can i use this to connect to my vonage business modem with my wireless phone system
1316079
I am not sure this would work for the case you have in mind. This is supposed to be used to connect an RJ11 phone to an internet phone service provider using the SIP protocol.
503984
We use our Cisco SPA525G on a VOIP system through Vocalocity and have not had any issues. Vonage recently merged Vocalocity (our service provider) and we have had no interruption in service. Vonage and Vocalocity operate the same type of system so it should not be a problem.
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.
8310
no, it only works with a computer USB port. I suggest you call Vonage to see if they have any deals to get their VoIP box for free. I have had one for about 2 years and it works great.
1480577
It can as long as your system supports POTS ports and you have a method to queue the incoming call into your system, as this device will only ring twice, which is about 10 to 12 seconds, at which point your system MUST answer the call, or the person will have to press the button again. We are going to use the Linksys SPA3102, since we have used it many times to do similar things in the past and it is very programmable. It is an advanced configuration, not something a novice VoIP admin will figure out. If you Google "Answer your front door with Asterisk" from NerdVittles you can learn quite a bit more about how to do this on an Open Source phone system.
849124
Yes you do. I am not tech savvy, but there is a yellow cord from the unit to our wireless router. The two other lines connected to the modem are the power and the phone. This is the same unit that Centurylink used many years ago. Just make sure that it is compatible with whatever phone service you have.
1979252
It answers for a FAX application. The Voice MODEM will work with a software telephone app.
481322
I'm using Vonage as my phone carrier through this modem. Not problem at all.
846741
Yes, your vonage should function through this phone but I haven't tried to confirm.
604757
This is meant to work with your office VOIP phone but it also connects to most cell phones. I have it paired with both my work and cell phone.
2117248
Have not tried the VOIP phone setup, but based on my experience with the Netgear, my guess is this would mean your needs.
1891955
I use the system thru Skype, I'm not sure that qualifies as VOIP solution your looking for. I'm very disappointed with the range of wireless service.
1904641
physically, yes; though the reason for this adapter to plug an independent modem into a router designed to accept phone line based communication such as dsl
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.
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we plug the vonage device output into the wall phone jack and it enables all the other house phone jack for use. so five phones id doable. this is not an option for people w/ dsl (like you), since it uses the phone line as input. we have cable and disconnected the input line from qwest on the outside of the house.
432888
I just did research on this and you can but you can only use it as a rauter not a modem for centurylink
482222
It needs an RJ11 (telephone) line. If your phones use RJ45 (Ethernet) it won't work. Most business lines that I have seen still use an RJ11, but Best Buy, Walmart, and Radio Shack (among many other larger chains) probably use RJ45. If you're using an RJ11 with VoIP, like Vonage, it should still work.