Sending fax with SMTP

Hi,
I want to configure the sending of fax via SMTP. I´ve read the note Note 455140 - Configuration of e-mail, fax, paging or SMS using SMTP. But there are concepts that I´ve not much clear. Which is the process of sending the fax via email.
The sapconnect for sending emails is configured, and the mails are received correctly. which elements are necessary?
sap system -> smtp mail server -> target fax?¿?¿
More thanks

Hi Juan,
I don´t have a Fax Server that supports SMTP, I thought that there are two options via smtp or fax server.
Then It´s mandatory to have a fax server.
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