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From: cowan@marob.masa.com (John Cowan)
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Subject: Re: Phone Calls to Kuwait
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Date: 4 Sep 90 15:52:30 GMT
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In article <11303@accuvax.nwu.edu>, bryanr@ihlpy.att.com (Bryan M.
 Richardson) writes:

>The "914-1T" is not the announcement number, but rather the
>identification of the switch playing the announcement.  This is used,
>as needed, to trouble-shoot things in the network.  I can tell that
>you are presubscribed to AT&T, and this call entered the network at
>the 4 ESS in White Plains, New York.

How can you tell that he is presubscribed rather than using 10288+011?
I thought there was no way for the IEC to know whether a call comes in
through presubscription or on-the-fly choice until they compare the
ANI with their subscription database.

If you simply meant "you are using AT&T", that's different.  


cowan@marob.masa.com			(aka ...!hombre!marob!cowan)