Plugging fax server into h323 gateway

Hi All
we currently have a h323 gateway used for our outgoing calls via ISDN
We have a requirement for a fax server which has an isdn30 card in it to connect using our main isdn lines
Is it possible to use the other e1 port on this h323 gateway so the fax server can dial out ?
cheers

Hi Carl.
With a correct call routing configuration on VG, you can use a second E1 port to let your fax to dial out through another available E1 port.
Regards
Carlo

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