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Re: [hylafax-users] Digital HylaFAX Solution Recommendation
Dan Brummer wrote:
I'm currently running HylaFAX 4.1.8 on RedHat9 with a single four-port
modem card. I am looking for a better solution to my current setup
that will have more redundancy and eight or more fax lines. I'm
impressed with the capabilities of digital and I was wondering if it
will be a viable solution for my enterprise. I'm asking you what
solutions/recommendations have worked best for a digital HylaFAX
setup? My primary goal is to have eight or more outgoing lines and
the ability to have two or more rack mount servers for
redundancy/fail-over.
You can have eight or more lines with both digital or analog. Pricing
between comparable an analog deployment or a digital deployment will
vary quite a bit depending on the providers and your arrangements with
them... so you may want to factor that in to your decision making.
Hardware prices, too, will vary, dependinng on what you purchase and how
you purchase it. However, your options with an analog deployment are
greater than those with digital.
With analog you can use MainPine RockForce, MultiTech ISI, Comtrol
RocketModems (II and not III), and Equinox Multimodems. The maximum
density is 8 modems per card... so you'll need one or more cards
depending on your needs. I would recommend using any of these in Class
1/1.0.
With digital you can go with Patton 2977 (in Class 1 after a firmware
update), Eicon Diva Server, or a slightly more complicated arrangment
with Asterisk PBX and iaxmodem with any suitable hardware there. My
recommendation here is to go with the Patton.
Anyway, we have this conversation about once a month here... you may
want to check the archives.
Lee.
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