[nsp] Ignore CLIR on AS5300

[DEVAUX, Josselin]

If you want to get the CLI even when it is not present in the =
signalling
between the telco switch and your NAS you must configure a CLIR =
overriding
function in the Telco switch. If you own your switch then it won't be a
problem (under condition the feature is available). In the case you =
don't
own your switch, you will face a regulatory problem because an operator =
must
respect the privacy of its customers and will not allow you to get the =
phone
numbers when CLIR has been invoked. Maybe special agreements exist =
between
ISP and Telco for this particular problem.

If you configure preauth with DNIS map, what happens if the number is =
not
present ? Will it be authenticated according to its domain or will it =
be
dropped ?


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	-----Message d'origine-----
	De:	Vladimir Litovka [SMTP:doka@kiev.sovam.com]
	Date:	lundi 21 octobre 2002 08:20
	=C0:	Josh Duffek
	Cc:	cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
	Objet:	Re: [nsp] Ignore CLIR on AS5300

	We provide pre-paid dialup and have big problem with spammers - they
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	the most cheap card, launch SPAM and then never use this login. We
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	maintaining content-based filtering (for well-known spam mails) and
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	blacklist, where stored phones of all "our" spammers. If we can't
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	phone number, we can't close for this user access to Internet.

	So, questions are - is Cisco looks into this CLIR flag, when
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	calling phone number? If so - does it take attention to this flag?

	Thank you.

	Josh Duffek wrote:

	> i dont think we look at that right now.  are you having any
specific
	> problems related to clir?
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	> joshd.
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	> ----- Original Message -----
	> From: "Vladimir Litovka" <doka@kiev.sovam.com>
	> To: <cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net>
	> Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 7:02 AM
	> Subject: [nsp] Ignore CLIR on AS5300
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	>>Hello,
	>>
	>>is AS5300 series aware of CLIR, which signals node not to show
calling
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	> line
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	>>identifier? If yes - does anybody know way how to ignore CLIR flag
on
	>>incoming from PRI calls on 5300?
	>>
	>>Thank you.
	>>
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