[Asterisk-Users] Announcement System for a Charity

[Steve Jones]

First, I'm surprised it didn't detect your network card..  I'd say it'd be worth putting in another network card.  It's autodetected every one I've used....
 
Second, I am not sure if it has "built in" functionality to do what you want, but it certainly will come closer out of the box than a scratch-built asterisk...   If you're comfortable and proficient with compiling and installing things in linux, you'll certainly learn more by installing asterisk by yourself, but if you want to get a PBX up quickly, I'd really recommend A at H first...  You can use it as a base, and build the autoattendant to do what you want, just as you would after you created your scratch system!
 
-Steve

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From: Nabeel Jafferali [mailto:asterisk-lists at x2n.ca]
Sent: Thu 4/20/2006 3:14 PM
To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion'
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Announcement System for a Charity



> Why not use Asterisk at Home?  It's got the AMP/FreePBX already
> installed, so it'd be easy for them to maintain, and should
> do what you want..

I considered using A at H, but the installation did not detect my network card
and I kind of gave up.

However, regardless, does A at H have built-in functionality to have a hidden
menu for a user to modify a recorded file (i.e. a file played as an option
on the IVR). And I don't mean from the A at H web interface, I mean an option
that can be added to the IVR menu.

Nabeel




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