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>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Daniel> 1) can a card like the X100P FXO record the caller-id
Daniel> information WITHOUT taking the call (such as a regular modem
Daniel> with caller-id capabilities can). I have to assume so, but
Daniel> it's good to question assumptions. :)
I think so, and it can even make a decision as to wether to pick up
based upon that info. I don't know --- I won't pay Bell more money for
that service.
Daniel> 2) for a single incoming POTS (PSTN?) line, and no outgoing
Daniel> line, just recording voicemail, is there likely much
Daniel> processor load at all? I would like to do voicemail on a
Daniel> generally lightly-loaded linux 700mhz P3 with 512MB ram.
Daniel> Will I even notice when it's recording voicemail from the
Daniel> phone-line, or should I use a dedicated machine?
I don't know. what else do you do with it?
Is it a desktop?
I use a PII-233Mhz with a 4Gb disk, running debian. Two FXO, 1xDID,
outgoing LD, and multiple IAX to other offices. I wouldn't want to have
my phones down while I install a new kernel on my desktop.
Daniel> 3) is it easy to do voicemail-screening- play the incoming
Daniel> call while it's being recorded (over the server's speakers)?
I know of no way to do that.
I had an answering machine for a long time for this ability, but my
wife didn't like it, so we got call-answer again.
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