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{{DISPLAYTITLE:IPND Quarantine}}
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= Overview =
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Subscribers to Emersion's IPND module will have an '''IPND Batch''' quarantine screen. When an address is sent off to the IPND Manager for a particular service, the IP Manager (Currently Australia's IPND Manager is Telstra) may return an address as invalid for a several reasons. This page provides an easy way to identify and correct errors then resubmitting the updated address to the IPND database.
  
=== IPND Quarantine ===
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To access this screen:
  
For those customers that utilize our IPND module, when an address is sent off to the IPND authority against a particular service, they will sometimes deem that address invalid for a variety of reasons.  Therefore the address must be corrected before being resubmitted to the IPND.
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Nav: '''Billing > Quarantine > IPND Batch'''.
  
* The errors are recorded in Quarantine in the IPND tab via Billing -> Quarantine -> IPND Batch tab.
 
  
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[[File:IPND Navigate.png|1200px|IPND Batch Screen]]
[[File:IPND Navigate.png]]
 
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* Using the filters, filter on those IPND records that have encountered an error.
 
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[[File:IPND FILTER ERROR.png]]
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Using the filters, filter on those IPND records that have encountered an error.
  
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* To the far right if you click View Error, you can see the errors the IPND Authority is reporting for this address. There may be more than one error.
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[[File:IPND FILTER ERROR.png|1200px|Filtering errors]]
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[[File:IPND Error.png]]
 
  
* You can then navigate to the service in question, Then go to the Service Contact tab. There should be a contact there of type IPND.  
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To view the error in more detail, click '''View Error''' on the far-right of the screen. Users can see the errors the IPND Manager is reporting for this address. Be aware that there may be more than one error affecting the record.
  
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[[File:Service Contact Navigate.png]]
 
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* If you click on the ID of the contact this will take you to a read only view of the contact. From here there is an Edit button on the far right column.  Click edit, modify the address as required then click save.
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[[File:IPND Error.png|1200px|Error for an IPND record]]
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[[File:Address Edit.png]]
 
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* After you believe you have resolved the errors, go back to your record in IPND quarantine and click resolve and submit.
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Once the error is known, users can navigate to the [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions|service subscription]] record in question.  IPND contacts are stored on the [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions/Service_Contact|Service Contacts]] tab.  
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[[File:Resolve Resubmit.png]]
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Once the user has updated the service contact, they can mark the IPND Batch record in IPND quarantine. Check the box to the right of the record and select '''Resolve''' and '''submit'''.
  
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* This will put the the record you just cleansed into "Pending" Status. One of two things will happen, either a new record for the service will appear in IPND quarantine with the relevant error - or - a new record will appear in IPND Quarantine with a status of "IPND Update OK".
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[[File:Resolve Resubmit.png|1200px|Resolving an IPND record]]
  
=== IPND Error Codes ===
 
  
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This will put the the record you just cleansed into the status of ''Pending''.  One of two outcomes is possible:
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* If the IPND Manger accepts the updated address, a new record will appear in IPND Quarantine with a status of ''IPND Update OK''.
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* If the IPND Manger accepts the updated address, a new record will appear in IPND Quarantine with an error code.
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== IPND Error Codes ==
 
To assist with determining what error has occurred, and how to go about fixing it, refer to the following document from Telstra:
 
To assist with determining what error has occurred, and how to go about fixing it, refer to the following document from Telstra:
  
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From: https://www.telstra.com.au/content/dam/tcom/personal/consumer-advice/pdf/consumer/ipnd-error-correction.pdf
 
From: https://www.telstra.com.au/content/dam/tcom/personal/consumer-advice/pdf/consumer/ipnd-error-correction.pdf
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= See Also =
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* [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions/Service_Contact|Service Contacts]]

Revision as of 14:52, 17 November 2016

Overview

Subscribers to Emersion's IPND module will have an IPND Batch quarantine screen. When an address is sent off to the IPND Manager for a particular service, the IP Manager (Currently Australia's IPND Manager is Telstra) may return an address as invalid for a several reasons. This page provides an easy way to identify and correct errors then resubmitting the updated address to the IPND database.

To access this screen:

Nav: Billing > Quarantine > IPND Batch.


IPND Batch Screen


Using the filters, filter on those IPND records that have encountered an error.


Filtering errors


To view the error in more detail, click View Error on the far-right of the screen. Users can see the errors the IPND Manager is reporting for this address. Be aware that there may be more than one error affecting the record.


Error for an IPND record


Once the error is known, users can navigate to the service subscription record in question. IPND contacts are stored on the Service Contacts tab.

Once the user has updated the service contact, they can mark the IPND Batch record in IPND quarantine. Check the box to the right of the record and select Resolve and submit.


Resolving an IPND record


This will put the the record you just cleansed into the status of Pending. One of two outcomes is possible:

  • If the IPND Manger accepts the updated address, a new record will appear in IPND Quarantine with a status of IPND Update OK.
  • If the IPND Manger accepts the updated address, a new record will appear in IPND Quarantine with an error code.

IPND Error Codes

To assist with determining what error has occurred, and how to go about fixing it, refer to the following document from Telstra:

Local PDF: File:Ipnd-error-correction v1.3.pdf

From: https://www.telstra.com.au/content/dam/tcom/personal/consumer-advice/pdf/consumer/ipnd-error-correction.pdf

See Also