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False Positive Emergency Email Alerts

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Total Access 908e (2nd Gen) Single DSP

Primary Firmware: T900E2A-A5-02-00-E.biz

I'm getting false positive emergency email alerts with the subjects "Emergency Call to 91", "Emergency Call to 9", "Emergency Call to ", and "Emergency Call to prompt-404".

The calls were placed from 2 analog extensions. One is used as a fax and the other as a phone.

Any ideas why an email alert is being triggered by a partial match, blank, or 404 error?

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Re: False Positive Emergency Email Alerts

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Mr. Casariego,

Thanks for posting!  The dial plan works with a "best match" algorithm.  Also, there is a standard '911' dial plan entry for emergency calls, so it appears we have a few things seeing this as the best match.  We can at least eliminate the first two examples regarding '91' and '9' matching as emergency calls by adding the following to your configuration.


voice timeouts named-digit-timeout long_wait 16


!


voice dial-plan 20 extensions 9 long_wait


voice dial-plan 21 extensions 91 long_wait


This may also clear up the latter two examples you mention.  If if does not clear up those issues, we will likely need more details about why types of call flow trigger these events.  If you capture the following debug output leading up to these events, we should be able to isolate the issue.


debug sip stack message


debug voice verbose


debug interface fxs


Thanks!

David

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Re: False Positive Emergency Email Alerts

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Mr. Casariego,

Thanks for posting!  The dial plan works with a "best match" algorithm.  Also, there is a standard '911' dial plan entry for emergency calls, so it appears we have a few things seeing this as the best match.  We can at least eliminate the first two examples regarding '91' and '9' matching as emergency calls by adding the following to your configuration.


voice timeouts named-digit-timeout long_wait 16


!


voice dial-plan 20 extensions 9 long_wait


voice dial-plan 21 extensions 91 long_wait


This may also clear up the latter two examples you mention.  If if does not clear up those issues, we will likely need more details about why types of call flow trigger these events.  If you capture the following debug output leading up to these events, we should be able to isolate the issue.


debug sip stack message


debug voice verbose


debug interface fxs


Thanks!

David

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