[asterisk-users] Transfering Calls back on the same PRI

2008-10-17 Thread Ron Joffe
Here is my hardware configuration

TELCO --- PRI1 --- PBX --- PRI2 --- Asterisk

The PBX is a Siemens Hicom 200 EX (Model 80)

We are connecting between the PBX and Asterisk using QSIG switch type.

What I want to do is the following:

1. Call comes from TELCO via PRI1 and enters PBX
2. PBX Routes call to Asterisk via PRI2
3. Asterisk does some call handling (IVR)
4. Call needs to be transfered to an extension on the PBX.

I can easily set up a dial command to pass the call back to the PBX from 
Asterisk along PRI2 but this uses 2 B Channels.

How do I tell asterisk to send a transfer request to the PBX so Asterisk is 
out of the loop?

Thanks,

Ron



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[asterisk-users] Transfering Calls back on the same PRI

2008-10-17 Thread Ron Joffe
Here is my hardware configuration

TELCO --- PRI1 --- PBX --- PRI2 --- Asterisk

The PBX is a Siemens Hicom 200 EX (Model 80)

We are connecting between the PBX and Asterisk using QSIG switch type.

What I want to do is the following:

1. Call comes from TELCO via PRI1 and enters PBX
2. PBX Routes call to Asterisk via PRI2
3. Asterisk does some call handling (IVR)
4. Call needs to be transfered to an extension on the PBX.

I can easily set up a dial command to pass the call back to the PBX from 
Asterisk along PRI2 but this uses 2 B Channels.

How do I tell asterisk to send a transfer request to the PBX so Asterisk is 
out of the loop?

Thanks,

Ron



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Siena Tech, Inc.
3319 Willow Glen Drive
Oak Hill, VA 20171
(919) 928-0404

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Re: [asterisk-users] Transfering Calls back on the same PRI

2008-10-17 Thread Steve Totaro
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 5:24 PM, Ron Joffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Here is my hardware configuration

 TELCO --- PRI1 --- PBX --- PRI2 --- Asterisk

 The PBX is a Siemens Hicom 200 EX (Model 80)

 We are connecting between the PBX and Asterisk using QSIG switch type.

 What I want to do is the following:

 1. Call comes from TELCO via PRI1 and enters PBX
 2. PBX Routes call to Asterisk via PRI2
 3. Asterisk does some call handling (IVR)
 4. Call needs to be transfered to an extension on the PBX.

 I can easily set up a dial command to pass the call back to the PBX from
 Asterisk along PRI2 but this uses 2 B Channels.

 How do I tell asterisk to send a transfer request to the PBX so Asterisk is
 out of the loop?

 Thanks,

 Ron



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 Ron Joffe
 Siena Tech, Inc.
 3319 Willow Glen Drive
 Oak Hill, VA 20171
 (919) 928-0404

I would engineer the system so that Asterisk is in the middle rather
than the far end.  Is there a reason why you don't want to or cannot
do that?

TELCO --- PRI1 --- Asterisk --- PRI2 --- PBX

I have done dozens and dozens of this type of implementation,
sometimes you have to be very creative, but I have never failed.

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Re: [asterisk-users] Transfering Calls back on the same PRI

2008-10-17 Thread Ron Joffe
On Friday 17 October 2008 17:38, Steve Totaro wrote:
 I would engineer the system so that Asterisk is in the middle rather
 than the far end.  Is there a reason why you don't want to or cannot
 do that?

 TELCO --- PRI1 --- Asterisk --- PRI2 --- PBX

Steve, 

I have also done this same method in the past. In this case the number of 
PRI's entering the PBX far outweigh the number of PRI's in the Asterisk 
server, so it is not an option. I tried to simplify the example.

Any other suggestions ?

Ron


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Siena Tech, Inc.
3319 Willow Glen Drive
Oak Hill, VA 20171
(919) 928-0404

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