magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

It's the small, black thing at the bottom of pix, across the two pins of the RJ-11 connector. The ends have the fresh, sloppily soldered look.

It's not the conventional round resistor, but a SMD, or "surface mount device" type resistor. Takes up very little space.

Snafu2-- you got soldering ...

Anyone care to give specifics on how they configured QoS for MagicJack?

In reading this sticky's title, I know that's what I was hoping for and not an MTU debate!

Pismire wrote:grandcentral.com

Thanks, can you elaborate?

Do I transfer my existing MagicJack # to GC or do I need to get a GC # and then forward to my MJ #?

I'm guessing the latter... Of course, getting GC account sounds like challenge.

and I'm wondering if it gives me any additional capabilities with MagicJack???

I know that enabling QoS is one advantage but does having the SIP stuff on the router facilitate any MagicJack options?

Thanks!

Hi all--

Do any hacks out there make this possible? This would be huge!

Thanks. -- John

HolmanGT, ruggb, thanks for your replies.

I didn't have a chance until last night to continue troubleshooting.

I did eventually get it working but unfortunately HolmanGT, I don't think it will help you.

I'm running Windows XP Pro and I first installed MagicJack remotely over terminal services. I ...

Folks--

I've installed MagicJack but am so far unable to get a dial-tone on my conneted telephone. All I hear is a solid high-pitch tone from the telephone.

In the MagicJack application, under the Volume/Headset Control menu, I'm unable to select Telephone as my device. The application says its ...