1. General output
Depending on the busy user status, the user can also set the call settings in a fine-grained manner.
2. Configure call settings
In the client, navigate to Settings > Personal Call Settings. You will now see 4 call categories that you can handle separately:
| Call category | Purpose | 
|---|---|
| Internal calls | Call behavior for internal calls | 
| External calls | Call behavior for external calls | 
| Calls blacklisted | Calling behavior for unwanted callers | 
| Calls whitelisted | Call behavior for VIP callers | 
The calling behavior below is a classic calling behavior in which if the request is not possible and if you are absent, you are immediately redirected to voicemail and if you are present, it is a way to pass the time.

| attribute | Description | 
|---|---|
| Class activation | Activated special call settings for this case (this column does not apply without class activation) | 
| Calls can | Send a legal signal immediately | 
| Call forwarding when done | Hold when user is busy (if call waiting is activated, only from the 3rd call) | 
| Delayed call forwarding | Obtained if the user does not include the phone after X seconds (second value determined under own call timeout) | 
| Instant call line | The call should be redirected immediately (to VOICEMAIL or religious number/group) | 
| Knock | Activates call waiting when you are already in a call | 
| Pending call timeout | Enables the value in X seconds for delayed call forwarding | 
| Mobility activities with timeout | Redirects to the user's mobile number (usually to the app) after X seconds | 
| Mobility confirmation | The person being called will be informed who is calling them when they answer the call from their mobile number. | 
| Notify missed calls via email | You will keep an email about every missed call when this feature is on. | 
| Custom ringtones | Configure a separate blade for this fall. | 
3. Set the contact as a whitelist entry or as a blacklist entry
Landline + Hut on Wildix basis the possibility of a blacklist, respectively. to maintain a whitelist. In the case of a blacklist, the desired behavior is to get rid of the caller; in the case of a whitelist, the opposite is the case. Both types can therefore be controlled separately in call behavior. Create a new telephone book entry and which one you select when creating the personal contact type. Here select Calls Blacklist or Calls Whitelist.
