Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
> This is because hook-flash support is in chan_zap, not in the core of > Asterisk. There is no need to support hook-flash on any other channel > type, because every other channel type supported by Asterisk has its own > (more reliable) methods of signaling. I'm seeing many discussions on how to provision Blind Transfer, Attendant Transfer and Call Parking services using keypad keys # and * to invoke the services, however its not clear to me how can it be possible without interfering to normal call when service is not being invoked. For instance, I usually access an external IVR system that uses # and * signals in its menu for interaction with the caller. Let's say I provision a SIP phone (that do not support services like Transfer locally) to have the services provided by Asterisk. May question is, If I call to this IVR system and signals # and/or * are required for interaction with the system, what will happen when I dial # or *? Is there any alternative to invoke mid-call services without using the # and * signals? I was expecting to use Hook-Flash either via INFO or RTP telephone-event. Thanks a lot! Marcelo.
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