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## EXAMPLES
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### Example 1
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### Emergency calling policy Example 1
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In the following example, ECP1, an emergency calling policy with identify ECP1 is configured with full security desk configuration. Extended notifications for the test emergency number, 933, are set to null.
This example creates a Teams Emergency Calling policy that has an identity of TestECP, where a notification group and number is being defined, the external location lookup mode is enabled and also the type of notification.
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### Emergency calling policy Example 2
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In the following example, ECP2, an emergency calling policy with identify ECP2 is configured with both 911 and 933 in the extended notification settings. Extended notifications for the test emergency number 911 are set to notify two groups separated by ";" and for 933 are set to null.
This example creates a Teams Emergency Calling policy that has an identity of TestECP2, with default settings, except for the Notification Group. This parameter expects a single string with all users and groups separated by ";".
This example first creates a new Teams Emergency Calling Extended Notification object and then removes that Teams Emergency Calling Extended Notification from an existing Teams Emergency Calling policy.
This example first creates two new Teams Emergency Calling Extended Notification objects and then adds them to an existing Teams Emergency Calling policy with identity TestECP.
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