I spoke to an AVAYA tech the other day and he said the same thing, that when I do *7 the call sholud no longer be on the co-workers phone and that I should have control of it, but it doesn't leave the co-workers phone. If you look at the c.w. phone you would see that it is still sitting on the 1st call appereance even though I have it on my phone.
So when I do transfer and the c.w.s number she ends up with two of the same calls or it goes into her voice mail when I transfer it back to her.
And of course she says that this dosen't happen to the other co-workers when they get *7ed.
analog phone:
1. hit switch-hook (puts caller on soft hold, caller hears music if you have it)
2. you hear dial-tone, dial number to transfer or conference to, ring, answer, announce call.
3. hit switch-hook again to conference or transfer, then hangup or stay on call.
non-analog phone:
1. hit transfer button (puts caller on soft hold, music heard if you have it)
2. you hear dial-tone, dial number to transfer to, ring, answer, announce call.
If this is a call-appearance or bridged appearance and hitting transfer does
not give you dial-tone and seize a different call-appearance or bridged appearance, you may have to select one.
(dependent on the way your phone is programmed)
3. hit transfer again, then hangup.
or
1. hit conference button (puts caller on soft hold, caller hears music if you have it)
2. you hear dial-tone, dial number to conference to, ring, answer, announce call
If this is a call-appearance or bridged appearance and hitting transfer does
not give you dial-tone and seize a different call-appearance or bridged appearance, you may have to select one.
(dependent on the way your phone is programmed)
3. hit conference button again, remain on call, or hang up.
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bsh
35 years Bell, AT&T, Lucent, Avaya
Tier 3 for 25 years and counting
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