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Updated:: April 30, 2025

Chapter: VPLMN Access during Emergency Calls

VPLMN Access during Emergency Calls
Revision History
Behavior Changes

VPLMN Access during Emergency Calls

Revision History


Revision Details	Release
The not-allowed-except-emergency option is introduced in vplmn-address CLI command to not set VPLMN allowed flag except for emergency bearer service.	2025.01.0

Behavior Changes

Previous Behavior: The VPLMN access in not Allowed CCP is applicable for emergency bearer service. The emergency calls are dropped due to this CCP.

New Behavior: The vplmn-address CLI command is updated with not-allowed-except-emergency option in MME to not set VPLMN Allowed flag except for emergency bearer service.

For more information, see the vplmn-address CLI command topic in Command Line Interface Reference Guide.

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