[VoiceOps] 911 backup solution

[Keith Leclaire]

Victor,

911 Enable from Connexion will accept these calls and route them to a
national call center so they can then be handled properly and routed to
the appropriate PSAP. There is of course a hefty fee for calls from
unprovisioned ANI's, its something like $50 or $75 per call and they will
contact you if you send too many of these calls as in theory every
endpoint should be recognizable and provisioned in the database. But as a
backup last, last resort service I would suspect there wouldn't be too
many such calls. 

We've been using 911 Enable for several years now without any problems.

-Keith


On 4/18/11 3:20 PM, "Victor Breen" <victor at impulse.net> wrote:

>I'm looking for a viable backup solution for 911 calls.  Here is a
>hypothetical question:  If you had an E911 provider already but wanted to
>ensure that every 911 call is answered, even if that e911 provider is
>unreachable or unable to take the call, how would you accomplish this?
>
>Does anyone know of a provider that will accept 911 calls for any ANI,
>even if there's a hefty per-call cost?
>
>
>
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> Victor Breen,  VoIP Systems Administrator
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