I need to Google for a concept but I don't have the specific word handy.
There is a feature of phone systems in which a call in made to some destination, a second call to another destination, the initiating party
-which is different from (1) and (2)- tells the system (PBX, Voip router, IVR board) to bridge the two calls and then it simply disappears from the whole affair.
That arrangement/protocol obviously saves voice channels.
What is the name of that feature??
TIA,
-Ramon F Herrera
"third party call":
The terms that I had in mind were:
- TBCT: Two B-Channel Transfer - RLT: Release Line Trunking - Call Deflection
After some investigating, it seems like what I actually need is indeed "Third Party Call Control" or 3PCC.
Thanks,
-Ramon
Are you thinking of "conference bridging" ??
Yeah, I thought about that too. However the phreakers call that 'bypassing'. ;-)
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