On Dec 28, 2007 6:26 PM, Brian West <
brian.west@mac.com> wrote:
On Dec 28, 2007, at 12:27 AM, Irshad Ahamed wrote:
> The set-up is like below:
>
> 1. Freeswitch is configured as UA with Asterisk TDM card (Openzap) 1
> FXO + 1 FXS and registered with sipx.
> 2. SNOM300 registered with sipx.
> 3. Grandstream IP phone also registered with sipx.
Which Grandstream? And what Firmware on each phone?
GRANDSTREAM:
Product Model: GXP2000
Software : Program-- 1.1.4.18
Version : Bootloader--
1.1.4.6
SNOM300:
Kernel Version:snom300 linux 3.25 Application-Version:snom300-SIP 6.5.2
Rootfs-Version:snom300 jffs2 v3.36 Firmware-URL:
Production Information:Mac:00041325329C;Version:Standard;Hardware:snom300 (MB V3.2_A11);Date:26/06/06;Copyright(C) snom technology AG
Kernel Version:snom300 linux 3.25
>
> Procedure followed for Blind Transfer:
> 1. Make a call from SNOM300 to Freeswitch FXS. Accept the call at
> Freeswitch FXS.
> 2. Using "transfer UUID -both Grandstream-number" command at the
> Freeswitch, I tried Blind transfer. On Ethereal, I saw INVITE with
> modified From-header.
> ---- Are we not using REFER for Call Transfer here???
> 3. Call gets transferred to Grandstream now . This looks fine.
Yes Refer works perfectly fine. What SVN rev are you using?
I am using Freeswitch Version 1.0.pre1
>
>
> Procedure followed for Attended Transfer:
> 1. Make a call from SNOM300 to Freeswitch FXS. Accept the call at
> Freeswitch FXS.
> 2. Now use FLASH Key on the analog phone connected to freeswitch FXS
> to put the established call on HOLD.
> 3. After getting dial tone, dial GRANDSTREAM number.
> 4. Accept the call at GRANDSTREAM. Now again using FLASH key, swap
> the call with SNOM300.
> 5. Use the command " transfer SNOM-UUID -bleg GRANDSTREAM-number"
> 6. Call is getting swapped back to GRANDSTREAM and the initial call
> with SNOM is getting disconnected.
> Note: Default dial plan with entries for both SNOM300 and
> GRANDSTREAM is used.
> Please let me know if I am going wrong somewhere.
OK this type of transfer on the OpenZAP side I am not sure has been
fully tested. I get what you're saying now.
>
>
> Thanks and regards,