Fax: Sangoma FAXstation
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Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
How about reading the datasheet? Here https://www.sangoma.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/FAXStation.pdf
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
How about reading the datasheet? Here https://www.sangoma.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/FAXStation.pdf
Look at Advanced Features, Manage Faxes OnlineI only watched the video.
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
We did, their website was pretty clear that there was no FoIP.
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@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
We did, their website was pretty clear that there was no FoIP.
Agreed, there is no FoIP, there is faxing via IP, but it's definitely not FoIP.
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The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
How about reading the datasheet? Here https://www.sangoma.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/FAXStation.pdf
Look at Advanced Features, Manage Faxes OnlineManaging online is not FoIP. Nowhere, anywhere, in that paper can I find anything that says that faxes themselves go online, only the management interface. Everything about the tech says that it is traditional faxing without Internet. It's non-FoIP devices connected to non-IP phone lines. It's just... fax.
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@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
We did, their website was pretty clear that there was no FoIP.
Agreed, there is no FoIP, there is faxing via IP, but it's definitely not FoIP.
Is there? I didn't see any option to Fax via IP. It uses terms like "use your old phone lines" and "keep your old fax machines" but never mentions any place where FoIP gear or communications happens.
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@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
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@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
We did, their website was pretty clear that there was no FoIP.
Agreed, there is no FoIP, there is faxing via IP, but it's definitely not FoIP.
Is there? I didn't see any option to Fax via IP. It uses terms like "use your old phone lines" and "keep your old fax machines" but never mentions any place where FoIP gear or communications happens.
Maybe you should try reading the data sheets
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It's old school faxing with a twist.
The local machine send a fax to a local device. that device then sends the "fax" (really it's likely just a TIFF or PDF) via SSL to some other box somewhere on the internet. That box has a PSTN connection and calls the remote fax machine. The fax itself is never going over IP.
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@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
Where does it say anything about needing POTS? Again, read the data sheets!!
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
Jeez, did you guys even bother to read anything?
We did, their website was pretty clear that there was no FoIP.
Agreed, there is no FoIP, there is faxing via IP, but it's definitely not FoIP.
Is there? I didn't see any option to Fax via IP. It uses terms like "use your old phone lines" and "keep your old fax machines" but never mentions any place where FoIP gear or communications happens.
Maybe you should try reading the data sheets
I did. If you see something on there that we don't, what is it?
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
Where does it say anything about needing POTS? Again, read the data sheets!!
Where does it say you don't? Again, show us where we are wrong.
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@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
OK I'll ask, did you watch the video? It showed how data goes over the internet via a SSL connection.
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I see no mention of POTS:
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@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
OK I'll ask, did you watch the video? It showed how data goes over the internet via a SSL connection.
The video says it is analogue to analogue, right in the intro.
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@fateknollogee said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
I see no mention of POTS:
Like I said, it doesn't say it. But it doesn't say what you DO need, ever.
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I agree that no POTS lines are needed, but there is also no FoIP going on here.
But actually, I'm now even questioning that, because as my picture shows... the faxes from the vendors DC could be going over ISDN PRI OR sip trunks (SIP trunks would then be considered FoIP - I think).
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@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@scottalanmiller said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
@dashrender said in Fax: Sangoma FAXstation:
The FAXStation appliance comes pre-provisioned and
pre-programmed–no need to open rewalls, port forward
or set up proxies.They can't know this. My firewall could be setup to block all outbound traffic I don't specifically allow. Huge assumption here.
It wouldn't talk to your firewall, it doesn't appear to be a networked device. It needs POTS lines, from what I can tell.
OK I'll ask, did you watch the video? It showed how data goes over the internet via a SSL connection.
The video says it is analogue to analogue, right in the intro.
yeah, but the picture shows the break - and also why I said that any fax being sent will take twice as long or more because you 1) fax to the local machine 2) send over internet to vendors DC 3) vendor faxes to your recipient.
