I guess I was not clear. I run freeswitches using both multi domain hosted and on site IP PBX's. I have cases where I need to use the shared line. When a party is on a shared line call, if another party presses the illuminated shared line button, they join the conversation, I would like to block that. I have installed or managed the installation of over 1,000 electronic key systems and non of these allow this as you suggested. I know it is an option with polycom phones to block barge in on shared lines, but we use only snom and grandstream, I was curious if there was a way to block them from joining the call on the freeswitch side.
Darcy
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Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] Barge in on Shared Line
I’ve never heard of anything like this invite only to join a call in progress on any Keys system I’ve ever encountered.
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I would like to disable bargein and give a true key system type of operation where by the third party can only join by invitation.
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