Block ext on internal call

[jmitchell1980]

Does anyone know how to block the ext number from sending out when someone makes an internal call?
Thanks in advance.

 

[bigindian65]

I use clid normal entry on key 0, generic clid entry on roll-up line key 1

 

[jamie2]

There are several ways you can.

1. The CLID and BigIndian stated,
2. CLS CLBA on a particular phones.
3. LD 57 you can build FFCs for the CPP (*67) and CPPO (*82)

 

[jmitchell1980]

I have tried CLBA and it does not seem to work. As for the CLID, I do not understand exactly. If i add CLBA in the class and dial an internal call it still shows the ext #.

 

[johnpoole]

you need to print your clid tables, ld 21 prt clid before you make the change.. i've seen switches where clid 0 was didn yes.. you may not have a clid table that is didn no, if that is the case build one and assign it to the dn..

key 0 scn 1234 5.. to assign table 5. 1234 return will assign clid table 0, which is default

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[jmitchell1980]

Oh ok, I understand now, didn for entry 0 is no. The thing is I need to block the 4 digit ext for internal only. It's for a helpdesk that the customer does not want their user's to know the actual number. The CLID will only help for external.

 

[jamie2]

Try CLS DDGD

 

[jmitchell1980]

There we go, thanks Jamie and to everyone else for the prompt response.

 

[jamie2]

Sorry about that JMitch... You even stated internal above, and I missed that. The CLID, CLBA, and FFC CPP/CPPO will only work on external calls and you discovered.

 

[jamie2]

JMitch... If you are fairly new to the Nortel and are not sure of all the CLS prompts, Gene has a good document on his site at

http://www.ghtrout.com

called L1011.zip or something like that. Check it out and it will help alot.

 

[jmitchell1980]

Thanks...funny enough I have been doing this for about 5 years now, but mostly working on VOIP I forget alot about PBX systems. I appreciate your help and I will check out this document.