Hi,
I've thoroughly searched the mailing list for a concrete example but
haven't found one, thats why I end up here with my question.
Theres has been some talk about IAX Transfers, but quite theoretically.
Lets say there is a setup of several asterisk-boxes connected in a local
Ethernet.
Asterisk A establishes actively a connection to a SIP client B. When B
picks up, the connection should
be transferred to another asterisk server C for further IVR-Stuff. The
dialplan allows a "Transfer => "
will this lead to a direct connection between B and C where I could take
the network cable from A without
losing the connection between B and C?
B (SIP-Client)----<<<(SIP)<<------A(Asterisk) Asterisk A
tries
to connect to A by an Originate
B picks Up there is a connection established
B
(SIP-Client)--------(SIP)---------A(Asterisk)--------->>>>(IAX|SIP??)>>>---------C(Asterisk)
Asterisk A tries to transfer the SIP connection to Aseterisk C
Will that lead to
B---------(SIP)-----------C (???)
How would this look like in the dialplan?
Lets say the originated Call from A to B ends up in context
[Transfer_Context]
A:
[Transfer_Context]
transfer => ......
[Transfer_Context]
extension => X,X,Transfer(Y)
How fast would the transfer be if C picks up immediately, would B be
able to recognise this?
Thanks in advance,
Knud
