This is a different issue of what providers allow what fixed and mobile
devices on their networks.
Henry
On 10/21/08 1:22 PM, "Paul Kyzivat" <pkyzivat at cisco.com> wrote:
[I accidentally sent this to rai. trying again on the new thread.]
Eunsoo Shim wrote:
I don't see a reason emergency calls cannot be supported with
the tools listed in the document.
Which VOIP service providers, and by what mechanism.
Vonage and Comcast. I am sure there are more.
By the mechanism I described briefly in the above.
Hmm. Are you then saying that these tools are sufficient to develop a UA
for attachment to Vonage and Comcast? I never would have gotten that
from reading it.
And I'm surprised. AFAIK neither Vonage nor Comcast support attachment
of third party sip devices to their networks - only the ones they
supply. (Or am I out of date regarding their policies?)
Thanks,
Paul
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