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WelshPaul:
Quote from: mylesm on December 01, 2014, 06:12:02 am


My MBlockspam is

(001[012345789][123456789][012356789]xx.|087685522)

This morning I got yet another spam call from 0016077331419 and it got through and my phone rang early in the morning



I assumed that by having 001[012345789][123456789][012356789]xx. only numbers starting with 001604 would be allowed through? As 0016077331419 starts with 001607 would this not be blocked?  ???

I think I may need to read up on dialplans  :'(

ianobi:
The Digit Map Processor compares the number - 0016077331419 - with each rule in the InboundCallRoute starting with the first rule and then working from left to right looking for a match. Any User Defined DigitMap will be expanded into the InboundCallRoute. Therefore, the original InboundCallRoute looked like this:

{001[012345789][123456789][012356789]xx.},{087685522},{(?):sp1(353766709817)},{ph}

The first rule the DMP can match with 0016077331419 is "ph" so it rings the phone.

azrobert:
Quote from: WelshPaul on December 01, 2014, 10:32:27 am


I think I may need to read up on dialplans  :'(


[012345789][123456789][012356789]

[012345789] will not match ANY number with the 1st digit of "6" not just 604.
[123456789] will not match ANY number with 2nd digit of zero.
[012356789] will not match ANY number with 3rd digit of 4.
The above rule will not match and therefore not block the following numbers:
604
621
502
764

WelshPaul:
Thanks for the replies guy's - I get it now  :)

What would be really handy if the dialplan strings were the same across the different manufacturers  :-\

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