asterisk users - Dec 2005 - HOWOT transfer call from mobile back to extension?

Cheers all. 

I hope I did not miss this in my quick searching for this, and if I did,
apologies, please just a minor scolding as you point me at the URL. But,
if I did not miss it, then is there any one out there who has
figured-out how to skin this cat.

I have a few people's mobile phone numbers in call queues, or in
"follow-me" type set-up's, & when we want to transfer that
call from the
mobile phone back to an extension at the office, how best to do that? 

I happen to (today) be on a Treo650 on the carrier referred to as
Stinkular, if it matters. I do not think I can create a three-way call
from the mobile, one leg to original caller, and one leg of new call to
PBX then enter extension, then get them on phone, and hang-up, since
that will drop both legs. Do I need to get Stinkular to add Centrex to
my mobile?  :)

Any & all ideas/suggestions/tips/tricks of any kind are very
appreciated. (if this grows to a large enough list of tips/tricks, I
will distill & post to wiki for us all)

Thanks very much,
Sjobeck
www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=UserPagesjobeck

I use this at work. You have to make sure you use the right T / t 
options when dialing the mobile, then just use the standard # transfer. 
I changed ours to ##.

- James

support@sjobeck.com wrote:
> Cheers all. 
> 
> I hope I did not miss this in my quick searching for this, and if I did,
> apologies, please just a minor scolding as you point me at the URL. But,
> if I did not miss it, then is there any one out there who has
> figured-out how to skin this cat.
> 
> I have a few people's mobile phone numbers in call queues, or in
> "follow-me" type set-up's, & when we want to transfer
that call from the
> mobile phone back to an extension at the office, how best to do that? 
> 
> I happen to (today) be on a Treo650 on the carrier referred to as
> Stinkular, if it matters. I do not think I can create a three-way call
> from the mobile, one leg to original caller, and one leg of new call to
> PBX then enter extension, then get them on phone, and hang-up, since
> that will drop both legs. Do I need to get Stinkular to add Centrex to
> my mobile?  :)
> 
> Any & all ideas/suggestions/tips/tricks of any kind are very
> appreciated. (if this grows to a large enough list of tips/tricks, I
> will distill & post to wiki for us all)
> 
> Thanks very much,
> Sjobeck
> www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=UserPagesjobeck
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Just wanted to let everyone know that Polycom now has firmware and 
bootrom software available for download on their public site.  It is one 
version back from what they currently supply to their authorized 
resellers, but at least it is available.

SIP Software version 1.5.3 and BootROM 3.1.0 are available (as well as 
older versions).

Darrick

-- 
Darrick Hartman
DJH Solutions, LLC
http://www.djhsolutions.com

Darrick Hartman wrote:
> Just wanted to let everyone know that Polycom now has firmware and 
> bootrom software available for download on their public site.  It is one 
> version back from what they currently supply to their authorized 
> resellers, but at least it is available.
> 
> SIP Software version 1.5.3 and BootROM 3.1.0 are available (as well as 
> older versions).
Actually, that is more than one version back: the current non-public 
release is 1.6.3, and 1.6.2 was released before that.