NENA Registry System Now Available
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Today, NENA is pleased to announce the public availability of the NENA Registry System or NRS. We are excited about this important milestone and want to thank Brian Dupras for all the hours of personal time he spent in developing and coding this critical system. Without his commitment to NENA and 9-1-1, the NRS would not be available today. NENA would also like to thank Jason Horning and Delaine Arnold for the time they have spent making the NRS a reality and available to all parties requiring this information. The NENA Registry System may be found at http://technet.nena.org/nrs.
The NRS was documented in the NENA Registry System Standard (NENA STA 70-001) to serve as a central repository and access point for registries created within NENA standards. Registries are the byproduct of thoughtful workgroup consideration and serve as consensus on the allowable identifiers, constants, and other well-known values that are exchanged within NG9-1-1. Today the NRS holds many of the registries created by NENA's Detailed Functional and Interface Specification for the NENA i3 Solution – Stage 3 (08-003 v1). In the future, the NRS will hold new registries already under development. As NENA's standards work their way through the necessary comment and approval processes, updates will be made to the NRS.
Through the NRS, NENA is also offering everyone an opportunity to submit new registry values. Each submittal will be considered in accordance with the NENA Registry System Standard and, if approved, added to the NRS.
   
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