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fax server is via analog ports we have a PRI service and this particular T1 does have a dchannel

that is what i am trying to ... so when i redirect the number that you call to the fax server, i need the fax server to know which DID you called so i can properly route the fax to an email account joel

janaya, yes, i need to change the caller id # to the called did#... the scenario you outlined above is correct

janaya, i'm not familiar with an "IDC" table ... do you mean we can configure some sort of cross-ref table that will essentially re-map the callerid? you said "incoming digits"... you mean the calling fax machine number? if thats the case, we dont know who will be calling (ie. we can't build...

Ok, I've looked Googled, etc.... and can't find ANY details on what features Optivity has. Per Nortel, you have to talk to a vendor for any info at all. I'd be interested in seeing some simple screen shots or bullet pointed list of what this thing can do. We'd like to have a tool to help with...

THE CONFIG: -- Windows Server 2003 with a 4 port fax board installed -- Using the built-in Windows fax services for outbound network faxing -- Option 11C PBX THE TARGET: -- Have inbound faxes routed to the desktop via email THE PROBLEM: We have asked our local phone company and primary support...

win server 2003 ... not a domain controller dir1 | dir2 | dir3 dir4 dir5 how do allow user group ABC full control over dir4 but not allow them the ability to rename, delete or move dir4 thanks

i tried a \n with no luck... also tried the redirection but the command i am issuing simply doesnt respond... i did find a tool that works but it seems like one of the standard redirection methods should work tool is: http://expect.nist.gov/ basically unix scripting tool with a large set of...

Does anyone know how to send keystrokes to a process as if done by human intervention? I need to run a simple command that requires operator input. Unfortunately, all my efforts to pipe, redirect from a file, etc... did not work in responding to the required Yes/No prompt from the program...