DMG4449%RITVAX.BITNET@CORNELLC.ccs.cornell.edu (01/05/89)
Is there a relatively inexpensive device I could buy to attach to a standard
RJ11 telephone line which has both 3-way, and telco call forwarding as well as
the fact that there is another line in the house which would allow me to
remotely control call forwarding. I would want to be able to activate,
deactivate, and change the number it forwards to, but of course security is
important. Does such an inexpensive beast exist???
Thanks,
Daniel
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In article <telecom-v09i0004m03@vector.UUCP>, DMG4449%RITVAX.BITNET@CORNELLC.ccs.cornell.edu writes: > Is there a relatively inexpensive device I could buy to attach to a standard > RJ11 telephone line which has both 3-way, and telco call forwarding as well as > the fact that there is another line in the house which would allow me to > remotely control call forwarding. I would want to be able to activate, > deactivate, and change the number it forwards to, but of course security is > important. Does such an inexpensive beast exist??? Uh, what about your computer? Write/adapt a demon to wake up at certain times and change the number forwarded, or set up an option as part of a dial-in program. After all, what else does your computer have to do when you're not around to keep it busy? -- Zaphod: "It doesn't look like any kind of vortex to me." Gargravarr: "It isn't. It's just the lift." phaedrus@flatline.uucp / uunet!sugar!flatline!phaedrus (James E. Hartman)