Delegate delay sort of works but because you have no control over the voicemail time you still end up with un-expected results.
If i know what the users voicemail ring time is i can use the delegate delay accurately. For example if the voicemail delay for a user is 40sec i know i can set the delegate delay to a number below this, say,25sec and this works. Oddly though when doing so the delegate delay number in SefaUtil Gui will change to be the time between delegate ring and forward to voicemail, so 15 sec in this example.
If i don’t know the voicemail time, say its 30 sec, and i set the the delegate time to 35 the user settings get set to ring the delegate immediately and the voicemail time gets seems to get set to the 30sec + whatever the delegate time if one had previously been set.
Delegate delay sort of works but because you have no control over the voicemail time you still end up with un-expected results. If i know what the users voicemail ring time is i can use the delegate delay accurately. For example if the voicemail delay for a user is 40sec i know i can set the delegate delay to a number below this, say,25sec and this works. Oddly though when doing so the delegate delay number in SefaUtil Gui will change to be the time between delegate ring and forward to voicemail, so 15 sec in this example. If i don’t know the voicemail time, say its 30 sec, and i set the the delegate time to 35 the user settings get set to ring the delegate immediately and the voicemail time gets seems to get set to the 30sec + whatever the delegate time if one had previously been set.