Patrick Larkin Jr writes:
>Pierre-Yves Bonnetain wrote:
>Well, *I* used to run a "war-dialer" over all our DID numbers
>that were NOT known faxes/modems. Now, we have a Northern
>Telecom with mostly digital lines, so modems can't easily
>be attached. What I REALLY want is some software that sits
>in the PBX, "listens" to calls enough to detect if there's
>a modem talking on a line that should be voice only.... then
>tear down the call if there is. I've heard of such a thing,
>but NorTel is clueless. Anyone know of such a package?
Random thought: would it be possible to insert a (hardware) filter
on incoming lines to block modem signalling frequencies? This would
not disturb voice traffic but might be an effective solution. Modern modems
of course use a whole spectrum of frequencies in parallel, but all you
would need is to prevent the initial protocol negotiation, which is
much more fixed.
Or am I totally clueless?
Patrick (Not At All A Hardware Expert) O'Callaghan
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