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By default, all restriction tables have * as the call pattern in the last dial string of the table. You cannot edit this call pattern setting, as it prevents a case in which the entered number does not match any call pattern in the table. However, you can change the Blocked field setting for this dial string to either permit or restrict a number. Step 1 In Cisco Unity Connection Administration, expand System Settings > and select Restriction Tables. The Search Restriction Tables page displays the currently configured restriction tables. Step 2 Configure a restriction table (For information on each field, see Help> This Page): • To add a restriction table: On the Search Restriction Tables page, select Add New. On the New Restriction Table page, enter the values of the required fields. On the Edit Restriction Table page, add patterns to the restriction table and select Save. • To edit a restriction table: On the Search Restriction Tables page, select the restriction table that you want to delete. On the Edit Restriction Tables page, change the settings as applicable. To change the order of the patterns, select Change Order. To move a pattern within the list, on the Change Restriction Pattern Order page, select the pattern, then select the down or up arrows as applicable. When you have finished with the changes, select Save • To delete a restriction table: On the Search Restriction Tables page, check the check box adjacent to the display name of the restriction table that you want to delete. Select Delete Selected and OK to confirm deletion. If the restriction table you are attempting to delete is referenced by a class of service, you receive an error message and are not able to delete the table until you find and remove the reference. Note Schedules Unity Connection use schedules to determine which user transfer rule to apply and which user greeting to play. You must review the active schedule specified in the user template before adding a user. You either need to edit an existing user template or create a new user template to specify a different schedule. If you change the active schedule specified on a user template, the existing users based on that template are not assigned to the new schedule. Note System Administration Guide 103 Call Management Schedules