Faxmaker/SMTP will certainly do both fax->email and email->fax but there are
a couple of caveats ....
fax->smtp will require some sort of inbound routing control, faxmaker
supports ddi/did or ocr for inbound routing. Bear in mind though that you
need a faxmaker license for each inbound user.
smtp->fax has the same license restriction as it checks the smtp from
address to decide whether to allow the fax or not (each from address uses a
faxmaker license) So it would be fine for a smallish number of users but as
the unlimited user license is �1595 (UK) it may be slightly expensive for
this application.....
Other than that faxmaker is a very good and reliable product.
And yes I am a reseller for gfi fax & voice !!!!!!, sorry for the sales
pitch
Cheers
Phil
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Coveney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17 January 2000 21:12
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Fax to Email
>
>
> don't know if it's accurate, but gfi's website states:
>
> E-mail to FAX gateway
>
> FAXmaker for Networks/SMTP offers you a comprehensive Windows
> NT fax server
> solution designed to integrate with today's applications and
> networks. If
> you have an SMTP/POP3 mail server, such as Lotus Notes,
> VPOP3 or NTmail,
> FAXmaker can also be installed as an Email to Fax gateway,
> enabling users to
> send and receive faxes from their favorite e-mail client!
>
> seems like the "receive" part implies fax -> smtp ;)
>
>
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