Dial a cell phone

Hi,
This is the requirement and please help me:
Whenever the table gets populated, dial and send messages to two/three cell phones.
The environment is Oracle 9i and Oracle 4.5 forms (PL/SQL) under Windows XP
Thanks in advance

With many cell phones, it is possible to receive messages sent as email (contact your cell phone provider for details - generally phonenumber@providerdomain).
It is possible to use the UTL_SMTP package to send email from the database. See the following for a good overview:
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:::::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID:255615160805

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Yes and no. At least in my opinion.
Before iPhone Apple worked with mobile hardware makers to integrate features like you describe into Address Book to make it easier to manage calls and Address Book contacts.
Now, on the iPhone those same contacts are all on the iPhone. I can see how someone at Apple might come to the conclusion that the "dial with phone" feature would not be implemented. I did use the feature all the time with my Sony Ericsson W810i, but I don't miss it at all with my iPhone.

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I cannot seem to pair my iPhone with my G5 desktop on use the feature called "dial with cell phone" . Does anyone know if this works??

Yes and no. At least in my opinion.
Before iPhone Apple worked with mobile hardware makers to integrate features like you describe into Address Book to make it easier to manage calls and Address Book contacts.
Now, on the iPhone those same contacts are all on the iPhone. I can see how someone at Apple might come to the conclusion that the "dial with phone" feature would not be implemented. I did use the feature all the time with my Sony Ericsson W810i, but I don't miss it at all with my iPhone.

Galaxy s3. when I dial *86 for voice mail. it calls my wife's cell phone?????

when I dial *86 for voice mail. it calls my wife's cell phone????? I have Galaxy S3

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           Calls her phone. Just like a regular phone call.
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Support Line - Call Forward All through Hunt Pilot to cell phone

I know I may be beating a dead horse, but I've found so much help in these forums that I figured I'd give it a shot.
We have a Cisco Unified Communications Manager Business Edition and we are running into a configuration issue. What we would like to do is to create an emergency support line for our IT staff. The way we would like this to function is that a caller dials a number, CM accepts the call and dials out to our IT staff's cell phone numbers in a round-robin fashion. To avoid the caller getting dumped into the IT staff's voice mail on their cells, we would like the staff member to have to dial a number to accept the call. If there is no answer, the call rolls to the next cell number. If no one is available, the caller should be directed to Unity Connection to leave a message. Unity then will send out text and email messages to the support staff.
I know that we can use Unity to perform an assisted transfer, which will require the user to press "1" to accept the call, and we are able to get Unity to send out the notifications (text and email) when a voice message is left. The issue is with Call Manager making the outbound calls to the cell phones.
What we have attempted is to setup DNs that call forward all to the users cell numbers. These DNs have been added to a Line Group, which has a Hunt Pilot attached to it. Any time this pilot is called, we get a reorder. Using the DNA, we see that "no device is associated with the DN", which is under the DN for the first users cell forward. If we add that DN as a second line to that users IP Phone (7940), then the call into the Hunt Pilot rings that line on the IP phone, not the CFA to the cell phone.
After weeks of digging around, it seems as though CFA in a Hunt is just not possible. My boss wants official word from Cisco about this, but TAC doesn't seem to want to help due to service contract issues (which blows my mind, as we have opened several cases in the past two months for configuration related issues). Our Business Edition came with Contact Center Xpress, although we do not have the resources available to install it. If CCX will carry out this task, that might be enough to push management into getting another server to support this, but without being able to play around with it, I don't know.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to make this work, I would GREATLY appreciate the help!
Thanks in advance,
-Geoff

Hi Geoff,
Always interesting isn't it :)
Call Forward settings on individual Hunt member phones are ignored when presented a call via the Hunt feature. Here is a clip;
The concept of hunting differs from that of call forwarding. Hunting allows Cisco CallManager to extend a call to one or more lists of numbers, where each such list can specify a hunting order that is chosen from a fixed set of algorithms. When a call extends to a hunt party from these lists and the party fails to answer or is busy, hunting resumes with the next hunt party. (The next hunt party varies depending on the current hunt algorithm.) Hunting thus ignores the Call Forward No Answer (CFNA) or Call Forward Busy (CFB) settings for the attempted party. This also applies to CFWD ALL settings.
From this doc;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a00803edabe.html#wp107892
So, any Forwarding settings have to be done on the Hunt Pilot itself. These Destination settings (on the Hunt Pilot) need to be configured to go to the Unity Voicemail Pilot # or perhaps this is where you Forward out to the Cell #;
Hunt Forward Settings
Forward Hunt No Answer - When the call that is distributed through the hunt list is not answered in a specific time, this field specifies how to forward the call.
Destination This setting indicates the directory number to which calls are forwarded. (This can be the Directory Number of the Unity VM Pilot)
Forward Hunt Busy - When the call that is distributed through the hunt list is busy in a specific time, this field specifies how to forward the call.
Destination This setting indicates the directory number to which calls are forwarded. (This can be the Directory Number of the Unity VM Pilot)
Maximum Hunt Timer - Enter a value (in seconds) that specifies the maximum time for hunting.(Used in conjunction with Forward Hunt Busy)
Maybe you could leverage these Unity Connection configs to achieve your desired results. These will ensure that the Message is not left unattended;
Cascading Message Notification
Cascading message notification allows you to send notifications to a widening circle of recipients. Cisco Unity Connection continues to send notifications according to the devices you selected until the message has been saved or deleted by a recipient.
For example, to create a cascade of message notifications for your Technical Support department,
Chaining Message Notification
Message notification can be set to "chain" to a series of notification devices if an attempt to send notification to the first selected device fails. The definition of failure to a notification device is based on the options you select for retrying a device that is not answered or is busy.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/2x/user_mac/guide/2xcucmac040.html#wp1132107
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/2x/user_mac_cmbe/guide/6xcucmbemac040.html#wp1132107
Hope this helps!
Rob

Multiple Cell Phones?

We recently got Comcast Voice set up in our house and we're now looking at the Connect app to see which features we might use. And I have a few questions. - Can the app be used by two different people on 2 different cell phones?- Whose name will appear on outgoing text messages?- Will text conversations stay local on each phone or end up comingled?- Is there any way to set up separate profiles of any sort for different family members?

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WHAT IS YOUR IDEAL CELL PHONE AND TABLET/ULTRABOOK/LAPTOP COMBO?

I’d like to see what everyone here thinks is the best CELL PHONE and TABLET/ULTRABOOK/LAPTOP combination to own this year now that the CES show is coming to a close. So post up what you think is the ideal combination from what has been announced. Maybe, just maybe, Best Buy will listen and insure they carry the products we want.
My vote goes to:
PHONE = Samsung Galaxy Note LTE (unlocked - carrier independent)
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Blackberry 9810
efficient keyboard for quick access to functions. How many other phones have 26 quick keys to dial a number?
convenient one handed operation on the bus because it has a trackpad
great battery life with the slower processor
user replaceable battery. You can change a battery for the cost of a good dinner. Other phones have sealed batteries that force you to get a hair dry to rip the battery out. Basically they force you to get a new phone....SCAM
durability..... seen too many cracked Apple screens. Takes a lot of punishment without needing a THICK "bumper"
brightness.... notice how dim iPhone screens are on bus compared to other phones?
data compression.... doesn't rack up my data plan. Doesn't have Siri. Blackberry uses 1/3 or 1/6 the data compared to other phones. Very important, especially when travelling
BBM saves me money when texting with other international BBM users.
the 9810 sliding mechanism means the phone is compact when not used, but grows in size when needed
the 9810 keyboard does not shrink my viewing area when I'm typing
Blackberry Playbook
plays flash websites.... i got tired of Apple forcing websites to create an App to work (scam)
fits in my purse and pocket
dual speakers without a dock..... it's amazing the audio quality
stereo microphones
smart bezel where the frame is an added touchpad functionality
With the upcoming OS update next month, Blackberries can take remote control of the Playbook tablet.... HOT as the phone keyboard can be used as Playbook tablet keyboard and phone screen become a mouse!

WHAT IS YOUR IDEAL CELL PHONE AND TABLET/ULTRABOOK/LAPTOP COMBO?

I’d like to see what everyone here thinks is the best CELL PHONE and TABLET/ULTRABOOK/LAPTOP combination to own this year now that the CES show is coming to a close. So post up what you think is the ideal combination from what has been announced. Maybe, just maybe, Best Buy will listen and insure they carry the products we want.
My vote goes to:
PHONE = Samsung Galaxy Note LTE (unlocked - carrier independent)
TABLET/ULTRABOOK/LAPTOP = Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 13 with Windows 8 and its’ IPS touch screen
(Posted this in the Cell Phone AND Tablet forums)

Blackberry 9810
efficient keyboard for quick access to functions. How many other phones have 26 quick keys to dial a number?
convenient one handed operation on the bus because it has a trackpad
great battery life with the slower processor
user replaceable battery. You can change a battery for the cost of a good dinner. Other phones have sealed batteries that force you to get a hair dry to rip the battery out. Basically they force you to get a new phone....SCAM
durability..... seen too many cracked Apple screens. Takes a lot of punishment without needing a THICK "bumper"
brightness.... notice how dim iPhone screens are on bus compared to other phones?
data compression.... doesn't rack up my data plan. Doesn't have Siri. Blackberry uses 1/3 or 1/6 the data compared to other phones. Very important, especially when travelling
BBM saves me money when texting with other international BBM users.
the 9810 sliding mechanism means the phone is compact when not used, but grows in size when needed
the 9810 keyboard does not shrink my viewing area when I'm typing
Blackberry Playbook
plays flash websites.... i got tired of Apple forcing websites to create an App to work (scam)
fits in my purse and pocket
dual speakers without a dock..... it's amazing the audio quality
stereo microphones
smart bezel where the frame is an added touchpad functionality
With the upcoming OS update next month, Blackberries can take remote control of the Playbook tablet.... HOT as the phone keyboard can be used as Playbook tablet keyboard and phone screen become a mouse!

Is it possible to use your cell phone as your internet through your MacBook

I was just wondering if I could get internet through my cell phone onto my MacBook.
Is it possible and if so then how?
Thanks,
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I use a Boost Mobile phone for internet access. It's slow, about dial-up speed, but it's very convenient. Not to mention, the bill is unbeatable.
It's 6 bucks a month. I picked up a Boost Mobile phone and a USB cable for about 35USD. Not to mention, there's no obligation to a contract.
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If you're not in need of bandwidth, I'd recommend it.
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Dowloading photos useing Bluetooth from Cell phone

I have a Samsung SCH a870, and would like to transfer pictures from onto a MacBook Pro using Bluetooth and iPhoto from a recent trip to Italy. The phone and Mac appeared to be paired and configured. Still iPhoto does not appear able to pick up the phone and transfer pics via Bluetooth.
Device Name: SCH-A870
Device Address: 00-17-e4-xx-xx-xx
Device Type: Phone
**Device Services: Voice Gateway, AUDIO Gateway, Dial-up Networking**
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Device services list doesn't look promising. It's puzzling that the devices aren't listed as connected.
Many thanks,
John L
College Station, TX

John,
I don't think you can directly import from your phone into iPhoto. You will need to put the phone photos into a folder somewhere (such as your desktop) and import that folder into iPhoto.
However, that 'Not connected' item is not reassuring. You may have a problem similar to mine, with my LG phone. I can get photos FROM my Mac TO the phone, but not the other direction. They are obviously connected correctly, and I can 'send' images to the phone. When I try to 'get' the images from the phone, the connection is severed.
From what I could tell on LG sites and one of the BlueTooth ones here, certain LG phones just won't transfer their images.
The only way I have found to get photos from my cell phone is to email them to myself.

How to access INTRANET mobile applications from a cell phone

Hi,
I have installed 9iAS rel 2 on two HPUX boxes (2 tiers installation) and I have followed the quickstart section of the 9iAS wireless - Get Started and System Guide, to test the wireless functionality. Most of the functions are working fine except the SMS and we are still working on the (out of the box) SMS function and try to fix it. Anyway, the next step is to access the out-of-the-box functionality in reality. The 9iAS installation is sitting in our intranet and would like to know what steps we need to do in order to access our intranet wireless application? I know we need a dial up line to access our intranet and a WAP gateway. Our unix admin is in the process of installing the WAP gateway. Once he finish setting up the gateway, what is the next step to access the intranet wireless application using the cell phone?
Your comments are highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Derek

The way I did it was install the WAPLite gateway and then set up my mobile phone to use PPP access to get behind my firewall. I had to set the IP of my WAP gateway in the mobile phone settings too.
Hope that helps.
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Greetings,
When I tell Siri to "call my wife's cell phone", "call my wife at home", it pulls up my named "Anthony Poole". However, if I tell Siri, "Alison is my wife", I get the response of "Ok, I already know that Alison Lastname is your wife".
If I say, "tell my wife I'll be home in 10 minutes", Siri respons with "Which Alison Lastname; Alison S. Lastname or Alison Lastname". However, when I search through Contacts, I only have 1 entry for my wife, which is "Alison S. Lastname".
Help, please.
Jeff

rogerhelmich,
Sorry about that. Did your wife obtain an International SIM card? If she did, then the calling will be a little different. If she did not, you will just call her phone as your normally do. Your phone will recognize that she is outside of the US and you will be billed accordingly. Here is how you would dial out to the Philippines: Dial 011 then 63 then international number.
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Carrier access code needed to call our cell phones

I am unable to call our cell phones on our Verizon land line. We keep getting a Verizon intercept message stating we need a carrier access code and advising to call the business office. I called our Verizon business office and they referred me to their repair serive. The repair service advised that it was not their problem and advised they would refer the issue to the central office---whatever that is. This happened about 10 days ago and still no reponse from their "central office".
I am able to dial our Verizon phone from our cell phone. This has been going off and on for about 6 months and still not resolved.
Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi, I am sorry you are having issues with reaching your cell phones. Please PM me your home phone # and the numbers and carriers of the phones you can not reach and I will see what I can do to help.
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3102 question - access from cell phone

Hello,
I am thinking about buying a SPA3102 after seeing the comments that you can access it from a cell phone or other landline.
My wife's family is overseas, and I want to use the free international calling from my Voip provider when she is calling from her cell phone or from her job.
I want to verify it will work with the following scenario.
I do not have any PTSN phone service. I only have voip service.
I do have a voip service with unlimited international calling.
Can I configure one of the ports on the 3102 with my current voip provider, and provision the second port on the 3102 to use another voip service (such as gizmo5 etc..). My wife would call the gizmo number from her cell phone, enter a pin, and be able to dial internationally via the free international voip service?
As an alternative, is there anyway of doing this with just the single voip provider (and not worry about the second number)?
I just switched to my current voip service because ATT canceled CallVantage. I am not very happy with the service, but I selected it because it was the only one with unlimited calling to South America, and had the ability to dial an access number to call free from a cell phone.
I'd rather get a new voip service that has better quality, even if they don't have the cell phone access, if I can get the celll access from the 3102.
Thanks in advance.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

The SPA3102 doesn't allow voip-to-voip call bridging. It only allows bridging a voip call with a pstn line (FXO port) call. You possibly could use the SPA3102 to bridge a call to another voip service if you interface the other service's ata to the FXO port of the SPA3102. Even if you do that it is not quite optimal and you may have problems.
Some voip providers do not allow you to configure your own adapter and insist that you use a locked adapter that they provide. Others do not have this restriction.
When calling South America with VoIP you can encounter some severe quality problems depending on the voip provider and the provider they use to route and terminate the call. Day of the week and time of day can also make a significant difference. This probably has something to do with the bandwidth available to the provider on the long haul to South America.
One nice advantage of the SPA3102 is that you can setup up to four additional outgoing only providers on the adapter and this allows you to use additional pay-as-you-go (pay per minute) providers and have a choice in calling.
I would try different providers to sample the voice quality to the destination(s) you are calling to find the right combination of cost vs voice quality.
Four pay-as-you-go (pay per minute) providers to check out are CallCentric, Future-Nine, CallWithUs, and OneSuite. Future-Nine and Callwithus have different quality levels (termination routes) that you can specify when you dial.
The providers also have "access numbers" that you can call without having to use a pin although some have more numbers than others and with Future-Nine you can also access their "calling card" function thru SipBroker's access numbers. Access numbers are nice because you can use them without actually having a physical voip service.
With CallCentric you can also get a CallCentric DID (incoming number) and setup your own private incoming number as an access number. CallCentric also has some South American DID's that you can setup as your own private access number..
Message Edited by hw on 10-24-2009 04:25 PM

Suggested Cell Phone

I have a new Blacmac (see other posts). My current cell phone is not Bluetooth. Can anyone suggest a good cell phone that is mac friendly in regards to syncing contacts, address book and calander. I'm currently with sprint and would prefer not to change. I'm aware of treo but can't imagine trying to dial a number on those tiny keys while driving.
AND when checking the web, I see a lot of speculation about an Apple iPhone. Should I wait for that?

Pending specific recommendations, you can find a list of compatible phones here.
As to an "iPhone", an Apple phone has been rumored for years, with obviously no release. If there ever will be such a device, no one here knows or can say (and we're not allowed to speculate about unreleased product here). So take your best guess, but if it were me, I wouldn't wait for something which may not exist or ever appear.

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