asterisk users - Nov 2004 - Quick call group question...

I saw it once in the wiki, but I don't remember what the feature was 
called, so I don't know what to search for.  I know on our current Avaya 
phones, it's called a Call Group.  Where several extensions are dialed 
from one extension ( when an outside line rings, for example ), and the 
person that picks it up gets the call.  Not a Hunt Group, I don't want 
the call to go through a chain of extensions.

I remember the syntax is something like this: dial( 
SIP/1&SIP/2&SIP/3...yada yada yada ), but what I want to know is this: 
If someone answers the extension, does it belong to them at that point?  
The other lines will stop ringing, and the other people couldn't pick up 
the line?

Thanks, sorry if this sounds a little confused, but I am, myself, a 
little confused.  So it all works out.  ;)

Sean

On Fri, 2004-12-11 at 12:01 -0800, Sean Kennedy wrote:
> I remember the syntax is something like this: dial( 
> SIP/1&SIP/2&SIP/3...yada yada yada ), but what I want to know is
this:
> If someone answers the extension, does it belong to them at that point?  
> The other lines will stop ringing, and the other people couldn't pick
up
> the line?
That is correct.  If calling multiple SIP extensions with Dial(), the
first extension to answer the call gets it.  Other extensions will stop
ringing.

Ryan