Hi Anton,
Yes, you can set up Radiator to authenticate or reject based on
Calling-Station-Id, same as any other check item. You could also use
Calling-Station-Id in a Handler clause to choose the auth method to use:
<Handler Calling-Station-Id=12345>
<AuthBy ...>
</Handler>
Cheers.
On Apr 13, 4:11pm, Anton Sparrius wrote:
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Hi,
We normally dont worry about the CallerID, but is it possible to not allow a
call if it comes from a certain phone number, regardless of what the
username is?? Or is this more of a NAS thing?
Regards,
Anton Sparrius
Chief Operations Officer
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