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myarberry

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Apr 6, 2006
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Can anybody help me with blocking calls so that only internal calls (extension to extension)can be made? No calls going out. We are on CCM 4.0.
Thanks in advance
Mike Yarberry
 
Put the phone's Directory Number in a Calling Search Space that has no access to any Route Patterns.
Usually I set up a Phone_PT for all DN's, a Local_PT for all Route Patterns for local calls, LD_PT all Route Patterns for LD Calls, etc.
Then to restrict a phone I give it a Calling Search Space that only has the Phone_PT in it.
 
pndsum i like the naming convention u used.

the qualifier-object.

everywhere ive worked with the product(and i believe cisco best practise)

is object-qualifier
or what it is-which one

for example

PT_local is how we have it. so i cant use windows to readily browse to the "local" partition. all partitions start with PT, all search space start with CSS_. kinda stupid.

not relative to the thread just my 2 cents.
and yes what you describe wiil work.

 
I've gone behind contractors who used the PT_XXXXX naming convention and NEVER understood it. As you say everything starts the same so it's not as intuitive for searching. If that's all you've worked with I guess my way may same strange also. :)
 
no its not strange.i intuitively came up with it and so did my Sr. implementation is another story
the environment is tighter than a nats butthole so changing anything requires ccr,outage, various lvls of approval etc etc..

with updating OS and day 2 day operation theres never enough time.
maybe in 07
 
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