Asterisk Manager Example: Transfer
Transfer a call to another extension
Let’s see what channels we actually have first:
SEND:
command: show channels
RECEIVE:
Channel (Context Extension Pri ) State Appl. Data
SIP/x7065558529-8f54 (pms-x7065558529 1 ) Up Bridged Call SIP/127.180.254.109-44d00f80
SIP/127.180.254.109-44d00f80 (macro-dial_agi_ver.1.0.0 dial_command 1 ) Up Dial SIP/x7062618529
2 active channel(s)
–END COMMAND–
Okay, we’ll transfer the first one.
SEND:
Channel: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Context: default
Exten: 5558530
Priority: 1
RECEIVE:
Event: Newchannel
Channel: AsyncGoto/SIP/x7065558529-8f54
State: Up
CallerID:
Uniqueid: 1124983982.19260
Event: Rename
Oldname: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Newname: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Uniqueid: 1124983885.19259
Event: Rename
Oldname: AsyncGoto/SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Newname: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Uniqueid: 1124983982.19260
Event: Rename
Oldname: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Newname: AsyncGoto/SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Uniqueid: 1124983885.19259
Event: Newexten
Channel: SIP/x7065558529-8f54
Context: default
Extension: 5558530
Priority: 1
Application: SetVar
AppData: extension=5558530
Uniqueid: 1124983982.19260
Response: Success
Message: Redirect successful
Replace the Channel value with the channel to transfer, and the Exten value with the number to dial. Of course, you can also do this with ZAP or whatever you like.
July 26, 2017
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