1、 ATIS-0500016 ATIS Standard on - RECOMMENDED PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CONVERSION OF DIALABLE P-ANI TO NON-DIALABLE P-ANI ATIS is the leading technical planning and standards development organization committed to the rapid development of global, market-driven standards for the information, en
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10、r the Conversion of Dialable p-ANI to Non-Dialable p-ANI Is an ATIS Standard developed by the ATIS Emergency Services Interconnection Forum (ESIF). Published by Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions 1200 G Street, NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20005 Copyright 2009 by Alliance for Telecom
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12、d States of America. ATIS-0500016 ATIS Standard on RECOMMENDED PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CONVERSION OF DIALABLE P-ANI TO NON-DIALABLE P-ANI Secretariat Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions Approved April 23, 2009 Abstract This document defines processes procedures and roles and
13、responsibilities for all entities impacted by the migration of dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs. ATIS-0500016 ii FOREWORD The Alliance for Telecommunication Industry Solutions (ATIS) serves the public through improved understanding between carriers, customers, and manufacturers. The Emergency
14、Services Interconnection Forum (ESIF) provides a forum to facilitate the identification and resolution of technical and/or operational issues related to the interconnection of wireline, wireless, cable, satellites, Internet and emergency services networks. Suggestions for improvement of this standar
15、d are welcome. Send suggestions to the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions, ESIF Secretariat, 1200 G Street, NW, Suite 500, Washington DC 20005. ESIF was responsible for the development of this standard. A. Hastings, ESIF Chair J. Goerke, ESIF 1stVice Chair G. Pavon, ESIF 2ndVice Chai
16、r S. Barclay, ATIS Director C. Underkoffler, ATIS Chief Editor A. Nowicki, ATIS Committee Administrator The Emergency Call & Data Routing (ECDR) Subcommittee was responsible for the development of this standard. D. Dickinson, ECDR Co-Chair A. Putnam, ECDR Co-Chair ATIS-0500016 iii TABLE OF CONTENTS
17、1 SCOPE & PURPOSE1 2 DEFINITIONS, ACRONYMS, & ABBREVIATIONS .1 2.1 DEFINITIONS 1 2.2 ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONS 3 3 BACKGROUND ON POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WITH DIALABLE P-ANIS.3 4 RECOMMENDATIONS: STEP BY STEP PROCESS FOR THE CONVERSION OF DIALABLE P-ANI TO NON-DIALABLE P-ANI4 Deleted: 1Deleted: 1Deleted: 1
18、Deleted: 4ATIS STANDARD ATIS-0500016 ATIS Standard on Recommended Processes and Procedures for the Conversion of Dialable p-ANI to Non-Dialable p-ANI 1 1 SCOPE & PURPOSE Prior to the widespread use of the NPA- 211-xxxx and NPA- 511-xxxx formats as non-dialable pseudo-Automatic Number Identification
19、(p-ANI), many Eligible Users implemented dialable 10 digit numbers assigned from valid number ranges as p-ANIs. ESIF Issue 46 addressed triggers for Eligible Users to migrate from dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs. Issue 46 also stated that “Migration of existing dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable
20、 p-ANIs should be handled by the Eligible User in partnership and close coordination with the public safety community and E9-1-1 service providers to ensure an efficient and timely use of resources with minimal impact on existing service.” If the migration from dialable p-ANIs is not completed corre
21、ctly, 9-1-1 calls may be misrouted and inaccurate location information may be presented to the 9-1-1 call taker. Migration processes and procedures should be documented to assure that all impacted entities are informed of the migration and that all parties understand their responsibilities to assure
22、 the complete, successful migration from dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs. This document defines processes procedures and roles and responsibilities for all entities impacted by the migration of dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs. 2 DEFINITIONS, ACRONYMS, & ABBREVIATIONS 2.1 Definitions 2.
23、1.1 Automatic Location Indicator (ALI) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary12.1.2 Dialable p-ANIs From a p-ANI perspective, a 10-digit number in the format of NPA-NXX-XXXX, where the digits in “E” and “F” positions of the 10-digit number (ABC-DEF-GHIJ) are not a “1” and the number is used for lo
24、cal or emergency communication purposes. 2.1.3 Emergency Service Routing Digit (ESRD) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary11Available via the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) ATIS-0500016 2 2.1.4 Emergency Service Routing Key (ESRK) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary12.1.5 Emer
25、gency Service Query Key (ESQK) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary12.1.6 Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary12.1.7 Mobile Positioning Center (MPC) For definition, see NENA Master Glossary12.1.8 Mobile Switching Center (MSC) For definition, see NENA Mas
26、ter Glossary12.1.9 Non-dialable p-ANIs From a p-ANI perspective, a 10-digit number used for emergency communications in the form of NPA-N11-XXXX. The 10-digit numbers within N11 central office codes are unavailable for assignment to an individual subscriber, but are used for local or emergency commu
27、nication purposes. However, the central office code “911” is excluded from use as a p-ANI resource to ensure NPA-911-XXXX can continue to be used to represent a problem condition at the PSAP. 2.1.10 Pseudo-Automatic Number Identification (p-ANI) Used generically in this document to include any of th
28、e other more specifically descriptive acronyms associated with numbers used for routing emergency calls today, such as but not limited to: ESRD, ESRK, ESQK, PSAP routing numbers, etc. 2.1.11 Routing Number Administrator (RNA) The neutral, third-party entity, contracted by the Federal Communications
29、Commission, responsible for the assignment of non-dialable p-ANI numbers to Eligible Users. ATIS-0500016 3 2.2 Acronyms & Abbreviations ALI Automatic Location Indicator ATIS Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions ESIF Emergency Services Interconnection Forum ESRD Emergency Service Routin
30、g Digit ESRK Emergency Service Routing Key ESQK Emergency Service Query Key GMLC Gateway Mobile Location Center INC Industry Numbering Committee MPC Mobile Positioning Center MSC Mobile Switching Center NENA National Emergency Numbering Association p-ANI Pseudo-Automatic Number Identification RNA Ro
31、uting Number Administrator 3 BACKGROUND ON POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WITH DIALABLE P-ANIS In previous work, ATIS ESIF identified issues with the use of dialable p-ANIs. A wireless carrier should not use pooled or ported numbers as ESRKs. If a pooled or ported number (TN has LRN assigned) is used as an ESRK
32、, the call would not be routed to the PSAP resulting in delayed emergency support. A carrier can control the numbers that are issued from its own inventory, but cannot control whether numbers assigned by a LEC have been pooled or ported. (2003 ATIS ESIF Issue 025 ) The use of a regular domestic numb
33、er obtained from the assigned number range often results in erroneous calls to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) because they are typically dialable numbers, that can be mis-dialed By using non-dialable p-ANIs the industry also frees up the equivalent quantity of otherwise valid NANP numbers for
34、 use in day-to-day telephone number assignment processes.2In 2006, ESIF recognized the need to eventually convert all dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs. It was recommended that the conversion take place at the discretion of the carriers. Because an Eligible User is the best entity to determine
35、when it should migrate its dialable p-ANIs to non-dialable p-ANIs, the plan should include either specific timeframes OR business/technology triggers to initiate conversion. Such triggers may include technology deficiencies that adversely affect 9-1-1 service (e.g., those that generate erroneous cal
36、ls to PSAPs), retesting of PSAPs, re-homing of selective routers, changes in technology that drive PSAP level testing, etc. Until the specified timeframe or triggers occur, Eligible Users can leave existing dialable p-ANIs in place. 32ATIS-050003, Routing Number Authority (RNA) for pseudo Automatic
37、Number Identification Codes (pANIs) Used for Routing Emergency Calls: p-ANI Assignment Guidelines and Procedures, 2005 3ATIS ESIF Issue 46, 2006 ATIS-0500016 4 4 RECOMMENDATIONS: STEP BY STEP PROCESS FOR THE CONVERSION OF DIALABLE P-ANI TO NON-DIALABLE P-ANI These steps must be completed in the foll
38、owing order: Acquisition and provisioning of new, non-dialable p-ANIs Wireless Carrier: 1. Acquire new, non-dialable p-ANIs from the RNA or other appropriate source 2. Provision new, non-dialable p-ANIs per existing practices Removal of old dialable p-ANIs Wireless Carrier: 3. Remove MSC translation
39、s for old p-ANIs 4. Remove old p-ANIs from MPC/GMLC 5. If the carrier uses an ALI Gateway vendor, remove old p-ANIs from steering table and request verification of completion 6. Notify the E9-1-1 System Service Provider to remove old p-ANIs from steering table and the selective router/ALI databases
40、and request verification of completion E9-1-1 System Service Provider(s) (ALIs and Selective Routers): 7. Remove old p-ANIs from ALI and/or selective router data bases 8. Remove old p-ANIs from steering tables 9. Notify the wireless carrier of the completion Wireless Carrier: 10. Inform 9-1-1 authority that old p-ANIs have been removed 11. Return old p-ANIs to the original source of the dialable p-ANIs 9-1-1 Authority: 12. Take actions to remove old p-ANIs from documentation and premise equipment as necessary
