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*67 (or what ever code your provider uses to block caller ID).
I haven't done it with ARS, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if you create a special entry for *67+digits to follow.
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I haven't done it with ARS, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if you create a special entry for *67+digits to follow.
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If your PRI Has been configured to allow call by call features (Modified Digits show insert {000}) then you can set up ARS to restrict the caller ID. With something like *67 as paterson says for e.g.
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Mitelpassion
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is this a pri? what country you in?
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Sorry to be a pain but can you tell me whether you use embedded PRI or a NSU. It would make my responses much more clear.
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Mitelpassion
IS-IT--Management
assuming embedde E1/T1
I managed to hide my caller identity by doing the following:
I set up the CPN number substition as normal: enter the DID range under DID ranges then assign the number you want to display i.e 427xxxx - 'xxxx' depending on your extension length.
Then I assigned the index number for the above range under the CPN substitution form and the default voice CPN to the main number or something.
Then under calling line id restriction form there is a setting for allowing or restricting CLIR. make these restrict.
This should hide the ID but for every call. I did this about a week ago and worked. Not sure if your Telco has another way of doing it.
Hope this helps.
I managed to hide my caller identity by doing the following:
I set up the CPN number substition as normal: enter the DID range under DID ranges then assign the number you want to display i.e 427xxxx - 'xxxx' depending on your extension length.
Then I assigned the index number for the above range under the CPN substitution form and the default voice CPN to the main number or something.
Then under calling line id restriction form there is a setting for allowing or restricting CLIR. make these restrict.
This should hide the ID but for every call. I did this about a week ago and worked. Not sure if your Telco has another way of doing it.
Hope this helps.
MitelPassion's Solution will succeed if you want to block all outbound caller ID
Again, Assuming Embedded, I would set up each of the Network features to Call by Call.
Bearer
Network Facilities
CLID
In your Modified digit strings your insert digits would then choose the call by call features.
{000} Send calls normally (brackets turn off/on SMDR)
{001} Send calls without caller ID
once this is set up you can design your ARS to go one route or the other based on user dialed access codes.
e.g. 9+ dialing sends normally
#31# + dialing sends route that blocks caller ID
If you have an NSU the theory is the same but the programming on the NSU is done thru IMAT.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
Again, Assuming Embedded, I would set up each of the Network features to Call by Call.
Bearer
Network Facilities
CLID
In your Modified digit strings your insert digits would then choose the call by call features.
{000} Send calls normally (brackets turn off/on SMDR)
{001} Send calls without caller ID
once this is set up you can design your ARS to go one route or the other based on user dialed access codes.
e.g. 9+ dialing sends normally
#31# + dialing sends route that blocks caller ID
If you have an NSU the theory is the same but the programming on the NSU is done thru IMAT.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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