Fax to Email - Fax Server for Exchange 2007 and 2003

To integrate the FAXCOM fax server with Exchange Server 2007/2003 and Outlook clients, you run Exchange Management Console and create an SMTP Send Connector that routes mail to the Biscom SMTP Gateway computer.  The SMTP Gateway is a component of Biscom’s FAXCOM Suite for Windows application, which is installed as a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) administrative desktop.

You can run the FAXCOM console either as a standalone console, or added as a snap-in to your MMC, enabling you to administer network fax services with the same interface with which you administer other network services and users.

Benefits of FAXCOM for Exchange Server

For the Fax Service Administrator:

• Integrate with Active Directory without any requirement to extend the schema
• Manage fax service user permissions and behavior through AD Group Policy
• Administer a worldwide distributed network of fax applications and users from one centralized MMC-based desktop
• Eliminate the need to maintain a separate list of fax service users

For the Client User:

• Receive faxes directly into the Inbox, or as an eMail message with a link to a location from which to retrieve the fax

• Capability to use the optional Fax Extensions for Outlook utility, which enables easier fax recipient addressing and transmission option configuration

• Capability to preview an outgoing fax before sending
• Optional access to the fax service Pending Queue, whereby the user can select his/her own jobs in the queue and make last minute changes to their transmission status and destination fax number 

Benefits of eMail-Integrated Fax

• Select fax recipients from Address Books/Contact Lists
• Send a fax from any Windows application
• Build one fax with attachments from multiple applications
• Choose whether fax transmission reports are returned to the Inbox for all faxes sent, or just those that failed to be delivered

For more information, contact Biscom at 800-477-2472 or sales@biscom.com.