Changing COS With PIN: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Content deleted Content added
Dcunningham (talk | contribs) Created page with "You can do this on a per-customer basis by: # Create a Class of Service which forbids numbers you don't want to allow. # Assign the telephone line to this Class of Service. #..." |
Dcunningham (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
You can do this on a per-customer basis by: |
You can do this on a per-customer basis by: |
||
# Create a |
# Create a class of service with the telephone's default permissions. |
||
# Assign the telephone line to this |
# Assign the telephone line to this class of service. |
||
# |
# If required, create another class of service with the alternative permissions. |
||
# Create a |
# Create a remote access account with type "Remote access menu", the alternative class of service (or "No class of service"), and a PIN if desired. |
||
# To have users enter the destination at a menu, create a feature code with destination type Feature "Remote access menu". The telephone can then dial this feature code. |
|||
# To have users dial the remote access account and destination in one, create a feature prefix with destination type "Remote access". The telephone can then dial <feature prefix><remote access account number>*<destination>, or <feature prefix><remote access account number>*<pin>*<destination>. |
|||
Latest revision as of 21:37, 30 May 2016
You can do this on a per-customer basis by:
- Create a class of service with the telephone's default permissions.
- Assign the telephone line to this class of service.
- If required, create another class of service with the alternative permissions.
- Create a remote access account with type "Remote access menu", the alternative class of service (or "No class of service"), and a PIN if desired.
- To have users enter the destination at a menu, create a feature code with destination type Feature "Remote access menu". The telephone can then dial this feature code.
- To have users dial the remote access account and destination in one, create a feature prefix with destination type "Remote access". The telephone can then dial <feature prefix><remote access account number>*<destination>, or <feature prefix><remote access account number>*<pin>*<destination>.