Re: [Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem

2005-04-13 Thread El Flynn
Anton Krall wrote:
Guys.
I just had a weird problem. I have my Dial cmd configured with mwtWT as
parameters however, a call came in thru a zap channel and I answered on a
sip phone. I tried using # as configured on my features.conf file to
transfer the call but the transfer prompt never came in, so I asked the
person on the zap channel to do the same and voila, he did get the transfer
prompt and entered and extension, but what happended is that I was the one
that got transfered! Not him! So. Any ideas whats wrong?
The sip phone is an ata, a handytone 286 and zaptel cards.
Why cant I do the # transfer and they can but Im the one been transfered?
The T option allows the *calling* user to transfer the call, which is what 
happened to you. The t option allows the call recipient to transfer the caller 
to another extension. So to stop that from happening, remove the T option from 
the dial command.

As to why you yourself can't transfer it might have something to do with the ATA 
itself, check what dtmfmode is specified in sip.conf. From the sample sip.conf, 
it says:

dtmfmode=info   ; either RFC2833 or INFO for the BudgeTone
flynn
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RE: [Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem

2005-04-13 Thread Anton Krall
I have the dtmf commented out on sip.conf 
;dtmfmode=rfc2833
And the ata have it configured as info

The weird thing is tht if I am the one making the call, I CAN do transfers,
I just cant make them if I am the one receiving the call.

I understand that removing T will forbid the calling user to transfer but as
far as I know, I should be able to transfer calls myself...  

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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem

Anton Krall wrote:
 Guys.
 
 I just had a weird problem. I have my Dial cmd configured with mwtWT 
 as parameters however, a call came in thru a zap channel and I 
 answered on a sip phone. I tried using # as configured on my 
 features.conf file to transfer the call but the transfer prompt 
 never came in, so I asked the person on the zap channel to do the same 
 and voila, he did get the transfer prompt and entered and extension, 
 but what happended is that I was the one that got transfered! Not him!
So. Any ideas whats wrong?
 
 The sip phone is an ata, a handytone 286 and zaptel cards.
 
 Why cant I do the # transfer and they can but Im the one been transfered?
 

The T option allows the *calling* user to transfer the call, which is what
happened to you. The t option allows the call recipient to transfer the
caller to another extension. So to stop that from happening, remove the T
option from the dial command.

As to why you yourself can't transfer it might have something to do with the
ATA itself, check what dtmfmode is specified in sip.conf. From the sample
sip.conf, it says:

dtmfmode=info   ; either RFC2833 or INFO for the BudgeTone

flynn

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem

2005-04-13 Thread C F
On 4/13/05, Anton Krall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have the dtmf commented out on sip.conf
 ;dtmfmode=rfc2833
 And the ata have it configured as info
 
 The weird thing is tht if I am the one making the call, I CAN do transfers,
 I just cant make them if I am the one receiving the call.
 
 I understand that removing T will forbid the calling user to transfer but as
 far as I know, I should be able to transfer calls myself...

No you shouldn't unless you have t and you are recieving the call, or
you have T and you are making the call.

 
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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of El Flynn
 Sent: MiƩrcoles, 13 de Abril de 2005 12:58 a.m.
 To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
 Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem
 
 Anton Krall wrote:
  Guys.
 
  I just had a weird problem. I have my Dial cmd configured with mwtWT
  as parameters however, a call came in thru a zap channel and I
  answered on a sip phone. I tried using # as configured on my
  features.conf file to transfer the call but the transfer prompt
  never came in, so I asked the person on the zap channel to do the same
  and voila, he did get the transfer prompt and entered and extension,
  but what happended is that I was the one that got transfered! Not him!
 So. Any ideas whats wrong?
 
  The sip phone is an ata, a handytone 286 and zaptel cards.
 
  Why cant I do the # transfer and they can but Im the one been transfered?
 
 
 The T option allows the *calling* user to transfer the call, which is what
 happened to you. The t option allows the call recipient to transfer the
 caller to another extension. So to stop that from happening, remove the T
 option from the dial command.
 
 As to why you yourself can't transfer it might have something to do with the
 ATA itself, check what dtmfmode is specified in sip.conf. From the sample
 sip.conf, it says:
 
 dtmfmode=info   ; either RFC2833 or INFO for the BudgeTone
 
 flynn
 
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[Asterisk-Users] weird call transfer problem

2005-04-12 Thread Anton Krall
Guys.

I just had a weird problem. I have my Dial cmd configured with mwtWT as
parameters however, a call came in thru a zap channel and I answered on a
sip phone. I tried using # as configured on my features.conf file to
transfer the call but the transfer prompt never came in, so I asked the
person on the zap channel to do the same and voila, he did get the transfer
prompt and entered and extension, but what happended is that I was the one
that got transfered! Not him! So. Any ideas whats wrong?

The sip phone is an ata, a handytone 286 and zaptel cards.

Why cant I do the # transfer and they can but Im the one been transfered?

Hope you can help.

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