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To: Blazejay who wrote (2777)	6/21/1999 8:41:00 PM
From: Crash	Read Replies (1) of 3178

Scott and Blaze, This comment caught my eye: "Merge a palm-pilot with a cell-phone and give it an IP address. Take the phones on your desk and in your kids' rooms and give them IP addresses, too. Your vPBX server somehow senses which ones are active" and rings you up when somebody calls." Wouldn't IP addressing imply a fixed location? Or is there some standard for mobility that I am not aware of today? If a capability exists, why would I need an IP address? Is there some need for backward compatibility with fixed location applications? Just Curious. Regards, Crash

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