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VoIP Mechanic

• About Us
  • Policies
  • VoIP News
    • VoIP News Archive 2005
• What is VoIP?
• Installation & Setup
  • Planning the move to VoIP
  • Planning-page 2 Survey, Study, Subscribe
    • How to Clone a MAC address on an RT31P2
    • Bridging a Westell DSL modem
    • Bridging a Netopia DSL modem
    • How to configure a Linksys Router to use PPPoE
    • How to configure a Linksys RT31P2 to use PPPoE
    • How to configure a Motorola VT1005 to use PPPoE
    • How to configure a Motorola VT2442 to use PPPoE
  • The Top Ten Questions to ask a potential VoIP Provider
  • Avoiding 5 Mistakes when moving to VoIP
• Porting - a primer
• Glossary
• Distribute the VoIP
• VoIP Business Solutions
• Internet Business Phone System
  • What to look for in a Hosted PBX
  • 10 Questions to ask a Provider
  • Thoughts on setting up a hosted PBX
• IP Phones-an introduction
• Technical Support
  • Networking & LAN Issues
    • Linksys PAP2 information
  • Networking & LAN Issues-routers & switches
    • How to disable DHCP on a Linksys wireless router
    • How to disable DHCP on a D-Link wireless router
    • How to disable DHCP on a Netgear wireless router
    • How to disable DHCP on a Belkin router
    • How to configure a Linksys BEFSR41 for QoS
  • Wan Connectivity & the Internet
    • Motorola Surfboard and Ambit Modem Information
• Faxing Issues & Other Devices
  • Turning off ECM and Lowering the Baud Rate
  • Lowering the Baud Rate on some Fax machines
  • Fax Settings for Canon Machines
• Phone and Voice Quality
  • Echo-A technical tutorial
• Voice Quality Continued
  • The top 5 complaints & fixes
  • Dropped Calls
• Softphones
• Services & Applications
• Links of Interest
• FAQs
• Contact
• Site Map

Whether you currently have VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phone service, are researching it, or are just curious, sooner or later you may need some help and technical advice.  We offer information to correct some of the issues and problems that can occur like echo, choppy voice, delayed speech, and problems that can result from faxing and dropped calls.  We offer you easy fixes to complex problems.  We also provide helpful information about VoIP installations, planning and things you will want to know if considering VoIP.  Additionally, we offer information to business for solutions ranging from hosted VOIP to an Asterisk PBX.  

Any great new technology has a learning curve; we want to make it simple for you to get to the front of that curve. 

We want to keep you connected.