Thread: FCC and 10 digits is a milestone but not 100% freedom
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Old 08-20-2008, 01:48 AM   #38 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by diehardbiker View Post
Here is what FCC said about the IP address of each device...

New Ten-Digit Numbering and Emergency Call Handling Procedures for Internet-Based Telecommunications Relay Services

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receive a call from a voice telephone user when the caller dials the VRS or IP Relay user’s ten-digit telephone number. (The caller does not need to know the VRS or IP Relay user’s IP address to make the call.)
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Read what they explained, still IP address exists no matter what.

DHB

That's explains clearly and also, it is just a system implementation that recongises the IP address and will take care of the configuration when making a call, IP addresses doesn't need to be known. SInce you know, If I want to make a call to USA from Australia -- I have to use IP address, the system will know what this IP address is heading for.

Make sense?
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