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Troubleshooting without a legal conclusion
Sort the symptom into SIP, identity, emergency location, or messaging. Then open that document. Educational only. Not legal advice.
Learn in 5 minutes
- Pick the document that matches the symptom
- Keep a live 911 test out of this lab
- Write a next step that cites a page
Visual
The fix column is a study direction. It is not a ruling.
Worked example
Pick the next document One symptom. One next document. No legal conclusion.
- Read the symptom.
- Ignore the unrelated protocols.
- Name the document.
Fault
The caller hears silence. Identity is present. The ticket says to rotate the STIR certificate.
RTP follows the address in SDP. STIR is a signature on the request.
Quiz
Ecosystem
Glossary, sister systems, and the integration seam for this room.
CRM Screen pop uses data the contact center already has: ANI, DNIS, case id. Those values may arrive in SIP headers or in a CTI event after the call is up. The CRM is not a SIP element.
Sources and go deeper
- RFC 8224 — last checked 2026-10
- Kari's Law Act of 2017, Public Law 115-127 — last checked 2026-10
- The Campaign Registry — last checked 2026-10
- RFC 5764 — last checked 2026-10
- RFC 6881 — last checked 2026-10
- Public Law 115-141, RAY BAUM'S Act of 2018 — last checked 2026-10
- FCC MLTS 911 requirements — confirm
- RFC 3261 — last checked 2026-10
- RFC 3264 — last checked 2026-10