ahays

Um, excuse me ... but I don't think this is going to work. The Incoming Call Handling Treatment screen is for the re-direction of the DNIS not the ANI ... i.e. it's for manipulation of the digits that are being passed by telco that define the termination point of the call in the PBX not for acting on the digits identifying where the call is coming from. Notice that the field is "Called Number" and not "Calling Number."

Here's another thread where g3rtech gives a great solution using EC500:
Blocking a specific number: G3si 2.0

regs,

.al.

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martinyoung

You are right Al. I did some further testing and proved it to myself. The solution that g3rtech gave will work brilliantly if you have EC500. Lacking that, it would appear that the best solution is to handle it in a vector.

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