If you have Internet you can manage redirect incoming calls via section «My Numbers -- Global Divert» for the general call forwarding or via section «My Numbers -- Advanced Settings» individually for each virtual DID number in a personal account OPTIROAM.

In section «My Numbers -- Global Divert» and «My Numbers -- Advanced Settings» available functions:

Ringing Scenario – how will call destination numbers for call forwarding:

Ring all at the same time for – all destinations will calls simultaneously, specified amount of time.

Ring one after another - all destinations will calls alternately, specified amount of time.

Voice Menu – allows you to set the voice greeting and navigation menu.

Schedule – set schedule personally for each direction, when it is available for receiving forwarded call.

Ring To Registered VoIP device – call destination to VoIP device connected to a VoIP line via section « Home -- VoIP line» in a personal account OPTIROAM.

VoIP line – call forwarding to IP PBX, to the extension number of another operator VOIP or Skype.

Example:

1210550003@550003 - to IP PBX

2009991@ipnet.net - to the extension number of another operator VOIP

skype+vasya - Skype

Phone 1,2,3 To – call forwarding to 3 mobile or city phone numbers, only digits can be used (without +,spaces and dashes) Example: 1210550003

Play message «Call Forwarded» – set to inform the caller or not, that it call is diverted.

Play music instead of ringback – set to replace tone to the music, caller during the call will be listening to music.

After ringing timeout divert call to – if all the destination for call forwarding is not available incoming call will be processed in accordance with the settings.

Available modes:

Voice mail – the caller will be informed, that roum number is not available and will be asked to leave a voice message, you can listen later, via section «VoiceMail».

Fax-To-Email – activate a virtual fax, after receiving, fax will be sent to the email

Disconnect – disconnect call connections, the caller will hear a signal disconnect.