I was using Hylafax until my fax line disappeared in a telephone
reorganisation a few months ago. One line and 3 computers as clients. It
worked fine, although it might be a bit old fashioned for the point and
click brigade.
The modem was a Netcomm ultra roadster II which I still have, is pretty
ancient but still works.
I have no idea what you would use now. A lot of cards (maybe all?) are
winfax and therefore a pain in the posterior.
I only used it for the occasional fax in or out, but it was perfectly
effective.
On 22/03/12 09:27, Mark Walkom wrote:
We were using Hylafax as of about 5 years ago, but due to the constant
problems we were having with the modems and the cost associated, we just
went with email-to-fax. I know that's not what you wanted to know, but if
they are receiving anything over a few faxes a day it's really worth using
external services.
Sorry I can't offer anything else!
On 22 March 2012 09:16, Kevin Fitzgerald<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Guys and Gals
I have a customer that wants a little Fax server to receive faxes from
two lines and send them to email as PDF. I have suggested external
services such as UT Box but the customer does not want this
Is Hylafax still the way to go? What Modems/Fax cards have people used
successfully with Hylafax.
I'm looking for guidance here, particularly in the modem area as I
know Linux can be a little finiky about certain modems
Looking forward to your responses
Kev
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