Vonage is a very cool and inexpensive way to have a home phone, but unfortunately it requires a little box to be near your phone at all times. In this two part tutorial, learn exactly how to hack your Vonage phone and route it to your central telephone box to distribute your VoIP line throughout the entire house. The days of being stuck near the phone box are behind you once you follow these steps to a simple hack.
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1 Comment
Not to degrade your video, but you can just plug a phone line from the VOIP box to a wall jack in that room and have service to all the other jacks connected to that line (which for most people is all of them). You can even run the wire into the wall jack panel and connect spliced wiring to the inside of the jack so you can still have a phone plugged in in that room. However your video IS crafty and definately will work.
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