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2.21 Testing
This group of settings is used during your testing to start Bria in backdoor mode. In this mode, many features
and functions that are enabled, even if they branded out in your brand.
Before deploying publicly, make sure that you set bd_enabled to false. This ensures against unauthorized use by
people who happen to know the backdoor user name and password.
2.22 User Experience
This group of settings let the user change the behavior of the Bria GUI.
Also look at the settings in “Feature Enabling: Enabling Other Features” on page 15.
2.23 Video
These settings provide controls for video quality.
Video is not supported in Bria for Linux.
2.24 Voicemail – MWI Notification
This group of settings let you configure Bria to subscribe to your voicemail server to receive notification that
messages are waiting for the user. To use MWI, you must have a voicemail server that supports MWI.
MWI is set up in each account, that is, in the proxies:proxyn settings.
Receiving MWI Information
MWI subscription can be performed using SIP subscriptions or via MWI NOTIFY (implicit subscription).
• To use SIP subscriptions, set proxies:proxyn:subscribe_to_message_waiting to 1 and set the subscription
parameters via the proxies:proxyn:message_waiting_<xx> settings.
• To use MWI NOTIFY, set proxies:proxyn:subscribe_to_message_waiting to 0. Bria will not subscribe to
your voicemail server. Whenever Bria receives an MWI NOTIFY, it will handle it as per RFC 3842.
• To disable MWI, set proxies:proxyn:subscribe_to_message_waiting to 0.
Connecting to the Voicemail Server
If you support MWI, you can make the MWI icon clickable. To do so, enter the voicemail server URL in
proxies:proxyn:voicemail_url.