How we can disable the voicemail

1. Brekeke Product Name and version:

2. Java version:

3. OS type and the version:

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :

6. Your problem:

- In my case, when the recepient doesn't pick up the call or reject the call. She gets a voicemail. How we can disable this thing?

- My second problem is, the system retry calling caller incase he doesn't pick up or reject the first call. How we can disable the re-try?

Thanks for your support.

Are you using Brekeke PBX?

1. Brekeke Product Name and version:
Brekeke PBX, Version 2.2.1.6
2. Java version:
jdk 1.6.0_10
3. OS type and the version:
Linux, openSUSE 11.0

Sorry. My mistake. I forgot to specify all this.

Please go to callee's ID that you create at tab [users], uncheck voicemail that is next to the forward destination(no answers) and Forward destination(busy).

Retry the call: the callee doesnot pick up the call or reject the call, the call will be terminated, it will not retry it, unless you are using the Auto attendant. It may be your phone setting, what kind of SIP phone are you using?

Regarding the first one. I got to know that, brekeke not sending any voicemail to either of the callee or caller. But if the voicemail is enable on the caller or callee side it goes to the voicemail box after a certain number of rings. So, now my target is to limit the rings, say 5. I tried few parameters to achieve this in user configuration, SIP configuration, but none seems working. Can we not control the rings. Actually, I set ringer time 3 secs everywhere in the system, but didn't work.

Now the latter. In fact I am not using any client. I am using my own webservice client. To place a call, I am simply calling callControl() method of UserImpl. Further, I am not having any clause like Auto Attendant anywhere. I suppose this clause is specific to advance system. This is to make it clear that, its not re-trying to callee, but caller. In case caller doesn't pick up or reject the call, it tries to call the caller again. Below is the simple illustration to make the scenerio clear.

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userImpl(<extension>, <caller>, <callee[]>, <type>);

where,
caller, callee = genuine mobile phone number
extension = brekeke user-agent extension
type = calling method

In the system, there, two VoIP users are defined for this particular extension. So,

voip-user-1 -----calls----> caller
voip-user-2 -----calls----> callee
and then bridge the call.
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Thanks.