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IP Fabrics CALEA System Selected by Scott County Telephone CooperativeDeepSweep™ for CALEA system provides "safe harbor" to meet FCC deadline Beaverton, OR – May 9, 2007 - IP Fabrics, Inc. announced today that Scott County Telephone Cooperative of Gate City, VA has selected the DeepSweep for CALEA system to provide CALEA compliance to meet the FCC deadline of May14, 2007. IP Fabrics, Inc. was chosen out of a field of multiple competitors due to the system’s cost effectiveness and compliance with the FCC’s T1.IAS specification, which offers safe harbor. “We are pleased to know that Scott County Telephone Cooperative will meet the FCC’s compliance deadline with IP Fabrics’ DeepSweep for CALEA solution,” stated Scott County Telephone Cooperative general manager Bill Franklin. “The system’s compliance with the T1.IAS spec ensures we will have “safe harbor” with the FCC.” The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) was originally enacted in 1994, but was recently extended to include Broadband Internet Access Services and VoIP Services in order to assist law enforcement agencies to execute authorized surveillance of digital communications. Services providers can comply with CALEA in various ways, including purchasing complaint solutions from vendors and are offered safe harbor if the solution adheres to industry standards, such as T1.IAS. The IP Fabrics DeepSweep™ for CALEA is the first self-contained network surveillance system that provides with Broadband and VoIP CALEA compliance. Ideal for small and medium-sized ISP and VoIP networks, a single DeepSweep system functions as the complete CALEA compliance solution, providing the probe, mediation/delivery, and administration functions, which are commonly implemented as separate devices. “I was extremely impressed with the ease of installation and how simple the DeepSweep CALEA interface was to execute a warrant” said Eddie Depew, network manager for Scott County Telephone Cooperative. About IP Fabrics IP Fabrics, founded in 2002 and located in Beaverton, Oregon, is venture fundedby Northwest Venture Associates, Intel Capital, Frazier Technology Ventures, and Ignition Partners. The company serves customers in various segments including service providers, networking equipment makers and government agencies. About Scott County Telephone Cooperative Scott County Telephone Cooperative has been serving Scott County, Virginia for over 50 years and like all cooperatives, we work hard to provide our members with quality services at the best possible prices. We take pride in our accomplishments over the past 50 years and are excited about the future. www.sctc.org Press Contact: For more information, please contact Kevin Graves, IP Fabrics’ Chief Technology Officer, phone: 503-444-2411, or email kevin.graves@ipfabrics.com. #### All company and/or product names may be trade names, trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated. Features, pricing, availability, and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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