Linksys SPA2102 does not reconnect itself after an Internet outage

I have the SPA2102 VOIP adapter. It is connected to my router through one of it's ports. When my internet goes out, obviously I lose my phone. But when the internet comes back up, the SPA2102 does not reset itself. I have to unplug it and plug it back in to reconnect to the internet.
Is there anything that can be done to have this automatically reset if the internet goes out?

In some other cases , you even need to power cycle the whole network just to get the internet back working which is more frustrating, but this does not happen on all SPA's on the same setup I guess. There's no specific parameter to make the unit automatically reset after an internet outage. Try setting a valid static IP on the WAN side of your SPA2102, setting DNS using the IP of the main router sometimes work or you may try using universal DNS. Check also the firmware version. 

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