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Posted by John Levine on May 5, 2005, 8:39 pm
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> While the process documented mirrors the process for traditional
> landline phones, it doesn't address what happens when the VoIP user
> takes their phone someplace else and then calls 9-1-1. Which center
> is called? The one for their home of record or the one serving the
> hotel/motel/grandma's house?
What kind of nitwit would go to all of the effort of booting up a VoIP
phone in those circumstances rather than using the POTS phone next to
the bed?
The VoIP E911 issue only really matters for people using VoIP as a
primary home phone, and it is my distinct impression that those phones
rarely move.
R's,
John
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