Off the wall fax software question

[BigShyBear]

I cannot find a good place for this question, so I am deliberately asking in the wrong place.
I need a reliable fax solution that can let some of my laptop users send and receive faxes over TCP/IP via their Sprint and Verizon wireless cards to preferrably a central fax server I can control, then out to other peoples fax machines.
I have a Castelle Lanfax machine installed, but I want to throw that unreliable piece of garbage under a train.
I ran an experiment with Winfax which failed due to communications timeouts whenever I used the Sprint or Verizon wireless cards.
So far everything I've seen about a Fax over IP (FOIP) standard indicates that the only 'standard' -T.38 specifies how to use TCP/IP and the internet to replace phone service for fax machine to fax machine communication.
Does anybody have any suggestions?

The software on the notebooks needs to be a 'Print to the fax service' type of software, not 'attach an e-mail and send to the gateway' service.

BigShyBear
(MIS)

 

[linney]

Is there anything relevant here?

http://www.google.com/search?source...GGLG:2005-28,GGLG:en&q=fax+server+wireless+xp

http://groups.google.com/groups?sou...GGLG:2005-28,GGLG:en&q=fax+server+wireless+xp

GFI FAXmaker

http://www.techarts.com/products/fmexchange/default.asp

http://www.techarts.com/products/fmexchange/devices.asp

http://www.google.com/search?source...LG:2005-28,GGLG:en&q=reliable+fax+solution+xp

http://groups.google.com/groups?sou...LG:2005-28,GGLG:en&q=reliable+fax+solution+xp

 

[BigShyBear]

Linney,
Thanks, those are very similar to the queries I have been doing periodically for the last 6 months. All the client software I have been seeing wants to have a local modem, and these laptops will be in places where they will usually not have access to a POTS phone line, but they will have access via the cell phone network cards to the internet.

BTW, I didn't mention this in my first post, all the notebooks are running WinXP pro, and I am looking for client side software that runs on WinXP pro, hence the reason I first posted in this forum.

BigShyBear