Ban outgoing on Certain Times

Asterisk Asterisk Support
1

Hi Guys,

Have any of you where able to apply a ban on outgoing calls on certain times? If yes, can you please share what have you used?

Thanks.

2

For example, if time was included in ban it will go to an IVR or a voice message

3

Use GotoIfTime
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Application_GotoIfTime

4

Thanks, able to make it work.
Is anyone know how I could exclude some extensions on that gotoiftime,
example, exten 100 will go through that gotoiftime and exten 101 will just ignore it.

5

Evaluate the ${CALLERID(num)} using goto before gotoiftime

6

I did this, but it doesnt seem to adjust, even the extension is not 412, it is still going to 2 priority.

exten => s,1,GotoIf(${CALLERID(num)}=412?2:4)

Any idea?

7

If you mean extension in the Asterisk sense, then just include the conditional code in those extensions to which it applies.

If you really meant a locally attached calling device, put that device in a different context.

If you meant a remote device, you will need to use caller ID. If a caller ID is not working, you need to log the caller ID actually being seen.

In the and last cases you can use wildcards on the Goto and a more specific match on a Noop to let the privileged cases though.

Also note that whole contexts may have time dependent variations, and Astrisk comes with several examples; if you have not read extensions.conf.sample yet, you should do so before contniung.

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You could use time-based includes.

;these phones are always allowed to call internationally
[internal-intl]
include => international
include => internal

;These phones are only allowed to make international calls during business hours
[internal]
include => pstn-local
include => long-distance
include => international,8:00-17:00,mon-fri

Then you set the context appropriately in your endpoint definition

[bob]
type=endpoint
context=internal-intl

[sue]
type=endpoint
context=internal