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Blocking CID
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PRI hardware type? (NSU or Embedded)
PRI protocol (NI-1 or NI-2 and varients)?
3300 Software revision?
Block all calls or Call-By-Call?
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PRI protocol (NI-1 or NI-2 and varients)?
3300 Software revision?
Block all calls or Call-By-Call?
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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In the Outgoing Call Characteristics there are 3 forms that can be set to call by call
Bearer Capablilities -
Network Specific Facilities -
Calling Line ID Restriction -
For your purpose you only need to change the last one. If any of these are set to Call-by-call they require a digit to be input via the Modified Digits form.
With all 3 active the ModDig form would typically have the following digits inserted.
{000}
The Brackets prevent the digits from showing up in SMDR and each digit refers to the forms mentioned above in the order written above.
To block caller ID on a call, ARS would have to be written to direct a call to an alternate route that would use an alternate ModDig with {001} to block caller ID.
If only CLID has Call-by-Call active it would require {0} to pass CLID and {1} to block CLID.
Savvy?
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
Bearer Capablilities -
Network Specific Facilities -
Calling Line ID Restriction -
For your purpose you only need to change the last one. If any of these are set to Call-by-call they require a digit to be input via the Modified Digits form.
With all 3 active the ModDig form would typically have the following digits inserted.
{000}
The Brackets prevent the digits from showing up in SMDR and each digit refers to the forms mentioned above in the order written above.
To block caller ID on a call, ARS would have to be written to direct a call to an alternate route that would use an alternate ModDig with {001} to block caller ID.
If only CLID has Call-by-Call active it would require {0} to pass CLID and {1} to block CLID.
Savvy?
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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