well, if you had to resubscribe, maybe your phone adapter isn't registered 
anymore? if it worked before it's got to be something like that. I have 
voicewing which is Verizon's version of the same thing and it's pretty hard 
to mess it up. I know vonage gives you a router, but I had them for a while 
and I just hooked ip through my router anyway because I needed the wireless 
from my router and it had no problem. With vonage I have just an adapter 
that has no router in it that I plug in to my router but I was 1 of the 
first 30 customers so I don't know what they use now. I understand vonage 
used the same thing I have now when it was new. I'm thinking about getting 
rid of it though, I average 1 call a week in the summer, and 1 a month at 
most not in the summer and it's not worth my while to have that and a cell 
phone, I think I'll go back to just the cell.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "matt V" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2007 2:01 PM
Subject: ot: is this possible in windows


> hi all
> I will just sayh that the router i got with vonage is more of a pain in =
> the ass than the little phone box i had before, and they are i would =
> say, stupid and not helpful in my opinion.  anyway i had my windows =
> computer, the linux box, and the phone adapter thing hooked to my router =
> for ages, but now when i had to resubscribe because they were idiots =
> which is another story, they never bothered asking if i needed a box or =
> a router, well i tried everything i could think of to get the vonage =
> router to realize the internet was working but no luck.  i can be online =
> and still pick up the phone and get "your vonage device can not connect =
> to the internet" or whatever the hell their cryptic unhelpful messages =
> are so now i either have to choose between a phone and the windows =
> computer, or no phone and the linux and windows computers which being =
> thats the only email address yahoo doesn't seem to catch in the filter, =
> its a pain in the rear
> anyway is there any hope for windows to support email addresses set up =
> on the fly if yuou have the domain pointed to the computer, or would the =
> email alone requre a possibly not worth it program?
> I guess im not aposed to setting up my webpage and emails in windows, =
> however would i be able to do such a thing or would my webpage's domain =
> email get all kinds of bouncing crap going on?
>
>
> http://www.mypowermall.com/biz/home/3833