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copied!<p>First of all, it would appear that you don't really understand how the Asterisk dialplan works. The code block you put up there is just plain wrong, Asterisk won't complain - as dialplan isn't supposed to do so. </p> <p>Let's examine one by one:</p> <pre><code>[macro-queue] exten => s, 1, Queue(${ARG1}) [default] exten => s, 1, Answer exten => s/9999, 2 ,Hangup exten => s, 2, BackGround(welcome) exten => s, 3, Macro(queue,operator) </code></pre> <p>The reason the above is wrong is due to the fact that you can't put a CALLERID matching on a single line of the extension - it's should be all the way. So technically, you would need:</p> <pre><code>[macro-queue] exten => s, 1, Queue(${ARG1}) [default] exten => s/9999, 1, Answer exten => s/9999, 2 ,Hangup exten => s/9999, 2, BackGround(welcome) exten => s/9999, 3, Hangup exten => s, 1, Answer exten => s, 2 ,Hangup exten => s, 2, BackGround(welcome) exten => s, 3, Macro(queue,operator) </code></pre> <p>Now, that isn't a proper way of doing this - simply because you'll be replicating lines over and over again. The right way of doing it is very much similar to the previous answer, however, this is what I would do:</p> <pre><code>exten => s, 1, Answer exten => s, n, Gotoif($["${CALLERID(num)}" = "9999"]?reject:continue) exten => s, n(continue), Background(Welcome) exten => s, n, Macro(queue, operator) exten => s, n(reject), Hangup() </code></pre> <p>Now, you can extend the various CALLERID numbers you want to block. Again, assuming this is the result you were looking to achieve.</p>

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