Multiple SPIDs for DIDs for Unified Messaging System

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2 total messages Started by Dennis O'Neill Mon, 01 Jun 1998 00:00

Author: Dennis O'Neill
Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 00:00

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I'm setting up an NT server with a Unified Messaging System.

I want to get multiple phone numbers from the Telco so that I can create
multiple Voice/Fax Mailboxes with DID. The phone companies in my area
(PacBell & GTE) told me this is only possible with multiple SPIDs. Is there
anyway around this or are there any ISDN cards which support multiple SPIDs
(ie. 15 SPIDs on 2 channels)?

I'll be reselling to customers with either the DMS-100 or AT&T 5ESS switch.
I could use National-1 or Custom. I'm looking for good Active ISDN BRI & PRI
cards as well. I need a CAPI 2.0 compliant board. I need FaxG3 (preferrably
14400), FaxG4, & Voice capabilities. Are there any cards which support
multiple SPIDs with these features?

Re: Multiple SPIDs for DIDs for Unified Messaging System

Author: Mike Pellatt
Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 00:00

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On Mon, 01 Jun 1998 06:52:57 GMT, Dennis O'Neill <doneill@mci2000.com> wrote:
>I'm setting up an NT server with a Unified Messaging System.
>
>I want to get multiple phone numbers from the Telco so that I can create
>multiple Voice/Fax Mailboxes with DID. The phone companies in my area
>(PacBell & GTE) told me this is only possible with multiple SPIDs. Is there
>anyway around this or are there any ISDN cards which support multiple SPIDs
>(ie. 15 SPIDs on 2 channels)?
>
>I'll be reselling to customers with either the DMS-100 or AT&T 5ESS switch.
>I could use National-1 or Custom. I'm looking for good Active ISDN BRI & PRI
>cards as well. I need a CAPI 2.0 compliant board. I need FaxG3 (preferrably
>14400), FaxG4, & Voice capabilities. Are there any cards which support
>multiple SPIDs with these features?

Who knows.

It's got absolutely nothing, zero, zip to do with at least one
of the newsgroups you've posted to here.

I read your posting in demon.service.isdn.

This newsgroup is for discussion about service issues related
to connecting to Demon Internet over ISDN. Demon Internet is
an ISP located in the UK. Most of this is totally irrelevant
to ISDN in the UK, let alone connecting to Demon over ISDN.

Please don't just trawl your active file for newsgroups with
"isdn" in them without finding out what's on-topic in them first.

A pity you don't live in New Jersey, and have a dinette
for sale :-)

HTH

-- 
Mike Pellatt

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