Thank you, Doug, for precious information.
Best regards,
Marco Signorini.
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Doug Lytle wrote:
Main fax server:
Mandriva 2008.1
Kernel 2.6.24.5 (Compiled for source)
(1) Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 2.80GHz
Digium TE110P (23
2009/3/8 Marco marcota...@libero.it
Hi List,
I've been using PSTN-ATA + Asterisk + IAXModem + Hylafax since three years
on my lab test setup and I appreciate it. Moreover the global quantity of
fax handled by this setup is not very high.
I'll be involved in a more complex system for a
Hi Gordon, thank you for your answer.
It's not mandatory to use an external box to handle the PRI. I was
thinking to use a Patton device instead of a TE120P just because I would
like to be able to switch to T38 in the near future or if working with
inband faxes will reveal problems.
I'm open to
Marco Signorini wrote:
Analyzing your answers, seems that fax handling is still today
problematic with IAXModem and Hylafax... or I'm wrong?
I would strongly disagree with this statement.
I'm running 3 systems. All 3 are PRI/iaxmodem/HylaFAX+. I may see a
failure maybe once every other
Marco Signorini wrote:
Analyzing your answers, seems that fax handling is still today
problematic with IAXModem and Hylafax... or I'm wrong?
A single server that I administer, receiving 12,000 pages and sending
1,000 pages daily would seem to contradict your conclusions.
Thanks,
Lee.
Marco Signorini wrote:
Hi Gordon, thank you for your answer.
It's not mandatory to use an external box to handle the PRI. I was
thinking to use a Patton device instead of a TE120P just because I would
like to be able to switch to T38 in the near future or if working with
inband faxes will
Thanks Doug and Lee,
your testimonials are changing my opinion :-)
Can you provide some details about your setup? What PRI solution are you
using? And what version of Asterisk, IAXModem, SpanDSP?
Thank you and best regards,
Marco Signorini
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INGEGNI Tech S.r.l.
Hi Steve,
I was waiting for your answer :-P
I started to use your SpanDSP library since some years ago but,
unfortunately, my experience was only related to lab or personal use
and/or systems with PSTN or BRI cards and low fax volume where it's
impossible to have valid statistics.
I read the
Marco Signorini wrote:
Thanks Doug and Lee,
your testimonials are changing my opinion :-)
Can you provide some details about your setup? What PRI solution are you
using? And what version of Asterisk, IAXModem, SpanDSP?
Main fax server:
Mandriva 2008.1
Kernel 2.6.24.5 (Compiled for
Hi List,
I've been using PSTN-ATA + Asterisk + IAXModem + Hylafax since three years
on my lab test setup and I appreciate it. Moreover the global quantity of
fax handled by this setup is not very high.
I'll be involved in a more complex system for a customer and I would like
to ask to All of you
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network) =
[Asterisk with TDM800p] = Fax/Copy Machine
This seems to work fine, a few failed Fax or very slow sending/process
sometimes but no complaining
users, so this must be ok :)
My previous try was:
E1 =
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, Marco wrote:
Hi List,
I've been using PSTN-ATA + Asterisk + IAXModem + Hylafax since three years
on my lab test setup and I appreciate it. Moreover the global quantity of
fax handled by this setup is not very high.
I'll be involved in a more complex system for a customer
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, benoit wrote:
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network) =
[Asterisk with TDM800p] = Fax/Copy Machine
The TE220P and the TDM800P are in different Asterisk boxes? Any particular
reason for that? I now have an E1 coming in to
Remco Barendse a écrit :
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, benoit wrote:
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network) =
[Asterisk with TDM800p] = Fax/Copy Machine
The TE220P and the TDM800P are in different Asterisk boxes? Any particular
reason for
benoit wrote:
Remco Barendse a écrit :
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, benoit wrote:
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network) =
[Asterisk with TDM800p] = Fax/Copy Machine
You'll find that faxing over IAX is problematic at best.
If
Doug Lytle a écrit :
benoit wrote:
Remco Barendse a écrit :
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, benoit wrote:
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network) =
[Asterisk with TDM800p] = Fax/Copy Machine
My recommendation would be to stay away from VoIP even T.38 whenever possible.
That said yout best option is to use TDM, for that you can either use
1 single span T/E1 from digium and an analog TDM card for FXS.
Or you could uee a dual span T/E1 card and a channel bank with FXS
ports. While the
When I said to stay away from VoIP I meant when it comes to faxing.
On 3/8/09, C F shma...@gmail.com wrote:
My recommendation would be to stay away from VoIP even T.38 whenever
possible.
That said yout best option is to use TDM, for that you can either use
1 single span T/E1 from digium and
Faxing over IAX locally works fine.
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On Mar 8, 2009, at 8:46 AM, Doug Lytle supp...@drdos.info wrote:
benoit wrote:
Remco Barendse a écrit :
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, benoit wrote:
Here is my current setup:
E1 = [Asterisk with TE220p] = IAX Trunk (routed network)
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