2 Aug
2004
2 Aug
'04
6:28 p.m.
Hello,
does anybody has been solving problem of routing emergency numbers
according location where UA is located? I.e. the same 112 number,
depending on location must be tranlated to ie. 61234554 or 61344143 and so
on. This location, as i see it, in some cases can be retrieved from
account information and if this is not possible - from IP ranges.
What could be your suggestions on this particular case?
Antanas
2 Aug
2 Aug
7:12 p.m.
zolia(a)z1sys.com writes:
What could be your suggestions on this particular
case?
i have a community code stored for each user, which tells the location
where the user normally stays. ser asks that via radius when 112 is
called and modifies the called number accordingly. it doesn't guarantee
proper routing of 112 if the user is traveling outside his/her home
community.
-- juha
8:17 p.m.
999 or 911 ie: emergency calling needs to be addressed.
Many TA's can be setup with an address. Like cell users on the move
would need to remember that.
With many many people building servers another thing that needs to be
considered
is "inter-connection" into other SIP networks. That will allow you to offer
a wider area
of free caller to caller services. There is safety in numbers. Like the
Internet started peering
agreements between networks will be key to expansion. My group is taking the
lead in peering
agreements. We will peer with any VOIP SIP network no matter how big or how
small. All
you have to do is email: voip(a)livevoip.com We plan on making our free
services like calling
USA 800#'s available to anyone who is peered with us.
The future of this business is what we all make it.
Mike French
LiveVoip LLC
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