Block an outgoing number 1

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Guys
I have a MD110 BC12 I need to block anyone calling number 16x.
The reason is that 16x gives a divert for all incoming calls to a preset number and no password is required. Have had this happen twice lately, been OK for 10 years. Sorry I can't remember the procedure to block it in tables.
Many thanks for help in advance
Cheers Brian

Cheers Brian
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[TBLuk]

NADAP:NUMTYP=CD;

Look for 16 in the table

If you want to remove it from being diallable for anyone do

NACDR:NUM=16;

If you only wanted to bar it for some people, you would specify the CDCATs you want to remove it for

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi TBLuk Will try it on Monday when I get to work. Many thanks Brian

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[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Tbuk Yes it works fine Many thanks
Brian

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[eriuser]

This will not work for any extension with a TRAF value of xx1515xx. Another way to achieve this is to use least cost routing to route the call to a route with no trunks assigned.

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Eriser very sneaky Will keep it in mind if I have further trouble as I don't think I have any with that Cat in the system
Many thanks Brian

Cheers Brian
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[TBLuk]

and no well maintained system should have any traf 15 extensions

Apart from testing purposes of course, these are the types of things which allow fraud to take place. TCMAP a culprit too.

 

[Delster]

To come at the problem from another direction....why not change the diversion code to something that won't generate this problem?

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umm,it IS supposed to do that, right??

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Delster
16xx is in the Telco so I have no control over that.
TBLuk's solution worked and as we don't dial 16 for anything else I blocked 16xx tested and have had no further problems.
Cheers Brian

Cheers Brian
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