Hi Jorge,
Here is the related info :)
System Transfers
In your organization, you may find that callers want to be able to dial numbers that are not typically listed in directory assistance. For example, users and outside callers may find it convenient to be able to call Cisco Unity Connection and transfer from the Opening Greeting or another call handler to a lobby extension, conference room extension, or an extension assigned to someone in the organization who is not a Connection user, such as an employee who is visiting from another site and is using a guest office. In addition, some users may want to be able to call Connection and then transfer to phone numbers outside of the organization-such as frequently called customers or vendors-so that they do not have to hang up after checking messages to place another call, or so that they will not incur long-distance charges while on business travel.
You can route callers to one of two "system transfer" conversations, both of which offer callers the ability to transfer to numbers that are not associated with Connection users:
Caller System Transfer This conversation prompts callers to enter the number that they want to transfer to.
To protect from toll fraud and unauthorized use, Connection performs the transfer only when the Default System Transfer restriction table permits it.
User System Transfer This conversation prompts callers to log on to Connection. After callers enter their Connection IDs and passwords, Connection prompts them to enter the number that they want to transfer to.
To protect from toll fraud and unauthorized use, Connection performs the transfer only when permitted by the transfer restriction table that is associated with the class of service for the user who logged on.
You can route callers to either system transfer conversation in several ways, including:
•By offering a system transfer as a "one-key dialing" option. You can specify either system transfer (on the Caller Input page for any call handler or user greeting) as the action that Connection performs when a caller presses a particular key during the greeting.
For example, to allow all callers to transfer to a lobby phone, guest office, or a conference room from the Opening Greeting, you could specify that Connection will offer Caller System Transfers when callers press 3. To offer system transfers to a particular user, you could specify that Connection will offer User System Transfers when the user presses a particular key during the Opening Greeting or even during his or her own greeting.
•By creating a new phone number (on your phone system) and a corresponding routing rule to send callers to either system transfer conversation. In this way, when callers dial the number, Connection sends calls to the system transfer conversation you specify.
From this good doc;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/2x/administration/guide/2xcucsag130.html#wp1058110
There is a good dicussion of this topic in this thread;
http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Unified%20Communications%20and%20Video&topic=IP%20Telephony&topicID=.ee6c829&fromOutline=&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.2cc264ce
Hope this helps!
Rob
