Consider 2 scenarios :
Scenraio1 :When phone 145 has voicemail permission.
1)Register 3 phones 145,146,147.
2)Set user call forwarding for 145 such that:"at same time" forward to
147 ring for 30 seconds.Click on apply.
3)Default serial fork expiration = 20 sec
4)From 146, dial 145. Do not answer the call.
Here Phone 145 and 147 start ringing simultaneously ("at the same
time").Phone 145 rings for a total of 20 seconds (Default serial fork
expiration) and stops, 147 rings for a total of 30 seconds, the call
then rolls to the voicemail of phone 145.
The 302 moved temporarily shows the following:
Contact:
<sip:[email protected];x-sipX-nonat?ROUTE=%3Csip%3A176.25.10.204%3A5060%3Blr%3E>
Contact:<sip:[email protected];sipx-noroute=Voicemail?expires=30&X-sipX-Authidentity=%3Csip%3A145%40mercury.qantom.int%
3Bsignature%3D49B743DD%253Aa8b9c3a0787681a6b4391389af4b25cf%3E&ROUTE=%3Csip%3A176.25.10.204%3A5060%3Blr%3E>;q=1.0
Contact:
<sip:[email protected]?route=%3csip%3a176.25.10.204%3a5060%3blr%3e>;q=0.1
The above scenario works correctly.The expected behavior required is for
the scenario when 145 does not have voicemail permission as mentioned below.
Scenario 2: When 145 DOES NOT have voicemail permission.
Steps:
1)Set user call forwarding for 145 such that: "at same time" forward to
147 ring for 30 seconds.Click on apply.
2)Default serial fork expiration = 20 sec
3)From 146, dial 145. Do not answer the call.
Here phone 145 and 147 start ringing simultaneously ("at the same time")
But Phone 145 rings for a total of 60 seconds. (is this the right
behavior?) 147 rings for a total of 30 seconds, upon no answer the call
gets disconnected on the caller.
Should 145 ring for 60 seconds, since it does not have voicemail
permissions ? Is this the right behavior?
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