#411 [Enhancement] Option to redirect all GSM calls to voice mail when ongoing VoIP call

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: eha...@gmail.com
Originally owned by: r3gis...@gmail.com

An option to allow the use of USSD codes just before starting a VoIP call to redirect any GSM call to voicemail during the call. This is set back to default.

For example :
ussd:**21*
sip:corrrespondant number
call....
end call...
ussd:*#21#

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com

Interesting idea.
I've to check if that's possible (allowed) in android API.

(Could also be treated as previous issue, but this one is more a SIP feature, so why not integrating it directly to csipsimple).

Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement
Owner: r3gis.3R
Status: Accepted

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: eha...@gmail.com

USSD codes should be trigered as normal gsm calls

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: mau...@gmail.com

About this I have a related idea.

Would it be possible to derive the incoming GSM call to another SIP destination possibly a SIP voicemail piece of software? That would imply writing some kind of GSM <-> SIP gateway software... just thinking aloud.

Motivation for this: Here in Argentina we get charged for listening to our GSM voicemails, so it would be nice to be able to store them locally at the phone.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: eha...@gmail.com

This is not related to SIP/VoIP
You can simply redefine you GSM Voicemail number as your SIP/VoIP line. All the call will be then redirected to your SIP voicemail

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: mau...@gmail.com

ehavet, I'm looking at my Milestone and I guess I might be missing something important. I find no way to do what you say. I am locked to my GSM operator voicemail service. No way to redefine anything.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: eha...@gmail.com

Please check the USSD codes implemented by your carrier. In France we have

Redirect to voicemail settings:
Active **61*(voicemail number)**(Nb Sec ringing)# [SEND]
Unactive ##61# [SEND] (Sonne Toujours) (8)
Check *#61# [SEND]

The trick is replacing the voicemail number by the VoIP number

As GSM is almost standard, It may work (as far as I know, there is some Ericsson equipment in Argentina.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com

Issue 445 has been merged into this issue.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: jad...@gmail.com

This issue is closely related to issue 640, the "google voice dilemma".