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From: torstenb@onizuka.tb.9715.org (Torsten Blum)
Subject: Re: ISDN Modems
In-Reply-To: <19970919091148.YQ55583@uriah.heep.sax.de> from J Wunsch at "Sep 19, 97 09:11:48 am"
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J Wunsch wrote:

> You've got a few more advantages.  The ISDN card isn't bound to only
> access the bearer service `64k data', you can access the voice
> services as well, thus making it an intelligent answer machine.  Just
> detect the phone number of the incoming call, then decide whether to
> auto-answer the call or not, and how to do it.

I know at least one router that provides a ISDN API (CAPI) via IP.
Call +49.89.49003434 and you'll hear my answering machine
(FreeBSD + Bintec Brick Router).

libcapi for the brick available with source. I'm going to make a freebsd
port of it this weekend.

 -tb