FAX through PBX connected to Router

I do implementation in which PBXs are connected to Cisco routers using E&M ports at several sites. A FAX machine is connected to an extension on the PBX needs to communicate with another FAX machine connected to the PBX at another site. The settings of the E&M ports are here:
voice-port 0/0/0
trunk-group e&m
type 5
dial-type pulse
timing wait-wink 800
description E&M-PBX
A voip dial-peers are configured for the destination router.
dial-peer voice 95 voip
destination-pattern 95..
session target ipv4:192.168.125.2
I tried some chnages but it did not work. I will try to configure the codec to G711 and no VAD and no EC on all ports and test it. But it will cost bandwidth.
Do anyone have another solution?

Thank you Paolo
I configured fax protocol pass-through under the service level and it worked. I wait the feedback from the customer if any problems arise.
voice service voip
fax protocol pass-through g711ulaw

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Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
Apparently there is no HP software support for the HP 3050 fax or scan functions with OS X 'Lion' 10.7:
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Alternatives?
1) Run a Windows client on the Mac using Boot Camp or one of the available virtualization programs like Parallels, VMware Fusion, and others so you can run the latest Windows print/fax/scan driver.
2) If your Mac hardware supports an older OS X version, downgrade to one (Snow Leopard?) that still had support for print, fax and scan.
3) Buy a newer printer. A 2007 model is 5+ years old, and should now be fully depreciated in a business.

Can Wired Printers Print Over A Wireless Network Through USB Connection to the Router

I have been told by supposed experts that I can use older wired printers wirelessly through USB connections on a router and I have been told by other supposed experts that it does not work. This is what I have and what I am trying to do:
In my new home I have limited space and I dedicated an unneeded closet to office and computer stuff. I rebuilt the closet with shelves and drawers and I added power outlets and phone and coax jacks. I use a wireless HP Pavilion laptop (about a year old) running Vista anywhere in the house. The computer closet has an HP C309 wireless printer, an HP D4260 wired printer, and an Epson Photo R280 printer. I can't get cable or FIOS right now, so I am running the internet on DSL at 3.0MB. That signal goes into a router supplied by Verizon and I jump it over to a Netgear RangeMax Wireless-N Gigabit Router with USB.
There is no particular reason to have the Netgear router in the lineup except that that two networking "experts" (their term -- I have no frame of reference to judge them) said I could connect the HP D4260 and the Epson printer via USB cables to the Netgear router and then send documents to them over the wireless network. When I have these two older printers connected to the Netgear router, the network does "see" them and shows them as network printers. However, no documents ever arrive at them.
As an author, I print thousands of pages a year in draft mode for review and I would prefer to use the HP D4260 as it is far cheaper to operate and it prints far faster and quieter than the HP C309. Connecting it directly to the laptop is not convenient as it is nowhere near where I use the laptop.
Is there anyway to get at least the HP D4260, and preferably also the Epson R280, to print wirelessly via the network by connecting them to the USB port on the Netgear router? If not, I will have to buy a cheap, fast wireless printer, something I really don't want to do.
Thanks.

You did not give the model number of your Netgear, but I am sure that some Netgear routers with USB support USB hard drives and printers, where some models only support USB hard drives.
Either provide your model number or look at your documentation to see if your router actually supports printing.
Also, since you essentially have two routers in your home, make sure that ALL devices (printers and computers) are connected to the Netgear router, not to your DSL router.
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Problems routing faxes through email

I have a Windows Server 2008 fax server that is giving me some problems when trying to route inbound faxes via email.
Sometimes it will work, and then eventually an inbound fax will get stuck with a status of "Retrying Routing" when viewing it in the Windows XP Fax Console on the client. When this happens, the fax server will record the following 2 events in the Application event log:
Event ID: 32083   Source: Microsoft Fax   Task Category: Inbound   User: N/A
Unable to route fax C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows NT\MSFax\Queue\1C9889BC4B822.tif to the requested e-mail address.
The following error occurred: 0x80040211
This error code indicates the cause of the error.
Check the SMTP server configuration, and correct any anomalies.
Event ID: 32089   Source: Microsoft Fax   Task Category: Inbound   User: N/A
The Fax Service failed to execute a specific routing method. The service will retry to route the fax according to the retries configuration. If the retries fail, verify routing method configuration.
Job ID: 0x0401c9889bc4b822.
Received on Device: 'Conexant D850 PCI V.92 Modem'
Sent from: '123123456'
Received file name: 'C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows NT\MSFax\Queue\1C9889BC4B822.tif'.
Routing extension name: 'Microsoft Routing Extension'
Routing method name: 'Route through e-mail'
Sometimes, the fax will eventually go through. Other times, it will fail completely. If it fails completely, the following event is logged in the Application event log and all faxes after this one will fail too.
Event ID: 32078   Source: Microsoft Fax   Task Category: Inbound   User: N/A
A successfully received fax was not routed automatically. You can find the fax in the Inbox/Incoming archive folder by its Job ID. Job ID: 0x0401c988900827e4. Received on Device: 'Conexant D850 PCI V.92 Modem' Sent from: '987-654-3210'
If I clear all the stuck faxes out of the "Incomming" folder of the fax console, then future faxes might come through successfully (by clear I mean delete them).
I followed the instructions from the following link to get an authenticated user set up instead of using anonymous, but that hasn't helped.
http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2007/04/02/inbound-fax-routing-may-fail-due-to-the-exchange-intelligent-message-filter-imf.aspx
Any help anyone has would be greatly appreciated as this is getting frustrating.
Thanks!

Hi,
According to your description, I understand that you have problem with routing faxes through email. You may implement the action plan below to address this issue.
Action plan:
================
1. Check Exchange setting.
2. Please follow SBS blog, check Exchange System Manager for the following setting and remove it if it exists:
http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2007/01/15/fax-fails-because-of-orbs.aspx
3. Disable your antivirus software and retest.
4. If you are running AVG 8 which has SPAM filtering capabilities. Go into Server Manager and configure the associated service to DISABLED:
5. Reboot the server and confirm the service is not running within Server Manager
6. Retest sending faxes to the server and note the results.
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1.Launch MSCONFIG.exe on the server.
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4.Click the "DISABLE ALL" button to disable the list of third-party services.
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Regards,
Nick Gu - MSFT

Plz help me with faxing through pc!cancelletion problem!

Hello!I have a damned problem!Well my 127fn works perfect!but i cant send fax through pc!
i use windows 7 64bit and downloaded the latest drivers!i can send fax,print,scan manually from my fax.I can print,scan from pc but i cant send fax!i use send fax wizard,then i check it and all is fine!i open send fax program from hp i put a document,a number then i press send fax,..while it tries to add it on the queqe of printer for some strange reason it is cancelled!I use usb cable for connection on my machine!also while i try to send fax via pc no dial sound or vision!

Hi Chris,
I am Sorry I was unclear -- You only need a phone cable other than your usual phone cable if it says so in the instructions. I did not read all the instructions for your Fax setup. That is for you to do. Smiling.
Some printers come with instructions and the special phone cable that must be used with the Fax installation. My printer does say this and did come with a special cable. Other printers may do the same. If your printer / fax instructions do not say anything about this, then your might just ignore what I said.
You might be able to get it to work by just starting all over and doing it more than one time. I have been told by people that have had problems with Fax that sometimes just the act of going through the setup more than once seems to help.
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You may need to restart everything, including the router for your home network -- this can be a "sticking" point when you are setting up something new.
You could try a different phone line -- or a different phone cable.
I am not an expert on this and it does appear from the instructions that the Guide was written when XP was the primary OS -- I suppose it is possible that there could be issues with connecting this to Windows 7.
I am sorry I was unable to help.
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Hi all
I know this subject as been aired many times, and I have scoured the forums for an answer but there does not seem to be a definitive answer. But here goes with our particular issue. We bought a new 15inch apple mac pro laptop a few days ago. Being PC users this was a big step for us.
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I have spoken to apple helpdesk but to no avail. Might need another go.
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Cannot Connect to Domain Through Wireless Connection

Hello TechNet Gurus,
As the title suggests, I am having issues connecting to my domain through a wireless connection. I am running Windows Server 2008 R2 (Data Center and Enterprise) to build my understanding of server administration to supplement my undergraduate
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Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : jbnetwork.local
Description . . . . . . . . . . . : Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter
Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 88-9F-FA-88-FA-44
DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes
Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::18d8:7f74:26a0:c429%10(Preferred)
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.14(Preferred)
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
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Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Wednesday, August 06, 2014 10:08:34 PM
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DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.3
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@Zanderol24,
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Hey guys,
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Try the most common setting first.
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Other fields blank.
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To get the Huawei SmartAX MT882 and the Linksys WRT54G to work together, you need to disable a DHCP server on one of the two (cause they are both routers, in this case we will disable the DHCP on the WRT54G). First leave the MT882 turned off and disconnected from the network for now. Connect to the WRT54G at http://192.168.1.1 with username and password set as "admin" unless you changed it beforehand. On the first page disable the DHCP server and change the address of the WRT54G to 192.168.1.200 (We are going to keep the IP within the same subnet as the MT882 but outside the range of the MT882's DCHP range). You will also need to switch the Advanced Dynamic routing on the WRT54G to the Router mode meaning that there is another router on the network. Also in the advanced dynamic routing mode turn on the the Dynamic Routing (RIP) to LAN+Wireless because we will plug in the MT882 into the LAN port (Not the WAN/Internet port) of the WRT54G. Disconnect from the WRT54G network. Plug in your MT882 directly into the computer via Ethernet or USB and log into the administration panel via http://192.168.1.1 if connected via Ethernet or http://192.168.1.2 if connected via USB. User name and password are both "admin". In the MT882 administration in the advanced setting turn on/enable RIP (Dynamic routing) for eth-0 (its most likely already enabled for ppp-0, ie. your provider, but now it is enabled with the Ethernet too). Now connect the MT882 Ethernet cable directly into one of the WRT54G's LAN ports and connect to the WRT54G with your computers via wireless or lan. Now once the computers are connected they will ask for an IP address and the WRT54G will forward them to the MT882's DHCP server for an address and thus you will get multiple computers through wireless connected to the MT882 and the "Internet". Good luck.

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I have a linksys wrt54g ver3 and a wrt310n router I'm trying to connect to the internet through a Cisco 71 router. Forgive me my networking skills are weak... And I am jumping into the middle of this. The network went from a dynamic IP provided by a server to a static IP when the server was removed, it was the only way to keep most everything up and running.( Cisco 71 router LAN port to a switch from switch to WAN or internet port on the wrt54g and wrt310n)
when I enter the info into the router I get"IP address and gateway is not same as subnet mask". There are as follows:
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I don't know where the last person got the static IP number from to start... If this is enter into a computer it works fine.
Could I change the static IP address 216.234.161.something to work? Or is there and other solution? Setting it to dynamic IP address on the 54g does NOT work. Haven't tried the 310n I'm locked out I'll have to reset the 310n to configure it, someone changed the password on me. The interesting thing is, (I don't know what the 310n settings are but it accesses the network but not the internet with out any changes to it ,but 54g just dead without changing its settings...
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Who is Internet Service Provider...?
What is the ip address you are getting from Cisco router...?
How exactly you have connected both the router..?
Basically,if your cisco router is configured properly and connected to the Modem and if you are able to go online from that router then,you dont have to do much on the linksys router.Reset the linksys router to factory default settings..Connect the Cisco router to the linksys router on ethernet port.Disable the DHCP on the linksys router and change the ip address of the linksys router in the range of the Cisco router.

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Last night I was watching some random video on youtube on my laptop when suddenly I lost my signal. This happens often when I stream multiple videos, usually just an unplug and replug of the router's power cord does the trick. Didn't work this time. Annoyed, I tried to reinstall my router for a fix (is usually my last resort) but at the part where it tries to find the router I get this "Unable to connect to router!" message. I can still seem to connect to the internet with the router on the desktop, but my laptop doesn't even read my wireless. Pinging the router I get time outs, IPconfig gives me a 71.59. instead of a 192.168. I can't connect to the router configuration through 192.168.1.1 at all. I tried unplugging absolutely everything and reseting the router but I'm still stuck. Any help would be appreciated.

Hard reset router for 1 minute and reboot it. Check if IP address is 192.168.1.xxx or not.

"Let others send fax through this computer" - problem: modem not showing up

I have a macbook that does not have an internal modem for faxing. I am using another networked mac in our office that has an internal modem for faxing. I have set up the printing and fax preferences to "let others send faxes through this computer" on the mac that can fax. It has worked in the past, but this morning when I went to fax from my macbook, I cannot see the modem in the mac that can fax. I have also checked with other macs in the office and they can't see it either. Network is okay, I can access the computer through connect to server, I have repaired permissions, restarted and still no modem showing up or shared printers showing up. I have not updated anything on the mac that can fax. Any ideas?

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Have you confirmed that the fax printer is working on the host Mac? Maybe try turning off the sharing and deleting the existing Fax Printer in the Fax List with /Applications/Utilities/Printer Setup Utility, and creating the Fax Printer again, and turn on sharing again.

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