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i am looking for information on how to restrict a station from making long distance and international calls on a 2000ips. Can you just restrict the station or do i need to give it a new route pattern?
any and all help is appreciated.
Thank you
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thanks. ill be trying it later this week.
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You must have at least two routes out (even if they use the same trunk groups). One route is restricted (long), one is not (local).
One of them needs to have a setting in 8A5yyy>000>
I recommend 8A5yyy>000>03
Once you do that, set 1201 to 11 (unrestricted), 14 (unrestricted day, but restricted at night), or 44 (restricted). 1201>xxxx>44
See CM 81xx for a further explanation.
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