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There may be a work-around for this article in your FAQ section.
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Since Release 5.00 has multiple ESDNs, can I program 9-911 as a second ESDN?
faq798-6771
Posted: 11 Nov 07
NO! Doing so will break your E911 configuration!!
A little know fact is that the DDGT prompt is ONLY used for CAMA trunks out of the PBX. It is NOT used for PRI trunk types.
Therefore if you programmed 9-911 as a second ESDN as follows:
CODE
LD 24
REQ CHG
TYPE ESA
CUST 0
ENTR 0
ESDN 9911
RLI 911
DDGT 911
This would actually pass 9911 out of a PRI since the DDGT parameter is ignored!
DO NOT DO THIS OR YOU WILL BREAK YOUR E9-1-1 DIALING!!
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If you were to set the RLB Entry in LD 86 to delete all digits (3) and insert 911 using a DMI (DGT in same load) then the calls will pass. Just a thought.
*PER FAQ Section for this FORUM*
Since Release 5.00 has multiple ESDNs, can I program 9-911 as a second ESDN?
faq798-6771
Posted: 11 Nov 07
NO! Doing so will break your E911 configuration!!
A little know fact is that the DDGT prompt is ONLY used for CAMA trunks out of the PBX. It is NOT used for PRI trunk types.
Therefore if you programmed 9-911 as a second ESDN as follows:
CODE
LD 24
REQ CHG
TYPE ESA
CUST 0
ENTR 0
ESDN 9911
RLI 911
DDGT 911
This would actually pass 9911 out of a PRI since the DDGT parameter is ignored!
DO NOT DO THIS OR YOU WILL BREAK YOUR E9-1-1 DIALING!!
*******
If you were to set the RLB Entry in LD 86 to delete all digits (3) and insert 911 using a DMI (DGT in same load) then the calls will pass. Just a thought.