couple of was to do that, you can stop did using an idc table, you can block internal via 7 digit ext number. rdi works if you have that package turned on.
Lets get some more information here. Are you restricting all calls coming inbound to this set, outbound calls are for in house only, external, to a single route only??
You can accomplish some of what you want by making the set a hotline set, but need more info.
The easiest way to do this is as previously stated, just make the DN of that set a 5 or more digit extension, this way it can not get outside calls (if your CO is sending 4 digits) then you don't have to worry about anything, plus if you have others the same way you can make them a range of 5 digit numbers and know instantly this phone doesnt take calls.
I agree with John, you can make this set have a DN that's not part of the DID range or a 5 digit number, but unfortuneatly it does allow in house calls to dial that number. Is that what you want?
add a msb key, press the key, and then null the key, see if the msb stays active?.. i use 7 digit numbers on guest phones, you could dial them, if you guess the number, i don't transmit the dn to display sets
In the last call center I worked in we had managers that had DID lines coming in, and every agent on the floor had a 5 digit extension, so they could never receive an incoming call on their set ( except the ACD calls) it is a simple solution
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