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The Notification Manager table stores all of the Service Provider (Kandy SB) credentials to support Emergency Call Notification API. When an SBC SWe Lite receives an E911 call, it sends the SMS text message to the mobile numbers configured in the Notification Manager Table. Through the Notification Manager Table, you configure the items such as the Service Provider, monitoring interval, recipient, and message.
Prerequisites
Before creating an entry in the Notification Manager Table, ensure the following prerequisites are completed.
Requirement | Definition |
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Registered Account/Subscription to Kandy KBS | Registered account/subscription in Kandy KBS including: - Sending SMS functionality.
- One (minimum) registered number (used as Caller ID in SBC SWe Lite).
- Private Project Key (used as Client ID in SBC SWe Lite)
- Private Project Secret (used as Secret in SBC SWe Lite)
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DNS | The DNS configured on the node must be able resolve the Kandy public URLS. Refer to Configuring Host Information and DNS. DNS should be able to resolve oauth-cpaas.att.com. |
Emergency Call Detection | You must configure the SBC SWe to detect emergency calls with the following: - Transformation Table to support E911 calls.
- Call Route for E911 calls (i.e., Emergency Calls) that includes Number/Name Transformation Table (E911 specifications) above.
- For details, refer to
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Create an Entry in a Notification Manager Table
In the WebUI, click the Settings tab.
In the left navigation pane, Notification Manager Table.
Click on the desired entry.
Click the Create ( ) icon.
Configure the options. See Field Definitions.
Create or Modify a Notification Manager Table
Notification Manager Table - Field Definitions
Notification Manager Table - Field Definitions
Field | Definition |
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Description | Description for the service provider profile. |
Admin State | Enables/disables the E911 message. Valid entry: Enabled or Disabled. |
Service Provider | Name for the service Provider. Default entry: Kandy. Select Kandy from the drop down box. For Release 9.0, Kandy is the supported Service Provider. Required field. |
CallerID | Caller ID added to Kandy Project. Required field. |
Client ID | Client ID used in Kandy. Client ID maps to private project key in Kandy. Required field. |
Secret | Secret used in Kandy. The Secret field maps to private project secret in Kandy. Required field. |
Monitoring Interval | Time interval for the connectivity test in hours. Default entry: 8 hours.
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Events | Event on which the notification / SMS to be triggered. Default entry: E911. Select E911 from the drop down list. |
E911 Recipients List | Contact Number for the recipients receiving the E911 text. |
E911 Message | Text message sent in the notification to the recipients receiving the E911 text. |
Modify an Entry in the Notification Manager Table
In the left navigation pane, go to Notification Manager Table.
Select the desired Notification Manager entry.
Click the expand ( ) icon next to the entry you wish to modify.
Edit the entry properties as required. See Field Definitions.
Enable an Entry in the Notification Manager Table
Select the check box next to the entry you wish to enable.
Click the Enable () icon at the top of the table.
Disable an Entry in the Notification Manager Table
Select the check box next to the entry you wish to disable.
Click the Disable icon () at the top of the table.
Delete an Entry in the Notification Manager Table
Select the check box next to the entry you wish to disable.
Click the Delete icon () at the top of the table.
Test a Notification Manager Table Entry between SBC SWe Lite and Service Provider (KBS)
The Test Event Message option enables you to send a test SMS to the configured directory number/recipients.
Test an SMS notification as follows:
In the left navigation pane, go to Notification Manager Table.
Select the check box next to the entry you wish to test.
Click the Test Event Message at the top of the table. The test message is sent.
Message | Details |
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Authentication Failure | The system failed to connect with the Kandy server (this might be due to invalid Client ID/Secret or the subscription has expired. |
Message Could Not be Delivered to all Recipients | Authentication was successful but delivery to all configured recipients failed. |
Message Delivered to all Recipients | Authentication succeeded and message sent successfully to all recipients. |