BEFW11S4 V2 & voip service

I don't know if this is the right forum for this question, but I have the BEFW11S4 V2 router behind a linksys cable modem. I just lost my voip provider, Sun Rocket, and have switched (am attempting to switch) to VOIP.com. It seems as if the Linksys router is blocking the incoming calls. I can call out okay, but nobody can call in.
I am addressing this issue in a parallel fashions, the router and the voip company. The voip company suggests a RJ45 ethernet splitter between the cable modem and the router, one side to the router, one side to the voip adapter. I don't believe a digital signal can be split, so this solution won't work, unless I am wrong. I always thought that the router itself was a "digital splitter" of sorts.
Is there any reason that the Linksys router would be blocking incoming calls through Voip.com, and, if so, how can this be corrected? Thanks for your help. wd0d

one way audio is usually caused by firewall blocking the ports being used by the ATA...forward the UDP ports that is on the link below:
http://www.sipura.com/Documents/faq/Section_1.html#5
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Can all please share their experiences with free VoIP (SIP or Internet tel whatever you call).
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I don't work for Truphone and have spent the last few months reviewing
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I'm new to the forum and tearing my hair out here. We have an RV110W with a mix of computers and VOIP handsets.
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Stephen
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My in-laws are moving from the eastern part of Virginia up to the northern part of Virginia. They are currently renting a house. Now, is there a way of forwarding there calls to their cell phones and having the service in the rental house turned off? They have had this number for over 30 years, bussiness calls, family, and of course those sale calls (just joking) they need to have access to. They are willing to contnue paying for phone service so they can forward all calls, but I think it is not a good idea to leave the service on in a rental house if you are not living in it. Please help me in order to help them.
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Welcome to the forums. You're talking to other customers here. If you want a response from Verizon you need to call or chat with them.
I've never heard of any offering from Verizon that allows you to keep a phone number active without an associated phone line. I sincerely doubt they can do this for you. If they can, it's most likely a very costly business service.
A better option is to port the phone number to a VoIP service such as Vonage or OOMA. With these services, you install a device that connects to your broadband Internet and then plug your phone(s) into it. Regardless of where it's installed it will use the same phone number. This will give you a very similar experience as a regular phone line. Just pick up a phone and call. Some VoIP providers also allow app based calling so you can access your phone number while on the move. There are monthly fees with these providers that vary with the subscribed services.
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N8; How to set up SIP and make (WiFI & 3G)VOIP cal...

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This window needs to be configured with your VoIP provider setting which may be found on their site or just do a search. I used the settings from my previous phone. I have Gizmo VoIP and will be using the setting for this service as an example to set up Wifi and 3G SIP setting
Profile Name> Gizmo, (assign the name of your provider e.g.. Gizmo, Google talk, etc)
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Public username: sip:[email protected] (Input your VoIP provider info)
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Registration> When needed
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Proxy server address> siproxy01.sipphone.com (use your provider proxy address setting)
Realm> proxy01.sipphone.com (use your provider setting)
Username> (use your username)
Password> (enter your password0
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Go back and then go to Registrar server:
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Real> proxy01.sipphone.com (use your provider setting)
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Password> (enter password)
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Again folks above is just an example. You must use your provider settings.
Then when you are done go back to:
Admin setting> Net setting>Advance VoIP setting>Create new service> choose the SIP profile shown, e.g. Gizmo
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Now go to the SIP pane in Contacts folder, sign in and then make a test call . To make a SIP call just go to a contact and choose Internet call. If you configured everything correctly, it should work and you are done.
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Hi
I have an unbranded N8 and am trying to get VoipCheap to work.
I have tried to set up VOIP but still facing a problem or 2 so please assist me.
I have an active account via VoipCheap.com with a profile name and password and it is verified.
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