3.Setting the IP Fax Function
Setting the IP Fax Function from TopAccess 23
Setting the IP Fax Function
Item name Description
1 Enable SIP Selects whether to enable or disable the SIP settings. [Disable] is set as the
default.
2 Transport Protocol Selects the transport protocol for sending a request from SIP.
UDP — Select this to use UDP.
TCP — Select this to use TCP.
3 Reception Port Number Enters the port number which receives SIP packets. You can enter a value in
the range from 1 to 65535. Generally the default value “5060” is used.
4 User Name Enters the SIP user name registered in the SIP server. You can enter up to 64
alphanumerical characters and symbols ( &()=+$,;?/-_.!~*').
5 Enable SIP Server Selects whether to enable or disable the SIP server. [Disable] is set as the
default.
If there is no registration in [Server Address] of the registrar and the proxy server, [Enable] cannot be
selected and saving will fail.
When [Enable] is selected for [Enable SIP Server], set [Disable] in [Enable VoIP Gateway] in Gateway Setting.
When [Enable] is selected for [Enable VoIP Gateway], transmission not using a SIP server is also accepted.
6 Accept Transmission without
SIP Server
Selects whether to enable or disable the direct transmission to an MFP
supporting the IP Fax function without using a SIP server. This setting is
applied when [Enable] is set for [Enable SIP Server]. [Disable] is set as the
default.
7 Address Mode Selects the address mode to receive an IP address manually or to obtain
from a network automatically.
Manual — Select this to set the SIP server address manually.
Auto — Select this to obtain the SIP server address notified from a DHCP
server automatically.
Auto(DHCPv6) — Select this to obtain the SIP server address notified
from a DHCPv6 server automatically.
Auto(DHCPv6) — This can be selected regardless of whether the stateless or stateful if the [Use DHCPv6 Server
Option] check box is chosen in [IPv6] under [Basic Setting] of [Network].
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