heros wrote:
More I see another workaround.
1) Create a permission no_customer_1 à assign this permission
to customer 2 with extension 500
2) Create a permission no_customer_2 à assign this permission to
customer1 with extension 600
3) Create a rule in dialplan with permission no_customer_1. This
rule forward calls matching 5XX to an autoattendant that say "you
are not allowed to dial this number"
4) Create a rule in dialplan with permission no_customer_2. This
rule forward calls matching 6XX call to autoattendant that say "you
are not allowed to dial this number"
Have you actually tried that? The last I heard (3.10.2) you couldn't
do that sort of thing because of limitations in the SipXecs dial plan
implementation. Basically, if the number matched a dial rule but you
didn't have the correct permission, then SipXecs would drop the call
instead of checking to see if there was another rule that matched the
number. I didn't think it had been fixed.
Keith.
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