Automation
Server - Fax Setup
Question:
I am using TeleMagic 4.5 and I would like to make full use of
the fax capabilities found within the Automation Server. What
type of system and settings do you recommend?
Answer: The Automation Server is capable of operating on
multiple platforms (i.e., Win ’95, ’98, Windows NT 4.0 with SP3
or higher, and Windows 2000). We have found that the best performance
can be achieved by utilizing the Automation Server in the environment
of either Windows NT or Windows 2000. Additional information and
settings are outlined below.
System
Requirements:
If a workstation is going to be dedicated as an Automation Server
workstation, the minimum hardware requirement is a Pentium 200
with 64 MB of RAM. The operating system requirements are the same
as for TeleMagic Enterprise (Windows 95 or 98, or Windows NT 4.0).
Windows NT 4.0 Workstation is strongly recommended for dedicated
Automation Server workstations.
Establishing
an Automation Server on Windows NT or Windows 2000:
The
Automation Server utilizes components found in the Remote Access
Service of Windows NT. It is therefore necessary to install “RAS”
(Remote Access Service) on the NT Workstation that is going to
be used as a dedicated Fax Server for TeleMagic. This is not a
requirement for Windows ‘9x. The RAS service is installed by opening
the Network Properties, Services tab. RAS should be configured
for “Dial Out Only” on an available COM port that is NOT going
to be used by TeleMagic. When adding a device for RAS choose the
“Install Modem” button to select the option of “Don’t Detect my
modem; I will select it from a list”. This will provide you with
the option to install the “Standard Modem – Dial-Up Networking
Serial Cable between 2 PCs”. The purpose of these steps are to
ensure that RAS installed, which also requires a device for use,
that does not interfere with any of the modems or ports defined
for TeleMagic. In essence, it is necessary to ensure that an available
COM port can be selected, other than a COM port that will be used
by TeleMagic.
Recommended
Serial Boards for High Volume Fax Transmissions: Fax
Boards.
--
End of FAQ #692