Vonage & Skype Can I plug my Vonage adapter in to this system as if it were my land line?
846741
Yes, your vonage should function through this phone but I haven't tried to confirm.
846742
I have Vonage and plugged my skype dual phone into the Vonage adapter and it works fine. You just need to use a telephone wire splitter for the phone wire on the Vonage unit. I am absolutely sold on Skype and will most likely be dropping Vonage altogether. I'm giving it a little more time to be sure (it's been about 2 months). I almost didn't attempt to use Skype because of the MagicJack horror that I tried first.
520810
I essentially have the same question with this variation: Can I plug a mic into it to work with the ZOIPER voip program
1540277
Yes, you connect base station of your cordless to this adapter, and then you can use your cordless phone directly to call skype line. It is advised to keep a landline also connected to the adapter so you can call regular PSTN lines.
2183887
If by "regular phone" you mean plugging it into an analog phone line, then no, that is not supported. If you mean making phone calls and having a phone number, that is possible with a SIP service (callcentric, voipvoip, fring, 8x8 or any of a zillion other SIP providers) and an Internet connection. Of course, is it also possible to use Skype, with added paid services, to make and receive regular phone calls.
733981
Yes, but your VOIP provider will have to support that in order for it to work. Most of them will.
1011119
Almost always, the VoIP provider will send you their Phone Voice Adaptor because they lock in their settings. In most cases they will not accept an unlocked adaptor on their network for security reasons. This adaptor, like all adopters, work on any VoIP system but they have to give you the settings.
1259310
I do not have Vonage but it works with another Cable Phone Modem. It should work with Vonage.
1662997
I have been using the unit for about a year . You can access a VOIP OR Landline but I have not found a way to bridge the two calls together
1292826
This phone plugs into the jack in your house. I actually have mine plugged into a similar jack on my printer/fax machine. The phone I use for Skype is a Polycom CX200.
1128048
No it is not compatible with Vonage. Vonage also uses SIP for their backbone but they do not publicize their SIP servers and also use some SIP extensions that are not available on this device.
569085
I don't use Vonage or any similar service but my phone service is through my cable company. The cable modem has a connection for my computer and a separate connection for my phone. So, my phone calls are going through a server somewhere. For this reason I think that the phone would work fine through a computer. Also, the owner's manual does not have any restrictions listed for use with a computer.
642888
No. You could run internet to a hub and install a VOIP Phone like Vonage that runs over the internet
1380858
I used it to replace a very old 1st generation Vonage router no problems. You just have to have customer service (via chat, or on the phone) provision your adapter. Automated provisioning through the webpage wouldn't work for me.
1682634
This has nothing to do with Skype. There is probably a way to make it work with Skype but there are much easier solutions at lower pricing. Search amazon for Skype phone adapters or Skype enabled phones for a better solution.
87610
Yes, a phone line is required in order for the system to dial out. My recommendations would be simple talk, vonage or Verizon's home phone connect.
401879
This Telephone is analog, is the Vonage Service is over analog telephony there are not proble, but is this services i over VOIP may be does not work
1016779
Good Afternoon,I personally never used the three units that way. I only had them communicating with each other over the miles. However, the phones will handle skype. As well, the standard phone plug is the only way to utilize the Grandstream as a regular phone. The router is for access to the internet only and enables the use of all web features.Hope that helps clarify a bit. Take care.