On 02/11/2013 10:28 AM, Curt Lundgren wrote:
I was thinking about the web power switches we use, pretty inexpensive
for what you're getting: http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html
Generally when you have a wedged modem, the sysop intervention
involves power-cycling the modem. Now, what you could do is obtain an
X-10 Firecracker and several power modules, so the cycling of the
power of the external modems could be automated. This is what I did
many moons ago when my Comcast cable modem got wedged: I reset it
with a phone call to my home system, Asterisk, and a special PIN.
More often than not, this was sufficient to get the connection back
online.
-Tilghman
Thanks guys, I wish it was that easy but it isn't. I'm talking about an
internal faxmodem in the application server (MainPine IQ Express RF5118).
I fully realize that a system reboot may be required but I am trying
rather desperately not to reboot.
In the best of all worlds, I would pull the fax modem out of the
application server and set up a dedicated fax server from which faxes
would be sent as if a print was sent to a network printer.
Howard
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