similar to: Asterisk Transfer/call patching support

Hello, If I connect an Asterisk 1.6 to a PBX via Q.SIG and A (on the PBX) calls B (a SIP phone on Asterisk). B answers and puts A on hold. Then B calls C (on the PABX) and does an attended transfer. Is it possible to configure Asterisk so that it does the Q.SIG ?Path Replacement Feature? ? The Q.SIG "Path Replacement Feature" requires the following: After both legs of the

Hi, In 1.6.1, it seems Attended Transfer do not behave exactly behave like Blind Transfer when transferer hangs up before callee answers : - in Blind Transfer, caller (ie transferee) is hearing Ringing tone when callee's phone is ringing - in Attended Transfer, caller (ie transferee) is hearing Music On Hold when callee's phone is ringing - in Attended Transfer, if callee don't answer

Hi, I am using a number of snom190 phones, and an asterisk "gateway" server, and recently started experimenting with call transfers. The snom phones provide support for attended and un-attended call transfer, so I would rather use that than call-parking. I have found that un-attended transfer works fine, and that attended transfer works fine if the originating phone call is NON-SIP

Hello, Sorry for a bit of a newbie post but we all had to start somewhere right .. I'm wondering if someone can briefly explain the difference between blind and attended transfers and why they would generate two very different CDR entries.? From my own research, it seems that transfers are both ultimately a SIP REFER and thus seeing two different CDR entries just confuses me further.

Recently I asked a question about possibly unwanted calls due to extended transfer rights after attended transfers using DTMF sequences (http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2013-September/280536.html). Obviously, transferring with SIP INVITEs (hold + transfer keys) is not immediately affected by the this, but it is not always possible to enforce this. Meanwhile I have changed the

Hi folks, I have a simple question regarding attended transfers. I have some queues where agents take calls and I have configured attended transfers between queues. That is, the agent dials the attended transfer extension that routes it to the aproppiate transfer queue where the second agent answers and they both talk for a while. Finally the transferrer leaves the call with *, connecting

I'm using asterisk blind/attended transfer feature on a queue (also tried with sip phones feature), and both type of transfers work fine. The problem is that attended trasfers doesn't get logged to queue_log, but blind transfers are logged just fine. Anyone knows if this is the correct behavior? -- Regards, Miguel Paolino -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

Hi, I think I've identified an issue and just want to check before completing a bug report. Prior to a call entering a Queue, I set __DYNAMIC_FEATURES=NewRecordApp. AgentA answers and is able to use that feature code. If AgentA performs an attended transfer of a call from a queue to AgentB, the feature code no longer works. Cases that do work are as follows... Calls using both Queue() and

Hey all, Alright. So we decided to not go with Avaya for our next PBX and we are now full on into an Asterisk/Lync 2010 implementation. Asterisk/FreePBX is our SIP gateway and call center and Lync is our internal UC and IP-PBX server. I've already got Asterisk tied with our Nortel/Merridian Option 11 with QSig and all is beautiful (except for the Opt11 not receiving names from * but

We have two Asterisk servers running CVS-HEAD (06/02/05 and 06/28/05). Most of our calls are either incoming or outgoing to external (PSTN or non-Asterisk) numbers, and only our internal users can initiate the transfer. Only half of the attended transfers work. It goes like this: 1)Extension 8123 calls number 19876543210 2)During the call, extension 8123 dials *2 to do an attended (non-blind)

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi list, I'm trying to use CEL to display channel information in real time. It works fine for simple calls, blind transfers, or SIP attended transfers (initiated from the SIP phone). My problem is for Asterisk attended transfers (atxfer as configured in features.conf). The scenario is: . phone 107 calls phone 100, . 100 dials the atxfer code,

Hi, A couple of our customers are having issues with doing attended transfers. What happens is Caller A receives a call, they transfer to Caller B, tell Caller B who is calling, etc.. and then hit the "Transfer" key again to transfer the call. Caller A's side hangs up as expected, but the call is never completed to Caller B, and the call is dropped. Blind transfers at these couple

Hi all, I'm new posting here, though not to perusing. I'm having an issue with attended transfer and was wondering if anyone had heard of the problem/had any suggestions... Apologies in advance if this post is excessively newb-oid. - An incoming call C is passed to A, a POTS telephone connected via a Handytone 286 ATA. - A presses atxfer key, then dials B, a Win XP laptop running

Hello, I'm trying to find more information about this Remote Attended Transfers, as is explained in https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/res_pjsip+Remote+Attended+Transfers for Asterisk 12 using pjsip stack Was Remote Attended Transfer implemented in previous versions of Asterisk (versions without PJSIP, Asterisk 11 and previous)? Where can I find configuration examples to do it work

There is plenty of information on the wiki for setting asterisk up for transferring calls both from the Dail() command, and features.conf. What really seems to be missing, is simply how do you actually perform the transfer? Blind transfers are pretty simple as you only have two obvious steps. How though do you do attended transfers? 1.) You have a call 2.) You dial *2 or whatever you have

Wondering if anyone on here can help with a niggling issue: One of our extensions is unable to make attended transfers at all. The phone in question is an Elmeg ip290, and works fine for direct transfers. However, on attempting to make an attended transfer, the first leg succeeds (the inbound call is placed on hold and gets MoH, the Elmeg user announces the call to the target extension), but upon

Hi I know that attended transfers are only available in the CVS Head. I downloaded the asterisk-update.sh script from voip-info.com and ran it with these parameters ./asterisk-update.sh update dev It looked as tho CVS HEAD was downloading and compiling, although it couldn't download the addons. However, now it's up and running, only blind transfers work with "#", and I

I would like to know if atxfer is supported somehow because there seems to be little documentation for this feature. I know most people expect a good SIP/IAX phone to do the job but I think it's nice to be able to do attended trasnfers with a simple ATA-connected analog phone. I have Asterisk 1.2/Freepbx and features.conf has a line regarding atxfer and I set it to *2 (Default). While # works

I need attended transfers, but I do not have time to talk to another extension and see if they accept the transfer, my features.conf is: [general] parkext => 700 ; What ext. to dial to park parkpos => 701-720 ; What extensions to park calls on context => parkedcalls ; Which context parked calls are in parkingtime => 220 ; Number of

On Thu, March 5, 2015 09:56, Ruben R?gels wrote: > > Hi again, > > I'm glad to hear that I provided a somehow useful answer. > > Unfortunatelly, I don't know these details. > If you wasn't lucky consulting the snom docs, maybe the snom support > can be helpful with information about the exact implementation > details. > > You also could use "sip