Allowed And Denied Lists - Matrix Telecom SIMADO GBR42 System Manual

What's this?
• The SIMADO GBR42, supports a feature by which it can prevent
selected numbers to be dialed out, known as Allowed and Denied
Lists. The feature should be enabled for the port.
• Allowed and Denied Number Lists are a group of number.
How it works?
• Number lists are used for this feature-one number list for allowed
numbers and one for denied numbers for each port.
• This feature can be enabled/disabled on each port
• If this feature is disabled on a port, then all types of numbers are
allowed as Called Party Numbers for all calls originating on that
port
• If this feature is enabled on a port, then following logic will apply on
every call originating on that port:
• If the Called Party Number matches only with a number of the
Allowed Number List assigned to the source port then the
number is processed further.
• If the Called Party Number matches only with a number of the
Denied Number List assigned to the source port then the
number is not processed further. The caller gets Error Tone in
this case.
• If the Called Party Number matches with a number of both
Allowed and Denied Number Lists assigned to the source port,
then the number is processed further.
• If the Called Party Number does not match with any number from
both Allowed and Denied Lists assigned to the source port, then
the number is processed further.
• The logic is applied only on the port on which the call originates
• The application of Allowed/Denied Numbers is independent of the
routing logic.
Number list looks as given below:
SIMADO GBR42 V1 System Manual

Allowed and Denied Lists

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