DialServer adds a unique set of extra services to Windows XP for the dialup user. For dialup internet connections it provides a means to lock the connection, accumulate usage statistics and ways to remotely access your system. Incoming calls are processed/routed with caller information displayed, logged and spoken on the local and remote Windows 98,ME,2000,XP systems. It also includes an in-built scheduler to tie things together.
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DialServer adds a unique set of extra dialup services to Windows XP. It includes extra handling for your Internet connections and managing any Incoming calls all tied together with an in-built scheduler. DialServer also has a set of actions that can be run, either from the scheduler or from an event such as connect / disconnect from the Internet or from a special incoming trigger call. For example with the scheduler, events and actions you can: Set up a schedule when the Internet connection is available. Locking it when its not available. Automatically connect/disconnect to the Internet at predefined times. When Internet connects, automatically update a web site or send an email with a current link to your system. (Web site, Home automation, remote desktop, etc) Record statistics for Internet use to check against your ISP usage. When a special incoming trigger call is received from you, run an action that connects to Internet for 30 minutes. *** DialServer includes some special handling for incoming calls: Lookup of caller information in a global windows address book Display or speak caller information on local and remote Windows systems. (The remote systems can be Windows 98, ME, 2000 & XP ) Route incoming calls to the correct application ( fax, answerphone, remote access ) depending on the criteria; Time, Day of week, Distinctive ring and caller number. Configure unanswered calls as trigger calls to run actions using same criteria as routing a call plus the maximum number of rings. Support for multiple incoming lines. Plus many other features!! |
