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itpAdmin
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1ModeENUMRW
.2DialNumberDisplayStringRW
.3OutgoingNumberDisplayStringRW
.4IncomingNumberDisplayStringRW
.5StkMaskBitValueRW
.6TimeOutInteger32RW
.7MaxRetriesInteger32RW
.8RetriesStatInteger32R
.9StatusENUMR

Mode
This object represents the operation mode of the ISDN Theft Protection. In enabled(1) mode ITP is active, setting the mode to disabled(2) ITP is inactive.

Enumerations:

  • enabled (1)
  • disabled (2)
DialNumber
This represents the number which should be dialled.

Length: 0 to 63

OutgoingNumber
This represents the number which should be send as outgoing/dialing number.

Length: 0 to 63

IncomingNumber
This represents the number which an incoming call number should match to.

Length: 0 to 63

StkMask
This binary number defines the ISDN stack(s) to use. Each bit corresponds to one entry in the isdnStkTable, the rightmost bit selects entry 0, the next bit selects entry 1, and so forth. A mask of 0 disables dialup completely, while a mask of -1 (default) enables dialup on all available ISDN stacks.

Range: 0 to -1

TimeOut
Sets the TimeOut for a calling try.

Range: 2 to 20

MaxRetries
The number of retries which should be made before ITP should be set to failed.

Range: 1 to 255

RetriesStat
Shows how much retries are already made.

Range: 0 to 255

Status
Indicates the status of the ISDN Theft Protection. pending(1) means it is still at work, on success the status is successful(2), else the status is failed(3).

Enumerations:

  • pending (1)
  • successful (2)
  • failed (3)


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