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Provides a space for you to type an e-mail address from which delivery receipts will be sent to fax senders, to notify them whether their faxes have been successfully sent.


Provides a space for you to type the port number for the SMTP server.


Provides a space for you to type the server name of the SMTP server.


Specifies whether successfully received faxes are archived to the Inbox folder location specified.


Specifies whether faxes in the Inbox archive folder are automatically deleted after a maximum number of days.


Provides a space for you to enter the maximum number of days that received faxes remain in the Inbox archive folder before being automatically deleted.


Provides a space for you to enter the maximum size that the archive can reach before generating a warning in Event Viewer. The warning will only be reset when the size drops below the low watermark specified. If the archive size does not drop below this low watermark, the warning will not be generated again, even if the volume of faxes passes the high watermark. The watermark does not limit the size of the archive folders.


Specifies whether a warning is generated in Event Viewer when the size of the Inbox archive exceeds the high watermark specified.


Provides a space for you to enter the archive size that resets the warning generation mechanism. If the high watermark has generated a warning, the warning mechanism will be reset when the archive drops below this low watermark size.


Click to browse and find the folder to use as the archive folder. If you change the default location of the archive folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid, and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log and archiving will not function as expected.


Provides a space for you to type the path of the folder to use as the archive folder. If you change the default location of the archive folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid, and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log and archiving will not function as expected.


Specifies whether users can select a cover page template from their personal cover pages folder to send with an outgoing fax. If this option is not enabled, users sending and receiving faxes with a remote fax printer connection can only choose a cover page from the standard cover pages on the fax server computer.


Specifies whether each page of outgoing faxes is branded with a banner. A banner consists of transmission information printed on the edge of each page of an outgoing fax, including time of transmission, sender and recipient details, and page information. Banner fields cannot be modified.


Specifies the maximum number of days that failed faxes remain in the fax queue Outbox and Incoming folders before being automatically deleted. The default is 7 days.


Specifies whether failed faxes that remain in the fax queue Outbox and Incoming folders are automatically deleted after a maximum number of days.


Specifies the number of minutes between the end of the last failed transmission and the next retry.


Specifies the maximum number of transmission retries before the fax receives a Retries exceeded status. After the maximum number of retries has been exhausted, the outgoing fax will remain in the Outbox folder until you resend or delete it manually, or in accordance with the automatic deletion policy for the fax queue folders.


Specifies whether the device's Transmitting Subscriber ID (TSID) appears in the outgoing fax. The device TSID is defined in the General properties page of the fax device. If this option is not enabled, the TSID used in the outgoing fax is the sender’s fax number, as specified in the Sender Information properties page. Note than only the first 20 characters of the fax number are used. If the fax is sent programmatically, the TSID parameter specified in the API will be used instead of the sender’s fax number.


Specifies that the new rule applies to numbers dialed in a specific area code within the country or region specified.


Specifies the country or region to which this rule applies.


Specifies that the new rule applies to any dialed number in the country or region specified.


Specifies that the new rule applies a routing to a group of devices.


Specifies the device to which this new rule applies.


Specifies the device group to which this rule applies.


Provides a space for you to type the specific area code of the specified country or region to which the rule applies.


Provides a space for you to type the Called Subscriber ID (CSID) for the device. The CSID is a text string used to identify a fax recipient to a fax sender, and is sent to the sender when an incoming fax is detected. You cannot specify a CSID until the fax device is enabled for receiving faxes.


Provides a space for you to type the Transmitting Subscriber ID (TSID) for the device. The TSID is a text string used to identify a fax sender to a fax recipient, and is transmitted to the recipient when an outgoing fax is sent. You can specify that the device TSID will be used with outgoing faxes in the Outbox tab of the Fax properties sheet. If you do not specify that the device TSID will be used, the TSID used in the outgoing fax is the sender’s fax number, as specified in the Sender Information properties page. Note than only the first 20 characters of the fax number are used. If the fax is sent programmatically, the TSID parameter specified in the API will be used instead of the sender’s fax number. You cannot specify a TSID until the fax device is enabled for sending faxes.


Specifies the number of rings before the fax device automatically answers the incoming call.


Specifies whether the fax device is enabled to receive incoming faxes.


Specifies whether the fax device is enabled to send faxes.


Provides a space for you to type a description of the device.


Displays the DLL path for the Fax Service Provider.


Displays the status of the Fax Service Provider.


Displays the version number of the Fax Service Provider.


Specifies whether the Fax Service logs incoming fax activity.


Click to browse folders and find the location that you want. If you change the default location of the activity log folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log, and logging will not function as expected.


Provides a space for you to type the path of the activity log location. If you change the default location of the activity log folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log, and logging will not function as expected.


Specifies whether the Fax Service logs outgoing fax activity.


Specifies whether faxes in the fax archive Sent Items folder are automatically deleted after a maximum number of days.


Specifies the maximum number of days that sent faxes remain in the Sent Items archive folder before being automatically deleted.


Click to browse folders and find the location you want. If you change the default location of the archive folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log, and archiving will not function as expected.


Provides a space for you to type the path of the archive folder location. If you change the default location of the archive folder, ensure that the new folder path is valid and has security access permissions for the Network Service account under which Fax runs. If you do not, an event will be generated in the event log, and archiving will not function as expected.


Specifies whether a warning is generated in Event Viewer when the size of the Inbox archive exceeds the high watermark specified.


Provides a space for you to enter the maximum size that the archive can reach before generating a warning in Event Viewer. The warning will only be reset when the size drops below the low watermark specified. If the archive size does not drop below this low watermark, the warning will not be generated again, even if the volume of faxes passes the high watermark. The watermark does not limit the size of the archive folders.


Provides a space for you to enter the archive size that resets the warning generation mechanism. If the high watermark has generated a warning, the warning mechanism will be reset when the archive drops below this low watermark size.


Adjusts the level of event tracking levels for general fax errors. If you specify None, no event of this type will be generated in Event Viewer.


Adjusts the level of event tracking levels for incoming fax errors. If you specify None, no event of this type will be generated in Event Viewer.


Adjusts the level of event tracking levels for initialization or shutdown fax errors. If you specify None, no event of this type will be generated in Event Viewer.


Adjusts the level of event tracking levels for outgoing fax errors. If you specify None, no event of this type will be generated in Event Viewer.


Displays the version number of the Fax Service.


Displays the number of incoming faxes in progress.


Displays the number of outgoing faxes in progress.


Displays the number of faxes currently in the fax queue.


Specifies whether the Fax Service can receive incoming faxes.


Specifies whether users can submit outgoing faxes.


Specifies whether faxes in the outgoing queue can be transmitted.


Displays the path location of the inbound routing method extension.


Specifies that the new rule applies to a specific device.


Displays the name of the incoming method extension.


Displays the status of the incoming method for the device.


Displays the name of the incoming method for the device.


Displays a list of available devices that you can add to the new group.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the new group.


Specifies the country or region code connected with the rule.


Specifies that the rule applies to any dialed number in the country or region specified.


Specifies that the new rule applies to a device.


Specifies that the rule targets a device group.


Specifies the device to which this rule is applied.


Specifies the device group to which this new rule applied.


Specifies that the rule applies to a specific fax device.


Specifies that the rule applies to a device group.


Specifies that the rule applies to any dialed number in a specific area code within the country or region specified.


Specifies to which device this rule is targeted for fax transmission.


Specifies that the rule applies to any dialed number in the country or region specified.


Specifies the time from when discount rates begin for fax transmission.


Specifies the time when discount rates end for fax transmission.


Specifies whether all successfully sent faxes are archived to the folder specified.


Provides a space for you to type the user name required to access the SMTP server.


Specifies that Basic authentication is required to access the SMTP server, and enables you to enter a user name and password for access.


Specifies that Integrated Windows authentication is required to access the SMTP server, and enables you to enter a user name and password for access.


Specifies that the system requires only anonymous access to access the SMTP server. This means that all users can access the SMTP server, without authentication.


Specifies whether delivery notification receipts are configured as pop-up messages to keep fax senders informed of the successful delivery of their sent faxes. Note that this option requires the Messenger Service to be running.


Provides a space for you to type a password required to access the SMTP server.


Specifies whether sending delivery receipts by e-mail to users sending faxes is enabled.


Click to select the authentication method required to access the SMTP server, and to enter a user name and password if required.


Provides a space for you to type the specific area code for the country/region to which the rule applies.


Click to select a country or region to which the rule will apply.


Provides a space for you to type the specific country/region code to which the rule applies.


Click to select a country or region to which the rule will apply.


Provides a space for you to type the specific country/region code to which the rule applies.


Specifies whether the SMTP e-mail configuration specified will be applied to the incoming method that routes incoming faxes through e-mail. To configure this method, specify an e-mail address for receiving incoming faxes in the properties sheet of the Route through e-mail incoming method.


Specifies that adaptive answering will be enabled. With adaptive answering, a modem can distinguish between incoming fax and data calls, so that you can use a single modem to receive both kinds of incoming calls. Enable this feature only if it is supported by your modem.


Provides a space to type a folder location for storing copies of incoming faxes.


Specifies the UNC path of the printer. This incoming method prints incoming faxes to the printer specified.


Provides a space to type an e-mail address to receive incoming faxes.


Click to locate a folder for storing incoming faxes.


Click to enter user name and password credentials.


Click to enter user name and password credentials.


Closes the dialog box and saves any changes you have made.


Closes the dialog box without saving any changes you have made.


Specifies that incoming fax calls will be answered manually when detected by the fax device.


Specifies that incoming fax calls will be answered automatically by the fax device.