Standard Features Not Working (pick up parked, invite, mute)

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Standard Features Not Working (pick up parked, invite, mute)

Post by tranquilnet »

1. Brekeke Product Name and version:

Brekeke PBX, Version 2.4.3.9 , Multi-Tenant

2. Java version:

N/A

3. OS type and the version:

Windows 2008 R2 Server


4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

N/A

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :

Pattern 9

6. Your problem:

I have read through the Brekeke User guide and have tested all the features that our system provides. I was not able to get the following functions to work as described in the pbx manual. I would appreciate your assistance and advice in how we can ensure that these features are working properly.

1) PICK UP A PARKED CALL
- When extension 704 parks a call, I am unable to pick up the parked call from another extension, for example 705.

2) INVITING OTHERS TO AN EXISTING MEETING
- I am unable to invite another extension to an existing meeting using #9, #0 or #7

3) MUTE CALLER
- I am unable to mute a call using either the 7*<extension number> or 9*7*<extension number> features.

Thanks,

-Will
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Post by hope »

how you do the following test, steps
is the phone trying these features a pbx user and access the call to the extension in the same tenant?
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Post by tranquilnet »

*All calls are made between pbx users in the same tenant.

1) PICK UP A PARKED CALL
- pbx user 704 establishes a call
- pbx user 704 parks the call by entering #8
- brekeke pbx says "72" (the number of the parked call)
- pbx user 705 dials 8*72 and gets a busy signal


2) INVITING OTHERS TO AN EXISTING MEETING
- pbx user 704 establishes a call
- dialing #9, #0 or #7 produces a busy signal


3) MUTE CALLER
- pbx user 704 establishes a call
- pbx user 704 attempts to dial 7*705 or 9*7*705 and received a busy signal


If these steps are not correct, will you please reply with the correct steps to perform these three functions.

Thanks,

-Will

Thanks,
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Post by hope »

1. park
dial 72 from user 705
or dial 8*704 from user 705

2. join call
1. user 704 dial conference number or in talk with others
2. user 704 dial #9 + ext# such as #9700#
when 704 and 700 in talk, 704 dial #0 or #7

3. mute
use 704 not in talk with anyone
user 704 dial 7*705 to send call to 705

use 9*7*705, when ext 705 is in talk of a call
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Post by tranquilnet »

Thanks for the post. I will test it out and get back to you.

Thanks,

-Will
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Post by tranquilnet »

I was able to successfully test these options after reading your response. Thanks!
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