What is the exact meaning of the DigitMap concept

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VOIP_JoeSummy:
Hi, I have a question about exactly what DigitMap mean in my OBI110 ( SP1 -> Google Voice. SP2 -> VOIP.ms. LINE -> Bell Canada local phone service ).

I found that DigitMap is defined on the following pages:

        Service Providers   - ITSP Profile A
        Service Providers   - ITSP Profile B
        Voice Services      - SP2 Service
        Voice Services      - OBiTALK Service
        Voice Services      - Auto Attendant
        Physical Interfaces - PHONE Port
        Physical Interfaces - LINE Port

Say, for example, on the PHONE port, does DigitMap control what numbers can be dialed from the phone, or does it mean what ( incoming call ) numbers can be received at the PHONE port, or both?

Thanks in advance!

lrosenman:
http://www.obihai.com/docs/OBi-DigitMapCallRoute-Tutorial-v1-1.pdf

The above doc is very well written.

VOIP_JoeSummy:
Thanks so much for the quick reply.

So it seems DigitMap only controls what can be dialed out from the PHONE port, or ITSP A/B, or OBiTALK, or LINE port.

DigitMap does NOT control what incoming calls are accepted or rejected. This is set up by the InboundCallRoute entry for the corresponding terminal/trunk instead. Right?

lrosenman:
Correct as far as I understand it.

drgeoff:
The InboundCallRoute can refer to a DigitMap (typically a user defined one). That mechanism can be used to block incoming calls with certain CIDs.

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