asterisk users - Mar 2004 - Asterisk as a standalone voicemail server

Hi All. 

 

I recently posted some messages requesting help on how to configure
asterisk as a standalone SIP voicemail service. I was quite disappointed
as I did not get any response at all. However I understand that there is
no obligation and that everyone is busy with there own issues. 

 

However I finally got everything working and was thinking of posting the
information somewhere so that it helps others who may find them selves
in a similar situation. Any comments/ideas as to where is the best place
to put this information.

 

 

Thanks

 

Umar.


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just having a post on the list would work...a lot of times searching
through list archives brings a lot of good info...another good place is
on the wiki.
 
Mark

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Hi All. 

 

I recently posted some messages requesting help on how to configure
asterisk as a standalone SIP voicemail service. I was quite disappointed
as I did not get any response at all. However I understand that there is
no obligation and that everyone is busy with there own issues. 

 

However I finally got everything working and was thinking of posting the
information somewhere so that it helps others who may find them selves
in a similar situation. Any comments/ideas as to where is the best place
to put this information.

 

 

Thanks

 

Umar.

Registered in England No. 04348334. 
Tel: (+44) 0118 965 5600

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In article
<121173E096245F40BC35C153F39B4F530865EC@aomailsrv.alwaysonvpn.com>,
Umar Sear <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> wrote:
> I recently posted some messages requesting help on how to configure
> asterisk as a standalone SIP voicemail service. I was quite disappointed
> as I did not get any response at all. However I understand that there is
> no obligation and that everyone is busy with there own issues. 
> 
> However I finally got everything working and was thinking of posting the
> information somewhere so that it helps others who may find them selves
> in a similar situation. Any comments/ideas as to where is the best place
> to put this information.
Create an account for yourself on www.voip-info.org and add it there.

Cheers,
Tony

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