MIDWEST REGION LNP INDUSTRY OPERATIONS CONFERENCE CALL JUNE 15, 1998 MEETING MINUTES

 

 

A conference call was held on June 15, 1998 at 10:00 CDT for 2 hours.

 

Participating on the call:

 

Donna Navickas Ameritech

Barry Bishop Lockheed Martin

Maggie Lee Illuminet

Darin Liston Sprint Local

Dan Gonos Winstar

Glen Unger Wisconsin PSC

OC Jackson AT&T

Kristan Padar ICC

Jeff Hoeffer McLeod USA

Ann Hunt McLeod USA

Brenda Flood Riddick WorldComm

Rick Jones Illinois NENA

Dick Dowd MCI

Brent Struthers ICC

 

 

Future meetings:

 

Conference Call

June 18

Host: Ameritech

Agenda: Number Pooling Pre NPAC 1.4 Manual Contaminated Flow

Call-in 312-814-8097 Meet me bridge

3:00 PM CDT

 

 

Face to Face Meeting:

July 21 and July 22

Host:

Ameritech

Location: 225 W. Randolph St

Floor 16, Room 1607

Time July 21, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM CDT

Time July 22, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM CDT

Call in bridge: 312-814-8097

Agenda: Review LNP and Number Pooling Flows

Co-chair vacancy needs to be filled.

 

 

 

 

June 15, 1998 Meeting Minutes

 

OC Jackson announced he would have to step down as Co-chair for the Midwest Region LNP Operations Team. We would like to thank Oc for his assistance as Co-chair for the first six months of 1998.

 

We are looking for a volunteer to assist the team as co-chair. This will be on the agenda for the July meeting.

 

 

Agenda:

 

Law Enforcement

Code Opening status

Number Pooling paper process test

Number pooling pre NPAC manual contamination flow

 

 

LAW ENFORCEMENT:

 

Lockheed Martin is temporarily providing Law enforcement pin administration for the IVR for the next six months (or less starting June 1 ) while permanent pin administration agreements are made. Oc Jackson asked if pins would be disabled at the end of six months if no agreements were reached. The answer was, yes they would.

 

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MIDWEST REGION LNP CODE OPENING CHANGE STATUS

 

Previous action items:

Robin Meier- Identify exceptions - completed- see text below

Robin Meier- Identifier field on code opening form - completed - On the code opening form part 1 or 2 there is a field to identify the type of service for the requested code.

Robin Meier - Status for effective dates on changes- 3 out of 4 scenarios effective date status completed in advance of ICC steering committee meeting. Research is still needed for the NRD’s prior to 9-1-98. See text.

 

Reminder: Code opening agreement changes are applicable for all service providers in the Midwest Region based on code holder and switch owner. Agreements were revised to mirror agreements made in other regions for consistency. Ameritech has outlined the schedule, to date, for their switches and codes. All service providers in the Midwest Region should be following/providing equivalent schedules for switches and codes under their control.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TEXT

 

1. A request for a new NPA-NXX.

 

Starting June 15, 1998 when Ameritech makes a request for a New NPA-NXX, in addition to following all other industry agreements, the new NPA-NXX will be made LNP portable on the effective date. This presumes the switch is LNP capable, and the NPA-NXX has not been identified as an exception.

 

When a CLEC requests a new NPA-NXX, via the code administrator, as long as the CLEC appropriately indicates LNP portability on the forms, the NPA-NXX will be made LNP portable on the effective dates. This presumes the switch is LNP capable, NPA-NXX is not an exception, industry agreements are followed, and Ameritech is the code administrator for that NPA-NXX.

 

This means at the time a New NPA-NXX is requested it will also be made LNP portable on the initial effective date.

 

 

2. Selected Switches with a Network Ready date 9-1-98 and beyond.

 

Effective 9-1-98 any selected switch with a NRD of 9-1-98 and beyond, all qualified NPA-NXX's in that switch will be made LNP portable on the NRD. Qualified NPA-NXX's do not include exceptions.

 

This means a SP will no longer have to request individual NPA-NXX's for portability in a selected switch scheduled with a Network Ready date after 9-1-98.

 

 

3. New switch selection

 

Effective immediately: When a SP makes a request to have a switch made LNP capable (following industry criteria and guidelines) all qualified NPA-NXX's in that switch will be made LNP portable on the switch NR/effective Date.

 

 

4. Selected switches with a Network Ready date prior to 9-1-98.

 

Ameritech is in the process of determining how many qualified NPA-NXX's this includes in the Ameritech region and how long it will take to go back and make those NPA-NXX's portable. Each service provider should also be making the same determinations for qualified NPA-NXX’s under their control.

In the interim, SPs should continue to request NPA-NXX's in these areas to be made portable following the current procedures.

 

Includes switches with a Network Ready date prior to 9-1-98: Chicago MSA, Detroit MSA, Cleveland MSA, Indianapolis MSA, Milwaukee MSA, Columbus MSA, Louisville MSA, Springfield offices.

 

Following is a list of exception codes that would not be LRN portable.

 

ATC Access Tandem Code

CDA Customer Directory Assistance "555"

PLN Planned Code - non routable

PMC Public Mobile Carrier (Type 2 Interconnected)

RCC Radio Common Carrier (Type 1 Interconnected)

SIC Special 800 service code

SP1 Service Provider - Miscellaneous Service(Type 1

interconnected)

SP2 Service Provider -Miscellaneous Service (Type 2

interconnected)

TST Test Code

EOC/T Time

EOC/W Weather

EOC/M Local Mass Calling Number

 

 

NUMBER POOLING PAPER PROCESS TEST

 

Barry Bishop reported that the paper process was successful with the companies who participated.

 

 

 

PRE NPAC (MANUAL) CONTAMINATION FLOW DISCUSSION

 

Box 1 - Considerable discussion surrounded this box. Box 1 relates to a current industry agreement. Oc Jackson AT&T was not familiar with this agreement and will check on it further. As will other participants who expressed concern or questions.

 

Box 2 - No comments

 

Box 3 - Oc Jackson expressed concern on the timeline of this box. On the day Lockeed Martin receives them (blocks), would they be available? Discussion took place on the 10 business day per guidelines when request is sent. It was determined not to add the 10 day guideline to box 3 to avoid additional confusion. However, it was decided to use the same information as the non-contaminated flow box 3.

 

Box 4. Recipient will perform this via NPAC or donor as they choose.

 

Box 5 was changed to box 6 - no comment

 

Box 6 was changed to box 5 - no comment

 

Box 7 - no comment

 

Minor changes were made to the proposed flow and the revised flow has been sent under different cover on 6-16-98.

 

The discussion will continue during the conference call on June 18. It is the goal to finalize the flow during that conference call.

 

 

Robin Meier

Midwest Region LNP Industry Operations Team