Lotus products for iSeries 673
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Features and benefits
IBM Integrated Domino Fax for iSeries brings the ability to fax directly to the
Notes desktop. Integrated Domino Fax for iSeries features include:
Simultaneously send and receive faxes from Notes Desktop as easily as
e-mail
Easily fax rich text, graphics, and attached files
Automatically delay fax transmission until telephone rates drop
Easily select cover page and cost codes
Run on your existing Lotus Domino for iSeries mail server (only requires a
Windows NT workstation for fax conversions)
Supports iSeries or AS/400e fax hardware
Supports Web browsers and POP3 clients
Integrated Domino Fax for iSeries is convenient, reliable, and costs less. With
other fax solutions, additional servers are necessary to run this function. With
Domino Fax, the fax server can be run on the same iSeries server that handles
the mail. Benefits to business include:
Domino Fax uses the existing mail server. Administrators do not need to add
another server dedicated to fax, as with many other products.
Domino Fax uses familiar Domino administration tools for configuration and
management, both locally and remotely.
Servers can be clustered together for dynamic load balancing for maximum
efficiency. Outbound faxes are automatically routed through the most efficient
path.
Outbound faxes are prioritized automatically based on the senders’ default
priority levels, administrator-defined rules, and the time a fax waits in queue.
Domino Fax fully preserves the appearance of documents during conversion
to image format for faxing, offers full fidelity of fonts and graphics, and
automatically faxes content of mail memos.
Domino Fax supports Web browsers, Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) clients.
Replaces product Lotus Fax for Domino V4R1
Ordering IBM Licensed Program Product. Not available through Passport
Advantage.
Further information http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/domino/
related/fxd/
IBM Integrated Domino Fax for iSeries
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