Restrict International Calls to Specific Countries and Regions
By default, users can place calls to any countries and regions. Yeastar S-Series VoIP PBX allows you to restrict users from making international calls to specific countries and regions.
Scenario
A manufacturer has a factory in Mexico, and his target customers are in Argentina. The manufacturer wants to set up a rule to restrict employees from making international calls to other countries.
Procedure
- Go to .
- In the Operation section, enable international
dialing protection, and set international dialing code.
- Select the checkbox of Enable Allowed Country/Region
Code Dialing Protection.
Extension users can ONLY make international calls to the allowed countries or regions.
- In the International Dialing Code field,
enter the international call prefix according to your country.
In the scenario, enter 00.When a user tries to call a number starting with 00, the PBX's outbound route will identify this call as an international call, and then check if the country/region code is allowed.Note: Make sure there is at least one outbound route that matches with the international dialing code to route the international calls.
- Click Save.
- Select the checkbox of Enable Allowed Country/Region
Code Dialing Protection.
- In the Country/Region Code Dial Management section,
set users can make international calls to which countries or regions.
- In the search box, enter the desired countries or regions. In the scenario, enter Argentina.
- In the Allow column, turn on the
option.In the scenario, users can NOT make international calls to countries/regions except Argentina.Note: Some countries or regions share the same code (e.g. The country code for Canada and America is 1 ). If you allow international dialing to a country/region, users can also place calls to the countries/regions that share the same code.
Result
When a user dials a number, PBX's outbound route will check if the dialing is
valid:
- If a user dials International Dialing Code + allowed Country/Region Code, the dial is considered as valid.
- If a user dials International Dialing Code + disallowed Country/Region Code, the dial is considered as invalid.
- If a user only dials Country/Region Code, the PBX will check if there is a matched outbound route to route the call out.