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911 dialing help- IP office 500 v2 ver 11.0

TIgerV

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Mar 19, 2006
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I have the above system, connected PRI to an adtran 908e SIP gateway.
Whenever I call 911 from certain extensions, it send the header FROM: 911@<sip domain>. TO:911@<sip domain>. All other calls go out with the proper caller ID. eg: 26012345486@<sipdomain>.
ONE extension calls 911 properly with the proper caller id.
Problem is that the SIP provider rejects the outgoing FROM header.
I know the Adtran is getting the outbound caller ID from the IPOffice, but where do I make it so that it has the proper header?
Can I tell the Adtran "When you see 911 as callerid change it to xxxxxxxxxx"?
I have tried MANY combinations, and just can't get it. Further, I see NO difference in the one station that works and the others.

--TIger
 
In The UK, caller ID for emergency service calls is passed in the PAID Header. Could that be the case here?
 
That sound like a bad configured dial short code.
 
This is what my ARS looks like for all 3 sites. The issue is that my phones config uses these same ARS routes. I don't see any difference in the user or extension that should cause this. (Redacted phone #s)
 

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If NSi is not set, maybe some information from Trunk Call Details or user‘s SIP entry is inserted.
 
Remember that the call is leaving the IPO on a PRI and is connected to an Adtran 908e gateway - which is standard PRI towards the IPO and SIP towards the carrier. The mistranslation is happening within the Adtran
 
I guess the NSi is missing though. Nevertheless the carrier should replace an wrong or missing caller ID with a valid one that belongs to that trunk.
 
@TouchToneTommy is there a way to tell the adorn that "If you see 911@ in the header, change it to xxxxxxxxxx@"?

Someone suggested adding this to the adtran
voice dial-plan 10 local 988
voice dial-plan 20 local N11
voice dial-plan 30 long-distance 1-NXX-NXX-XXXX
voice dial-plan 40 local NXX-NXX-XXXX
voice dial-plan 50 international 011-$

voice class-of-service AllowAll
default-level
permit-template NXX-XXXX
permit-template 1-NXX-NXX-XXXX
permit-template NXX-NXX-XXXX
permit-template 011-$
permit-template 988
permit-template N11
permit-template 933
 

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