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How do I hide extension numbers on outgoing calls? 1
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anticristo
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NUTRI:ENTRY=EXT,TRC=3,PRE=XXX,CNVTYP=1,NUMTYP=10;
TRC= lenght
TRC= lenght
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Hi!
From Alex:
Number presentation restriction
This function allows the user to restrict its name and number presentation per call on the B-party display.
To order the restriction of the name and number presentation from your telephone:
Dial *42# and wait for dial tone
Dial B-number
Peter
From Alex:
Number presentation restriction
This function allows the user to restrict its name and number presentation per call on the B-party display.
To order the restriction of the name and number presentation from your telephone:
Dial *42# and wait for dial tone
Dial B-number
Peter
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There are two levels to braodcasting outbound CLI: the ADC of the individual extn(s), and the ADC of the outbound route(s). Where the route permits extn-level CLI to be sent, the extn settings will override; if the route blocks outbound CLI, extn settings don't matter.
In the extn settings, you need to look at the ADC: bit D4 turns the feature on or off (where ADC=D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8D9D10D11). D4=0 allows outbound CLI to be sent; D4=1 turns off outbound CLI.
Next check your route programming:
run the following command to look at all route parameters
ROCAP:ROU=ALL;
Check the SERV parameters of your outbound routes. Bit D8 ie the 8th digit along in the SERV) controls the outbound CLI - D8=0 hands control of outbound CLI to the extn, D8=1 blocks all outbound CLI.
If you want to block all outbound CLI, then all you need to do is set D8=1 for all your outbound routes (you can determine what routes are set for outbound calls using RODDP
EST=ALL; as one method)
Hope this helps...
Murphy's Law, variant 315: "A short-cut is the longest distance between 2 points".
In the extn settings, you need to look at the ADC: bit D4 turns the feature on or off (where ADC=D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8D9D10D11). D4=0 allows outbound CLI to be sent; D4=1 turns off outbound CLI.
Next check your route programming:
run the following command to look at all route parameters
ROCAP:ROU=ALL;
Check the SERV parameters of your outbound routes. Bit D8 ie the 8th digit along in the SERV) controls the outbound CLI - D8=0 hands control of outbound CLI to the extn, D8=1 blocks all outbound CLI.
If you want to block all outbound CLI, then all you need to do is set D8=1 for all your outbound routes (you can determine what routes are set for outbound calls using RODDP
EST=ALL; as one method)Hope this helps...
Murphy's Law, variant 315: "A short-cut is the longest distance between 2 points".
Darn...need and edit feature.
To change the SERV in your ROCAP, use the following (I'll be making several assumptions in my SERV, here, D8 is the 3rd last digit in my SERV):
ROCAC:ROU=60,SERV=3100000101;
This will, among other things, unconditionally block outbound CLI in ROU=60.
Murphy's Law, variant 315: "A short-cut is the longest distance between 2 points".
To change the SERV in your ROCAP, use the following (I'll be making several assumptions in my SERV, here, D8 is the 3rd last digit in my SERV):
ROCAC:ROU=60,SERV=3100000101;
This will, among other things, unconditionally block outbound CLI in ROU=60.
Murphy's Law, variant 315: "A short-cut is the longest distance between 2 points".
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