And, as a last resort, call Ooma tech support (use your cellphone, because the Telo may have to get cut off for a while) and see if they can help you. Sometimes the Telo takes over all router packets and nothing else can connect to the internet through the router. (I find it's better to connect the router normally, plug the Telo in as just another Ethernet device, change the settings in the Telo and change the DMZ setting in the router. You'll probably need their help for all that.)
And you should have the Ooma app running in your phone during all this, so if a call comes in on that number, you can answer it on your cellphone (or someone else's if there's someone else in the household).
01-08-2018 12:31 PM