12 Mar
2007
12 Mar
'07
2:12 a.m.
Hi Everyone,
Does OpenSER have any mechanism to temporarily suspend or disable a
subscriber? For example, if they don't pay their bill.
If not, how are other people doing this? I know I could modify their
username or password in the subscriber table, but that seems like a
bit of a hack. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Daryl
12 Mar
12 Mar
2:25 a.m.
I'd just note that "disabling for non-payment" could be tricky -
subject to local regulatory requirements
OTOH you could get into hot water disabling an account completely and
thus removing the capability of making emergency calls (112,911..) at
least hereabouts (Austria)
-Michael
Am 12.03.2007 um 01:12 schrieb Daryl Sanders:
Hi Everyone,
Does OpenSER have any mechanism to temporarily suspend or disable a
subscriber? For example, if they don't pay their bill.
If not, how are other people doing this? I know I could modify their
username or password in the subscriber table, but that seems like a
bit of a hack. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Daryl
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9:24 a.m.
You could use the "group" module. Put the the "bad" users into a group
and check during call setup if the user is in the "bad" group. IF yes,
deny calls except toll-free, emergency calls and your hotline.
regards
klaus
Daryl Sanders wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Does OpenSER have any mechanism to temporarily suspend or disable a
subscriber? For example, if they don't pay their bill.
If not, how are other people doing this? I know I could modify their
username or password in the subscriber table, but that seems like a
bit of a hack. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Daryl
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