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isdnloginAllowTable
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1StkNumberINTEGERRW
.2RemoteNumberDisplayStringRW
.3RemoteSubaddressOCTET STRINGRW
.4ScreeningENUMD

StkNumber
The number of the ISDN stack, that accepts 
incoming isdnlogin calls. Refer to the isdnStkTable.
The value `-1' matches all available stacks.
RemoteNumber
The number of the ISDN partner that is allowed to login
via isdnlogin through the corresponding ISDN Stack.
The wildcards '*', '?', '[', ']', '{', '}' may be used.
See isdnCallRemoteNumber.
RemoteSubaddress
The subaddress of the remote number. The subaddress is
coded in NSAP format as octets.
See isdnloginAllowRemoteNumber.
Screening
The screening indicator of the calling party number (CPN).
The isdnloginAllowScreening field can be used to gauge the 
`trustworthiness' of the CPN field (see isdnCallScreening).
Indicators are ordered from highest to lowest as follows:
indicator:        CPN assigned:   verification:   
`network'         by network      none
`user-verified'   by user         verification successful
`user'            by user         none
`user-failed'     by user         verification failed
Set this field to `dont-care' to accept all calls.
Set this field to `delete' to delete this entry.
Otherwise calls are accepted only if the screening
indicator matches or is higher than the set value.
Enumerations:
  • user (1)
  • user-verified (2)
  • user-failed (3)
  • network (4)
  • dont-care (5)
  • delete (6)


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