maples@uunet.uu.net> (05/31/91)
This may be a long shot, but here's what I want to do: Get a central voice mail processing card that stores digitized voice when a phone circuit rings over. I would then like to be able to store and forward this file to the intended recipient as mail. If a central system is available, it would be for a Sun 4/370 running 4.1.1 If the only possibility is a card per user machine, they would be for Apple Mac II's running A/UX. I would also like to be able to get a fax modem card at 9600/9600 for the Sun 4/370 that would do send and receive faxes via a network shareable server or queue like the 'lp' daemon. Another possibility would be a smart ethernet device to do this. Are there such devices as these? Who makes them? What are the limitations, features, etc. If there are enough replies and interest generated, I'll post a summary. Greg Maples | These are my opinions, not yours. Keep your Systems Group Leader | hands off 'em. They're also not the opinions DuPont Design Technologies | of my employer or yours. So there. (c) 1991 maples%ddtisvr@uunet.uu.net | The preceding is an opinion which is mine.