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The setting that I referred to in the previous respons is on page 3 of the COR form. This allows you to restrict a facility to call another that at a COR level. display cor 2 Page 3 of 4 SPE A CLASS OF RESTRICTION...

Sorry I did not read the entire question well enough. The above will allow your callers to access the specific numbers you wish them to have access too even with an FRL of 0. However for 911 and the local police number, go into your ARS table and add specific entries for: 911, 9911, and 11...

Add the numbers that you wish callers to have access too into an Enhanced abbreviated dial list. Make sure that you flag the PRIVILAGED field to Y. change abbreviated-dialing enhanced 6 Page 1 of 4 SPE A ABBREVIATED DIALING LIST...

In DSA change the IP port from 23 to 5009 and try to connect.

Set up a route pattern that will delete the 192 and insert the 118118 number. goto the ars table and point 192 to the new route pattern.

Are you just trying to set up DSA/ASA to administer via IP?

I think you are stuck with the headset button, that is the only way that I have seen it done.

Change the calling permissions on the COR of your incomming trunks so that they cannot call the COR of the extension you wish to block incomming calls on. You may want to create a new cor for the extension you are blocking as not to disrupt other extensions that may have the same cor as the...

You can use time of day restrictions, this will restrict the phone to settings you define unless the user enters an authorization code to by-pass the restrictions.

Active Calls redirect if at least one call appearance is busy. Busy Calls redirect if all call appearances that accept incoming calls are busy. Don’t Answer Calls redirect when the specified number of rings has been exceeded. All Calls redirect immediately to coverage and overrides any other...

Your ARS Table directs the call to a Route Pattern with an FRL of 7?