Vish (visniranjan@hotmail.com) 28 Oct 2004 07:24:12 -0700

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Thanks, Fred, for your reply. Do I have to have a PC to run Asterisk? is there any other free standing device short of a PC running Linux that I can use? Thanks, Vish Fred <ennis@VixFone.com> wrote in message news:<telecom23.517.4@telecom-digest.org>: > visniranjan@hotmail.com (Vish) wrote in news:telecom23.494.4@telecom- > digest.org: >> I want to buy an inexpensive auto attendant that will announce the >> name of our company and based on callers need (1 for John, 2 for >> Peter, 3 for David) transfer the call to a remote number (home, cell >> etc.) > It can easily be done by someone who knows how to set up an Asterisk > switch -- so it could run on a pc unattended; it runs under Linux, > which is pretty robust. > The other option is to find a service that does what you need. > Fred > VixFone.com We specialize in wholesale VoIP to ISPs, auto-attendants, > foreign exchange and switch services for business.

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