bet you can't answer my questions..
Jennifer Martino
shadOw killer wrote:
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> *** REPLYTO: PIW...@FREENET.MB.CA
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> =) you guys always answer my questions. anyways, if you'd kindly
> answer my question via private email, i'd absolutely adore it. i have
Actually, if someone does answer one or more of his questions (and damn
good ones I might add), I would apprecite it if they would reply both to
the group and to his e-mail. I would like to know the answers to some of
those questions too.
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XKMFDMx
please CC any info on this stuff to me as well.....it seems rather interesting.
I've heard a lot about the Nortel Millenium phones, but never actually seen
one..
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Racism+bigotry+sexism=IGNORANCE
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In article <352cf886...@news.pangea.ca>,
piw...@freenet.mb.ca wrote:
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> hi! i'm a telecommunications-enthusiast. most of the
> linesman and professors at university haven't been able to answer
> these questions. i figured i'd confer with the expertise of usenet.
> =) you guys always answer my questions. anyways, if you'd kindly
> answer my question via private email, i'd absolutely adore it. i have
> can you? =) cheers!
>
> general questions:
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> + i thought pbxes need its own physical circuit id when dialing out.
> on the pbx at work, any call that goes out, even if lines are used
> simulataneously, ani shows up the same for each one. how can this be?
> enniums be made to ring by either ringback, or an operator?
> As usual this is computer controled at the C.O. when all the lines are in a hunt group, the pilot number ( the first one) is the refferance for billing and directory asistance
individual lines will of course ring in when their number is dialed.
>
> + (non-telco); does anyone know how tv cable systems work? like,
> the whole infrastructure. how is the cable company able to give basic
> cable, extra cable features without scrambling? i thought we all
> basically shared the same "pipe" of cable stream information.
> any cable techies out there?
> Whall it is true that the cable is a pipe the use of adressable set top boxes determines what premium channels you recieve and in more basic service filters installed between your drop wire and the cable tap on the street can determine what you recieve as well
>
I hope this answers a few of your questions, there sure wher a bunch!
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Jennifer Martino
XKMFDMx wrote:
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> please CC any info on this stuff to me as well.....it seems rather interesting.
> I've heard a lot about the Nortel Millenium phones, but never actually seen
> one..
Actually, I posted the info so kindly sent to me (Thanks again.) in
alt.phreaking and alt.2600 for others to enjoy as well. If you missed
the posts, mail me and I'll forward it to you.
> *Maniac* 1-978-440-8146 x.212
> Lurker, Telecom and electronics enthusiast, frequent babbler....
> "why does it seem that pop culture is the only culture we'll ever have?"
> Racism+bigotry+sexism=IGNORANCE
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Rhodes
>+ i have callid + name. once, the name showed up in lowercase,
>instead of the usual uppercase. any ideas why this happened? would
>the telco change MY name on the callid from upper to lowercase? i
>like lowercase. <grin>
>
I would guess that the Reverse White Pages database used to retrieve the
Caller Name is served by replicated SCPs and each SCP has a different copy
of the same information, the one in lower case is the backup SCP for the
service and is only invoked when the target SCP with upper case information
is off-line. I wonder if this is intentional?
Jeffrey Rhodes at jeffrey...@worldnet.att.net