Have configured Blind transfer and attended via the GUI. Make a test call into extension and answer it. However when I then dial the blind tansfer (#) nothing happens.
All other features work except this. I have verified that the appropriate entries are in the feature.conf.
Let us see the relevant part of your extensions.conf.
Do you have tT somewhere.
*CLI>Show application dial
t - Allow the called party to transfer the calling party by sending the
DTMF sequence defined in features.conf.
T - Allow the calling party to transfer the called party by sending the
That is what is really confusing me, there is nothing showing in the CLI when we attempt this. If we use the transfer showing on the polycoms button then we get the proper actions and reporting posting in the CLI.
I was assuming a problem with DTMF. However it works on every IVR we have tested as well as for reaching voicemail, etc.
Thnaks for trying to help on this! I am just stumped.
Is Asterisk in the call path (canreinvite=yes) when the problem occurs? I know some of your dial options should stop this but I don’t know your setup in detail.
I had set the logger for debug some time ago. I have run it in verbosity from 1 to 55 as well…
As for the ‘can reinvite’, tried it with and without. Still no hint whatsoever in the CLI of it at all. The caller can hear the tones, I can hear them but asterisk never picks up on it and initiates the transfer function.
No it also fails with softphone. Same thing, the caller and called party can hear the audio tones but the CLI shows no response from it. Like the phones, the softphone will successfully transfer if the programmed transfer button is used though. The CLI shows the call to the macro, etc.
Opps… on last thing I forgot. The transfers, pickup, etc work but parking still will not. Same symptoms… answer the call, dial the 5200 (what we specified in the GUI) to park and both parties hear the tones but nothing happens or registers in the CLI.
Unless I am way greener than I had hoped the only thing I noticed that is different from your example is that under the builtins Park Call is shown…
Granted I do wonder why and that it is blank. What crazy newbie thing am I overlooking?
For my newbie education purposes, is there a specific reason we cannot specify 5300 or some such number combination to act as the transfer?
You have to use the # or * because you can specify “Extensions” in the dialplan as small as 1 number, therefore using “11” (for an example) to do a transfer could be confused with an attempt to reach extension 11.