> I'm not talking about the internet... Picture this... Customer calls
> VOICE (ie pots) to the ISP's long distance carrier device... It picked
> up, got the number the customer wanted to call, and then placed a call
> to a cirtain IP (of the box in the town of destination) and then placed
> the call.. boom.. instant LD service.. At 9.6k sync per channel I don't
> think there would be much of a problem.
What sort of hardware are you suggesting to use? Pm equipment could not do
this unless you were using TCPIP based communications between both
parties. Then if you did that, youd need to set up many many dial on
demand locations for EACH customer's STATIC ip number so that the
portmangler would dial any customers that were not already on the 'net.
Or I guess you could use dynamic if you kept some sort of internal table
but Ive never set up a dialing location with dynamic address allocation
and I dont know that you can even do that.
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Jake Messinger 713-772-6690 jake@ams.com
Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. jake@uh.edu
8300 Bissonnet #400 fax: 713-774-3498
Houston, Texas 77074 http://www.ams.com/~jake
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