i have hathway isp. my voip phone does not get logon. the same phone when i use airtel net service it works.
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ip address is not the issue.  You may try, at a command prompt,type " ipconfig /flushdns ".   It could be  a dns problem, OR some ISPs actually block the voip protocol.  check with your isp.  It is not legal in the U.S> to do so, but some do anyway.
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You cannot get it to connect before logon or run as a service. The most you can do is set it up to auto-connect when your computer attempts to go to the internet.\n\nStart-Settings-Control Panel-Internet Options\nHit the Connections Tab and check "always dial my default connection".
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pop3 is just a client. If it doesnt let you login, it might be because you switched internet services.
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I haven't tried any free ISP, but I've heard they're funded by advertising.  You might be experiencine popup windows or something like that.  Then again, the security on your computer might be getting in the way and preventing their software from working.  You should call Juno and ask them to walk you through connecting.  If they won't help you, forget about their free "service."
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VoIP will normally use ports 5060 and 5082 (I think), so they can block them or lower the bandwith on these ports.\nThey can also add latency or jitter.\nBlocked ports can be easily passed by, e.g. with QTelNet
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Are you trying to connect your phone via blue tooth, infra red or a cable that you got with the phone ? Also make sure you have the relevant drivers installed for it ( With my sony ericson and also my brothers nokia phone ) when I installed the software ( at least some of the software ) it seemed to hinder it so I just let windows do what it needed and used the other apps to synch ie outlook. Ive never used a V3 before so Im not entirely sure if that would be the case, if you are trying to do it via blue tooth then make sure you have it enabled on both your phone and the computer and make sure neither of them are hidden in the options or anything like that. Please post back with more info regarding how it is connected though as obviously that will help with answering the question.
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G'day,\n\nYou can try to connect, after doing what 2nd answer suggestion, but I think most of them has secured connection anyway, so u need password to join in.\n\nGood Luck!!
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Your modem is working properly if you are hearing a dial tone. You need to consult with your provider on what the proper settings are. If your provider sent you a setup disk use it. It should configure your account info.
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Yep. Just goto one of the providers. I use BroadVoice for my phone. I have no land line other than my VOIP through them.
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It depends on the phone company and the service you have. I have an unlimited long distance service no calls show up . It is with Bell south. On most bills 800 &888 calls do not appear either . If you can't find out use a pay phone or a friends phone. Hope you get the help you are looking for.
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mine did the same thing last week, I spent hours on the phone to BT somewhere in India, I am married to an Indian guy so no racist remarks from me....however, I couldn't understand a bloo** word he was saying, I told him all I could and thankfully was transferred for another half hour to an Indian speaking woman, no better, they gave me a number to call and said it was a problem with the equiptment and to contact whoever sold it to me,I told them it was BT which was why I was calling etc, etc, etc, so, they tested(they said) and told me to get a person out to look at my PC as it was this at fault not their wireless, etc, etc, etc,..luckily for me, the guy who fixes my PC is an honest chap, I called him and told him etc, and he said I should just disconnect all wires from my wireless thing and leave for half hour, reconnect and see if it works, and it did!! apparantly if you do this a signal will be searched for... try it, it saved me money and it saved me having to talk to impossible people again...why do we use BT?????
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do you using Dial up or ADSL, \nIf dial up, fix the phone line in the modem, and try to change the phone no. and call your mobile to test , if you reach your mobile it mean that was solve for this, and change the no. to the previous one
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does your mobile phone have that feature? otherwise your network provider has locked it so you can only get it from them
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why not try changing your connection in your yahoo messanger..i had that kind of problem and i found out my ISP blocks yahoo messanger..
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Hi... i had a problem with the install, it kept failing at the connection stage, i found that my old dial-up connection was still set as the default connection, so i set talk talk to default connection and it worked.\n\nLimbo
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You did not mention which company connection you are using. so you have to ask from your isp(internet service provider). most companies have like this \n\nmail.ispname.net\n\nbut it is not necessory but you can try\n\nhowever if not work you can get from you isp.
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I think your asking about VOIP. Voice Over Internet Protocol???\n\nA close friend of mine just got it 6 months ago from Vonage.\nand my sister just got VOIP from Shaw.ca last month..\n\nBetter, Worse or the same?\nactually its all three, depending on what you want out of it and how much you use it.\n\n$$$ savings depends on what services you already have on your landline.. If you total up ALL the services that most VOIP company's provide (included) VS your Landline company (at&t, bell, etc etc).. the savings can be between $10 to $50!! (keep in mind that most avg people dont subscribe to "answering service, caller ID, Call forwarding, long distance saver", so its not really a savings you get, but just a better "bang for your buck")\n\nVoice clarity:\nnot bad!, no worse than my cell phone..\nbut unlike a landline, their ARE DROPOUTS!\n\nWould I recommend it?\nIf you have a second phone like a cellphone anyways,\nIf you call long distance a lot (more then 10 minutes a month).\nIf having Caller ID, Fowarding, or Digital Answering Service is a huge need for you..\nand you can survive not having a landline if the power goes out..\n\nthen VOIP is a very good deal.