> Yes but you can't do native sip tranfers to parking. Thats what I want. > And thats what I was talking about. You can't say use a Cisco 7960 and > hit transfer then dial 700 then transfer. WONT WORK. > > bkw
I've implemented a bit of a workaround. I've setup the dial plan 2XXXX in my system as the call park prefix. When you want to park a call, you blind transfer to 2XXXX where XXXX is your extension (eg: 27011). The call is parked, and you will immediately receive a call announcing the park slot (eg: "Transfer 8 0 0 1"). The appropriate entry in extensions.conf looks like: _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
