I have VOIP(lingo specifically) so i cant change my router to Wireless or any router for that matter, because it only has one frikin ethernet port. so i have to find an alternative to connecting my PS3 to the network. i was thinking of just buying a Wireless Adapter and sticking it into my Computer.Liliana

I have recently added a voip connection to my broadband connection. Here’s the deal. I have a wireless router (neighbors) that i have access to but cant change settings. I can connect my laptop to it using the wireless option. I have a router that connects to the phone. Can I connect the router to [...]

I’m using a dlink di-624 wireless router, and the voip is plugged into the lan port. Where in the configuration settings for the dlink can I find the serial for the voip’s connection so I can tell it to do port forwarding? Spamming / abusive replies are REPORTED. I hear they’re going to make it [...]

(VOIP means Voice Over Internet Protocol) how about over cableMaud

I would like to know if there is a way to link my 10/100 network card with my wireless card on my lap top. Here is what I would like to do…… I have a VOIP telephone that for the most part just plugs into my router at home threw a 10/100 wired connection, so [...]

it up,you look at a cable here and cable there.you plug the router cable in the voip.then you plug this plug in your six-outlet box.then this wire gets tangled on the other wire.all of a sudden,you don’t have enough outlets.you look at the ceiling-you look at the floor-you look at the mess.you finally just SCREAM~~~ [...]

The lost link seems to be related to time of day and day of week. Any suggestions? The ISP is a cable system.Alita

I would like to convert all the phone jacks in my house into ethernet jacks since I use VoIP with wireless phones. I plan to do this by attaching ethernet wires to the existing phone wires and pulling them down to my unfinished basement. What wires should I use and how do I connect them [...]

…Specifically for Skype and other PC based VoIP. I see there are several wireless VoIP headsets available. Some are bluetooth, some are 2.4 GHz. What are the pros/cons of each? I’m mainly interested in 1) voice quality; 2) noise cancelling; 3) distance.Ardis

Corded phone when the VoIP device itself is hooked to a LINKSYS Wireless-G 2.4 GHZ router? ThanksNatasha