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Ok, i'm wrong, that's not an EBR-2310. That's a DES-1105 switch. Here is the best thing that you can do... Modem > SR-200 > Linksys Then go into the Linksys and disable DHCP. That will turn your Linksys into a switch that also has wireless abilities. Then you should no longer need the...

My first question to you is, why in the world do you have so many routers? It's not good to piggy back so many router's like that. Why SR-200 and (what looks like) an EBR-2310? I really think you need to "clean up" your network dude. Use one router. Then if you need more ports, get an 8 port...

You could also try X-lite. X-Lite - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com Netmeeting is pretty old stuff.

It might be what the Z-340 has. My Z-340 can block calls from a specific person that calls, deaf or hearing. Just add them as a contact, then go to that contact in the list and press the menu/options button, block is there.

I say yes to this. Fact of the matter is, you get what you pay for. If there is more moeny in the pot, more features and technology will come about. Also, it's more of an incentive us. VRS providers will work a lot harder to keep our service.

She should delete the P3 software, remove all the P3 stickers and change the wallpaper. Then it will be sexy. :)

D-Link i2eye is something that can be used. Older technology...yes...but it works. P2P calls can still be done through IP addresses.

VRS was not designed for deaf people to call point to point. That is mearly a result of video phones being able call point to point. The FCC does not and will not reimburse minutes if a hearing person is using the service. The whole point of VRS is to the you can use a terp to call your...

Good to hear you got your phone up and running from ZVRS. As for Snap....yea...they suck. They're a sinking ship that bought another sinking ship (Viable). Now they will sink together even faster.

That's what's fun about them. It's like Christmas. :) I hope the MVP is not for your parents. If they can't handle the basicness of a VP-200, I highly doubt using an MVP will be easy for them.

How did you update your VP-200? Did it do it by itself or did you have to click on something?

holavrs.tv will connect to an interpreter. If you dial your friend's IP it will connect to their VP. Not sure. Their website and Facebook just say soon.

ZVRS is coming out with the Z3 soon. Apparently it's Windows and Mac compatible. I'd wait for that.

Skype uses a proprietary protocol to allow it's users to connect to one another. So Skype is not able to call a VP, only other Skype users. If you wait a little while...ZVRS is coming out with Mac software called the Z3.

Now you know the secret to Sorenson's power :naughty:

What you have provided me is not fact unless you can quote a source. Do you have a source? Do you really think that if they merge, they are not smart enough to figure out how to make the phone's compatible with out the need to replace every phone coming from one network to the other? Anything is...

So I don't know because your phone seems to not have it's coverage drop? Guess what, coverage is not the same everywhere, it vaires from place to place. And in my location...it's dropping. Have any facts to back this up with? I seriously doubt customer's would be forced to replace their...

I see a lot of comments talking about what the different carriers have, as far as networks. But I have not really seen anyone say specifically why this would be such a bad idea for either company. Sprint has a good 3G/4G network and the 4G is expanding. T-Mobile has a laughable 3G network...

Sorry but...this doesn't make sense. Why would you call Sorenson to change your IP address? They have no control over it... Unless you're talking about the private IP address used on the VP-200 (192.168.x.125). You do not need to call Sorenson to have that changed. Settings > Network >...

Okie doke....good luck to you.