Hi everyone, I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you've all shared. We're a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We're using ANPI's Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem. No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we're having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can't call our customers. It started with AT&T Cellular, that's been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that's been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that's been resolved. Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable: LRN: 12543004000 OCN: 583C LATA: 556 CITY: WACO STATE: TX LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL When they call us they just get dead air. I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN? A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I'm running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer. I've got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, "Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is... " if there's anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better. Thanks for listening, Adam Vocks
973432xxxx works to your test number on ATT wireless (347) 415-xxxx doesn't work via level3. Dead air then disco. Thanks, Shri Shripal
On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:09 PM, "Adam Vocks" <Adam.Vocks at cticomputers.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you?ve all shared.
We?re a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We?re using ANPI?s Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem.
No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we?re having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can?t call our customers.
It started with AT&T Cellular, that?s been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that?s been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that?s been resolved.
Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable:
LRN: 12543004000 OCN: 583C LATA: 556 CITY: WACO STATE: TX LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL
When they call us they just get dead air.
I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN?
A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I?m running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer.
I?ve got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, ?Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is? ? if there?s anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better.
Thanks for listening,
Adam Vocks
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From: "Adam Vocks" <Adam.Vocks at cticomputers.com>
I've got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, "Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is... " if there's anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better.
Fron Sprint (ex-Nextel) 727-647, I get supervision, no audio at all for 30 seconds exactly, then disconnect. It says "Illinois" on the dial screen. Cheers, -- jra -- Jay R. Ashworth Baylink jra at baylink.com Designer The Things I Think RFC 2100 Ashworth & Associates http://www.bcp38.info 2000 Land Rover DII St Petersburg FL USA BCP38: Ask For It By Name! +1 727 647 1274
T-Mobile 415-430-xxxx works to 217-777-0001 (tried 3 times) On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 4:20 PM, Jay Ashworth <jra at baylink.com> wrote:
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From: "Adam Vocks" <Adam.Vocks at cticomputers.com>
I've got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, "Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is... " if there's anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better.
Fron Sprint (ex-Nextel) 727-647, I get supervision, no audio at all for 30 seconds exactly, then disconnect. It says "Illinois" on the dial screen.
Cheers, -- jra -- Jay R. Ashworth Baylink jra at baylink.com Designer The Things I Think RFC 2100 Ashworth & Associates http://www.bcp38.info 2000 Land Rover DII St Petersburg FL USA BCP38: Ask For It By Name! +1 727 647 1274 _______________________________________________ VoiceOps mailing list VoiceOps at voiceops.org https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/voiceops
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NECA has a call testing project that has recruited lots of originating and terminating carriers, but it's for call completion testing. The issue you're facing is not unusual - we make a point, when turning up a new NPA/NXX, to have a multi-week period of testing using as many different carriers as we can. For those who confirmed failure, they ought to call their wireless carrier's support line and open up a trouble. In our experience that leads to resolution 90% of the time in just a few days. Frank From: VoiceOps [mailto:voiceops-bounces at voiceops.org] On Behalf Of Adam Vocks Sent: Monday, July 14, 2014 5:10 PM To: voiceops at voiceops.org Subject: [VoiceOps] New Exchange 217/777 Hi everyone, I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you've all shared. We're a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We're using ANPI's Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem. No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we're having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can't call our customers. It started with AT&T Cellular, that's been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that's been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that's been resolved. Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable: LRN: 12543004000 OCN: 583C LATA: 556 CITY: WACO STATE: TX LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL When they call us they just get dead air. I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN? A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I'm running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer. I've got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, "Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is. " if there's anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better. Thanks for listening, Adam Vocks
Thanks Frank, that would be great if some of you would open a ticket for us! We've seen that as well, when we can get a willing caller or if we can get a hold of a phone on a problem carrier, we can usually get it resolved quickly. Adam From: Frank Bulk [mailto:frnkblk at iname.com] Sent: Monday, July 14, 2014 7:54 PM To: Adam Vocks; voiceops at voiceops.org Subject: RE: New Exchange 217/777 NECA has a call testing project that has recruited lots of originating and terminating carriers, but it's for call completion testing. The issue you're facing is not unusual - we make a point, when turning up a new NPA/NXX, to have a multi-week period of testing using as many different carriers as we can. For those who confirmed failure, they ought to call their wireless carrier's support line and open up a trouble. In our experience that leads to resolution 90% of the time in just a few days. Frank From: VoiceOps [mailto:voiceops-bounces at voiceops.org] On Behalf Of Adam Vocks Sent: Monday, July 14, 2014 5:10 PM To: voiceops at voiceops.org Subject: [VoiceOps] New Exchange 217/777 Hi everyone, I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you've all shared. We're a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We're using ANPI's Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem. No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we're having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can't call our customers. It started with AT&T Cellular, that's been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that's been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that's been resolved. Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable: LRN: 12543004000 OCN: 583C LATA: 556 CITY: WACO STATE: TX LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL When they call us they just get dead air. I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN? A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I'm running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer. I've got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, "Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is... " if there's anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better. Thanks for listening, Adam Vocks
Test results: Verizon Wireless in California: success Sonic Telecom: dead air Sprint (via Ting): dead air Graham Freeman Sent from my mobile
On 14 Jul 2014, at 15:09, Adam Vocks <Adam.Vocks at cticomputers.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you?ve all shared.
We?re a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We?re using ANPI?s Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem.
No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we?re having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can?t call our customers.
It started with AT&T Cellular, that?s been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that?s been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that?s been resolved.
Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable:
LRN: 12543004000 OCN: 583C LATA: 556 CITY: WACO STATE: TX LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL
When they call us they just get dead air.
I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN?
A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I?m running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer.
I?ve got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, ?Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is? ? if there?s anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better.
Thanks for listening,
Adam Vocks
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VZW out of Austin, TX successful call completion to the test TN -Nick On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 10:42 AM, Graham Freeman <gfreeman at sungevity.com> wrote:
Test results:
Verizon Wireless in California: success
Sonic Telecom: dead air
Sprint (via Ting): dead air
Graham Freeman Sent from my mobile
On 14 Jul 2014, at 15:09, Adam Vocks <Adam.Vocks at cticomputers.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I stumbled on this list recently and have been reading through the archives. Thanks for all the information you?ve all shared.
We?re a CLEC in Illinois and are in the middle of building a FTTH network in our home town. In December our exchange 217-777 was effective. We?re using ANPI?s Tandem service for our Feature Group D traffic and using our ILEC (Consolidated Communications) as our intralata/local tandem.
No troubles on the Intralata/local terminating traffic, however, we?re having more and more reports of different people out in the world that can?t call our customers.
It started with AT&T Cellular, that?s been resolved, then we heard from Sprint PCS, that?s been resolved. Next was Comcast Business, that?s been resolved.
Latest example is a caller from Texas who is on Time Warner Cable:
LRN: 12543004000
OCN: 583C
LATA: 556
CITY: WACO
STATE: TX
LEC: TIME WARNER CBLE INFO SVC (TX) DBA TIME WARNER CBL
When they call us they just get dead air.
I guess my questions are: How long after the effective date in the BIRRDS database do all of the switches get updated? Is this a typical problem with a new exchange/LRN?
A follow up question: is there a service out there that will originate calls from many different telcos and if they fail, open up a ticket with that carrier? I?m running into roadblocks calling these carriers since I am not a customer.
I?ve got a test number set up on 217-777-0001, ?Thank you for Calling. You have reached a test number. Your telephone number is? ? if there?s anyone out there who wants to give it a test and report back, fine by me. It seems the more information I have the better.
Thanks for listening,
Adam Vocks
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