The FPS Mega-Center's voice-over, internet protocol system accomplishes all of the following except?

The FPS Mega-Center's voice-over internet protocol (VoIP) system is designed to enhance communication efficiency and reliability. It reduces long-line costs by utilizing the internet for voice transmission, which decreases the expense associated with traditional telephone lines. Additionally, the system is set up to provide fail-over capability, ensuring that in the event of a network failure, communication can be maintained through alternate routes or systems. Furthermore, it ensures redundancy, meaning that there are backup systems in place to prevent total communication failure.

However, the system does not inherently include a feature to automatically notify local emergency services when an incident occurs. While it may facilitate communication that could involve alerting emergency services, the primary function of VoIP systems is to enable voice communication, not to automatically engage with external emergency response systems. This distinction clarifies why the ability to automatically notify local emergency services is not a characteristic of the VoIP system as described.