FaxMaker Section
Overview The Short Message Service (SMS) is the ability to send and receive text messages to and from mobile telephones. The text can be comprised of words or numbers or an alphanumeric combination. S...
Answer GFI FaxMaker will populate the sender and the recipient information either from the Active Directory, if GFI FaxMaker is installed in Active Directory mode or from the local GFI FaxMaker databa...
AnswerApplies to GFI FaxMaker A DID/DTMF routing rule supports a maximum of 32 digits. Related Articles: How to change the number of DTMF/DID digits captured How to log captured DTMF/DID digits with ...
Answer PROBLEM If the mail server is temporarily not available, transmission reports for in- and outbound faxes will stuck in the FaxMaker\in\undeliverable sub-folder. ENVIRONMENT GFI FaxMaker All Sup...
Overview There are two methods for sending multiple attachments to single fax when creating and using the GFI FaxMaker Client to send faxes. Information Print to the FaxMaker printer Open the document...
Answer Note: The below options are only applicable to GFI FaxMaker if an Unlimited Users license is being used. For any other license, these options will be visible, but greyed out. Configure the type...
AnswerIn the FaxMaker configuration you are unable to add a UNC path and you must navigate to the pickup/drop location. Requires network discovery and that is usually disabled. Depending on whether y...
AnswerA particular fax line can be assigned to be used by a particular user or group. In order to do so: Open the GFI FaxMaker Configuration Click Lines / Devices Open the Properties of the line you ...
Answer GFI FaxMaker has the ability to auto-print outgoing faxes and/or their associated outgoing fax report. This can be configured to occur if the fax transmission was successful or unsuccessful. T...
Overview Garbled fax is a general term for incomplete and/or poor quality faxes. Information Faxes can become garbled during the fax transmission, and common factors affecting this might be: Poor tele...
