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> > Can you tell us what CISCO hardware you are using ? We have spent a lot of > time recently with a system using SVR3000/SVR200/VGA2100 hardware on E1 > lines and have been unable to get fax working 'reliably'. It's possible > that some of the issues we are experiencing are because it's a 'hosted' IP > solution.... we just don't know yet. We're using VWIC-2MFT-E1 hardware with IP Voice/Fax network modules. We can put the faxserver on POTS but I can't keep the same numbers and it'll be very difficult to tell everyone to send faxes to a new number. > Their are no fundamental problems with HylaFAX.... it's probably in the top > 5 of most reliable fax server solutions that you can deploy. We test > something like 50 different fax software solutions and so I think we should > know. As Lee explained yesterday fax hardware is still a vital component in > many deployments. Yes, you can deploy budget hardware but I think you have > seen the results. Alternatively, if you invest in a Mainpine IQ Express > board not only do you get the latest technology but you also get it from a > company that really cares about fax. > > Personally, if I was deploying a digital solution then I'd either look at a > channel bank with Mainpine modems (gives you V.34 and incredible > simplicity), or Asterisk and IAXmodem (only V.17 but supports more complex > routing capabilities). An awful lot depends on how much time you want to > spend administering the system (if you are deploying 60 servers then the > answer is keep it simple). > > I'd encourage you to contact Derrek Sypert (derrek.sypert@xxxxxxxxxxxx) to > discuss your requirements in depth. Derrek has worked in the fax software > industry for many years including supporting most of the major fax software > solutions. You might also wish to take advantage of our 30 day return > policy (try a Mainpine fax board for 30 days... if you don't like it then > return it and you only pay for the shipping). > > And finally, could you do me a really big favour and send me a copy of the > email that you sent to sales (preferably a copy in your sent folder so that > it has the time and date stamps) ? We've had some reports of lost email > recently and the sooner we can track this down the better. > ____________________ 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@xxxxxxxxxxx < /dev/null *To learn about commercial HylaFAX(tm) support, mail sales@xxxxxxxxx*