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| DATE | 2005-09-04 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Bayonne Nich
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Most commonly, we assume GNU Bayonne will be used as a voice application
server that sits behind an existing telephone switch such as an
enterprise PBX system. However, GNU Bayonne can also be connected and
used directly with the public telephone network, and, or even, with the
right hardware, as a complete programmable telephone system entirely on
it's own.
With these wide ranges of uses, all of which can depending on different
hardware, with different characteristics and capabilities, the first
choice one has to make is in understanding how or for what purpose one
will use GNU Bayonne for. The second choice is then which vendor's
hardware one will use with it, based on the intended deployment and
capability or suitability of different vendor's computer telephony
hardware. This installation guide is not intended to explain how GNU may
be used to create applications or what features it has, but only to
cover issues relevant to software installation. If these questions are
unknown to you, then it is strongly suggested that you carefully review
the other documentation that is part of GNU Bayonne 1.2 and then make
some decision as to how you wish to use and deploy GNU Bayonne before
continuing any further with this manual!
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