[cisco-voip] Lock phone / Login to extended CSS

[Wes Sisk]

You could implement this using the Line/Device approach described in the 
SRND:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_implementation_design_guide_chapter09186a00806e8c1f.html#wp1044961

the device has permission to call everywhere, but the logged out device 
profile uses block patterns to prevent reaching specific numbers.  when 
user logs in with their profile, they get a different (or no?) block 
patterns with their CSS.

/Wes

Michael Hamann wrote:
> Hello IPT specialists,
>
> I´m just searching for a way to "lock" a Cisco IP Phone so that nobody
> can make long distance calls without the right to do it. What I want to
> achieve is that in the "logged out" mode, a phone has a css to make
> internal and local calls.
>
> When somebody wants to make a long distance call he/she should first
> login to another device profile with extended rights (via another css)
> and is then able to make the call.
>
> I found a solution with 2 different Device profiles and two internal
> extensions per person. In this implementation everybody has two
> different numbers the one for status "logged out", the other for status
> "logged in". The "logged in" profile has a CFNA set to the "logged out"
> number. It works somehow but I´m not really happy with this solution... :(
>
> Is there any other possability to implement this "feature"?
>
> FAC is not really an alternative for the users because in comparison to
> the old pbx (Siemens Hicom) it´s not really comfortable...
>
> Any hint would be really appreciated...
>
> with best regards from southern Germany...
> Michael
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