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Hello Carol, MvdV>> Consequently the very same number will be dialed. MvdV>> Therefore when it is dangerous for OZ nodes to have MvdV>> 000- nodes inside OZ, it is also dangerous MvdV>> for them if they appear anywhere else in the world. CS> Nope. Not from Japan or anyplace else. Without the OZ CS> country code infront of the 000-it wont connect to the CS> international switch for OZ and then dial their emergency CS> services. A node form outside OZ calling a node inside OZ is not the situation I had in mind. Picture a node /inside/ OZ calling or attempting to call a node with a 000- number. It makes no difference if the destination is inside or outside OZ. If it is so configured that a call to a node with a 000- number results in getting the emergency serve, it will do so irrespective of the location of the node to be called. Cheers, Michiel --- InterMail 2.29k* Origin: All Points are equal (2:280/5555) SEEN-BY: 120/544 123/500 280/5003 5555 633/260 262 267 270 285 634/383 SEEN-BY: 640/954 654/0 690/682 771/4020 774/605 2432/200 7105/1 @PATH: 280/5555 5003 2432/200 774/605 633/260 285 |
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