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I must admit that I am more used to thinking of solutions in the "enterprise" way when money is not #1 priority but performance, reliability and scalability is. But now acting as a freelance consultant, I am learning to cater to the needs of (very) small businesses. > Wait. You CAN'T do this. Once you stick a Linmodem in your system you > CANNOT add any other modem because the Linmodem driver corrupts the > behavior of the serial driver. This may not apply to USB modems, but it > does apply to external serial modems. Okay... :-( PCI modems it will be then... The problem is I have yet to find any Linmodem chipset/driver that will support multiple modems in a single system. Eric Minto seems to have that working for a couple of Conexant modems but he might have done some hacks to the driver. The official distribution says multiple instances is a feature that is not currently supported. All the fancy multi-port modem/serial cards are great, except they are ridiculously expensive so they are out of the question. I can buy multiple PCs and cheap PCI modems for the price of one of these cards. 33.4k faxing is cool but most of the destinations are SME businesses, and I don't suppose they have the latest and greated FAX machines to receive in Super G3 mode. My client herself is a SME so I think she just will have to accept the time limitations. Many many thanks for all the constructive comments from all of you though! And keep the suggestions coming! I cannot believe that after all these years no one has built a super cheap fax broadcast server. Andrew > AND... having read this thread... sooner or later your client is going to > have to do this thing right. And, the right way is to use a multiport > modem (MultiTech ISI, Comtrol RocketModem, Equinox) or to go digital (T1 > and something like the Eicon Diva Server). If you went with something > that supported Super G3 faxing (V.34) then you would save some serious > time in faxing to that number of destinations. > > Lee. ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To subscribe/unsubscribe, click http://lists.hylafax.org/cgi-bin/lsg2.cgi On UNIX: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null