techmikepgh
ISP
Is it possible to use *67 to block your caller ID on a per call basis over a PRI?
Short code of 9 grabs my main office PRI ARS table. It's pretty much a defualt entry that points to the line group id of the PRI.
It sounds like it's counting the *67 as 3 digits of the phone number, because before I get to the last 3 digits it's sending the call to the switch.
I tried playing around with the ARS table by adding a XXXXXXXXXXXXXN entry and that lets me actually dial the whole *67 with the 10 digit number but it doesn't actually block the caller ID though.
Any thoughts or other work-arounds?
Short code of 9 grabs my main office PRI ARS table. It's pretty much a defualt entry that points to the line group id of the PRI.
It sounds like it's counting the *67 as 3 digits of the phone number, because before I get to the last 3 digits it's sending the call to the switch.
I tried playing around with the ARS table by adding a XXXXXXXXXXXXXN entry and that lets me actually dial the whole *67 with the 10 digit number but it doesn't actually block the caller ID though.
Any thoughts or other work-arounds?