Jul 09 2021 03:22 PM
933 calling offers a great way for an end user to test the learn if the 911 emergency calling is setup properly for themselves. However, having configured the Emergency Policies in the Teams Admin Console to send an email notification to our Security Team (as required by Kari's Law) the Security team is notified of the 933 calls as well. Worse, the emails from the 933 calls are identical to the 911 - they cannot tell the difference and are forced to respond by following up. Is there a way to configure the 933 to NOT send the email notification?
Note, we are using the MS Calling Plans (NOT direct routing).
Paul
Jul 10 2021 07:59 AM
Am guessing it is here where you have set 933 as one of the Emergency numbers? If so, could you just create a custom Emergency calling policy, assign the 933 number to that one, and send these notifications to a different group? Then again, I'm not sure why you will need the 933 number in any policy after completing initial testing?
Jul 12 2021 10:04 AM
Thanks for the suggestion. However, 933 is automatically included as an Emergency Number. It is actually implemented nationwide (although not on all mobile carriers) for testing purposes by the PSAPs.
Jul 12 2021 12:02 PM