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Posts posted by Karl Stallknecht
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Oh, sorry, I thought you were talking about SMS. SMS through a company like ZipWhip and using Peerless for voice is the thing that isn't supported.
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I think 2600hz's official response is that they won't guarentee the reliability and it's best effort/you're taking a risk that they won't provide support with. At least that's what I last heard and I assume nothing has changed...
From our own experience the Peerless solution has worked just fine with no problems.
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I think the idea is that an admin (i.e. office manager) should always be monitoring the outgoing faxes. We've seen situations in the past where our clients were thrilled that they could have this because they caught their employees faxing documents that they shouldn't be at work (i.e. resumes or stealing sensitive client information).
But I agree that it should be an option to leave it blank if you want, although I feel like almost always a manager or someone at a company should be monitoring the outgoing faxes? -
We just setup an FTP server in one of our data centers and did it this way. But no, it isn't SFTP, it's regular FTP.
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Yep, just ask 2600hz to port the DID to Peerless. Never had any issues with this. It's all seamless and ZipWhip can have it setup in literally minutes after the port completes.
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We also use ZipWhip and ran into the same issue. We use Peerless for our customers who want to use ZipWhip and have had zero problems so far (knock on wood). Everyone else is on Bandwidth though unless they want SMS/MMS.
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I think several of the carriers have a version of this app. I know when I used to have Verizon with an Android they had a built in app that did this exact same thing. Like T-Mobile though it used a separate database and it wasn't using actual CNAM data. The thing is though, this app cost another $5/month so I assume most people didn't/don't use it because of this cost. I remember they had a 30 day free trial though so I tried it out.
*As far as I am aware* cell phones never show actual CNAM data. They'll usually show the location (city and state) based off of the area code and prefix though. Occasionally we will have a customer say they got a complaint that their number showed with a weird name, and we assume it's one of those people subscribing to this app/service. -
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As far as I know, they're 100% totally gone after they are sent. We've had this issue a few times where clients' email providers blocked 2600hz servers and the voicemails were unfortunately lost forever. Our clients were incredibly irritated and upset of course.
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Excellent question!!!
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Unfortunately I've given up on these :-/ All of them (including the Panasonic TGP) had issues that our clients complained about. One big issue is none of them support BLF as far as I can tell so it doesn't allow clients to easily use parking spots. Almost all of our clients heavily rely on parking spots and having them manually use parking spots is out of the question.
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I wonder if someone mistook me for the 2600hz Karl on accident haha
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Wow, I'm honored lol
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I guess that would work, I just didn't think about it from that side. I was thinking about something moreso built in.
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Okay, so how about just an email notification if a device doesn't answer a call? (NO_ANSWER or something I think...)
I guess this would get messy with ring groups though...the "ignore completed elsewhere" option doesn't seem to consistently work with all phones. -
Not just slack...missed call notifications would be great emailed too! Maybe like a daily report or something, or on a per-call basis.
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That's what we do, but I think Darren got upset because it generates a lot of bounces on their end.
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Hmm, someone from 2600hz will have to add you to that section of the community. Sorry!
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The feature is there, but they later discovered that they needed to do a few things to enable it on production. Ticket KAZOO-4062 was to track them doing those things. It won't be available in the GUI the last I heard, and is just something that you can do either with an API or they can do manually from their end. But as of right this second it is not available.
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See ticket KAZOO-4062 in JIRA. Unfortunately that is all I know.
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Not sure about having a device on-site, but I do know that they finished building integration so that you can stream a SHOUTcast stream. It should be released pretty soon.
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Right, but this *could* be a situation where they intended it to work that way or if they make it work the way you want it could break something. I'm just commenting from the outside though, I do not know for sure. I agree it's frustrating.
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I'm not sure if 2600hz considers this a bug, but I would inquire with support if I were you.
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