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Chapter 3 — DPNSS1/DASS2 features description <strong>and</strong> implementation Page 729 of 1536<br />

At the gateway node, if mixed MCDN/DPNSS1 route lists are programmed,<br />

an incoming MCDN call using an outgoing DPNSS1 route for the first call<br />

attempt (without Executive Intrusion) will also use a DPNSS1 route for the<br />

Executive Intrusion request.<br />

On the Option 11 the following hardware is required:<br />

— DPNSS1 X<strong>PRI</strong>2 – NTAK799.<br />

Feature interactions<br />

Interactions with other DPNSS1 Supplementary Services<br />

DPNSS1 Diversion<br />

In the following scenario an Executive Intrusion request is made on a diverted<br />

call (Immediate). Set B has diversion immediate active to set C (set B is on a<br />

third-party PBX). Set C may be on the same node or on another node. C is<br />

busy on an call with another set. The attendant calls B. The answer to the<br />

Initial Service Request Message (ISRM) is a Number Acknowledge Message<br />

(NAM) with a Destination Address of C. The attendant position then sends a<br />

regular ISRM to C. Since C is busy, the attendant receives Clear Request<br />

Message (CRM) in response to the ISRM. The attendant presses the BKI key.<br />

In this case, an Executive Intrusion ISRM is sent to C, <strong>and</strong> C is considered the<br />

requested party.<br />

In the following scenario an Executive Intrusion request is made on a diverted<br />

call (Busy). Set B has diversion on busy active to set C. Set C may be on the<br />

same node or on another node. Both B <strong>and</strong> C are busy on calls with other sets.<br />

The attendant sends a regular ISRM to C. Since C is busy, the attendant<br />

position receives a Clear Request Message in response. The attendant presses<br />

the BKI key. In this case, an Executive Intrusion ISRM is sent to C, <strong>and</strong> C is<br />

considered the requested party.<br />

DPNSS1 Route Optimization<br />

If the requested party is involved in a Route Optimization process when it<br />

receives an Executive Intrusion request, the request is rejected. Conversely,<br />

the originating, requested <strong>and</strong> unrequested parties will be able to send a Route<br />

Optimization request only after the Executive Intrusion conference reverts to<br />

a simple call. Finally, if an Executive Intrusion request is received after a<br />

Route Optimization Request Supplementary Information String has been sent<br />

but Route Optimization has not actually commenced, the Route Optimization<br />

process is aborted <strong>and</strong> the Executive Intrusion may proceed.<br />

Option 11C <strong>2.0</strong> <strong>Mb</strong> <strong>DTI</strong>/<strong>PRI</strong> <strong>Administration</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Maintenance</strong> guide

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