[asterisk-users] Simple example for call transfer.

[Andrew Joakimsen]

In your extensions.conf in the proper context {a [context] is placed within
parenthesis) you should have:

exten => _001xxxxxxxxxxxx,1,Dial(SIP/yourprovider/${EXTEN})

If you needed to strip the leading two zeros and replace that with a single
number 9, you would have:

exten => _001xxxxxxxxxxxx,1,Dial(SIP/yourprovider/9${EXTEN:2}

If the number of digits dialed isn't always fixed (the above examples
assume, including the 001 prefix, that the number you are dialing is EXACTLY
fifteen digits long) and you wanted to play music on hold while the call
rings AND you wanted it to stop trying that number after 30 seconds, then
you would use:

exten _001.,1,Dial(SIP/yourprovider${EXTEN}|30,m)

These examples should give you the basic foundation of understanding to
scuplt your own dialplans, if in doubt of anything take a look here:
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20extensions.conf

Its the offical non-offical Asterisk documentation site!

0n 10/25/06, Jonson Player <jonsonplayer at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> i hev a subscription to a international voip provider and I want all calls
> for numbers _001xxxxxxxxxx to go through my voip provider. I tried many
> settings in sip.conf , extensions.conf and iax.conf. Please give me some
> simple example for how can i transfer the specified calls to my external
> voip provider. What may I put and where in witch file. Thank you for your
> support.
>
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