How exactly does Asterisk provide E911 service??
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How exactly does Asterisk provide E911 service??
It doesn't do anything with 911. You tell * what to do when someone
dials 911 via your dialplan.
To avoid legal issues down the road, I'd suggest handling it via a
local pstn line (one way or another), and install a Red Phone with
a normal pstn
Matt wrote:
How exactly does Asterisk provide E911 service??
Could you ask a slightly more open-ended and ambiguous question next
time? This one might actually have some real answers...
Asterisk does not provide _any_ service, the user configuring Asterisk
makes that happen. Asterisk can be
Rich Adamson wrote:
To avoid legal issues down the road, I'd suggest handling it via a
local pstn line (one way or another), and install a Red Phone with
a normal pstn line for emergency use. (The pstn line for the Red
Phone 'could' be used for incoming faxes as well, and when combined
with
To avoid legal issues down the road, I'd suggest handling it via a
local pstn line (one way or another), and install a Red Phone with
a normal pstn line for emergency use. (The pstn line for the Red
Phone 'could' be used for incoming faxes as well, and when combined
with something like
Rich Adamson wrote:
Agreed 100%. Think about how one might config a spa3k to accomplish
everything noted, plus some. :)
Well, incoming call handling on SPA-3000 kind of sucks at the moment...
but I don't see how it could be configured to ring a bunch of phones
anyway. At best it can deliver the
Agreed 100%. Think about how one might config a spa3k to accomplish
everything noted, plus some. :)
Well, incoming call handling on SPA-3000 kind of sucks at the moment...
but I don't see how it could be configured to ring a bunch of phones
anyway. At best it can deliver the call to a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin P. Fleming) writes:
Well, incoming call handling on SPA-3000 kind of sucks at the
moment... but I don't see how it could be configured to ring a bunch
of phones anyway. At best it can deliver the call to a single
gateway/proxy, and even it really wants to answer the
Well, incoming call handling on SPA-3000 kind of sucks at the
moment... but I don't see how it could be configured to ring a bunch
of phones anyway. At best it can deliver the call to a single
gateway/proxy, and even it really wants to answer the line first and
present a second dial
Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
Have the spa3k use an S0 dialplan:
PSTN Line:
...
Dial Plan 8:(S0 : )
...
PSTN Caller Default DP: 8
In the little bit of testing I did with an SPA-3000, I could not get it
to automatically send the call on to the Asterisk server
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 16:34, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
Have the spa3k use an S0 dialplan:
Come On Guys! Get your own thread!
I've never had a problem with calling 911 and reporting the address that goes
with that Caller-ID for their database.
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Steve
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