FYA: Emergency Advisory Notice: All Stealth Program Participants

[Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com>]

The pitfalls of VoIP; temporal and spatial locality is lost...

> Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 11:38:32 -0800
> From: Steve Bird <stbird@cisco.com>
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> To: stealth-users@cisco.com
> CC: Jason Yoder <jyoder@cisco.com>, Steve Bird <stbird@cisco.com>
> Subject: Emergency Advisory Notice: All Stealth Program Participants
>
> Subject:  Remote IP Phone Emergency Service Calls Advisory
>
> To all Stealth Users,
>
> Please be advised that telecommuters, remote office, and traveling 
> personnel should place emergency calls on a locally configured hotel, 
> office or home phone
> (e.g.. landline).
>
> Emergency calls placed from Cisco Remote IP Phones that have been removed 
> from their primary Cisco site may not be answered by local safety authorities.
>
> If you are using the Cisco Remote IP Phone while away from your office, 
> please take reasonable precautions to prevent use of this phone for 
> emergency calls.
>
> If you must use the Cisco Remote IP Phone for emergency calls while away 
> from your configured site, be prepared to provide specific information 
> regarding your
> location (e.g. country, city, state, street address) to the answering 
> safety authority or security operations center personnel.
>
> Please refer questions or comments on this notice to 
> regaffairs@cisco.com  Subject:  Cisco Remote IP Phone Emergency Service Query
>
> Thank you,
>
> Jason D. Yoder
> Cisco Systems, Regulatory Affairs