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General| Model | FF240-IP |
|---|---|
| Type | Fax Server |
| Fax Ports | 4 |
| Fax Protocols | T.30, T.38 |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Ethernet |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz |
Details on the FaxFinder IP's distributed faxing capabilities and manual structure.
Technical specifications including physical dimensions, connectors, power, and environment.
Lists necessary components and software for FaxFinder IP Fax Server operation.
Explains how inbound and outbound faxes are routed through the FaxFinder.
Identifies and describes the physical connectors and status LEDs on the FaxFinder unit.
Provides instructions and safety considerations for mounting the FaxFinder unit in a rack.
Details the steps for connecting the FaxFinder unit to power and the network.
Guides through setting the FaxFinder's static IP address and network parameters.
Instructions for updating the default administrator account with secure credentials.
Details on configuring the time server, time zone, and date/time formats for accuracy.
Steps to configure SMTP settings for email delivery of faxes and notifications.
Guides for setting up SIP and T.38 parameters for IP network communication.
Procedures for adding individual users and managing their fax settings.
Instructions for accessing and logging into the FaxFinder's web interface.
How to view the current status of system, printers, and network shares.
Monitoring the state of fax channels and active inbound/outbound faxes.
Procedure for immediately sending queued outbound faxes.
Accessing logs for email, inbound faxes, outbound faxes, and calls for monitoring.
Information on importing and managing user accounts for FaxFinder.
Details on managing global and personal contacts, including groups.
Instructions for defining recipients for inbound fax routing.
Setup and usage of SFTP for secure file transfer and fax management.
Steps for updating the FaxFinder software and upgrading the license.
Enabling and configuring SNMP for network management and monitoring.
Configuring SNMP traps for sending notifications to a network management system.
Overview of using dialing rules to modify or block outbound fax numbers.
Explains the characters and syntax used for creating dialing rule patterns.
Using the 'Reject number' action to block specific fax numbers.
Step-by-step guide to creating new dialing rules and applying them.
Configuring FaxFinder to use Active Directory for user authentication and authorization.
Mapping and managing user attributes between FaxFinder and Active Directory.
Guide to creating and using custom PDF forms for fax cover pages.
Steps for designing and preparing cover page forms for FaxFinder.
Resolving issues that may arise when cover pages do not function correctly.
Instructions for installing and managing the FaxFinder client on Windows.
Steps for installing the FaxFinder client software on Mac OS X.
Linking FaxFinder client software to one or more FaxFinder servers.
Resolving problems with accessing the web page or receiving test emails.
Diagnosing why the FaxFinder may not be answering incoming fax calls.
Explains T.37 command-line options for overriding fax settings.
Demonstrates combining multiple T.37 options for sending faxes.
Information regarding compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for Class A devices.
Details on hazardous substance restrictions and chemical regulations.
Information on the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Mapping FaxFinder user details to Active Directory attributes.
Steps to create custom attributes for extending the Active Directory schema.
Process for creating a new custom class in Active Directory Schema.
Managing user attributes in Active Directory for FaxFinder integration.
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