Has any one done t38faxvoip FAX Service Provider (FSP) - FAX Server integration with 3CX Server ?
Product Link: http://www.t38faxvoip.com/fsp/
Now we are able to send FAXES from HP MFD using an ATA connected to 3CX Server
ATA registers with 3CX as a FAX extension, able to send FAX using existing SIP trunk with T.38 mode.
From HP MFD we can FAX hard copies or using HP Universal Fax Driver, we are able to send FAX jobs direct from PC to MFD (Soft copies)
Current Flow
PC / FAX Printer port - (IP Network) - MFD - (Analogue RJ11) - FXS Port of Cisco ATA - (IP Network) - 3CX - SIP trunk - Remote party
This solution works well. But too many things are involved. This solution will not provide us FAX confirmation receipts to email.
To cut ATA, MDF and analogue device involvements within our side
Incoming FAXES are handled by 3CX built in FAX Server and covered and emailed to designated mail address.
We would like to implement t38faxvoip FAX Service Provider (FSP) to send FAXES directly from PCs
It will also email FAX confirmation. Nice to have for tracking purposes.
Product Link: http://www.t38faxvoip.com/fsp/
Now we are able to send FAXES from HP MFD using an ATA connected to 3CX Server
ATA registers with 3CX as a FAX extension, able to send FAX using existing SIP trunk with T.38 mode.
From HP MFD we can FAX hard copies or using HP Universal Fax Driver, we are able to send FAX jobs direct from PC to MFD (Soft copies)
Current Flow
PC / FAX Printer port - (IP Network) - MFD - (Analogue RJ11) - FXS Port of Cisco ATA - (IP Network) - 3CX - SIP trunk - Remote party
This solution works well. But too many things are involved. This solution will not provide us FAX confirmation receipts to email.
To cut ATA, MDF and analogue device involvements within our side
Incoming FAXES are handled by 3CX built in FAX Server and covered and emailed to designated mail address.
We would like to implement t38faxvoip FAX Service Provider (FSP) to send FAXES directly from PCs
It will also email FAX confirmation. Nice to have for tracking purposes.
