that handle a lot of documents
tend to have "all-in-one" print/scan/copy/fax machines. It's convenient
for the customers to use the same machine for all document handling.
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for every SMS that violates these three tiers of unwanted
messaging:
[snip]
This sounds kind of like Mr. T deciding to fine T-Mobile $10,000 a day
for having a name that starts with "T". How would he collect, or would
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On 9/19/23 10:04, Christopher Aloi via VoiceOps wrote:
Ha!
We did ask the "why" he just kept asking. It's very odd, I just can't
figure out the end game. He's called a few times.
"No." is a complete sentence.
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x schemes can be set up with routing based on originating
NPA/NXX, time of day, etc. as well.
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Zealand maybe - they're almost all like that here!
If it's in New Zealand, don't even think about setting it to rotary
dial. You'll get wrong numbers unless you have the secret decoder ring.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:New_Zealand_Rotary_Telephone.jpg
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for sure. Won my share of radio station contests back in the day before
the PRI guys came along.
I agree that auto-ringdown would be something to try unless the alarm
panel is too smart for its own good and just sits there waiting for dial
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mode? See if
someone local has a SAGE 930A that you can borrow, that will definitely
tell you if the DTMF is in spec.
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or anything that requires local power for fire alarms in
general is another topic.
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On 12/11/22 12:07, Mike Hammett via VoiceOps wrote:
We've been getting "empty" calls for years. BY empty, I mean there's no
audio there at all.
Often this is a predictive dialer telemarketer with no human available.
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facility, not AT
You actually expect the phone company to have working phones?
Does anyone have a way to actually reach someone?
If I recall correctly, it's "Reach out and touch someone."
Good luck. It's gotten progressively worse over the past several years.
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for all kinds of other mandated
service codes. Lost your cat, dial 9-7-7. Need a jump start, 9-6-6,
Alcoholics Anonymous 9-5-5, etc.
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On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 1:19 AM Jay Hennigan wrote:
Kinda, sorta. 7-digit local dialing is supposed to have been phased out,
with all NANP numbers represented as 1+NPA-NXX-.
But, speaking of en-banc dialing on cell phones, do you find that
users
use their old habits).
What is your existing dialplan for outside calls?
Is 9-1-NPA-NXX- allowed?
Is 9-NPA-NXX- allowed?
Is 9-NXX- allowed for your local NPA?
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jected. Some
cellular carriers have worked around the issue and truncate long strings
to match the NANP.
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lose those customers. /s
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, or something else.
We offer this and it's very customer specific. In some cases they'll
want the entire trunk to reroute to the main number of a backup
location, in some cases the whole trunk to an emergency IVR/voicemail,
in some cases per-DID to individual cell phones, etc.
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vel of one milliwatt and in the second
answer with silence matching the line impedance with return loss as high
as possible.
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in and feed the PBX via PRI. Essentially zero
post-dial delay. In addition, CNAM, CLID, etc. will now just work.
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ident sees a phone number with just spaces they're likely
to assume that it's an international call.
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a display of "BULK CALL" instead of "SPAM RISK" would be a good
compromise, but as a consumer I appreciate knowing in advance.
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Your customer needs to make their operation behave less like a duck. The
video suggests several tweaks. Of course the spammers are also going to
try to crack the algorithms, so it's a cat-and-mouse game. STIR-SHAKEN
will help. An honest CNAM will help.
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things that benefit a non-customer outbound call
center. If the carrier's subscribers raise a stink about false
positives, they will probably make an effort to fix it.
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ch someone at AT who is located within the territory described by
the first letter of their acronym. First, be prepared to play the DTMF
minuet to their IVR (which has "recently changed" according to Jane
Barbe).
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On 10/24/21 18:08, Ryan Finnesey wrote:
Why would a company want to be both an ILEC and CLEC in the same area?
Probably some regulatory benefits, as well as:
"You guys at Brand X suck, I'm switching to Brand Y."
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-trivial percentage of our ports we'll run into
issues with the losing carrier throwing cruft at the process that can
slow it down by days.
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many-areas/
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quick nor always trouble-free.
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with corresponding
multipath and reflections.
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through this as well as anyone.
It's the nature of the legacy PSTN that redundant providers or fast
failover for inbound calling isn't (yet) a thing.
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http://gupress.gallaudet.edu/POOO.html
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(and the fire alarm company) insisted that they keep
the analog lines.
A few months later one of the batteries powering their big UPS exploded,
taking the Adtran out of service as well as generating copious amounts
of toxic smoke. The fire alarm worked and the damage was very limited.
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transfer a 9-1-1 call to a suicide hotline at
the touch of a button.
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This should be fun. FCC is designating 9-8-8 as a service code.
https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-designates-988-national-suicide-prevention-lifeline
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et through to the desired conference brdige.
When I call with US Cellular, I get a lady's voicemail.
It could be one of those tiny rural traffic-pumping exchanges with
ridiculous termination fees. If so I wouldn't expect anyone to put a lot
of effort into fixing it.
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Sansay.
Great products and great customer service.
Not affiliated with them other than as a happy customer.
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l not be
named" (Voldemort?)
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be looking at
three or even four 1500-byte fragments per message.
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with disposition = ANSWERED and calculate the
difference of start and answer.
PDD isn't the time difference between start and answer. It's the time
difference between invite and ringing.
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? Some kind of
text-to-speech application?
How do you originate one? DTMF multiple button press a la older
cellphones?
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an actual telephone number of if an
extension-only user can be intercepted.
The short answer is that it will probably work as you intend but there
may be some corner-case wrinkles.
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as it lends
itself to. In particular, I may quote it on Usenet, forums, and mailing
lists.
3. I may take the contents as representing the views of your company.
4. This overrides any disclaimer or statement of confidentiality that
may be included on your message.
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swaps tip and ring which won't make a difference in this or
most applications.
Odd-numbered pins are tip, even are ring. Mostly white conductors with
color stripes should go the odd pins (tip).
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conversion, analog drops, SIP proxy, etc.
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on hold, so they would have to add this. I am just wondering
if the add the device process is the same as adding a phone device to
Broadsoft.
It is very similar.
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just fine.
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. You'll likely have some latency due to jitter buffers
growing as well as the inherent cellular latency. Echo suppression
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Is anyone else seeing post-dial delays exceeding 10 seconds with
bandwidth.com? We're seeing quite a lot of it primarily to numbers in
Southern California and their tech people are saying it's just us.
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On 5/27/14 10:37 AM, Jay Hennigan wrote:
40 second post-dial delay then signaling but no audio. Calls to their
NOC on 800-511-9048 go to dead air.
And it's back up. Some quantum mechanics thing about posting here or to
outages.org that causes services to restore. Sorry for the noise
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, shut the trunk down, or just send them
the bill and hope they pay it?
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is using in this situation.
The latest version, TA9XX3 - Generation 3 has a gigabit SFP/RJ port and
two FastEthernet ports plus 4xT1 and 8 to 24 POTS. The XX in the model
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