[Cradlepoint]

Thanks, the last business partner call said mobile is available to private cloud but don't pull the trigger unless you're serious. I'm not sure how serious we are, I'll send an email to our sales rep.  

[Cradlepoint]

Will 2600 mobile work with a Cradlepoint COR IBR350? 

[911 Management - Multiple Locations]

Are you putting a router in at these locations? If using an Adtran Netvanta 3140, it can be configured to send all 911 calls out with the same CID from that location. I'm guessing that would avoid you having to enter it in the UI on the user level. 

[do i need a Queue for this?]

On 11/28/2017 at 7:25 AM, Rick Guyton said:

Yea, I've floated that with my clients and it doesn't go over very well for me at least. They complain about having to constantly watch the portal to see if they've been kicked away.

Are there SPRE codes that can be used to log agents in and out? If not in the UI, is there somewhere else that can be built?

[Taxes on Hosted Kazoo]

I apologize, here you go. http://www.telecompliance.net/

Ask for Judy, she is amazing. 

[net neutrality: What it means for us?]

I'm trying to be optimistic. The way these companies are moving, they are more concerned about delivering media content then they are voice. Verizon and Comcast are trying to purchase assets from Twenty-First Century Fox inc. Follow the link below, there is a blurb about it there.  I believe they see the future as media companies. I don't think they care much about VoIP. I think the biggest losers are NetFlix, HULU, YouTube, Google, and companies of the like. These companies also have the capital to ride the "fast lanes."  I honestly have no idea what's going to happen. I do know there are people that are allot smarter than me that will figure out a work around to whatever the ISP's intend to do. I'm also sure when they figure it out, it will spread like wild fire. 

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/telecom-stock-roundup-fcc-plans-192107893.html

[Taxes on Hosted Kazoo]

Judy @ TPI has been gold to keep us compliant. 

[net neutrality: What it means for us?]

If you're providing video services I think there is cause for concern. I don't think you have much to fear on VoIP, even hosted. Hosted is using port 7000, it's going to look like random internet traffic. The voice packets are so small, I don't think there is a reason to be concerned. I think the Netflix and the likes have cause for concern. The larger companies care more about media then they do voice. If you're delivering voice through an ATA, or an Adtran TA9xx you may want to change the ports being used for voice traffic to mirror what hosted is using by default.