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Greetings all, I've been brainstorming an application that would take an incoming call and present it to several interfaces, some of which would be external to the system. So, a call comes into the * on a PRI DID and then will dial out to the user's desk phone, as well as their cell phone, home phone, cottage, whatever. Whomever answers first gets the call. No big deal so far,

I have been investigating more tight integration between * and the Nortel MICS... it appears that it is at least theoretically possible to have * store voicemail and log which stations call where. Both require a T1 card. The T1 card requires either a clocking module or the 6-port fiber module to provide T1 timing. Naturally a T100P or TE405P is required on the * side. To log which

On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 05:26, jim@digitalchemy.ca wrote: > In light of the fact that Asterisk v1 is now a reality, I feel that we would serve our > readers well by eliminating the whole CVS discussion and referring them to FTP > instead. > > CVS is for development, FTP is for distributing the finished product. > > Makes sense, no? [moved over to -users] Absolutely and how

Hello, I am wondering if anyone is using the Nortel 2001 2002 or 2004 phones on their asterisk implementation. My local dealer says they are not compatible with any open source implementations. Is there a phone compatibility list somewhere? Cheers Cian