- Tue 2nd Sep 2014, 11:58
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Log in to the web based GUI of the device by entering it's IP address into the URL field of your preferred web browser.
In the left pane click on the 'Voice Services' tab.
Now click on the 'SP1 Service' tab or which ever 'SPx Service' tab you want to block anonymous calls on.
Scroll down the page until you see the section named 'Calling Features' and look for a parameter named 'AnonymousCallBlockEnable'. Remove the tick from the 'Default' box and place a tick in the 'Value' box. (See picture below)
Now click on Submit, then reboot your device.
NOTE: You can also create a custom rule under the X_InboundCallRoute parameter to block withheld and anonymous calls.
In the left pane click on the 'Voice Services' tab.
Now click on the 'SP1 Service' tab or which ever 'SPx Service' tab you want to block anonymous calls on.
Scroll down the page until you see the section named 'Calling Features' and look for a parameter named 'AnonymousCallBlockEnable'. Remove the tick from the 'Default' box and place a tick in the 'Value' box. (See picture below)
Now click on Submit, then reboot your device.
NOTE: You can also create a custom rule under the X_InboundCallRoute parameter to block withheld and anonymous calls.
- Appreciate my support? Feel free to buy me a coffee.
- Voipfone are offering you the chance to trial their VoIP service for free for 30 days. Sign me up!
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