Fax server recommended

Hello,
We are looking out to install a fax server in our Office (Chennai, India) for our SAP systems in ECC 6.0.
We are still in the process of deciding on the right faxserver to meet our requirements.
It would be helpful if you could throw some light on the below areas of our concern:
1)      What are the Fax servers recommended by SAP?
2)     Primarily, will be able to print sales order, purchase order and Certificate of analysis (COA) from our SAP systems?
3)     What are the additional hardware requirements (with specifications) required to install the fax server?
4)     Is there a trial version available? If so, for how long? Can we install the trial version on our own/ do we need the assistance of third-party vendor team?
5)     What is the approximate cost involved in installing the fax server in INR(Indian Rupees)?
6)     Will we need the assistance of a third-party vendor to install the fax server and for future maintenance?
7)     Duration and cost of maintenance?

Hi,
Maybe it is caused by the format of the rule is incorrect. Please try to refer to the following thread and article to see if it helps.
Dialing Rule Problem (+1)
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/ccd2b7da-1ae3-4be6-9a99-d84bcf6b28a9/dialing-rule-problem-1?forum=winserverprint
Dialing rules overview
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc759614(v=ws.10).aspx
Best Regards,
Andy Qi
Andy Qi
TechNet Community Support

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Make your own Fax Server with Automator! (Pagesender solution for Mavericks)

I have been scouring these discussion boards for some time now looking for a suitable substitute to PageSender, an awesome fax solution for the Mac from SmileOnMyMac LLC, which for some inexplicable reason stopped development and updates after OS 10.6.8. The result is that many small business office users who still rely on fax (and yes...no matter what they tell you, most of the business world DOES still use fax because it's legally binding and more secure than email for the transmission of legal documents or healthcare records, and does not rely on database integration accross different systems, which is sadly but very realistically still a long ways off), and no longer have a way to integrate faxes into a paperless or digital workflow office system.
I suspect like many folks who receive faxes, those who used PageSender, used a very powerful feature to forward faxes by email, thereby turning your Mac into a Fax server that could distribute your faxes to other workstations and staff throughout the business via email. Presumably, if you have your own email server (Exchange, Kerio, AppleMail server, PostFix enabler etc.) you could distribute faxes on your own internal network, securely behind a firewall, and effectively create a digitial/paperless workflow for your faxes.
Even if you have a USB modem or multifunction printer that allows you to recieve a Fax to your desktop (Apple's internal fax via printer preferences, and some HP models like the HP MFP 127fw) for example will allow you to recieve a Fax to a desktop folder or forward to a single email address. But the former is of limited functionaliy and the later only lets you send to an email address out over the internet with a registered public domain, which means you give up all control of privacy and means you can't process it through a private mail server to create a digital workflow for your office...
...Until now!!!
I am happy to report that I have finally discovered a very easy and useable feature that will save a lot of time, money, and headaches for those looking to create a digital workflow and fax server system for a small office system. (I don't think there is any limit to scale here, but I suspect offices with more than 10 employees probably have a BizHub, or HP MFP/digital sender that can create the same process directly from the printer, but of course these come with a price tag of $2000 and up...).
To accomplish this however, you will need some basic requirements which are as follows:
1) A USB modem from either US Robotics or Zoom Modem. These are readily available from Amazon, MacMall or any number of other online vendors and work very well and seemlessly with all Macs running OSX right up through Mavericks
OR
A Multifunction printer that is capable of receiving faxes to a desktop Mac like the HP 127 fw. Other models exist from other manufacturers as well, but you will have to do a bit of research and probably check with the vendor or user manual directly to confirm that Fax to desktop is supported for Mac and OS 10.9.
2) A dedicated Mail Server (MSFT Exchange, Kerio, MacOSX server with mail server enabled, or PostFix enalber or MailServe from Cutedge Systems)
You will need to set up an email account on your server that is the parent for all incoming faxes from which the faxes will be sent out as part of your digital workflow. This is beyond the scope of this discussion but if you've come this far and you're still reading, you probably know how to do this already. I recommend setting this up as a POP account, not IMAP. This way, the attatchments (your faxes) will always remain on your server as a back up, until you delete them from the server.
3) Now simply go to System preferences and select "Printers and Scanners". Select either the Fax printer for your multifunction printer, or add a fax printer/reviever using the + button and select "Fax" if you are using a USB modem. You must have the USB modem attatched to the computer in order to use the built-in Apple Fax feature for the latter option.
4) Now click on the receive options. Select "Recieve faxes to this computer" and set your ring answer settings. Check "Save to" and select the designated folder (either Faxes or Shared Faxes on your computer) or create a new folder. Depending on the volume of faxes, and your back up systems, you may want to designate a separate folder on a separate drive, exclusively for your Faxes. This is where all your faxes will be stored.
5) Now launch "Automator" in your applications folder and create a new workflow. You will be presented with several options. Select "Folder Action".
6) At the top right of the window space you will see "Folder Action receives files and folders added to" . Select the Fax folder you created in step 4.
7)On the left hand side of the "Actions" menu select "Mail"
8) From the list of actions select "New Mail Message" this will take the latest Fax added to your Fax folder and attach it as a PDF to a new outgoing mail. In the "TO" address put the email address that belongs to the parent account your created for the Faxes on your mail server eg. [email protected]. In the subject field you can put "Fax Workflow" or any other generic subject that will identify to all reciptients that this is an email that contains a Fax/PDF attatchment.
Under "account" use the SMTP account you set up on your mail server to handle the routing of internal emails. In most cases, this will be the same as the parent account created above. (Effectively, this account is sending and receiving emails to itself).
9) From the list of actions, select "Send outgoing messages".
10) Save the Automator workflow with a name like "FaxDistribution" or "FaxFlow".
11) Go back to the Fax folder you created in step 4. Right click or option click on the folder and scroll down the options menu and select "Folder Actions Setup". You will see a list of scripts including the Automator workflow you just created. Choose it.
That's it!! From now on, when you get a fax, it will get dumped into the designated fax folder, and this will automatically trigger the workflow to atttach and send it as an email to anyone in your office that is set up to receive emails with the "faxserver" address. You now have a paperless fax digital workflow server system for distributing your faxes digitally to anyone in your office who needs to review your faxes. Good luck!

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Fax server integration with peoplesoft

Hi,
I want to integrate Fax Server with PSOFT 8.9. Can anybody suggest me any proper way or documentation. Please give me doccument id if it is available at my oracle support.
Thanks,

Allister,
I have integrated Forte with a GammaLink Fax NT workstation in a high
volume outgoing fax application. For more information on GammaLink,
go to www.dialogic.com, select alphabetic listing of products, select
G and select GammaLink. Good luck! Let me know if you have any
questions.
Regards,
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Hi,
The Perth office is about to start a project that requires a highlevel of
integration between a Forte application and a fax server. I would bevery
interested in hearing from you if you have any experience regardingthis.
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Also, the final decision on what fax server to purchase has not beenmade
yet, so if you can recommend one for the following setup, it would be
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Creating domain and Excahnge mailbox , Fax Server etc.. to small busiiness

Hi ,
I would like to create to my costumer who has 2 computer (Win 8.1 on both: one laptop and one is a desktop computer) by his demand a domain which will contain of course his company's name (I did check the domain availability on one of the Domain web
checkers) and of course a mailbox and fax server or fax2mail option which will allow all faxes being sent - to get to his inbox and not to a fax machine.
However I wonder what roles should I add (I guess the the following roles are necessary:
*DHCP
*DNS
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*also there is a need to install the Exchange (maybe on some other computer)
I haven't mentioned that I created a server 2012 on a desktop computer i5 processor, with 10GB RAM, 500GB HD capacity .. Not a "super server" but this server/computer can meanwhile "provides the merchandising"
Please assist here :)
Thanks in Advanved :)

Hi,
Based on your description, I understand that you want to set up the Windows Server 2012 as DC and deploy Active
Directory environment. Then, add some roles (DHCP, DNS and Fax Server) and Exchange Server on the Server 2012 DC. If anything I misunderstand, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
Please refer to following threads and articles, then check if can help you.
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the DNS Server Service
DHCP
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Installing
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installation.
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Fax server database

Hi,
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Anyone has experiences on this pls help.
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hoanghiep

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I have installed the Cisco Fax Server with either SQL 2005 Express, SQL Standard 2005 or Standard 2008, but not changed the version after install. The following versions are supported (copied from the 9.4 installation guide):
SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition
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SQL Server 2005 Express
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SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition
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SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition
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Note: With subsequent versions of SQL, RightFax upgrades typically address local SQL installed during the fax server install. For example, local copies of MSDE were upgraded to SQL 2005 Express. If you provide a version other than the Express version, you are responsible for the upgrades to keep it current with fax server requirements.
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FAX server in 10.5 server and across subnets

We can use 10.5 Server as a FAX server. Since I got this working a while ago, it has run reliably.
This is how we are doing it. Hopefully this will help others get it working too.
Our server: 10.5.2, Pro Intel 2x2.8 quad with a USB Apple faxmodem attached to the front USB port plugged into a standard phone line. Print service is set up and running and happens to be serving printers for us. Once the FAX seemed to get confused and not receive or send. I unplugged the USB fax, plugged it back in and it was fine again.
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At the server still in System Preferences > Fax and print > the new fax appears in the bottom of the printers list under "Faxes." Select the fax. Select "receive options" and set up how the fax is to receive and place received faxes. Ours go in to a folder in a share point which is available and automounted to everyone on our network so anyone, anywhere can get the incoming faxes. The next point assumes that you will do the same.
In 10.4 and once in 10.5 I had to delete the fax manually from System Preferences and recreate it as above when everything seemed to stop working and unplugging the modem and rebooting the server did not fix the stall. As long as everything is named exactly the same when you recreate the fax, no other changes or repeat of what is described below was needed.
For each of the users in our OD:
Tell them each to do the following: Open Applications > Applescript > Folder actions setup. Check off "enable folder actions," hit the + under the left box and select the folder in the share where the faxes are being received. Now select the fax folder in the left and hit the + under the right box and choose "add - new item alert." Save as necessary. The users who do this will now get notification when a new fax arrives and is deposited by the server in the Fax folder.
Now to get the fax to the clients to fax out on. The following will also get all of your shared printers onto any off server's subnet clients. For us the fax did not even show up in local subnet clients as printers usually do. So I kept working and eventually came up with the following:
Our network:
Main location 192.168.1.* server is here.
Remote locations connected via Verizon T1 and routers with no firewalling
192.168.2.*
192.168.3.*
Our client machines :
Intel white iMacs all running 10.5.2 with no special software for faxing. Our clients are bound to and controlled by our server.
I have been trying to get our server to serve the FAX across our 2 remote subnets since 10.3. With the newer CUPS coming with 10.5 and Apple now owning it I hoped that there would be an easy solution to get non local subnet computers the ability to see shared faxes and printers. Sent a forum question and got the following which was great news
Erich Wetzel wrote:
Can anyone advise, now that Apple owns CUPS, how to allow my other
two subnets to BrowsePoll our server for its printers?
The simplest way is to change the "Allow from @LOCAL" lines to be
"Allow from all". You can also use the web interface and check the
"Allow printing from the Internet", which does the same. If you
don't want to open up that much, just add "Allow from" lines for
each subnet.
Once you make this change, *do not* toggle the printer sharing box,
or you'll have to make the changes all over again.
Michael Sweet, Easy Software Products mike at easysw dot com
Michael,
Thanks for the reply, sounds like you have my solution. Small problem, upon selecting "allow printing from internet" in the web interface and committing the changes, the server restarts and the check box is empty again. In quick tests, the other options can be turned on and off as you would expect. Is there something particular to the Apple 10.5.1 install that would not permit internet printing or not permit this change?
I think the check box state in the web interface is a known bug in
CUPS 1.3.4.
I used the web interface for cups on the server and manually added the networks as described by Michael above. I don't know if it is required but I restarted the server. Open > Safari > browse to localhost:631 and you will get the CUPS web interface. The CUPS web interface is available on servers and clients. You can also browse to an IP or FDQN:631 to get the web interface from a receptive other machine.
The server was now supposedly ready to accept "browsepoll" requests from clients. I had played with this before so I was somewhat familiar with what to do next. Essentially each client needs to be told to contact the server and ask it for its printers. That is what browsepoll does in CUPS.
At the client, be logged in as an admin user OF THE CLIENT. Using Terminal and a text editor, edit as root /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
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# Show shared printers on the local network.
Browsing On
BrowseOrder allow,deny
BrowseAllow all
After that we added :
#*added by Erich*
BrowseProtocols all
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BrowsePoll yourserver:631
BrowsePort 631
#*added by Erich*
where "yourserver" is either the IP address or FDQN of your server as seen by the client machine.
Save the file. Reboot the client. The CUPS system on the client will now ask your server CUPS system for its printers directly and repeatedly until it gets them. If it does not get any you will not be notified in anyway other than log messages on the client, see Console > /var/log > cups to review them, and the fact that you don't get your server's printers being available on the client.
This last piece came from a discussion started by Alessandro Dellavedova : check the starting post
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5702731&#5702731
If you go to Safari > Localhost:631 on the client, CUPS should now see both the printers and the fax which are being hosted by your server.
Here's the fun part for me, with no additional playing I was now able to see the fax we created long ago in the print dialog printer list. You do not have to go to Print > PDF > Fax PDF, you can but do not have to. Just select the fax from the printer list and the dialog changes to fax appropriate options. Now we were able to print any document to the fax directly.
Odd behavior I have yet to figure out. I do not see the fax in the System Preferences > print and fax pane on the client machines. However, I can now fax through our server from all of our clients no matter what subnet they are on.
Making the same additions to the cupsd.conf file on remote machines which VPN via the internet to your network will get them the printers and fax in the same way. I do this with a powerbook and Imac from home so i can print at and fax from work.
This is what I did to get it working for us. Hope this helps.
-Erich

This is Great! Thanks a lot, this was exactly what I was looking for!

How to set up fax solution using Windows 2008 R2 Fax server role and Exchange 2007

Hello,
I don't know if this is the right forum to post this but since it is related to Exchange I thought it might be. If this is not the right place, please direct me to the forum where my post would be more appropriate.
I'm looking to set up a Fax solution for the company that I work for as we are moving away from analog phone lines to VoIP using SIP. My original thought was to set up a Windows 2008 R2 server with Fax server role installed and have it route the fax message
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there a way to have the fax server role route the email to each user's inbox? If so, how can I achieve this?
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I receive the following error on a newly installed 2012 R2 fax server when sending from the Windows Fax and Scan console:
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Hi,
Would you please let me confirm whether install any third-party application on the Windows Server 2012 R2?
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Meanwhile, please run
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The Enable commands depend on the regular modem. You may take a look at the following articles.
http://www.usr.com/support/s-modem/s-modem-docs/ICN/four.html
http://www.usr.com/support/5631/5631-de-ug/scommands.htm
Now please first contact U.S.Robotics for further assistance.
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We are sending faxes from Windows XP clients through our Server 2008 Fax Server. Most of the faxes are sent, however the Server Fax Console never shows any faxes as being sent. The Fax Console does show the Incoming faxes that have been received. What can I do to get a log of the outbound faxes so we know they were sent successfully?
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Hi,
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Please perform the following steps to check it:
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3. On the Archives tab, please check the "Archive all faxes to this folder" item, and the sent faxes will be stored in this folder.
In addition, you could also use the following method enable activity logging for a fax server.
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Log outgoing fax activity check box to start logging outgoing faxes.
You should receive an alert that the Fax service needs to be stopped and then restarted. If you do not, then right-click
Fax, click Stop, right-click Fax again, and then click
Start.
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Miles
This is not a fix for this issue. I would hardly call this a workaround. We have admins that need to address fax sending issues when the faxes don't go through. Seeing the global outbox and sent items is a must for us. It needs to be
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Tiger Fax Server

I have an old Blue & White that I have upgraded to a G4 processor.
I would like to put it on my home network as a headless server for storing files and to use as a fax server. My network is composed of cat 5E & 6 cabling with two time capsules (two houses connected with Cat 6, in-house is all Cat 5E), a D-Link Gigabit router with the wireless turned off, an Intel Mini configured with 10,6 server (soon to be changed to 10.6 non server), two Intel based 17" MacBook Pros, a 15" G4 PowerBook, and a couple of Windoze laptops.
I am looking for information about the headless setup and the fax server.
I hope this is the right place to post this message, as I couldn't find a community that dealt with antiques like my B & W.
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My intention is to use the built-in modem and a single telephone line and number.
Outbound faxes would be files from a word processor, text editor, etc. or scanned images.
Inbound faxes would always be images.
My objective is to have a single device that anyone on the local network that will be able to remote login and be able to send and receive faxes.
My concerns are:
1. Getting the machine to boot without a monitor.
2. Outbound faxing via remote login.
3. Remotely administering and monitoring the machine.
4. Sending the incoming faxes to the proper user/home directory
Inbound and outbound faxes would be handled by the machine using a single telephone line. I have used the OS X faxing software on a single user basis, but have never tried it with multiple user accounts on a single machine.
I believe that I can accomplish:
1. using auto-login to the guest account at bootup.
2. using remote login for users.
3. using remote login for admin.
I would like health and status reporting to be handled via some sort of feed instead of remote login.
I am unsure how to accomplish #4 as I have a single phone # provided by the cable company that provides my internet access and they do not offer additional numbers with distinctive ringing.
Additionally, I would use the same machine for additional file storage.
Any input would be greatly appreciated. --- Zee

Outbox in Fax server status

I am try to export Outbox and Send status in windown 2012 Fax server. I don't need actual
fax image. I only want Recipient number, Status.... etc showing in wfc.exe. It's showing in WFC.exe application but I just can't find a way export the list to a text file. If someone knows how to get it using VBscript or just wfc.exe, please post it. Thanks
a lot.

Hi,
Thank you for posting your issue in the forum.
I am trying to involve someone familiar with this topic to further look at this issue. There might be some time delay. Appreciate your patience.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Justin Gu

Sending po printout by fax server

hi!
i have a very urgent problem,
we implemented fax server for sending purchase order printout to the vendor.
we used userexit vn00001 for recieving the vax number of the agent.
we need to get also the country code and change it to te country code of the agent.
is there any way to do it?
by userexit or some other way?
thank you
yifat

You should really post this question to the ABAP group, although not a specific ABAP problem, if there is a way to do it with a user exit you'll get the answer there quite quickly!

ECC6.0-SCOT-FAX-Server FAX

Hello!:
we are doing an upgrade from 46C to ECC 6.0, so we have to reconfigure the FAX.
In the Note 179013 - Faxing from SP01 with SAPconnect (3.1I to 4.6D) and other notes, say that we can't use the device type FAX with type FAX neither the sapcomm. we've to use the SCOT.
In the SCOT we have create a new entry FAX, but how can we create the RFC with the FAX Server?
Thanks in advanced.
Regards,
Alfredo.

A quick google on WinFAX support with SAP gave me this:
I forget exactly when they cutoff
support for Winfax pro as a fax server, but I believe it was after 4.7
Enterprise. If you go to Symantec's page for Winfax pro for SAP it just
takes you to the Rightfax page now.
Rightfax can perform all the function below.
We do use Winfax10 before, after upgrade to 4.7 the DCOM does not support
anymore.
We have move to rightfax.
See [here|http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-basis/winfax-pro-10-sapconnect-923571#]. Read the follow up at the bottom of the page.
Looks like bad news I'm afraid.
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