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Hi,
I don't know if this is a standard settings or not?
When I put 6 to maximum nr and 2 to Busy trigger & when I am on the call and somebody trying to call me he receive busy and the call is remaining on
missed calls.
But when I put 6 to maximum nr and 1 to Busy trigger & when I am on the call and somebody trying to call me he receive busy and the call is not remaining on missed calls
What I want is when some body is on the call and he receive a second call, the person who trying to call to receive busy and the call to remain in missed calls.
I have CallM 8.6

I have configured it some time with AndPhone (http://andtek.com/communications-products-calllist.html).
The Busy Call is forwarded to an CTI-RP which is controlled by andphone. Andphone evaluates the forwarding party and then forwards the call to a busy extension (e.g. an dial-peer on an h.323 gateway where busy signal is configured).
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