[cisco-voip] Emergency Responder Issue with Inbound Calls?

[Scott Voll]

I'm about a month ahead of you. and had the same issue

you want your translation pattern to grab the 4 digits coming in and
translate to the 913XXXXXXXXXX.  not 913XXXX.  That was my fist issue.  then
make sure in CER that you still have it 913XXXXXXXXX and prefix remove 913.
I got all confused with this also as I only had 4 digits coming from the
Telco but CER is still expecting 10 digits.

Hope that helps.

Scott


On 10/12/07, Dark Fiber <d4rkf1ber at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have my ER up and working partially it would seem.  I have ERL's
> defined, and phones placed in them.  I have my ELINS and such working
> so that when a call goes out the CPN is changed to one of the DID's
> and I do reach the correct PSAP.
>
> So far so good.
>
> However, I tested a return call and I have an issue.
>
> Can't seem to reach the user who called 911.  I can see the call hit
> the gateway so I know its not a telco issue regarding my DIDs.
>
> Kinda thinking it might be a issue with significant digits?  Sig
> digits on these PRI's are all 4 since they handle our normal DID's as
> well for office extensions.
>
> Any thoughts on how to best confirm that sig digits are the issue?
> Any insight as to some of the ramifications of adjusting the sig
> digits on the gateway and what else would have to be adjusted?
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