configuring to block calls using OBi110, Help !!

[Rodiva]

Is there any easier way on this? I searched the forum....

We get a lot of local calls during day time with local area codes but when picked up the phone there is nobody talking on other end. Our Panasonic phone is only able to block 20 numbers and I keep deleting old numbers and add new ones to block them.

I have Future 9 service and dont think there's a feature to add block numbers.

Please help, thanks.

R

[azrobert]

See: http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=6798.msg42817#msg42817

Edit:
This is a better rule. It will work on 10 or 11 digit callerids:
Voice Services > SP1 Service > X_InboundCallRoute:
{(1?2222222222|1?3333333333):},{ph}

[lhm.]

I use the below to send calls to voice mail. Now my alarm company calls from 1800633XXXX. How can I allow that alarm # number to pass through and still block other 800 #s ? TIA

{(?|x|xx|xxx|xxxx|xxxxx|xxxxxx|000xx.|1876xx.|1555xx.|1800xx.|1855xx.|1866xx.|1877xx.|1888xx.|un@@.|anon@@.):}

[N7AS]

I use the below to send calls to voice mail. Now my alarm company calls from 1800633XXXX. How can I allow that alarm # number to pass through and still block other 800 #s ? TIA

{(?|x|xx|xxx|xxxx|xxxxx|xxxxxx|000xx.|1876xx.|1555xx.|1800xx.|1855xx.|1866xx.|1877xx.|1888xx.|un@@.|anon@@.):}

Try adding {(1800683XXXX):ph}, to the beginning of your rule. as {(1800683XXXX):ph},{(?|x|xx|xxx|xxxx|xxxxx|xxxxxx|000xx.|1876xx.|1555xx.|1800xx.|1855xx.|1866xx.|1877xx.|1888xx.|un@@.|anon@@.):}