Mike Ashton wrote:
I have the same question on the liability side. What we do in this case
is each remote extension is programed with an alternative callerid
(their home number) for emergency routing, so if the hone dials 911 it
flips the home number in for callerid.
But be careful about doing this. Does your outgoing provider allow the
home number to be routed to their 911 service?
I asked this same question of our providers several months ago.
I thought I would put their local PSTN number in for emergency on an
extension, but I was told that they would not terminate the 911 call as
it doesn't belong to their network.
So, in the scenario where I have multiple incoming providers, we need to
make sure emergency calls are routed back through the correct provider
to ensure they terminate. Or sign-up with someone like Northern 911
directly.
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