On Sunday 30 March 2003 21:07, Mark Spencer wrote: > > I have seen a few posts that state that the hold and transfer features > > on the SNOM and Cisco phones do not work in themselves and that, > > instead, configuring the # key is the way to get transfers to work. > > Can somebody please give me an indication as to why this is and what > > needs to be done, either within the code or on the phone, to make this > > functionality work as it should? > > Cisco "hold" and "transfer" should both be supported. If not, then it's a > bug. I have a SNOM here so I will test with it today. Again, if you go > to IRC, it's a much better place for interacting in real time to figure > out getting these sorts of things straightened out.
Hold, supervised and blind transfers are working fine here on latest CVS and latest SIP image for cisco 7960. The only problem I found about Blind Transfer is this scenario: * SIP endpoint A dials the extension for user B in context "local" * the B extension happens to be a macro "stdext-macro" * the call context for A is set to "stdext-macro" * the B user blindXfers the call from A to exten C * asterisk looks for C in "stdext-macro" (which is the current context for A) and of course it can't find it In short: if you are dialing a sip peer through a macro this peer can't blindXfer. Not a big loss, but somebody might be interested. lele _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
