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I am a Software Architect employed by a large multi-national communications company providing VoIP and tradtional TDM communications to Enterprise customers.
Past/Present Clients
IBM, SBS, Siemens, KPMG, Bank Berlin, Commerzbank
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Recent Answers from Gerry Magill
2009-09-18 Code verification dial-in phone line:
What you may be looking for is an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. This allows you to play voice prompts and gather input from the user interactively. There are commercial systems available
2009-09-16 Comcast Digital Voice:
Your telephone line from Verizon is physically seperate from you Comcast cable. This means you can continue to keep both lines from Verizon for a trial period. Simply forward one or more lines to your
2009-09-15 Voice chat:
The first thing to do is to check if SIP telephony is blocked from your country. SIP telephony works over port 5060/udp. If SIP is not blocked, you can hook up a hard phone or a soft client to any of
2009-07-31 Can you use the Philips VOIP 4331 phone with a Magic Jack?:
The simple answer is no. The complex answer is yes, but you would need a bunch of other components. If it would then still be worth your while or not is another thing. You could use Asterisk
2009-07-15 fax/printer/scanner/copier,....landline:
When you say you have a landline what do you mean? Is your phone service a standard plain old telephony system or are you using VoIP? You referred to that and it confused me. I am guessing you have
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