Block Caller ID/ANI Outbound for specifc extensions 2

[telcomwork]

Is this possible? I only want to block caller-ID/ANI for a few of extension not everyone.

I always thought that if I placed a call on a Non-DID I setup in the PBX that the ANI that would pass would be the BTN of the company? I was told by an MCI tech that ISDN PRI this is not the case, the PBX overrides their information.

My issue is I have a reqiuested to block ANI for some of our agents. I thought for sure I have assigned a NON-DID and the BTN was passed but based on the last piece of information I am finding from MCI I'm at a lost how to accomplish this.

What am I missing to accomplish this?

 

[telcomwork]

Apologies one more point of clarification, besides using the CPN-Blk. I need this to be automatic if possible without user intervention that can controll if it's blocked or un-blocked

 

[telcomwork]

I ended up just using a block out side our DID and removing the pub for the entire range.

 

[Stinney]

Sorry to hear that you went through all that trouble.

You can change the Caller ID your system sends out using the command ch isdn public-unknown-numbering, or ch public-unknown-numbering.

You can change the outgoing Caller ID for a range of extensions down to individual extenions.

As for an "automatic" setup to turn this on or off at will, I'm not sure how you would do this.

 

[gonzalez]

You can stop or allow caller id on a extension by extension basis by going to the station form and go to page 2 and set
"Per Station CPN - Send Calling Number? " to either "r" for restrict or "Y" to allow,leaving it blank will also send whatever you have in your isdn pub screen.

 

[telcomwork]

I missed the station form one.. I ended up blockin with non-DID in the pub. Thanks for the replies!

 

[telcomwork]

I don't have this on the staiton form? "Per Station CPN - Send Calling Number

 

[telcomwork]

Never mind. Not sure if anyone has had this happen to them before but I removed and added it to the station I was trying to block and now it shows. What the heck!