I have an OLD Definity. G3csiV8. It has straight t-1's in it installed as Tie trunks from Qwest. I need to be able to block outbound caller ID on a call by call basis. I programmed a FAC code of 123 for per call CPN block. On page 2 of the trunk form I programmed *67 (the code noted as Qwest caller id block code) in the Per Station CPN block code. I get a fast busy. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Per Call CPN block
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The is three areas which must be set up for CLI to work outwards towards the PSTN.
In the station form "send CPN number"
In the trunk form "send number". Please note that when the send number is set to "yes" the format field opens. here you must use either "unknown" or "public" - this depends on your service provider
also put the setup in on change public numbering.
You do not mention what phones you are using. On the digital and IP phones you can assign a CPN blk and cpn unblk
button and program the relevant feature codes in the change features table
hope this helps
In the station form "send CPN number"
In the trunk form "send number". Please note that when the send number is set to "yes" the format field opens. here you must use either "unknown" or "public" - this depends on your service provider
also put the setup in on change public numbering.
You do not mention what phones you are using. On the digital and IP phones you can assign a CPN blk and cpn unblk
button and program the relevant feature codes in the change features table
hope this helps
If it is a non-ISDN T-1, you should be able to dial the TAC of the trunk group (as long as "dial access" is turned on in the trunk group form), get access to the trunk, and dial a number. Try that without the *67 first to make sure it does work. If it does, try it again with the *67. Then at least you'll know if that is really the correct code.
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