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The ( causes removal of sending complete in the ISDN Setup
or in the H323 Setup.
In the following example, all calls beginning with 0 are sent
without a sending complete to VoIP controller 40. The VoIP
profile is
DF
.
6.10 OAD
screening
This section describes the VoIPBox configuration that is need-
ed for screening the calling party number (OAD) received
from the PBX.
In the following scenario your VoIPBox is connected via ISDN
to a legacy PBX while the connection to the network is realized
via SIP. You want to make sure that only calling party numbers
belonging to this PBX are forwarded to the network.
The
CMSN
parameter is used to define a range of allowed
calling party numbers for each ISDN NT port. If the calling par-
ty number received from this port is within the specified
range, the number is forwarded unchanged. If the number is
outside the defined range, it is replaced by a predefined de-
fault number which is sent in the SIP header’s
P-Preferred-
Identity
field. The number received from the PBX is sent in
the SIP header’s
From
field.
Syntax
Add to your
pabx.cfg
file the following parameter:
Example 6.24
Removing sending complete
MapAll0=(40DF:0
CMSN<ctrl>=<default number>[,<number 1>,<number 2>,…, <number n>]
Summary of Contents for VoIP Box BRI Series
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Page 15: ...1 Safety and security precautions...
Page 23: ...2 Overview...
Page 28: ...3 VoIPBoxinstallation...
Page 52: ...4 Configuration files...
Page 88: ...5 Additional VoIP parameters...
Page 114: ...6 Signaling and routing features...
Page 141: ...7 System maintenance and software update...
Page 181: ...8 Online traffic monitor...
Page 193: ...9 Troubleshooting...
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