I did miss that piecethanks for clarifying! Maybe you can find out
what SPID is associated with the TN in NPAC and notify that carrier so
they can address it internally. I'm sure the PSAP would appreciate the
help in making sure calls from unassigned numbers don't clog up their
network.
On 2021-01-22 12:44, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
The number in question is not with us, and never has been. We believe
the customer abandoned the number long ago. They have been with us 5+
years, and we had never seen that number before. So it's probably
abandoned with the old carrier
I can
I believe we may be miscommunicating on one detail... The number in
question is not with us, and never has been. We believe the customer
abandoned the number long ago. They have been with us 5+ years, and we had
never seen that number before. So it's probably abandoned with the old
carrier and
I would still check the ALI database because you pay monthly for every
number in it. If the number is not in service, at the very least you're
paying for numbers you're not using.
MARY LOU CAREY
BackUP Telecom Consulting
Office: 615-791-9969
Cell: 615-796-
On 2021-01-22 12:13 PM, Carlos
Even without the address, the CNAM would have told them the company name.
I will tell the customer that if this happens again, to ask for much more
detail from the police.
On Fri, Jan 22, 2021 at 10:45 AM Mary Lou Carey
wrote:
> I would think that the ALI database would still need to have the
All phone numbers should have an address associated with the phone
number in the ALI Database. CNAM database and ALI database are two
different databases so just because CNAM is correct doesn't mean the ALI
database is. I've run across several instances where the address in the
LEC database
I would think that the ALI database would still need to have the address
associated with that phone number in order for the police to call. I'd
check the ALI database to make sure the number has been removed if its
no longer in service. Otherwise you could be getting fined big time for
invalid
I’m a 42 year veteran of the industry who worked on electromechanical switching
in the late 70’s, the rest is history. Correct to lower number pulses being
lower number digits in switching. If your switch is still “rotary” capable you
can still hookswitch dial complete phone numbers to complete
