[VoIP] FW: Seattle Museum?

[Greg Blakely]

-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Smith [mailto:duncan.b.smith at gmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2008 5:43 PM
To: Voice Over IP Tandem for Analog Switches
Subject: Re: [VoIP] Seattle Museum?

On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 06:15:04PM -0400, Doug Alderdice wrote:
> At 02:58 PM 5/11/2008 -0700, chuck richards wrote:

>> So far, the only response that has come back with a telephone number 
>> for the Seattle museum on CNET is 832-XXXX.
>>
>> Does that mean that by dialing 832-anything, that one can expect to 
>> hear the Seattle Museum's introductory announcement if the call is 
>> placed when they are open?
>
> My guess is "Yes."  I certainly heard a lengthy announcement regarding

> the exchanges and switches at Seattle when I called.

That announcement is presently set to play on all numbers on the
presently non-routed office codes (832, 830, 722).  The Asterisk machine
is connected 24/7, however, so you don't need to wait until the museum
is open.

Eventually I'll have a "museum closed" recording for when it's closed,
and several switch-info recordings on otherwise unassigned numbers.
Maybe some recordings of calls that actually complete.

At this very moment the Asterisk box is down.  I performed an unattended
reboot after a kernel upgrade yesterday and it sort of didn't come back
up....

> The number I inadvertently dialed on April 26th (a Saturday) was
> 832-2515 -- I was attempting 833-2525 on my own system but my Motorola

> ATA munged the rotary info from the AE40 I was using.
>
>> Is there an online directory of the Seattle museum's CNET numbers 
>> available anywhere?  Or is the listening to their introductory 
>> announcement on the still unknown 832 number the only way to get that

>> directory information?
>
> I haven't see one.  Paging Duncan Smith...

Yes?

How many times ought I say this:

232 is the 5XB
832 is the 1XB
722 is the Panel
830 is the 3ESS

I'll get a better directory up on the website as soon as I get a good
listing of numbers.  I'll try to do that this week.

Time permitting I'll also send a VERY DETAILED UPDATE to the list,
because it seems like what I'm doing actually matters to someone.  (!)

Here are my priorities right now, approximately sorted:

1 - schoolwork

2 - fix kernel on asterisk machine

3 - compile zaptel drivers ... again :(

4 - gather & post a directory list

5 - check wiring on 3ESS's status panel

6 - wire & route two trunks to 1XB (832)

7 - clean up tie cable to 3ESS to add trunks
    (The 3ESS is on the lower floor, and all I have to work with is a
     congested 100-pair cable.)

8 - finish RP address signalling for zaptel

9 - two trunks to Panel

10 - ???



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So you ought to be able to call +1 232 0015 and have it complete (albeit
with horrid echo) by about 10am Pacific time Tuesday.  No guarantees,
though.  I'm not quite carrier-grade yet.

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