On Dialplan: I still believe a pluggable interface so that you can plug in whichever language you like is the way to go
just my 2c (EUR)
On 14/12/05, James Sizemore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The AS5300, AS5800 and IAD2600 will use TCL for IVR, calling card and
voicemail apps.
Daniel Swarbrick wrote:
> Peter Nixon wrote:
>
>>I personally don't have anything against TCL for what its worth. I taught
>>myself enough TCL in half a day to pretty much do everything I needed to do
>>on a cisco. I think its probably a good choice as it was designed exactly for
>>this job and it leverages the existing skillset of cisco (and other) telecom
>>engineers.
>
>
> I'm a CCNA, CWFE with about 8 years experience. Where the heck is TCL
> used on Cisco equipment (and which equipment)??
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