[Asterisk-Users] 827-4V voice ports, asterisk and hookflash

Justin Hawkins tardisx at gmail.com
Thu Oct 21 23:55:44 MST 2004


Hi folks,

I have setup my Cisco 827-4V to talk to asterisk, with success. I can
make and receive calls. The world is good.

I am wondering however about extra features - putting people on hold
and parking calls and so on. These features seem to require me to use
hookflash.

I am unsure if hookflash is supported on this router. This page:

http://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=31445&seqNum=2 

has the following text:

  The commands voice-port X and timing hookflash-in 0 turn off any
  hookflash indications that the gateway could generate on an FXO
  interface. Currently the Cisco 827-4V does not support hookflash
  indications, although that support is probably pending, because it
  is already available on other Cisco platforms with H.323 Version 2
  Phase 2. On an analog phone, hookflash means pressing the switchhook
  for a moment (about one-half second) to produce a special stutter
  dial tone. This engages supplemental services, such as call waiting.

My IOS is version:

IOS (tm) C820 Software (C820-V6Y6-M), Version 12.2(15)T10,  RELEASE
SOFTWARE (fc2)

Does anyone know if it can be done with this router, or know of any workarounds?

Cheers,

       Justin

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Justin Hawkins | tardisx at gmail.com



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