I've been told that I don't need to split it. The voice line should work as well as the data line. Something about cloning my PCs mac address - any ideas?
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Browse All TopicsI just installed a Netgear WPN824 wireless router at home. It all seemed to go well until I discovered that my telephone, which is serviced through my cable modem, no longer works. When I unplugged the wireless router, I got my phone service back. I didn't see any special instructions for configuring my phone with this device. Does anybody know what additional setup I need to do to get my phone to work with this router?
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So, just to make sure I have this straight, you have a cable modem, and Netgear WPN824 wireless router plugged into the cable modem, and then some kind of VOIP gateway or something plugged into the wireless router, and then a telephone plugged into that, is that correct?
And, just to clarify, if this is correct, what kind of VOIP gateway do you have?
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by: jekl2000Posted on 2007-04-02 at 12:44:45ID: 18839069
A assume here that you mean adsl verses cable.
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You should have a splitter that splits your phone line...one goes to the router and one to the phone.
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