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Cisco Broadband Local Integrated Services Solution Troubleshooting Guide

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Chapter 1 Solution Overview

Solution Features

Other Restrictions

The service provider can provision blocking or unblocking of any or all of the following services based

on customer requests:

• Block 900 Calls—allows all calls of the form 1-900-XXX-XXXX to be blocked.

• Block 976 Calls—allows all calls of the form 976-XXXX or NPA-976-XXXX to be blocked.

• Block DA Calls—allows all calls of the form 411, 1+411 or NPA-976-XXXX to be blocked.

• Block Info Calls—allows all calls to information services to be blocked.

• Block Time/Weather Calls—allows all calls to time and weather services to be blocked.

• Block NANP Operator Assistance Calls—allows all 0+ calls (0+NPA-NXX-XXXX) to be blocked.

• Block International Operator Assistance Calls—allows all 01+ calls (01+CC+NN) to be blocked.

Combination of Call Categories and Associated Restrictions

For any call, it is possible that a combination of call categories are applicable—for example, a casual

operator-assisted national call. Under these conditions the restrictions are applied based on the following

priority.

• Highest priority—InterLATA, IntraLATA, International, 900, 976, DA call restrictions

• Lower priority—0-, 0+ and 01+ calls

• Lowest priority—Casual call restrictions

If a customer is subscribed to an authorization code, the system checks for all restrictions before

prompting the subscriber to enter the code. When the proper code is entered, the call will be placed.

Account Codes and Authorization Codes

The Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch supports account codes and authorization codes as specified in LSSGR

module FSD-02-02-1010 (TR-NWT-000605), Authorization Codes for Automatic Flexible Routing

(AFR) and Account Codes for Basic Business Group and AFR.

Account Code Description

Account codes provide collection of 1 to 12 digits to allow call charging to user projects, departments

or special accounts. The user activates account codes by dialing a number (usually a long distance call)

that requires an account code for call completion. Account codes are not collected for any of the

following call types, even if an account code requirement is provisioned in the cos-restrict table for the

calling party:

• 0+, NANP Operator calls

• 01+, INTL Operator calls

• Local calls

Authorization Code Description

Authorization codes, also referred to as validated account codes, can be used by an intended user or

group to override selected COS calling restrictions. An example of the authorization code would be one

in which a user may be restricted from making long distance calls. The user can override the restriction

by dialing an authorization code that has enough privileges to make long distance calls.

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