Fax Routing

[Guest]

When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do not get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.

 

[Guest]

client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore to send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running exchange
2003 on the server

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

But you must have some client fax software installed in the local machine's
Outlook profile to do this. If it is Windows XP Fax, routing to Outlook no
longer exists.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore to
send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running
exchange
2003 on the server

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do
not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Guest]

I simply have a fax on the server and this is then shared a a printer on the
other macines on the network. Honest it really is just like sharing any other
printer. SBS 2003 automatiaclly instals this.

When I want to send a fax from my network machine I can simply print to the
shared fax and I am then guided through the dialog boxes for the fax number,
which may be obtained from my address book.

But you must have some client fax software installed in the local machine's
Outlook profile to do this. If it is Windows XP Fax, routing to Outlook no
longer exists.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore to
send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running
exchange
2003 on the server

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do
not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Then you need to be asking in an SBS group. This is not an Outlook issue.
All I can tell you is that Microsoft is summarily severing all connections
between Outlook and modem Fax transports and you would do well to look for
alternatives.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I simply have a fax on the server and this is then shared a a printer on
the
other macines on the network. Honest it really is just like sharing any
other
printer. SBS 2003 automatiaclly instals this.

When I want to send a fax from my network machine I can simply print to
the
shared fax and I am then guided through the dialog boxes for the fax
number,
which may be obtained from my address book.

But you must have some client fax software installed in the local
machine's
Outlook profile to do this. If it is Windows XP Fax, routing to Outlook
no
longer exists.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore to
send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running
exchange
2003 on the server

:

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do
not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard
edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Guest]

Thank you
Can you send me the link for the server 2003 standard edition group?

Then you need to be asking in an SBS group. This is not an Outlook issue.
All I can tell you is that Microsoft is summarily severing all connections
between Outlook and modem Fax transports and you would do well to look for
alternatives.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I simply have a fax on the server and this is then shared a a printer on
the
other macines on the network. Honest it really is just like sharing any
other
printer. SBS 2003 automatiaclly instals this.

When I want to send a fax from my network machine I can simply print to
the
shared fax and I am then guided through the dialog boxes for the fax
number,
which may be obtained from my address book.

But you must have some client fax software installed in the local
machine's
Outlook profile to do this. If it is Windows XP Fax, routing to Outlook
no
longer exists.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore to
send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running
exchange
2003 on the server

:

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I do
not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard
edition.
Can anyone help?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Try backoffice.smallbiz
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Thank you
Can you send me the link for the server 2003 standard edition group?

Then you need to be asking in an SBS group. This is not an Outlook issue.
All I can tell you is that Microsoft is summarily severing all
connections
between Outlook and modem Fax transports and you would do well to look
for
alternatives.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I simply have a fax on the server and this is then shared a a printer on
the
other macines on the network. Honest it really is just like sharing any
other
printer. SBS 2003 automatiaclly instals this.

When I want to send a fax from my network machine I can simply print to
the
shared fax and I am then guided through the dialog boxes for the fax
number,
which may be obtained from my address book.

:

But you must have some client fax software installed in the local
machine's
Outlook profile to do this. If it is Windows XP Fax, routing to
Outlook
no
longer exists.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
client fax is a shared Microsoft fax printer on the server therfore
to
send a
fax i use this as a shared printer across the network. I am running
exchange
2003 on the server

:

Specify your client fax software then post in the correct group
that
supports it. Routing to Outlook has been eliminated from some.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
When I send a fax from my macine (shared fax printer on server) I
do
not
get
an e-mail reciept and incoming faxes are not routed either.

The server was recently upgraded from 2003sbs to 2003 standard
edition.
Can anyone help?