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...y services systems it behoves Canadian VoIP 9-1-1 industry participants to use the guidelines of NENA to the greatest degree possible as vendors will first produce systems for US deployment of i2 before addressing any specific Canadian market requirements. It should be noted that the guideline for NG9-1-1 has not been published by NENA although work is progressing with vendors developing NG9-1-1 compliant system designs as part of the NENA Future Path Program. The second difference between the Canadian and US situation is the greater breadth of deployment of Wireless Phase II in the US. In Cana...

...y services systems it behoves Canadian VoIP 9-1-1 industry participants to use the guidelines of NENA to the greatest degree possible as vendors will first produce systems for US deployment of i2 before addressing any specific Canadian market requirements. It should be noted that the guideline for NG9-1-1 has not been published by NENA although work is progressing with vendors developing NG9-1-1 compliant system designs as part of the NENA Future Path Program. The second difference between the Canadian and US situation is the greater breadth of deployment of Wireless Phase II in the US. In Cana...

...y services systems it behoves Canadian VoIP 9-1-1 industry participants to use the guidelines of NENA to the greatest degree possible as vendors will first produce systems for US deployment of i2 before addressing any specific Canadian market requirements. It should be noted that the guideline for NG9-1-1 has not been published by NENA although work is progressing with vendors developing NG9-1-1 compliant system designs as part of the NENA Future Path Program. The second difference between the Canadian and US situation is the greater breadth of deployment of Wireless Phase II in the US. In Cana...

Hi all We are currently looking to implement a scenario where our AIX Unix Server and Windows Server can communicate with each other using a version of Samba. We currently scan images which are stored on our Unix system and ideally we would like our Windows Server to have access to these files. The software we use for our daily business is Unix based so the the scanned images have to be

Hi All. We have a samba server at our location. We are facing out with some issue. User who have the account on the server are able to access "/" root access. I have tried to add an extra line In Home sharing, which is "path = %H", this lined solved my issue, but gave other issue. After implementing this line under Home share, I am not able to open any other user's