NARS BARS SDRR DENY NUMBERS 1

[alfacom]

Hi all,
I need to restrict more than 300 numbers and i created a spn table for this. However i can't enter more than 64 phone number under sdrr deny table. I got this error when tried to 65th number.
ESN0068
No more restricted numbers allowed for this code.

Severity: Info

Is it possible to increase number of entry under sdrr deny table?

 

[johnpoole]

look at ld 87 free call screening. are you blocking complete nxx's? another way to do that is would 7 digit routing.. instead of sending all 1213 to a rlb then blocking 50 numbers would be to break it down..send 1213 201, 1213 202.. that would give you 64 entries per nxx

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[alfacom]

Thanks John Poole,
That is my last solution because the numbers is to spreaded.
Numbers is 11 digits and there is no special block to restrict.

 

[GHTROUT]

alfacom : I'm curious. Are you trying to adhere to a "do not call" list or are you trying to block pay-per-call numbers - or is it something else?. I'd be interested in the reason. Thanks.

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[alfacom]

I want to restrict pay per call numbers.

 

[AJ9U]

I have a list of several hundred such numbers to block, all in the 1800 SPN. The way I did it to get around the 64-number restriction was to program 6-digit entries, e.g. 1800 20, 1800 21, etc.

 

[GHTROUT]

alfacom - I think trying to restrict very well known pay-per-call or radio call-in numbers in the PBX is effective. However, putting much effort into keeping track of the ever changing list of possible services that try to entice people to say "yes, I accept the charges" or "yes, I am authorized to subscribe to this" is woth debating.

By attempting to add every number you find, and telling management that your solution is being implemented and is assumed effective, you have raised doubt about your network and voice carriers. Your bosses want to know why you can't just negotiate that pay-per-call services be blocked.



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