I think I got it now:
While A is on hold,
B dials C
after a few seconds B wants to stop dialing C and hangs up,
"the system" calls back and B is connected again with A
yes, I think this is what is required...
You should know this, not think what it could be. Even if the customer doesn't know w
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 03:23:05PM +0100, jg wrote:
> I think I got it now:
>
> While A is on hold,
> B dials C
> after a few seconds B wants to stop dialing C and hangs up,
> "the system" calls back and B is connected again with A
yes, I think this is what is required...
>
> Is that correct?
>
I think I got it now:
While A is on hold,
B dials C
after a few seconds B wants to stop dialing C and hangs up,
"the system" calls back and B is connected again with A
Is that correct?
If (yes) {
I see a logical problem
} else {
please be more specific about the events
}
jg
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Hi Don,
> Is B deciding C is unavailable and hanging up? In that case, rather than
> hanging up, B wants to abandon the transfer and recover the original call.
> Is that right?
well, yes actually.. I know this can be achieved by using hangup/cancel transfer
feature, but the request is, that "when
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 08:25:44AM +0100, jg wrote:
> So:
> A calls B
> B answers
> B puts A on hold
> B calls C
> B talks to C
> B ends conversation with C
> B talks to A again, regardless
>
> I this correct? Looks like a simple "Hold" exercise.
Hello JG,
thanks for your reply..
not exactly, i
in features.conf there is the option "Disconnect Call" that retrieves the call
from callee C.
Depending on your setup you may need to change it to something like "*0". I don't like single
'*' or '#' keys as some of these combinations might trigger a reboot of some phone models.
jg
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Hi JG,
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 12:06:36PM +0100, jg wrote:
> Ok, that's called "blond transfer", though this is how some Asterisk people
> coined this. Should work that way when using features.conf (DTMF).
hmm, yes, I've seen this term before :-)
However, the problem is, I don't really want blond
Ok, that's called "blond transfer", though this is how some Asterisk people coined this. Should
work that way when using features.conf (DTMF).
With "Hold" and "Transfer", I don't know. It probably depends on the phone. Which phones are
your using?
jg
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On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 08:25:44AM +0100, jg wrote:
> So:
> A calls B
> B answers
> B puts A on hold
> B calls C
> B talks to C
> B ends conversation with C
> B talks to A again, regardless
>
> I this correct? Looks like a simple "Hold" exercise.
Hello JG,
thanks for your reply..
not exactly, i
So:
A calls B
B answers
B puts A on hold
B calls C
B talks to C
B ends conversation with C
B talks to A again, regardless
I this correct? Looks like a simple "Hold" exercise.
jg
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Hello guys,
I'm vainly trying to figure out how to setup quite a strange
customers requirement:
they require that when during attended transfer, (A->B->C)
whenever B hangs up the call before it's connected to C,
the call just returns to B, instead of changing to blind transfer.
I tried using atx
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