Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
Matt Bowler wrote:
Sorry, for taking so long,
I don't remember the model, maybe a high end Ricoh or Savin, but it had
ethernet and pots connection. You could decide on which interface to
send,
but obviously the ethernet is what got the best results. Clients
could also
fax from their desktop and send to email addresses, including
distribution
groups.
I have been using an efax (www.efax.com) account now for several years.
It's pretty reliable, though now they are discontinuing support for
Win98, so that client in win98se is flaky, but I'd like to find a
solution that works with asterisk or just something home rolled, on linux.
Anyone have an online only fax solution? I don't want to have to own or
bother with a fax machine, though I have one to scan outgoing faxes
through.
You might consider faxaway.com. You won't get a local inbound number,
but you can do outbound faxes in many formats with a very linux-friendly
email interface. It's pay as you go, with $1/mo maintenance fee, which
easily beats efax for low volume, iirc.
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