AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference page 109

Feature Reference
At a Glance - Continued
Factory Settings
Phones
Outward/Toll Restriction
ARS FRL
Pool Dial-Out Code
VMI Ports
Outward/Toll Restriction
ARS FRL
Disallowed List
ARS FRL for ARS Table
Local
Toll
Remote Access Trunks/
Barrier Codes
Outward/Toll Restriction
ARS FRL
Description
The calling restrictions features are used to control outgoing calls from
individual extensions, specific pools, types of trunks used for Remote Access,
or specific trunks associated with individual barrier codes. When used in
conjunction with Automatic Route Selection, calling restrictions can be used to
apply ARS Facility Restriction Levels on specific extensions, routes, types of
trunks used for Remote Access, and specific trunks associated with individual
barrier codes. (Incoming calls are never restricted.) Through calling restrictions,
users at individual extensions can be restricted from making certain types of
calls, as described below.
Outward and Toll Restrictions
An extension cannot be used to make toll calls if toll-restricted and cannot be
used to make any outside calls if outward-restricted.
If the restrictions are too limiting, an Allowed List can be used in conjunction
with calling restrictions. An Allowed List is a list of telephone numbers (such as
emergency numbers) that a user with an outward- or toll-restricted extension
can dial. If no calling restrictions are assigned to an extension or to supplement
calling restrictions, a Disallowed List can be used. A Disallowed List is a list of
telephone numbers (for example, 900 numbers) that cannot be dialed from an
extension. See "Allowed/Disallowed Lists" for additional information.
Unrestricted
3 (range 0–6)
No access to any pool
Outward
0 (range 0–6)
Default Disallowed List (List 7).
2 (range 0–6)
3 (range 0–6)
Unrestricted
3 (range 0–6)
See "Allowed/Disallowed Lists," "Remote Access," and "Night
Service" for additional calling restrictions.
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Calling Restrictions