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You can accomplish what you want. But it isn't something Vonage offers as something special. You can establish a Vonage line, port the number to it, and then have calls go to Voicemail immediately. ...

I have tried the test numerous times and gotten widely varying results (especially on the jitter test showing from 5 ms to 394 ms).

I have two internet connections, Comcast and Verizon FIOS. Bot ...

I am still getting a download speed reported that is about 1/3 of what I actually have (and is reported by other tests).

And it claims the jitter is very bad, yet I have no VoIP problems.

Blakadher has it exactly right.

Comcast does not guarantee a static IP address and they use DHCP to assign them. But my experience has been that I have had the same IP address from them for over a ...

The two Vonage adapters do need to have different IP addresses., If they are getting their IP via DHCP that should be no problem. If they are static then you need to be sure they are not the same an ...

It would seem that the countries included are those where virtual numbers are also available. So, it is places that Vonage has (their own or through agreement) equipment that connects to the PSTN.
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It is certainly not a flaw and you have many options. A cordless phone (or set of them with a single base and multiple handsets) is only one option.

You should look to the many posts on how to use ...

Glad things are working.

So, the router is NOT getting an IP address. Is it possible the they (Verizon) are sensitive to the requesting MAC address?

I don't have your model router, but most have a place in their setup pag ...

How about the router Status page? Has it been assigned an IP on its WAN side?