So just to follow up a new Obi202 solved my problem. Attached is a picture of a GOOD Phone Port status showing phone state/VBAT/TipRingVoltage/etc. I deleted my two GV configs from the old DTA and provisioned the first one to new 202 as part of the setup. It failed to register because the new 202 was running older Firmware. After a couple of firmware updates/reboots boom my first GV number was working and piece of cake to add the second. Can't say it was that easy the first or even second time I did this but either Google/Polycom/Both made some improvements because it was a piece of cake. Even porting over my Aveno 911 service was smooth as silk.
The only problem I had/have was getting RTP streams to flow bi-directional on my network. Years ago using Linksys and later Cisco E4200 WiFi router I always struggled with opening the right ports to get VoIP/SIP/RTP working. About a year and half ago I upgraded my network to a Synology Mesh WiFi network and boom it couldn't have been easier and OMG the Synology gear is awesome. Amazing what a good network performs like, so I'm now a total Synology fan for their network and NAS gear. BUT with all that said about 6 months ago there was a Router Firmware update and boom RTP stopped flowing like the old days. I tried the port opening tricks, I tried to DMZ the DTA, but no love. Working with Synology Support we determined it was their Threat Prevent Package causing the problem. I had forgotten I re-enabled it before I left for the summer. Once I remembered this I disabled Threat Prevention and RTP flows fine. They were supposed to get back with me when they had a patch/update/answer to why this was happening but I have not heard a peep from them. I'll reach out to them next.....THANKS!