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Hello 3cx-Community,
I have a hosted 3cx PBX which is updated from v18 to v20.
After the update our IVR allow the feature direct call. That mean if a caller types a valid extension number, the call will redirect to this extension. I want to stop this behavior.
In the IVR-Settings I didn’t found an option to deactivate the direct-call.
I tried to change the following parameter in admin→extended→parameter:
IVR_DIRECT_DIALING_GRAMMAR
→ I delete the reg Ex → no effect
IVRDONOTCALL
→ default (no value) → no effect
→ 123 (a valid extension) → no effect
→ 000-999 (block all extension) → no effect
Is the rage correct formatted?
Does the changes only after a restart the PBX? After changing the values, I didn’t restart the PBX, because it is our live system, which only can be restarted at midnight.
What happened, if I delete the parameter by clicking the trash bin? Does the IVR-module need the existence of these entries and break if the parameter doesn’t exists?
Have a nice day
I have a hosted 3cx PBX which is updated from v18 to v20.
After the update our IVR allow the feature direct call. That mean if a caller types a valid extension number, the call will redirect to this extension. I want to stop this behavior.
In the IVR-Settings I didn’t found an option to deactivate the direct-call.
I tried to change the following parameter in admin→extended→parameter:
IVR_DIRECT_DIALING_GRAMMAR
→ I delete the reg Ex → no effect
IVRDONOTCALL
→ default (no value) → no effect
→ 123 (a valid extension) → no effect
→ 000-999 (block all extension) → no effect
Is the rage correct formatted?
Does the changes only after a restart the PBX? After changing the values, I didn’t restart the PBX, because it is our live system, which only can be restarted at midnight.
What happened, if I delete the parameter by clicking the trash bin? Does the IVR-module need the existence of these entries and break if the parameter doesn’t exists?
Have a nice day