How is B forwarding the call to C? Is the UAC generating a 300 code to be returned or is the forwarding handled by ser (ie. storing an AVP for B and then using avp_pushto() when the initial invite comes in)?
Schweizer Laurent wrote:
Hello,
I have made some test with cisco ip phone & blind transfer and I have a question.
Example:
A: a@toto.com mailto:a@toto.com
B: b@toto.com
C: c@toto.com
M: mobile@toto.com
A calls B but B forward the call to C, C answer the call and transfer the call to a mobile phone M via a pstn gateway.
When C sends the REFER request to A we have something like this:
REFER…
From: b@toto.com mailto:b@toto.com
To: a@toto.com mailto:a@toto.com
Refer-To: mobile@toto.com
Referred-By: b@toto.com mailto:b@toto.com
And then when A sends the Invite to the gateways:
INVITE…
From: a@toto.com mailto:a@toto.com
To: mobile@toto.com mailto:mobile@toto.com
Referred-By: b@toto.com mailto:b@toto.com
But the call is transferred by C and not by B so the Referred-By: is not correct. Is that an error from the cisco ip phone (I think not) and how can I bill this call (I do the billing on the gateways).
Thanks.
Laurent
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