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Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
- Model — WRP400-G1
- Wireless-G Broadband Router with 2 Phone Ports
- The Linksys WRP400 Wireless-G Broadband Router with 2 Phone Ports is an impressive and versatile networking solution
- All-in-one Internet-sharing Wireless-G Broadband Router with 4-Port Switch
- Two standard phone jacks enable feature-rich telephone service over a Broadband Internet connection
The Linksys WRP400 Wireless-G Broadband Router with 2 Phone Ports is an impressive and versatile networking solution offering advanced triple-play services prioritization in a single intelligent compact device. Whether it is broadband internet sharing, VoIP service, or enhanced services like multimedia gaming, streaming media, or IPTV, the innovative development of the WRP400 provides users with the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements that must now be implemented to ensure guaranteed service delivery for the latest generation of applications that are becoming more prevalent.
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(out of 7 reviews)
List Price: $ 139.07
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#2 written by N. Mckiernan 1 year ago
Review by N. Mckiernan for Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
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I can’t comment on how the product works; I had bought it to use with my Vonage service… only to find that Vonage doesn’t work with this router. I found it odd that Linksys customer support (who spent a significant amount of time trying to help me with the problem) was not aware of this. So, I hope this will help prevent others from making the same mistake and having to return the router, as I did. -
#3 written by richmond 1 year ago
Review by richmond for Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
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This is a good wireless router with 2 phone ports, but unfortunately it is not compatible with the Vonage telephone system so I had to return it and get the D-Link VWR that is made specifically for Vonage. I don’t think it is as good a product as the Linksys, but the phone ports wouldn’t work. The ethernet and wireless worked flawlessly for the few days that I was trying to figure out some way to make it work with Vonage. -
#4 written by Samuel Kim 1 year ago
Review by Samuel Kim for Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
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Had this for a month now and it’s working great! The only thing that it doesn’t do is connect with Vonage service (I wanted to replace my 2 units and combine into 1 since they both died around the same time; a power spike may have done them in). Setup was incredibly easy since I learned how to use the software interface in the previous linksys router. I hope this one lasts a long time. -
#5 written by BrianD 1 year ago
Review by BrianD for Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
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I’m not an IT person so setup left me sweating a bit. I followed the instructions from the VOIP service provider which left most parameters as default anyway, rebooted the box and it worked.I now have an all in one communication device, phone, WIFI, and 4 ethernet ports for computer, printers, etc. Probably the best small office device, period.. Its operation has been robust also, no reboots necessary to date.
My next step will be to play with some of the parameters to better work with my service provider, not that it is bad, just that in the remote location I am using it I do experience some momentary silence on occasion. Otherwise I love this thing.
This is not the Vonage version. Vonage I am to understand uses a proprietary version configured at the factory. Probably a bit simpler for a person not wanting to deal with the setup of a VOIP box.
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Review by S. Rimmasch for Linksys by Cisco Wireless G Broadband Router With 2 Phone Ports
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I read the previous review. I’m the second. I’ve owned many Linksys routers and wireless access points, as well as hubs. This is my favorite so far. It doesn’t get released in stores until late summer/early fall 2009. The gentlemen before me wrote about how it’s not compatible with Vonage. That’s true. BECAUSE it’s a VOIP router in itself. I know that it’s used by a company called Elevate Comm that launches in April (a month from now). That’s how I got it. Great router, great price, easy to use and setup, as well as great range. I use it it my house, which is 12000 square feet, and I get signal everywhere. Which is better than I can say about my netgear routers.