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VoIP setup questions

EyeMWing

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I went with AT&T instead of Vonage for a few reasons. First, I trust AT&T to have uncongested servers - they're AT&T ferchrissake. Second, I can get phone numbers in my native area code.

So, I have a few questions before I start running the neccessary wiring.

1) Should I set it up INSIDE, or OUTSIDE the router?
2) On the equipment that they provide, do they use screw-downs or RJ11's?
 

Night201

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You could have always used Vonage on an AT&T provided network.

You should put the VOIP outside the router.

Internet -> VOIP -> Router -> Computers
 

aphex

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Originally posted by: RossMAN
Who makes better VOIP Hardware Linksys or Motorola?

I love my PAP2 from Linksys :)
 

vtqanh

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Originally posted by: EyeMWing
I went with AT&amp;T instead of Vonage for a few reasons. First, I trust AT&amp;T to have uncongested servers - they're AT&amp;T ferchrissake. Second, I can get phone numbers in my native area code.

So, I have a few questions before I start running the neccessary wiring.

1) Should I set it up INSIDE, or OUTSIDE the router?
2) On the equipment that they provide, do they use screw-downs or RJ11's?

I just placed an order with ATT, too. Waiting for them to transfer my number over. Wonder if anyone not succeed in getting the number transferred.
 

faZZter

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Originally posted by: Night201
You could have always used Vonage on an AT&amp;T provided network.

You should put the VOIP outside the router.

Internet -> VOIP -> Router -> Computers

I use Vonage and have it set up this way.....

Internet -> Router -> Wireless bridge -> VOIP

NO problems.........