Dave Grey wrote:
I found this pretty interesting -- I didn't know that when you blocked
CID with *67 or per-line blocking that it went anywhere at all.
Apparently, IPKall (who I am using for DID) is doing this
"unblocking." I tested a couple of different numbers (A cellphone on a
network in Illinois and a POTS line on Verizon in PA) and IPKall sent
me the number for both even though *67 was dialed. The cellphone,
belonging to a friend, also has per-line blocking enabled.
Can anyone offer some more info on how of this works, or a pointer to
some good documentation?
I worked for a company that uses Asterisk and did the same thing. All
'blocked'
numbers actually showed the real CID :) I don't know if they do that
anymore since I don't work there anymore and don't use the product.
This is just a feature of PRI service. Of course all of the call info
is still available even if you 'block' it. The call still has to be
traceable. Magic huh? I thought that was cool too the first time I
found out about it.
Kevin
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