[Asterisk-Dev] Implementing Community voice mail using Asterisk

[Preston Garrison]

Your best bet is to go on irc.freenode.net/com and join #asterisk..  
You will probably find people there that would help you.  I am not sure 
the -dev list is a good place for these questions.  As for the 
implementation of asterisik, no hardware is needed other then a server 
if you are doing pure VOIP or using a VOIP telco provider.


Preston Garrison
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-----Original Message-----
From: Arun Garg <arun_garg at da-iict.org>
To: asterisk-dev at lists.digium.com
Sent: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:29:44 +0530 (IST)
Subject: [Asterisk-Dev] Implementing Community voice mail using Asterisk

hi all
I am a student and want to develop a "community voice mail" service 
using
Asterisk PBX. The Community voicemail may be understood as telephony
counterpart of normal email and is widely available in US for quite some
time.

I want to develop a scaleable application, in which users should be able
to send and receive messages through PSTN,PBX,IP telephony and email.
I have read some documents regarding Asterisk but i am not getting a 
hang
on the following questions:
1. what should be a 'good'(read least cost) hardware configuration for 
the
development of the application and its deployment later on.
2. Can I start out without having any Digium hardware at all?
3. What is the URL of if Some kind of introduction to coding an
application for asterisk exists?

I understand that there are quite a lot of experts on this mailing list
and such types of question may sound too simple for them to answer.But 
the
answer to these questions mean a lot to me.
I will be very thnakful if any generous soul answers these questions.A 
lot
of  newcomers might be having the same questions.
thanks
arun

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