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Does anyone have flow charts or digit/key cards for some of the more popular voicemail systems out there? (shows which digits/keys to press, where it takes you, etc.) I need to create some of the new voicemail system. Send 'em my way if you have them. nt_jnewman at yahoo.com Justin ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for last

We just completed a new implementation of voicemail for Asterisk. It's much cleaner than Comedian mail and can emulate several voicemail user interfaces, including Audix. It's a great replacement for Audix. All of the sounds/prompts are presently being re-recorded by a professional female voice. If you are interest in the app, let us know at nt_jnewman at yahoo.com. Justin

If anyone could help me with this, I'd appreciate it! I've got an Asterisk deployment where I'd like to use an existing external Octel voicemail system. I've been trying to define an extension that if the call isn't answered in a few rings, to dial our external voicemail number. That voicemail system works by seeing the CALLED number and routing the call to the

Thanks. Is there a way I can log into the Merlin Magix to determine that? How else do I tell? ________________________________ From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Eric Germann Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 8:16 PM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: RE: [asterisk-users]

<snip> > Paul Crick wrote: > > Brad Bergman wrote: > > my thinking is that Comedian Mail is its own thing with > > its own interface and users who have become accustomed to > > it, and it needs refinement before it needs an Octel emulator > > I guess it's each to their own. Maybe * could come with a default > Comedian Mail configuration file then have

Hey All, I'll be configuring an asterisk box to be the voicemail server to an old Merlin system which had an octel 100 voicemail server that is now dying. My question is simple: do I need to stick an FXO card in the asterisk box? My logic is that if the Merlin Magix system is actually generating electrical current, then I would need to have an fxo card. Is this correct?

I need your help: please help test the gender detection module at 575-613-4392. I wrote a gender detection module and thought I'd try it out. It only takes a second. I've been showing 90%+ accuracy and I want to make sure it's working correctly. Rain and significant background noise seems to throw it off, so I still have a bit of work to do. Have your friends and significant others

Is anyone else finding in the new audio files that the longer space at the beginning and end of the files tends to be extremely irritating? An excellent example is when going into voicemail and Allison says how many messages you have, the space between the files is annoyingly long: you have ...... four ...... old ...... messages ..and.. first ...... message ...... received ..... July .....

Hello, everybody: I'm developing an application using Asterisk and a TDM-400 card. I understand the concept of the difference between GSM and WAV files when using Asterisk, but I'm not happy with the sound quality with the GSM compression. It's merely *acceptable* for a telephone call, but for anything else, it leaves something to be desired. Case in point -- if you compare the

Hello: I've been wrestling with an integration issue for which there also seems to be one piece missing. I'm hoping someone on this list can help. Due to a complete lack of cooperation from our current voice provider we are in need of an alternative way to access our Octel 350 voicemail system from our SIP (SER) proxy. I can redirect and relay calls to numerous destinations via

Thanks for the feedback. I did some research and it looks like you were calling over international lines. It also appears that there was high than average static on the line, which is not normal for my system. It's true that I threw my recordings together quickly and the beep was supposed to be funny - it was actually me saying "beeeeeep". However, the static and noise you received

Hello all. I am a little (allot) lost on my next hurdle in getting an asterisk system built. I would like to get my asterisk servers configured exclusively from database. I have read through the wiki on this subject but once again I find that there is a certain level of knowledge that is assumed. As of now I know nothing about databases in general and specifically MYSQL. I do not know

Steve Blair writes > I can redirect and relay calls to numerous destinations via >SER but because the Octel needs an SMDI interface for mailbox >identification I am stuck, none of the solutions thus far support >SMDI-SIP munging. > > I just started thinking about the possibility of using Asterisk >with a few FXS cards to provide the gateway between SIP and >the Octel.

This system targets a different market... I like Olle's system. He did a good job. Olle's minivm is a great choice for those wishing to build customized voicemail systems, but as the name suggests, the systems are very basic. Large systems are difficult to maintain in the dial plan and some of the functionality we need would be difficult to implement with that approach. Justin -----

How can this scenario be implemented please? THIS IS NOT A SEND TEXT application. A call arrives on the IVR. After hearing several vectors to guide the person through information I want to confirm a transaction via email to his cell phone. Specifically, I want to use his phone number and then append the SMTP suffix from his service provider. Press 1 if you use Verizon, 2 if you use ATT, 3 if

So I think I am able to reproduce the dropped call scenario. Here is what I do to get a dropped call: 1. Call 1-800-tmobile 2. Go true their IVR and get connected to the customer service IVR 3. Enter my number and SSN 4. press 0 5. Then the audio please hold starts. After about 2-4 seconds the call gets dropped. (fast busy tone) The time on my phone will stop running (call time) and I will get

Is the new NIN Ghosts music (free download) safe for MOH? Justin ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

FYI - We have a solution here provided by Lucent that allows us to play / review voicemails left on the Octel attached to the 5ESS switch... While this is a simple webpage - doing a refresh every 3 to 4 seconds, it does actually work. The only loss of course would be if someone hung up on first ring - the browser might not catch it in time. -----Original Message----- From:

I believe it will be hooked up to extension lines. -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Paul Hales Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 8:15 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] asterisk server as a voicemail server forlegacy PBX -- FXO or FXS???

Sorry -- I goofed on the sample rates! Apologies! Hello, everybody: I'm developing an application using Asterisk and a TDM-400 card. I understand the concept of the difference between GSM and WAV files when using Asterisk, but I'm not happy with the sound quality with the GSM compression. It's merely *acceptable* for a telephone call, but for anything else, it leaves something to be