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How do I stop the ringing on a blind transfer?

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I'm using a blind transfer but I need to keep the caller from from hearing the phone ring when I do the transfer. Is there some way to keep the caller from hearing the ringing?
I'm setting up the transfer like this -
this.blindTransferActivity1.CalledParty = new SipUriTelephonyAddress(new SipUri(SipUriScheme.Sip, "2222", "192.168.2.3", 0, "transport=tcp;foo=Marshall;ICMid=0001;NextApp=111"));
Monday, July 23, 2007 4:27 PM
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When you blind transfer, you are relinquishing control of the call.
So the 'hear no ringing' problem must be solved externally, by the transfer-to party (or gateway/pbx).
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Can the '2222@192.168.2.3' party be made into an ACD queue (with no ringback)?
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Can the gateway, (192.168.2.3), be configured for no ringback?
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Have you considered using a supervised transfer instead (hang on to the call until the consult answers, and then transfer)?
karl
Wednesday, July 25, 2007 6:28 PM -
All replies
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When you blind transfer, you are relinquishing control of the call.
So the 'hear no ringing' problem must be solved externally, by the transfer-to party (or gateway/pbx).
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Can the '2222@192.168.2.3' party be made into an ACD queue (with no ringback)?
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Can the gateway, (192.168.2.3), be configured for no ringback?
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Have you considered using a supervised transfer instead (hang on to the call until the consult answers, and then transfer)?
karl
Wednesday, July 25, 2007 6:28 PM -
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The client specs call for using the blind transfer. I haven't been able to get that changed.Wednesday, July 25, 2007 7:29 PM
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Hi Marshall,
Can you let us know the status of your issue?
Monday, August 13, 2007 7:01 PM -
Ended up basically getting acceptance from client that ringing will be OK.Monday, August 13, 2007 7:20 PM