jsol@bu-it.bu.edu (07/16/89)
Complain to Bellcore. They are the ones who programmed the beast. I know of a similar bug regarding 411 and 3-ports on the 1AESS. If you three-way to 411, and then try to release, you can't get away from the circuit. You have to hang up entirely, call the party back, and re-begin the call sequence again, omitting the call to 411. That bug has been around for years. --jsol
edg@cbnewsd.att.com (edwin.g.green) (07/17/89)
In article <telecom-v09i0240m04@vector.dallas.tx.us> you write: >I know of a similar bug regarding 411 and 3-ports on the 1AESS. If you >three-way to 411, and then try to release, you can't get away from the >circuit. You have to hang up entirely, call the party back, and re-begin >the call sequence again, omitting the call to 411. >That bug has been around for years. Not a bug! Generally, when you dial 411, call supervision is passed to the called party (411). This is done so that when some one calls with an emergency, the connections stay in place until the caller can be identified. Consequently, you cannot drop the connection.