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Telephone connection How do I use the telephone without losing the internet connection?
I have a Linksys VOIP with Teleblend phone service which works fine with the Verizon westell dsl modem. However, I can't connect Linksys WRT54G router so I can use my laptop in addition to the desktop. Verizon support instructed me to put the modem in bridge mode, but as soon as the tech did that I was disconnected from the phone and dsl. Please send any help. Thanks.
Unless you have dial up, you arent supposed to be losing any connection between the two. If you are, i would call them up and have them come out to fix it for free. That is completely rediculous.
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You
could use a telephone adapter that could be provided by any voip service
provider which you can connect to your modem or router. You can then connect a
standard phone to this adapter and you have yourselves a proper residential phone service over the net without having to go through your pc. This allows you
to have your own phone number to make and receive phone calls with pretty much
all the features of a standard phone connection.
Have you tried using a 5 or 8 port switch to see if this will allow u to have 8 or 5 more phones available ...they do make a 25 switch if you want to add 25 phones
LOL!! I know with Vonage you need a hard line cat 5. With the usb things like magic jack, since that directly plugs into your computer, my assumption is it wouldn't matter whether you were wireless or not.
I am using a Panasonic DECT 6.0 Series cordless phone. However, the VIATalk.com VOIP Services uses a LinkSys PAP2 adapter which can work with any type of phone. A Broadband connection is required to use the VIATalk.com VOIP service. Setup is very simple and the instructions areeasy to follow. Just a few simple things to do.
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