8 Jan
2003
8 Jan
'03
4:09 a.m.
At 03:39 AM 1/8/2003, Michael Graff wrote:
I got SER up and running with a whopping total of three
"domains"
being served on the same server. It was mostly painless, if missing some
features I'd like to have seen (more on that in later messages.)
We will appreciate your feedback -- that's one of the quickest
ways for us to learn about things deserving improvement.
What open source products are people using for voice
mail,
I'm not aware of one I could recommend, a reason why we started
developing our own. I hope a beta version will be out by end of
February (may be to optimistic forecast, though). But it may be
just my ignorance -- the asterisk project may perhaps work.
voice menu
prompts (press 1 for sales, press 2 for the executative restroom) \
no idea -- perhaps asterisk too?
and
for conference calls (which include PSTN calls as well as IP phones)?
Columbia university used to develop a conferencing system, but I'm
not sure what its status is. I personally use mitel hardphones for
3-party conferencing -- the phone has the mixing capability built
in it.
The PSTN interworking is orthogonal to whether you run conference
or normal calls -- in either case, you need a PSTN gateway. We
are using commercial hardware devices. I'm ignorant about
available open-source solutions except Vocal's residential
gateway. (I never got the RG running but that was my PBX's
fault -- it used some undocumented tone characteristics which
the RG was not able to detect.)
-Jiri