Third party call control, About third party call control, Placing a call – TANDBERG Gatekeeper User Manual

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TANDBERG Gatekeeper User Guide

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12.

Third Party Call Control

12.1.

About Third Party Call Control

The Gatekeeper provides a third party call control API which enables you to place calls, disconnect calls,

or initiate a blind transfer of an existing call.
The API is provided through the command line interface; it is not available via the web interface.

12.2.

Placing a Call

A call between two endpoints may be placed via the Gatekeeper by issuing the command:

xCommand Dial A B

where

A

the alias of the first endpoint

B

the alias of the second endpoint

This will return immediately and the Gatekeeper will attempt to place the call.
Like other asynchronous Gatekeeper commands, progress information may be obtained by registering

for feedback using the command:

xFeedback Register status/calls

12.3.

Transferring a Call

A call may be transferred using the Gatekeeper by issuing the command:

xCommand CallTransfer Call: call_index Leg: leg_index Alias: dest

where:

call_index

the call to be transferred

leg_index

the endpoint to be disconnected

dest

the endpoint to which the call will be transferred

These indices may be determined through inspection of the output of

xStatus Calls

.

The Gatekeeper must be operating in call routed mode and call transfer must be enabled.

12.3.1.

Enabling call routed mode

To enable call routed mode, either:
issue the command

xconfiguration Gatekeeper CallRouted: <On/Off>

or go to

Gatekeeper Configuration

->

Gatekeeper

and in the

Configuration

section, tick the

Call routed

box.

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