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Is there a way to block or redirect a specific incoming calls based on the CID via PRI ? I know we can do it for outbound, but I don't see how to block incoming. Thanks, Jim
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There used to be a product called Pathfinder that Tadiran used for just that purpose.
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There is a product that Tadiran is offering on a newer system called Navigator where you can create rules depending on the inbound caller id.
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I tried that at a site and due to their call volume it gave me nothing but pains. I finally convinced the client he didn't need it.
Never blame on malice, what can be adequately attributed to STUPIDITY!!
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if it is single number or a range,
you can try offset filter and send it to nowhere
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I believe offset only works on DNIS
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