It makes me crazy, can not block calls from "demo"
lionhoho:
Hi everyone, now is almost 2:00 am here. The f*ck SIP Scanners pull me out from my bed >:(. The calls start from 1:00am and ring up my phone every 5-10 minutes. I even tried setup my X_InboundCallRoute in SP1 Service to {(xx.):},{ph}, I was pretty sure I couldn't ring my phone by using my cell but the truth is I still getting calls from caller ID “demo" to SP1.
Here are some log form the Call History
Call 1 05/06/2014 01:48:08
01:48:08 From 'demo' SP1(demo) To PH1
01:48:08 Ringing
01:48:13 Call Connected
01:48:15 Call Ended
Call 2 05/06/2014 01:41:00
01:41:00 From 'demo' SP1(demo) To PH1
01:41:00 Ringing
01:41:07 Call Connected
01:41:09 Call Ended
Call 3 05/06/2014 01:33:56
01:33:56 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
01:33:56 Ringing (PH1)
01:33:56 Ringing (PH2)
01:34:07 Call Connected (PH1)
01:34:13 Call Ended
Call 4 05/06/2014 01:26:54
01:26:54 From 'demo' SP1(demo) To PH1
01:26:54 Ringing
01:26:59 Call Connected
01:27:01 Call Ended
Call 5 05/06/2014 01:19:50
01:19:50 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
01:19:50 Ringing (PH1)
01:19:50 Ringing (PH2)
01:19:55 Call Connected (PH1)
01:19:57 Call Ended
Call 6 05/06/2014 01:12:36
01:12:36 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
01:12:37 Ringing (PH1)
01:12:37 Ringing (PH2)
01:12:41 Call Connected (PH1)
01:12:44 Call Ended
Call 7 05/06/2014 01:05:29
01:05:29 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
01:05:29 Ringing (PH1)
01:05:29 Ringing (PH2)
01:05:34 Call Connected (PH1)
01:05:52 Call Ended
Call 8 05/06/2014 00:58:33
00:58:33 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
00:58:33 Ringing (PH1)
00:58:33 Ringing (PH2)
00:58:39 Call Connected (PH1)
00:59:11 Call Ended
Call 9 05/06/2014 00:51:37
00:51:37 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
00:51:37 Ringing (PH1)
00:51:37 Ringing (PH2)
00:51:48 Call Connected (PH1)
00:51:51 Call Ended
Call 10 05/06/2014 00:44:28
00:44:28 From 'demo' SP1(demo) Fork to:
PH1
PH2
00:44:28 Ringing (PH1)
00:44:28 Ringing (PH2)
00:44:42 Call Connected (PH1)
00:44:49 Call Ended
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Is there anything I missed？Please save me! Thanks!
ianobi:
General info on stopping SIP scanner calls is here:
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=5467.msg35387#msg35387
I use methods 2 and 4 described in that post and never receive any nuisance calls.
Quote
{(xx.):},{ph}
This would stop all numbers from calling you, but not CallerIDs made up of letters such as "demo".
{(@@.):},{ph} would stop all CallerIDs made up of numbers or letters or a mixture of both, but then you could receive no calls!
If you wish to block calls using your InboundCallRoute, then something like this should work:
{(?|@|@@|@@@|@@@@|@@@@@|@@@@@@):},{ph}
It blocks anonymous calls and any Caller ID with one to six alphanumeric characters. For example @@@@@ blocks callerIDs with five alphanumeric characters: user1, 12345, abc23, Peter.
Each @ is one alphanumeric character - one letter or one number. If you only want to block numbers, then use x in place of @
lionhoho:
Thanks a lot ianobi, I used to use
{(?|x|xx|xxx|xxxx|xxxxx|xxxxxx|xxxxxxx|100xx|xxxxxxxxx53351|18006686500|as11111as|un@@.|anon@@.|demo@@.|abc@@.|admin@@.|pri@@.):},{ph1,ph2}
still got scan calls. I'll try to use your method. Thanks a lot!
ianobi:
Looks like you had a lot of CallerIDs covered! However, I can see why "demo" got through. This rule:
demo@@.
means a CallerID starting with the letters "demo" followed by one alphanumeric character, followed by none or more alphanumeric characters. A simple "@" with no dot means there has to be one alphanumeric character. "@." means none or more alphanumeric characters.
A rule stating "demo" or "demo@." or "@@@@" would all have matched a CallerID of "demo".
OBi devices are very pedantic when it comes to punctuation :)
lionhoho:
Very appreciate your help. Now I get a right direction to fix my rules. I didn't get the idea of @@. and @. before so as you can see I was trying to block "admin" as well but sometimes I still get calls from this ID. Now my rules should be
{(?|x|xx|xxx|xxxx|xxxxx|xxxxxx|xxxxxxx|100xx|xxxxxxxxx53351|18006686500|as11111as|un@.|anon@.|demo@.|abc@.|admin@.|priva@.):},{ph1,ph2}
I thinks this rule fits for anyone using freephoneline in Canada. I got all the scan calls form here. Anyway, thanks a lot for the help!
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