My company has changed names recently. One of our offices says when we call them their phones show the old name. I have tested our lines through SBC and they all show the new name. We have 2 T1's for long distance through Sprint. Sprint says the problem is not with them. Is there somewhere on my switch that is sending the old name? I have it narrowed down to long distance calls, so it must be coming from calls made over the T1's.
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matters not, either provider can update the ss7 table for your number.. the provider does not tag the line, they enter a name/number line in the ss7 database and that act's almost like a dns server.. all numbers that hit the pstn query that database.. once you find someone with access to that database, it will be a quick fix
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
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