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PLEASE GIVE A LITTLE BIT MORE INFO, TGAR IS JUST ANOTHER WAY OF RESTRICTING ACCESS TO TRUNK ROUTES

hhallett

Yep! Just like he said. :wink:

But, to give you something to think about, TGAR (Trunk Group Access Restriction) works hand in glove with TARG (Trunk Access Restriction Group).

Let's see if I can pull this from memory (as creaky as that is). As long as an individual phones' TGAR number doesn't match one of the TARG numbers of the trunk route your trying to use then the call may go through.

It has to be activated in one of the BARS loads (I forget which one).

Fletch

TGAR/TARG will restrict from accessing a route when dialing the ACOD of a route if there is a match on the TGAR of the station and the TARG on the route.

To have the TARG/TGAR looked at in NARS/BARS routing, TGAR must be set to YES in LD 86 under the ESN DATA BLOCK.

Remember there are other things in play such as the NCOS, and it's associated FRL in the NCTL DATA BLOCK in LD 87.

What exactly are you trying to acomplish? There are more ways of doing it wrong, having it do what you want, but breaking something else, than there are doing the right way! :wink:

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