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Old 01-29-2015, 11:30 AM
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Exclamation We Did Not Approve Using "11" to dial "911"
My proposal was to
  1. add 11 2,2 P14 to the ARS Digit Analysis Table and
  2. add a new route-pattern (RP) 14 that inserts digits 99 to the dialed string.
After an exhausing review we elected not to impliment this for two reasons.
  1. The risk of false positives outweighed any perceived benefit.
  2. There has never been a known case of someone dialing "11" thinking that they had dialed "911."
Reff: [Avaya-List] Hotel Murder linked to E911
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Bill Marzahn
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Last edited by marzahn; 02-03-2015 at 12:42 PM. Reason: To update the content; the proposal was not approved.
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