I've looked at that model, and it doesn't actually say
this but I'm assuming you connect an RJ-11 to the fax modem inside
the all-in-one. I do my faxing using SpanDSP, but basically what
you would need is an ATA that supports T.38, as well as a provider
that supports T.38. Flowroute seems to be pretty reliable (that's
who I use). I have a fax machine that I've played around with
here, and I'm using a Grandstream HT286 ATA to connect it to
FreeSWITCH.
Having said all of that, it's highly dependent on your setup.
Questions:
1. Are you going to have dedicated fax numbers?
1.1. If so, will each fax machine have it's own fax number?
2. Are you going to have this running over VoIP or TDM
(PRI/BRI/etc.)?
If there's any other details you feel are related, please mention
those too. Realize that FS can do faxing on it's own without the
need for a fax machine. Most, however, decide not to go down that
route mostly because the fax machine is an interface most are
comfortable with. You can even do outbound faxes on a fax machine,
and get FS to handle incoming faxes and email them, store them,
and even print them to a network printer.
We're more than happy to help!
-BDF
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 1:36 PM, Timothy
Bolton
<ifoundthetao@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hey all,
I know that there is a good amount of information out there on
how to do
faxing via FreeSWITCH, but I'm still finding myself a bit
confused.
I'm currently trying to figure out the process by which I
would need to
do this. I'll detail my setup, and ask questions. I've read
documentation, but I'm still missing something.
Okay, I'm currently running FreeSWITCH in a CentOS VM, with
4GB of RAM,
and I'm the only user. I'm using FlowRoute, and I have a
couple of
unused numbers. Pretty simple, nothing out of the ordinary
(except
maybe the VM part?).
At some point in the next six months or so, I'll be getting a
couple of
dedicated servers here for various things, and I'll begin
moving my VM
servers from my main computer to those, as actual hardware
hosts.
So my fax machine is built into an "All-in-one" Network
Printer/Scanner/Fax (Brother MFC-7360N).
Here's my main question, do I need to get a special card to
run a cable
from my computer to the Fax?
Is it better to get a dedicated fax machine to use, or are
there
specialized fax machines for Fax over IP?
Thanks guys and gals,
Tim
--
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cathedrals.'
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