[cisco-voip] Guarantee 911 Calls?

Jonathan Charles jonvoip at gmail.com
Thu Dec 14 16:08:09 EST 2006


Yes and no.

See the SRND for CCM4.2 page 10-53, which says that if use MLPP for 911, you
can inadvertently kill emergency calls already in progress (but not
recognized as such by CCM) if you use MLPP with 911.

I would just dedicate one (or more) ports to 911 exclusively.



Jonathan

On 12/14/06, Adam <cisco at adman.net> wrote:
>
> If I have a site that only has 4 FXO ports for PSTN connectivity is
> there a way to guarantee that a 911 will always go out? Can MLPP drop
> another call to allow the priority call go go through? Is there a
> document that details how this should be set up? Most of the MLPP
> stuff I saw talks about MLPP for devices, not for route patterns.
>
> -Adam
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