Speaking of the IP relay, is it me or do you sometime also find the IP Relay operators to be impatient ? That they sometime are too quick to state along the lines of "I'm sorry but without a response, I'm going have to disconnect". I'm not talking about like waiting for 5 mins or something. But actually what seem to me to be actually less than a minute or something ? For instance, that after
seems that I found smthing similar called voice carry over but only on regular phones. well even that is better than nothing On Feb 26, 7:11 pm, Ken <kkerri...@ozemail.com.au> wrote: On Feb 26, 9:08 am, "tes...@gmail.com" <tes...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi everyone I was wondering if you know of any IP Relay services that allow user to use a cell phone in a way that I speak to
Hi everyone I was wondering if you know of any IP Relay services that allow user to use a cell phone in a way that I speak to the other party but that other parties response is readable on the messenger screen. I am hearing imparied but not deaf and can communicate over cell phone but high pitch voices and children are a trial. I beleive IP Relay allows only text coommunication on cell phones
Thank you Phillip. I completely understand the pointless nature of this, and that it is at best just a point of failure. As you have probably come into at times, I am merely just trying to do what is being requested by management. I was at a complete loss of this request, as you can tell by my post. To even add more, we actually have static IP's that are connecting, so the firewall can be
1. I am a newbie (to this). 2. I am not well versed in Windows 3. Be nice OK, that out of the way, this is in a nutshell I am trying to do. I think it is possible, or at least it seems so. We have an IP on a Windows 2K3 server in our DMZ. We need to allow a type of automated process to access an internal server via a specific port. The network/security folks do not want to just NAT on
