Router & AtA Voip combination unit
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One limitation is that if your ATA fails then you have to replace your router. I have been with Vonage for about 5-6 years and have had two ATA units fail.
Another downside is that the combo router/ATA may not have all of the router features that you want and it may not have upgradable firmware.
Another downside is that the combo router/ATA may not have all of the router features that you want and it may not have upgradable firmware.
I'd recommend standalone units for the reason mentioned by Wayne. Also I find that "combo" units never seem to perform as well or have the rich feature sets that you find in separate standalone units.
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