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CN Liu wrote: > > Hello! > > I can send from hylafax-v4.0pl2 in Linux 2.0.35 by issuing command: > > sendfax -n -d 9999 /etc/hosts > > Now I am trying to use WHFC 1.0.2 in Windows95 from which to send faxes. > I want to allow all users and hosts in domain company.com.tw to access > hylafax services. Hi, is your DNS working properly ? Try only the ip address of the host which runs WHFC or the ipaddress of your network e.g assume us use a network of 192.168.1.xx then your hosts file should look like : localhost 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.* > > I can also connect from Windows to hfaxd: > > C:\WINDOWS>telnet mail 4559 > > also works. Enter in your telnet session (replace username with a valid username) : USER username and see whats happend. > I tried in 2 different ways: > 1. Every time I started WHFC, WHFC always prompted for password. I gave > it the password. Then WHFC is dead forever. This is a problem with the HylaFAX hosts file or a problem with DNS .Your hosts file looks good, so i think it's a problem of DNS. Is your reverse mapping for the WHFC host working ? > 2. If I click "Test Printing" in Windows95 Printer Manager, I get > message > > WHFC-Ole Server not found > > in dialog box "WHFCMON". The WHFC Ole Server may be confused by your prevoius starts of WHFC, or you have an old Win 95 version. Have a look on the various service packs, available for Win 95 (On Windows NT here is at least SP 3 reqiered), but first make sure, that WHFC works propperly on your first way. Uli -- Ulrich Eckhardt Tr@nscom GbR http://people.frankfurt.netsurf.de/uli http://www.transcom.de Lagerstra�e 11-15 A8 64807 Dieburg Germany