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Notruf is an single emergency line for German networks that uses geolocation to collect and store a caller's information. The information collected includes party location and call center location/numbers. Notruf uses Ribbon SBC call processing to collect information from the caller. Within this context, the primary objectives of this feature is to insert calling party location information, and to provide a dialed emergency number translation (if needed) for emergency calls within German networks. The SBC is deployed in customer networks as a Centralized Policy Server (CPS). The SBC Core supports the mandated German emergency call concept requirements, as follows:
The hold the administrative area(AGS_N and GF) associated mapping of Emergency number with PSAP number
Subscriber table will hold the location information and as well as administrative area(AGS_N and GF) of the of the subscriber. The AGS_N and GF of subscriber refers to the PSAP tables AGS_N and GF.
The PSAP Profile is added to the CLI. This PSAP profile is used to configure a PSAP Table.
Command Syntax
The following command is used to create the PSAP Profile.
% set profiles psapProfile <agsN> <gf> <Dialed Digits> psapNumber <Emergency Center>
Command Parameters
Flexible Parameter | Length/Range | Default | Description | M/O |
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| 23 | NA | The name of the administrative area (agsN and gf) | M |
gf | 23 | NA | The name of the administrative area (agsN and gf) | M |
dialedEmergencyNumber | 31 | NA | The dialed digit for dialedEmergencyNumber | M |
psapNumber | 31 | NA | The PSAP Center number | M |
Command Example
The following is an example of how to create an PSAP Profile:
set profiles psapProfile 1111 222 112 psapNumber 1982123456 admin@XXXXX% show profiles psapProfile psapProfile 1111 222 112 { psapNumber 1982123456; }