Fletch

Try using an IDC (Incoming Digit Conversion) Table in LD 49 to throw that DN to another destination, or an invalid one to block the inbound call.

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phoney1

Good idea, Dark Lord.....thanks!

jack

P,

Are you trying to block an ANI or DNIS?

Jack

phoney1

Well, I don't really understand the difference between ANI and DNIS. I even asked our SBC tech--who said they were the same thing.

A certain person is calling from xxx-xxxx to yyy-yyyy (a DN off our switch). I need to stop x's calls from getting to y.

I looked at the IDC table, but am confused about what to do--I am guessing that I'd put the incoming digits under Deny--but wouldn't that deny them coming in at all?

Thanks!

jack

Think of ANI as Caller ID.

DNIS on the other hand is what the carrier sends you, typically the last four or five digits of what the caller dialed but NOT always.

I don't belive that IDC will work for you as an IDC entry will affect all calls, not just the ones from ANI XXX-XXX-XXXX.

Now if you have something like Symposium that can route via ANI then you are all set.

If this involves harrasement you should get your local Police department involved, ONLY if you or the person being harrased are willing to pursue the issue up to and including court appearances.

Jack

Fletch

Jack is correct. IDC's will only let you manage DNIS destinations, they will not allow you to control what ANI can call. You will need Symposium or the Meridian Integrated Personal Call Director for what you want to do..

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phoney1

I have Personal call director. How can I forward all calls coming to yyyy to the MIPCD without doing it on the phone? If I CFW it to MIPCD, then set all calls (but the offensive caller) to ring her desk, it will just be CFWed back to the MIPCD. Also...It would be best if things didn't change too much for the user.

Thanks, guys.

Panchanka

I'm trying to block a number xxx-xxxx from the PBX

ld 49
REQ "NEW"
TYPE "FCR"
CRNO "0"
INIT "DENY"
ALOW
DENY xxxxxxx

I get a sch0136 "More general condition exists for NFCR"

What is this refering to? How can I deny xxx-xxxx.

Thanks in advance.