We have a incoming caller making harassing calls to our location and I was looking for a way to block his number from being allowed incoming from the CO. I know the RT he is coming in on but when I complete the ACID command with a Type=2 ACID command, it doesn't work. Would someone be able to assist with this particular command please? Other suggestions would also be appreciated. (I've called the LEC with no luck)
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ACID Command - NEC 2400 IMX
- Thread starter kgornek
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I've used ACID in the past, but was only able to figure out how to block a called with a specific ID to a specific extension. I couldn't block a caller from calling into all of our extensions.
So if the harassing caller is calling into one or just a few extensions, you can block him.
ACID
Type: 1
TN: 1
STN: the ext you want to prevent from receiving calls
CID: the caller ID of the person (all 10 digits - or more if international)
SRV: 5
So if the harassing caller is calling into one or just a few extensions, you can block him.
ACID
Type: 1
TN: 1
STN: the ext you want to prevent from receiving calls
CID: the caller ID of the person (all 10 digits - or more if international)
SRV: 5
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I ran with those parameters and actually had it work. The only glitch was the block call was pushed straight into the VM box for that number. I was hoping to block the number from the PBX entirely so they couldn't call into the main number which terminates on a attendant console.
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