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Chapter 4 Configuring Voice
Configuring Calls
Configuring Calls
This section provides information and provisions for configuring calls on the VG202 and VG204 voice
gateways. The following functions are covered:
•
Call Transfer, page 4-11
•
Call Waiting, page 4-12
•
Three-Party Conferencing, page 4-13
•
Call ID, page 4-13
Call Transfer
The VG202 or VG204 voice gateways blind-call transfer functionality allows the transfer of a call from
the party you call to a destination caller without and call commit from the original person called. For
example, party A (transferee) calls party B (transferor). The transferor wants to transfer the call to party
C (transfer-target) and uses hookflash (softkey transfer) to get a dial tone, and then dials party C’s
number. When CCM gets party C’s number, it transfers the party A call to party C without the need of
committment from party B.
The VG202 or VG204 voice gateways consultation call transfer functionality allows happens after a call
is established between a transferor and transferee. The transferor wants to transfer the call to a transfer
target by using a softkey transfer by getting a dialtone then dialing the transfer-target’s phone number.
When the call between the transferor and transfer-target is established, the transferor hangs up the phone
to commit the transfer. The CCM connects the call between the transferee and the transfer-target.
To configure call transfer on the voice gateways, use the following commands.
SUMMARY STEPS
1.
enable
2.
configure terminal
3.
dial-peer voice
tags
pots
4.
service stcapp
5.
port
port-number
6.
exit
Table 4-1
Voice Port to MAC Address Conversion Chart
Port Number
Last Three Digits of the MAC
Address
0/0
000
0/1
001
0/2
002
0/3
003
