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Additionally, the Block Direction feature can restrict the
from sending a SIP request or receiving a SIP request, or sending and receiving a SIP request from its own network to the opposite network.
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When implementing a function that sends a test call, the network can send a test call to the opposite network even if blocking is enabled. The allows all test calls even if blocking is enabled on trunk groups. |
Command Syntax
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% set addressContext <address context name> zone <zone name> sipTrunkGroup <SIPTG name> blockDirection <bothways | incoming | none | outgoing> |
Command Parameter
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| 1 | SIP Trunk Group Action Parameters |
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blockDirection
| The Block Direction options include:
bothways – This trunk group blocks calls in both directions.incoming – Calls inbound to this trunk group are blocked.none (default) – No calls are blocked by this trunk group.outgoing – Calls outbound from this trunk group are blocked.
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