[Spce-user] Override NCOS Level

[Greg Lipschitz]

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for your reply.

I understand that I can create another NCOS Level with the item(s) removed from the other list(s), but, my issue is that there is no method by which to clone existing lists.

Example;

List 1 (Blacklist)
Deny 12
Deny 23
Deny 34
Deny 45
Deny 56

Now use calls up and says, I need to call 34 BUT you still want to block all others.
Your only option from what I can gather you're saying is to MANUALLY recreate another list (List 2) with the 1 item removed.

List 2 (Blacklist)
Deny 12
Deny 23
Deny 45
Deny 56

Short of getting in to the database to do this, is there an easier way to achieve this from the UI?

Then, the second part is in what order are the rules applied?

Domain > Subscriber (If domain NCOS exists, then do not apply the subscriber NCOS)
Subscriber > Domain (If the subscriber NCOS exists, then do not apply the domain NCOS)

It seemed a little unclear in the manual as to the order of operations.

Cheers,

Greg




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-----Original Message-----
From: Spce-user [mailto:spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com] On Behalf Of Daniel Grotti
Sent: Thursday, 20 August 2015 12:21 AM
To: spce-user at lists.sipwise.com
Subject: Re: [Spce-user] Override NCOS Level

Hi,
you can create a specific NCOS which is skipping that number from the blacklist and you can assign this to the subscriber directly.


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On 08/19/2015 04:03 PM, Greg Lipschitz wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've just been playing with the NCOS levels to tighten up on
> International Toll Fraud.
>
> I have created a list defined as a blacklist and added all of my
> destinations to it that I wish to deny.
> I have then applied this at the domain level so that it applies
> globally to all subscribers.
>
> If I then have a subscriber who has a requirement to call a country in
> my blacklist, what is the best way to create a whitelist and apply it
> so that that subscriber can call that destination, but that it only
> overrides for that subscriber?
>
> I tested with a whitelist with 1 destination, and applied this at the
> subscriber level, but it seems that the deny at the domain level
> trumps the allow at the subscriber level.
>
> There also doesn't seem to be an easy way to "clone" the lists should
> I want to clone it and remove.
> Perhaps the ability to make "Groups" or apply Hierarchically would be good?
>
> Thoughts? Ideas? Suggestions?
>
> Greg
>
>
>
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