@JaredBusch said in FreePBX Call Forwarding/Transferring:

@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Call Forwarding/Transferring:

@Curtis said in FreePBX Call Forwarding/Transferring:

@scottalanmiller True, but if your on a conference call it can still accept "codes".

I think the key here is to leave the call on the PBX, and just have the PBX "reach out" to the cell phone.

Yes, just not sure if there is an option for that with FreePBX itself.

It can be done. But it is a security risk. Either party on the call could hit feature codes to initiate things. It is your phone bill.

You can change the trunk's dial options. Change this to override and then change the value from Tt to t.

Thanks. Can you tell me what changing that does?

@scottalanmiller True, but if your on a conference call it can still accept "codes".

I think the key here is to leave the call on the PBX, and just have the PBX "reach out" to the cell phone.

Our users have many different phones, so I don't want to have to install, configure and support a SIP client(s). Anyway to do it without a SIP client on the phone?

Google Voice has a feature where if you call a Google Voice number you can pickup on one of your forwarding numbers (say a cell phone) then transfer the call back to another phone (say a desk phone) when you get back into the office. Can I do this with FreePBX?