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Unless you have traditional voice service or backup power for other types of telephone service you will not be able to dial 911 in the event of a power outage. If you have VoIP service and the broadband connection is lost or interrupted, you will not be able to dial 911. Also, Enhanced 911 (E911) allows emergency authorities to locate a 911 caller by linking the callers telephone number to the callers registered address. If you have a VoIP service and you move the VoIP telephone adapter, you must reg your new adr with the provider so your 911 calls can be correctly routed. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/telecommunications-relay-service-trs

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When to swap your old phone system Phones are the center of communication for any business, where there are new features available they should be utilized them to the fullest. Many don't realize what phone features they are missing until they review the latest sponsored upgrade options. Review phone system features ⇒

Outdated Systems Not Supported For Long:

If your current system is over two years old or is a landline system, when something goes wrong it will begin costing a lot more to maintain until it finally becomes obsolete. Security features are also lacking in older phone systems.

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After you review your upgrade options your new system will arrive. Most are seamless integrations that will plug directly into your existing internet connection.

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Voice over Internet Protocol or IP (Packet Switched) uses a data network to send small “voice packets” based on the destination address in each packet.

IP service can be offered by (or through) providers in two ways:

VoIP that uses the Provider’s own (Broadband) network (e.g., Comcast Digital Voice)

If a provider uses IP on its own network to send the voice packets, the quality of the call is uni-formly maintained because it allows the provider to prioritize voice packets so that they arrive on time. Otherwise, data on the network could delay the voice packets and result in poor call quality.

If IP uses the public Internet, the quality of the call may not always be uniformly maintained because the provider has less control of the voice packets competing with data packets.

• 911 and E911 Issues