Global Emergency Dialing
- Different countries used different emergency numbers
| Country | Police | Medical | Fire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | 133 or 112 | 133 or 112 | 133 or 112 |
| Australia | 000 | ||
| Germany | 110 or 112 | 110 or 112 | 110 or 112 |
| Lithuania | 02, 102, 022, or 112 | 02, 102, 022, or 112 | 02, 102, 022, or 112 |
| U.K. | 999 or 112 | ||
| U.S. | 911 | ||
| Switzerland | 117 or 112 | 117 or 112 | 117 or 112 |
Local Route Group
- Emergency Number can be simplified in global deployments
- Introduce a corporate emergency number accessible from all sites. Allow localized emergency dialing.
- Either only at the specific area where the number is used (e.g. 112 at sites within the EU or globally, which allows roaming users to dial their “home” emergency number regardless of their physical location.
- Normalized localized emergency numbers (e.g. to the corporate emergency number via translation patterns)
- Route pattern with normalized (corporate) emergency number refers to a route list which uses Standard Local Route Group.
- At gateways, used called party transformations to localize the corporate emergency number to the emergency number to be used at the corresponding gateway.
