Class of service 1

[Hitechbuzz]

Hi Guys
I wish to set up a class of service that will allow local calls and national calls but not cell or pager.
Local could be anything 1--9 national will be 01xx.03xx,04xx,06xx,07xx,09,freephone would be 0508xx or 0800xx,calls I wish to bar are 02xx can you please give details,
many thanks Hitechbuzz.

 

[Isinor]

Hi Hitechbuzz,
The following example is how you could do close to what you want… but starting as thought it was a new system. (You will have to adapt it to suit your existing setup)

The MD110 uses allowed numbers lists to control outgoing calls, so you do not bar calls as such… you just allow all appropriate numbers… The lists are called CDCAT’s ‘Call Discrimination Category’ you can have up to 15 of them.

You need to have a plan, such as…
CDCAT 0 is the most restricted local and free calls
CDCAT 1 is local & national but not cell or pager
CDCAT 2 is local & national & etc…

I would recommend you keep this as simple as you can. Use only the CDCATS that you really need! Since you do not say what access code is used for external access this example assumes 0 for PSTN access.

To Print the existing CDCAT’s…
NADAP:NUMTYP=CD;

To Add numbers to the allowed list…
NACDS:CDCAT=0&&2,NUM=01&02&03&04&05&06&07&08&09&00508&008; // Local calls & free 0800//
NACDS:CDCAT=1&2,NUM=001&003&004&006&007&009; // National calls //
NACDS:CDCAT=2,NUM=000; // International Calls //

Note that the solution may have several issues to be resolved… e.g. what happens if someone dial 0509xx ? the example will ‘bar’ that call as it is not in the allowed list!

To remove numbers from the allowed list…
NACDR:CDCAT=0,NUM=03&09;

That’s part one, you have allowed number lists called CDCATS. Next you need to attach an extension or several extensions to these lists… as normal on the MD there is more that one possibility… You do not say what BC release so this is BC9 ish…

You could set up a new Common Category (CAT)… This example only deals with the ‘CDCATS’ bit of the CAT…
Find a Free CAT... EXCCP:CAT=ALL; (any that is all 000000)
EXCCS:CAT=1,TRAF=xxNNDDxx,SERV=xxxxxxxx,CDIV=xxxxxxxxx;

Where NN is the CDCAT for Night time and DD is the CDCAT for day time… The CDCATS are always referred to as a two digit value in TRAF (NACDS = 00, 01, 02 to 15) e.g. EXCCS:CAT=1,TRAF=03000215,serv=0212107,CDIV=011150000;

Then change the extensions to match this Common Category (CAT)...
EXCACIR=xxxx&yyyy,CAT=1;
KSCACIR=xxxx&yyyy,CAT=1;

This process is detailed in Alex and is part of typical TTY admin courses... it’s not that easy and potentially problematic… good luck

Regards
Isinor

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Thanks Isinor
I have looked at NADAP:NUMTYP=CD;and got a long list with numbers on the left then on the right CAT with 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 opposite. 6 seems to be international,5 national,3 cell,2 local.
I also use 1 to access PSTN so NACDS would read

NACDS:CDCAT=9,NUM=11&12&13&14&15&16&17&18&19&101&103&104&106&107&109; // National calls & local but not free phone or
international.

I see 7, 8, &14 are in the print out.
I also did a EXCCP:CAT=all & got alist of CAT's 0- 63
these tie in with the Cat Cos I use on extensions.
Then would EXCCS:CAT=54,TRAF=xx0909xx,SERV=xxxxxx,CDIV=xxxxxx;
I get frustrated with Alex trying to find any thing.
does that make sense.
Thank you for your help
Brian

 

[Hitechbuzz]

Thanks Isnor
I took the plunge did printouts of NADAP'S& EXCCP had 60+ of them went through the Number analysis tables added another Cat 13 to them & added in EXCCS 54 crossed fingers. Have done some testing and all seems well seems to do what I wanted did a Dusyi & sync last night.
So thanks once again. 2 stars for your help
Cheers Brian