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Please advice on the best way and steps needed for Teleflow to do a call transfer from PSTN to VOIP. Possible configuration are as follows:
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<br>1. NMS AG2000 connected to FXO ports of VOIP gateway.
<br>2. AG4000 single T1 card used soley for answering incoming calls. FYI, the line connected to the AG4000 is capable of recieving/inbound calls only.
<br>3. AG4000 connected to AG2000 via H.100 connection.
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<br>What we want to do is to transfer incoming calls from AG4000 to the AG2000 ports connected to the VOIP Gateway; so that the call can be answered at a remote site. For the VOIP gateway to "accept" the call, I guess TF must get AG2000 to produce some kind of signals so that the VOIP gateway thinks that it's an incoming call. Can TF do that? If yes, how?
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<br>When the remote VOIP client hangs up, will TF be able to detect the disconnect signal? We need this for accounting purposes.
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<br>Thanks in advance.
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