In an attempt to configure Linksys PAP2 VOIP adapter, I a...

In an attempt to configure Linksys PAP2 VOIP adapter, I am constantly receiving this message, "Your phone may be plugged into incorrect phone port. Please try the other port." Manual reboot did not solve the problem. Can anyone help?

Hello,I am partheeban.Have you got to fix the problem.Me al so have same problem.If you sole that let me know.How you did.this is the massage i have got on my phone
This is the voice massage i have got it from my phone.
Connected in the incorrect phone port. Please try other port. If you believe
your correct port. Please log on to your web account to check your states of
your service O108.
This is the voice massage i have got it when you pickup the phone
immediately the voice massage will comes.
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You cannot. PAP2T is a SIP client (SIP is an open VoIP protocol), while Skype uses its own which is proprietary and not compatible with SIP.
I now see that there is a service named Skype Connect (previously known as SIP for Skype) which enables a SIP device, such as PAP2T, to connect with Skype using SIP trunks (trunk can be considered as a connection). However, it is a service oriented to businesses, so I suppose it won't be cost effective for a home account.
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macthelion,
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All existing Small Business discussions have been archived here for
reference. We have made these changes to best serve all Cisco customers
now and in the future.
Please visit the Cisco Small Business Support Community Welcome Page created specifically for Linksys and Linksys by Cisco community members.
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> Again, "I double checked that I used right login information and vpi from my ISP. I used the same info to configure the modem to PPPoE mode again so I can connect to the internet." And yes I was also able to connect with a PPPoE dialer and computer directly connected to the modem.
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> That link is exactly the same link in my sentence: "I then tried to set up the router to use PPPoE according to the instructions here: http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?pid=80&vw=1&articleid=3687"
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