[hylafax-users] several ISDN questions

[Toni Mueller <support-hylafax@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I need to set up a fax server using Debian/Etch handling some 200-300
faxes per day. This should be done using an ISDN BRI card.

I dimly remember that, in olden times, the AVM B1 was apparently
considered the "holy grail" of ISDN faxing, but have never set it up,
and also am a bit confused about what the right way to go is, these
days, with vastly different Linux kernels. I'd like to know whether
this is still the case, or whether cards like the Eicon DIVA, or the
HFC cards, are better to use for such a task. The machine will not do
very much work besides faxing, so if it's a question of CPU speed, the
Core2Duo in the box should probably manage.

Some advice about whether to try to talk directly to the card, try to
use some CAPI stuff (mISDN?), or whether to prefer the Asterisk route
which I have seen some talk about, would be really great!

TIA!


Kind regards,
--Toni++


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