Please consider:
The ATA is YOUR equipment.
Your server/network equipment elects to invoke fail-over for incoming calls due to some problem with your ATA communicating with your servers. My gripe is that I cannot know the fail-over was invoked because VoIPo does not inform the customer by email or SMS or a robo-call that this has happened. But moreover, VoIPo is imprudently declining responsibility.
Of course I am responsible for the router to be configured to accomodate. But tech support's only cure so far has been to temporarily move the ATA to the WAN side then back again. There needs to be a competent diagnosis of what is actually causing this, so the cure can be developed. The ATA, as I understand, is supposed to notify audibly and/or by flashing LEDs that there is a registration/re-registration fault. It does not do so. But something causes VoIPo's servers to invoke the fail-over for incoming whilst the outgoing calls still work normally. I only ask that someone actually troubleshoot this.
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