SPA 9000 CONFIGURATION IN FRANCE / UE

Hello,
I am trying to configure a SPA9000 and 4 SPA 941 in France. I have four VoIP lines, by Phonesystems.net VoIP provider.
I am looking for someone who did it in France or in European Union, and could send me a copy of his web configuration (by the save as option of Internet Explorer).
My email : [email protected]
Thanks.
FPC.

Uhmmmmmm.... good set-up but I guess there isn't answer at your question.
You just can't do it because your dial plan point to SPA400#3 and if that line is
busy you can do nothing.
You need some "last effort" routing that, i believe, isn't developped.
Max

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Little confused still by this, just want to make sure I'm clear. My current set up with Asterisk is you make users which are extensions, and then enable voicemail on them, so for example:
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