Re: [hylafax-users] Recommendations

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There have been some recent posts about t38modem, and I suggest that you 
search for them in the archives.

t38modem is not dead.  It has changed homes twice since at OpenH323.  It 
now is at http://sourceforge.net/projects/opalvoip ... although it's 
fairly new there.  Unfortunately, t38modem never has had the kind of 
documentation that you will see with HylaFAX... nor the support 
groups... but for now t38modem would seem to me to be your best 
alternative.  Many people are using t38modem in production.

If you can use t38modem with H.323 that may be the easiest way to do it 
right now, but t38modem 1.0.0 *does* support SIP as well.

The best source of documentation is the README file that comes with 
t38modem and the "t38modem --help" output.

Lee.


Jennifer Eyrich wrote:

> Hello,
>  
> I just installed VoIP on my internal network and I am looking for a 
> solution to be able to send and recieve faxes from an email client 
> (Outlook).
>  
> Infrastucure is:
>  
> SIP server (CommuniGate) -->AudioCodes SIP to PSTN gateway(supports 
> H323/T38) -->PRI handoff -->PSTN by way of CISCO IAD.
>  
> We have a block of DIDs (a seperate # for each user) and want each 
> person to receive and send faxes by way of the email client.
>  
> I have read  about HylaFax and T38modem...  I would be hesitant to go 
> the route of T38modem if the support for the software is n/a since the 
> site seems to be down for a bit.
>  
> Is there a recommendation regarding a pseudo modem that will work with 
> HylaFax or is the T38modem the way to go?
>  
> btw - I am proficient with VoIP and SIP, but not the fax protocols.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
>
> *Jennifer C. Eyrich |*Network Administrator
> Resnick Amsterdam Leshner, PC | 653 Skippack Pike, Suite 300 |Blue 
> Bell, Pa 19422
> Phone - 215.628.8080  x139 | Fax - 215.628.4752 |Website - 
> _www.ral-cpa.com_ <http://www.ral-cpa.com/>
> */ /*
>
>  



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