Re: e911 & 411 Directory Services

[Andre Gironda <andre@operations.net>]

On Thu, May 20, 2004 at 04:15:01PM -0400, Joe Goldberg wrote:
> I am relatively new to the VoIP world, coming from a networking background.
> I was curious how people are handling 411 directory services and e911
> services.  Are there companies out there that can provide these services to
> a VoIP wholesaler or do I need to build these services myself?
> 
> I am curious how you all are handling this.

Route them out an FXO port either on an Asterisk box, Cisco router, PBX, key
system, or channel bank of some kind.

There is always the "In case of emergency, please use the red phone in
the break room for dialing 911" signs you can put up in an office to
meet the E911 worker requirement.  Then have the red phone just be
connected to a regular POTS line.


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