they turned off our neighborhood cable again. Fiber connection to neighborhood head.

where should I send this recording?

Let me know who wants the recording

recorder going off.

I'm still recording

it's my personal pbx

Squawkbox never lasts this long. I'm going to have to turn off my recorder.

must sign off at the top of the hour. thanks, everyone.

but it's ok for yourself, or your family

Be aware that in some countries (UK) it's illegal to offer access to a GSM gateway to customer unless you are a carrier

very nice. I'd like to be able to report a street light out or broken fire hydrant over cell, but I can't

here

i'm from italy. it works

the trouble is that cell carriers often don't support local 211, 311, 511 services for local/state governments

cool. i didn't think at this solution. i don't have pots line and no 112. go immediately to program my pbx

and my cell carrier has my home office address registered to that SIM

provided by way of a SIP-GSM gateway giving my PBX a cellular trunk

I have not POTS lines, yet I have 911

anon and attributed

Voting would be a good feature

nor do i think they look at plats

a few but they do not map to the emergency services network

Isn't there a geo-location DB for WiFi router MAC addresses?

yes - 911 in N America

Isn't the overarching problem that we (telcos in particular) haven't separated the service from the transport (utility) network.

911

So - does that mean that if you only support outbound calling (not inbound calling) - then you do not have to provide emergency calling

FCC definition says <br/>""An interconnected Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) service is a service<br/>that: (1) enables real-time, two-way voice communications; (2) requires a<br/>broadband connection from the user's location; (3) requires Internet<br/>protocol-compatible customer premises equipment (CPE); and (4) permits users<br/>generally to receive calls that originate on the public switched telephone<br/>network and to terminate calls to the public switched telephone network."

Article just posted (by me) on this subject. http://glimfeather.com/borderless

Why did they decide to refuse to support emergency calling? Is this decision solely based on technical crirea - or is there something more to this?

I would like to discuss the issue of support for Emergency Calling - http://www.computeractive.co.uk/computeractive/news/2226793/skype-refuses-comply-ofcom-999

Verizon is a master of the "we're opening up our network" PR releas

http://skypejournal.com/2008/09/rural-internet-access-is-obama-priority.html

Can you hear me now?

Tnx Phil

jkohlen@gmail.com

http://skypejournal.com/2008/09/mccain-and-obama-proxies-debate.html

accessing via iSkoot on Blkbry and iPhone browser.

Anyone got links?

morning

to a WAV file on a Polycom IP650

I can also record at my location

a tape? :-)

Don't you think it's a bit unfair to conflate the TOM Skype story with the story of encryption and "back doors"?

Good morning...

Good afternoon

good afternoon

China and the JV's skimming IM data and storing it insecurely.

The US and Canadian elections and who'd be better for Skypers

To talk about...

Would love to attend, but an event that was supposed to be today (Weds) was pushed to tomorrow, so I can't join you all. Look forward to listening to the recording.