cocacolakid: Now that you have placed your Ooma device behind (on the LAN side of) your router, do you have anything plugged into your home port of your Ooma device? If so, don't use your Ooma Telo home port, use your router ports instead. Good Luck.
thunderbird wrote:cocacolakid: Now that you have placed your Ooma device behind (on the LAN side of) your router, do you have anything plugged into your home port of your Ooma device? If so, don't use your Ooma Telo home port, use your router ports instead. Good Luck.
Nothing plugged into the Home port when Ooma is connected behind the router.
I've spent another week screwing with this with no success. I'm paying Comcast for 20 Mbps service, which I was getting until I hooked up the Ooma. Now, no matter how I have the Ooma hooked up, my Internet speeds vary wildly but are mostly awful. Today for a few hours they were in the 15 Mbps range, then things slowed way down to under 1 Mbps for several hours. Tonight I took the router out of the equation, put the Ooma after the modem, hooked up my Mac to the Ooma's Home Network port, and restarted everything. Speed ranges from 8 Mpbs on the high end to under 2Mbps on the low end. Call quality again is awful. I've tried setting the QoS on the setup.ooma.com portal to 0 with no benefits, and tried again with it set to 80% of a slow upload speed. No change in anything. Restarted everything four times tonight, no change. If I remove the Ooma completely and just hook up my Mac to my cable modem, restart everything, my speeds are excellent, 20 Mbps. I can't figure out why the Ooma is ruining everything.