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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - FaxPress

FaxPress The Integrated Network Fax ServerThe Integrated Network Fax ServerThe Integrated Network Fax ServerThe Integrated Network Fax ServerAdministr

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xSending Faxes from Faxmain______________________________________________ 12-8Addressing the Fax___________________________________________________

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—68. If you choose IPX/SPX, setup will confirm Microsoft Client for NetWare is installed on your workstation, and this

Page 4

Installing the Administrator Client Installing the Client3—710. You can use the Personal Folders screen to identify where to store your personal files

Page 5 - Contents

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—812. If you choose to copy the Documents folder, this Documents Directory screen will appear, requiring you to specify

Page 6

Installing the Administrator Client Installing the Client3—914. If you are re-installing the FaxPress software, an Installation Information window wil

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—10Creating a Remote InstallationThe FaxPress remote installation program allows you to preconfigure the client install

Page 8

Creating a Remote Installation Installing the Client3—112. To create a remote FaxPress client installation, click on the Create remote installation fo

Page 9

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—124. So that all of your FaxPress users can access the remote client installation, choose either a network path or a s

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Installing the FaxPress Users’ Client Installing the Client3—13Installing the FaxPress Users’ ClientPrior to installing the FaxPress client software f

Page 11

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—142. The Welcome screen requires you to click Next>.3. Select User Installation.

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Installing the FaxPress Users’ Client Installing the Client3—154. The Default protocol for a FaxPress screen requires you to select the network protoc

Page 13 - Appendices

xiSetting Personal Preferences___________________ 14-1Overview ______________________________________________________________ 14-2Setting Personal F

Page 14

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—165. If you choose IPX/SPX, setup will confirm Microsoft Client for NetWare is installed on your workstation, and this

Page 15 - Administrator’s

Installing the FaxPress Users’ Client Installing the Client3—177. You can use the Personal Folders screen to identify where to store your personal fil

Page 16

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—188. Click on Next to display the Select Program Folder window.The setup program will add items to the folder in the P

Page 17 - Introducing the FaxPress 1

Installing the FaxPress Users’ Client Installing the Client3—1910. To start using FaxPress 7.0 Client, you should first restart your computer. Choose

Page 18 - FaxPress User’s Guide

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—20Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal ServerRunning the FaxPress 7.0 client software on a Mic

Page 19

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—21About Citrix MetaFrame The Citrix MetaFrame add-on packag

Page 20 - FaxPress 5000

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—22FaxPress Supported Terminal Server and Citrix MetaFrame/ WinFrame Versions FaxPress Software Version 7.0 Micro

Page 21 - FaxPress 7500 E&M

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—23Terminal Server, Citrix, and FaxPress on your NetworkThe

Page 22

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—24Running the FaxPress Client Setup for Microsoft Windows Terminal ServerInstalling the FaxPress client on a Terminal

Page 23

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—25Note: If you are running FaxPress version 5.x or older, u

Page 24 - Package Contents

xiiOverview ___________________________________________________________ 18-3Create a Cover Page Master_____________________________________________

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—26Installing the FaxPress client from Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel automatically puts the Terminal Server

Page 26 - Documentation

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—273. After exiting out of the Castelle Fax Press setup, ope

Page 27 - Castelle Resources

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—286. Click Next>.7. In the Run Installation Program window, install.exe will appear in the Command line for install

Page 28 - Web Site

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—298. In the Change User Option window, select All users beg

Page 29 - Installing the Server 2

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—3010. From the Select Components screen, select Install FaxPress Client for Microsoft Terminal Server, then click Next

Page 30

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—3112. In the Destination path screen, confirm the Destinati

Page 31 - Administrative Tools

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—3214. In the Choose Folder window, select FaxPress.15. Click Next>.

Page 32 - LED Indicators

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—3316. The Personal Folders screen requires you to specify a

Page 33

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—3418. The FaxPress Outlook Direct for Terminal Server clients provides you the option of installing the FaxPress Outlo

Page 34 - Operating System Requirements

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—3519. In the Setup Complete window, select No, I will resta

Page 35

Merging Faxes _______________________________ 21-1Overview ______________________________________________________________ 21-2Preparing for Installa

Page 36 - Installing the Software

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—3621. When the Finish Admin Install window appears, click Finish, then reboot the Terminal Server. After rebooting, lo

Page 37 - Install FaxPress

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—37To set up an Adobe published app, for example, follow the

Page 38

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—38The daemon is provided with concurrency issue handling; it internally ensures that only one copy of it is active. Ap

Page 39 - Windows 98/Windows ME

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—392. In the mail Properties window, click Show Profiles. 3

Page 40 - Windows NT/2000/XP (TCP/IP)

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—404. In the user’s Properties window, with the Services tab selected, click Add. 5. In the Add Services to Profile win

Page 41

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—416. The Login tab of the FaxPress Transport Properties dia

Page 42

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—427. This Login successful message will appear if the transport is able to connect to the Faxpress server. Click OK.8.

Page 43 - Gateway IP Address

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—439. From the user’s mail Properties dialog box, and select

Page 44

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—4411. From the Add Address List window, select Contacts and click Add. Click Close to save and exit. 12.Contacts shoul

Page 45

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—4513. Close all programs and reboot the Terminal Server. Af

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xivB Appendix _________________________________ B-1Troubleshooting _____________________________________________________ B-1C Appendix _____________

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—46To assign the FaxPress Server an IP address, follow these steps:1. On a Windows 95/98, Me, NT or 2000 workstation wi

Page 48

Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Installing the Client3—473. Enter an IP address in the FaxPress IP Address field,

Page 49

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—48Installing Software from the NetworkTo use the client workstation installation program stored on the network during

Page 50

Uninstalling the FaxPress Client Installing the Client3—49Uninstalling the FaxPress ClientThe Castelle FaxPress Setup includes a FaxPress Client unins

Page 51

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—502. To uninstall the FaxPress Client, select the To uninstall the FaxPress Client button. 3. There are two FaxPress C

Page 52 - screen, select the

Installing Add On Products 4 What’s In This ChapterAdd-On Products Overview ...

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide4—2Add-On Products OverviewAdd-on products on the Castelle FaxPress 7.0 CD include email integration and third party int

Page 54

Add-On Products Overview Installing Add On Products4—3Fax ArchiveFax Archive is a feature rich fax database/archiving service available to both admini

Page 55

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide4—4Installing the Add On ProductsTo locate the add-on products included on FaxPress 7.0 CD, follow these steps:1. Log on

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Installing the Add On Products Installing Add On Products4—54. From the Welcome to the FaxPress Installation screen, click Next>.5. From the Select

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Part 1FaxPressAdministrator’sGuide

Page 58

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide4—66. In the next Select Components screen, select Add On Products.7. Click Next>.

Page 59

Installing the Add On Products Installing Add On Products4—78. Choose from the list of Castelle’s current Add On products.For specific instructions on

Page 60

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide4—8

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Configuring FaxPress 5 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 62 - Select Type of Installation

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—2OverviewThe FaxPress server is ready for basic operation without additional configuration (in non-complex environment

Page 63 - 7. In the

Logging into FaxPress Configuring FaxPress5—3Logging into FaxPressYou login to FaxPress through the client desktop by selecting the Faxmain icon in yo

Page 64 - FaxPress Netware Installation

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—42. If this is the first time you have opened FaxMain, you may be prompted to activate your FaxPress 7.0 software if y

Page 65 - FaxPress Setup

Logging into FaxPress Configuring FaxPress5—5– If you are using a Windows NT network, all servers on the same net-work segment can be automatically lo

Page 66

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—62. Click on the FaxPress Accounts... button to displayed the FaxPress Accounts dialog box.All the FaxPress servers in

Page 67

Logging into FaxPress Configuring FaxPress5—72. Click on the FaxPress Accounts... button to displayed the FaxPress Accounts dialog box.Note: The TCP/I

Page 68 - Obtain key

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—8Login to a FaxPress ServerTo log into a FaxPress server, do one of the following:1. Double click the appropriate serv

Page 70

Logging into FaxPress Configuring FaxPress5—9Configuring the Supervisor Account1. Configure your supervisor account by right clicking on your Supervis

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—103. Set the password for the Supervisor user account by clicking on the Set Password button. The Change Password dial

Page 72

Configuring Server Settings Configuring FaxPress5—11Configuring Server SettingsTo configure the Server Settings: 1. Click on the Server Settings tab t

Page 73

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—12– If the result is “Code page 437”, set the symbol code to PC-8. This is the setting to be expected on US Windows PC

Page 74

Configuring Line Settings Configuring FaxPress5—13Configuring Line SettingsFaxPress servers may have 1, 2, 4, or 8 fax lines. Each FaxPress server fax

Page 75 - 8. Select the

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—14Note: The Fax line properties can also be configured through the Fax Lines folder under the Administration branch. F

Page 76 - FaxPress Novell Installation

Configuring Line Settings Configuring FaxPress5—159. In the Line Direction section, select the direction of communication you want the line to handle.

Page 77 - when you are finished

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—16Configuring Storage Reclamation The FaxPress stores incoming and outgoing faxes, notices and transaction logs on the

Page 78

Configuring Storage Reclamation Configuring FaxPress5—172. Select the Storage Reclamation tab to display the dialog box.Note: The FaxPress server susp

Page 79

Introducing the FaxPress 1 What’s In This ChapterAbout the FaxPress Network Fax Servers ... 1-2FaxPr

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—18groups on NDS. For more information on Single Sign On, refer to "Using Single Sign On (SSO)" on page 7-15.

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Configuring Internet Faxing Configuring FaxPress5—19Configuring Internet FaxingThe FaxPress has a software module called “Castelle Internet Faxing” to

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—20You can configure a local FaxPress server to use a remote unit to:• Fax all faxes addressed to another country• Fax

Page 83 - CD-Drive-Letter:\AutoRun.exe

Configuring Internet Faxing Configuring FaxPress5—21•Use internet fax also for local calls (without a long distance prefix).•Send fax through local ph

Page 84

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—22• Fax all faxes addressed to another area code within a country• Fax all faxes addressed to a specific fax number pr

Page 85 - Castelle Storage Server

Configuring Internet Faxing Configuring FaxPress5—234. Specify phone number selection criteria.When the local server sees a fax number, it will parse

Page 86 - Next>

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—24ReceivingIf CIF for incoming job is enabled:When FaxPress receives a CIF job, if the job’s fax number matches its ow

Page 87

Configuring Dialing Properties Configuring FaxPress5—25Configuring Dialing PropertiesWith a fax machine, dialing a number simply consists of dialing a

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—26To configure Dialing Properties:1. Select the Dialing Properties tab to configure your FaxPress server dialing requi

Page 89

Configuring Dialing Properties Configuring FaxPress5—27required for any number dialed whose area code does not match the area code of the FaxPress.•Fo

Page 90

FaxPress User’s Guide1—2About the FaxPress Network Fax ServersCastelle's FaxPress network fax servers offer a variety of easy-to-use, economical

Page 91

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—286. You can set the rules for dialing Area codes in the US or Canada by clicking the Area Code Rules button at the bo

Page 92

Configuring Dialing Properties Configuring FaxPress5—29ton in the Dial long distance preambles with the following prefixes: area.b. Likewise, when mak

Page 93 - Client" on page 2-1

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—30Configuring Advanced FunctionsSelect the Advanced Functions tab in the FaxPress Server Properties screen to configur

Page 94

Configuring Advanced Functions Configuring FaxPress5—31sent out successfully. The sent faxes will show up in the outgoing faxes list with status SENT.

Page 95 - Installing the Client 3

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—327. If you are using DID for routing faxes, click I am using DID for inbound fax routing. When you enable this featur

Page 96

Configuring Advanced Functions Configuring FaxPress5—33•Load Sharing— This is used to configure your FaxPress server to act as a slave for either NT o

Page 97

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—34Configuring User Authentication (SSO)Accessing Novell Users with Single Sign On (SSO)FaxPress Single Sign On (SSO) m

Page 98

Configuring User Authentication (SSO) Configuring FaxPress5—35•Bindery File Server Authentication — User needs to be logged on to a specified Novell F

Page 99

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—36In an NDS environment, these groups will be created in the same context in which the FaxPress is installed.In a Nove

Page 100

Configuring User Authentication (SSO) Configuring FaxPress5—37to login for the first time, he will be prompted with a message prompting him to either

Page 101 - Question

About the FaxPress Network Fax Servers Introducing the FaxPress1—3and print queues stored on the network file server, monitors and manages the modems,

Page 102 - Next>

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—38If a new mailbox is created, the user’s network logon name will be used as the mailbox name. The user’s “Fully quali

Page 103

Configuring User Authentication (SSO) Configuring FaxPress5—393. Use the right arrow at the top of the properties dialog box to leaf through the serve

Page 104

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—404. Select the method of user authentication that you would like to utilize in How should FaxPress authenticate users

Page 105 - Destination Path

Configuring User Authentication (SSO) Configuring FaxPress5—41FaxPress will create the serial number groups in the new location. The Authorization Con

Page 106

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—422. If you want to use a Novell Bindery File Server for authentication, from the User Authentication dialog box, clic

Page 107

Configuring User Authentication (SSO) Configuring FaxPress5—43• Novell users new to FaxPressa. For new FaxPress users, select Set password to and ente

Page 108 - 3. Select

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—445. Click on OK to return to the User Authentication dialog box. When you have completed configuring your user authen

Page 109

Viewing Server Information Configuring FaxPress5—45Viewing Server Information1. To view your server installation configuration parameters, click on th

Page 110 - Destination Directory

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—462. Click on the Advanced button to review the server hardware configuration settings.

Page 111

Load Sharing Configuring FaxPress5—47Load SharingLoad sharing between FaxPress servers provides a way for a FaxPress to share its outbound fax loads.

Page 112

IMPORTANT NOTICE©2003, Castelle. All Rights Reserved. Part No. 61-1226-001 rev B. This material is protected by international copyright laws. Reproduc

Page 113 - Setup Complete

FaxPress User’s Guide1—4FaxPress Server Models and SpecificationsThe FaxPress product line ranges from a single line FaxPress SBE for the small office

Page 114 - Terminal Server

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—48• Both FaxPress servers must be installed on the same network sharable hard drive in the same context and/or with th

Page 115 - Citrix Published Applications

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—49Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Integration with a PBX or DID

Page 116 - WinFrame Versions

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—50For 4 digit mailbox IDs, FaxPress can:• from a 16 character set, strip 10 characters in front of the 4 digit mailbox

Page 117

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—51Once the FaxPress modems are connected to the PBX analog ports you will need t

Page 118

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—522. Click on the Line Settings tab to display the Line Settings dialog box.In the PBX Pre-dial edit box, enter the pr

Page 119 - Preparing the Terminal Server

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—533. Select the Dialing Properties tab. If your PBX system requires passwords fo

Page 120

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—544. Select the Advanced Functions tab.Select I am using DID for inbound fax routing. When you enable this feature, an

Page 121

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—55To configure the User Properties for automatic fax routing via PBX, follow the

Page 122

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—56Receiving Faxes without a Corresponding Mailbox IDIf a fax is sent to an identifier number for which there is no cor

Page 123

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—572. Double-click on an fxcfg file to bring up the fxcfg text file. Type:did_fai

Page 124

FaxPress Server Models and Specifications Introducing the FaxPress1—5FaxPress 7000The FaxPress 7000 is designed for medium-to-heavy fax traffic. It is

Page 125

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—58To customize the timeout interval, type:did_timeout=9as shown below.DTMF Automatic Fax RoutingIn DTMF automatic rout

Page 126 - 15. Click

Automatic Routing: PBX and FaxPress Integration Configuring FaxPress5—59the Unaddressed mailbox, where they must be viewed and manuallly routed by a u

Page 127

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide5—60

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Administrator Utilities 6 Overview ... 6-2Adm

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—2OverviewThis chapter describes the windows-based FaxPress Administration Tools group of utilities available for the a

Page 130 - Published Applications

Administrator Utilities Administrator Utilities6—3Administrator Utilities1. The FaxPress Administrator Client utilities, in the Administration Tools f

Page 131

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—4Accessing the Administration Tools To access the Administration Tools, follow these steps:1. Go to Start>Programs&

Page 132 - Mail and Fax

FP Configurator for TCPIP Administrator Utilities6—5FP Configurator for TCPIPThe FP Configurator for TCPIP utility Windows based utility that allows y

Page 133 - Properties

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—61. If want to move your server installed on a Windows NT network, you will first need to change the IP address. Enter

Page 134

FP Configurator for TCPIP Administrator Utilities6—72. To set the flag for capturing network traffic data during the boot up period, click Set boot ca

Page 135

FaxPress User’s Guide1—6Recommended Number of Users5 - 50 5 - 100 5 - 500 5 - 500 5 - 500Memory Configuration 8MB 8MB 32 MB 32MB 32 MBNetwork Topology

Page 136

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—8a. Designate the file name and location by clicking the Browse button.The file format is compatible with Microsoft ne

Page 137

FP Configurator for TCPIP Administrator Utilities6—91. You can set the frame type the FaxPress uses by clicking Advanced Settings button. The followin

Page 138

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—102. Enter the new Password in the Password text box, and retype it in the Confirm Password text box.Note: If you chan

Page 139

FP Configurator for IPX Administrator Utilities6—11FP Configurator for IPXThe FP Configurator for IPX utility lets you view and change the FaxPress’ I

Page 140

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—121. If you want to move your server installed on a Novell IP network, you will first need to change the IP address. C

Page 141

FP Configurator for IPX Administrator Utilities6—132. To set the flag for capturing network traffic data during the boot up period, click Set boot cap

Page 142 - Windows Explorer

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—14a. Designate the file name and location by clicking the Browse button.The file format is compatible with Microsoft n

Page 143 - Install

FP Configurator for IPX Administrator Utilities6—151. You can set the frame type the FaxPress uses by clicking Advanced Settings button. The following

Page 144 - To uninstall the FaxPress

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—162. Enter the new Password in the Password text box, and retype it in the Confirm Password text box.3. After you have

Page 145 - What’s In This Chapter

FP Configurator for IPX Administrator Utilities6—171. Go to the PhoneBook Conversion folder and click on PB3to4.exe to display the pb3to4 dialog box,

Page 146 - Add-On Products Overview

FaxPress Server Models and Specifications Introducing the FaxPress1—7Maximum power 9 Watts 9 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts 40 WattsHeight 1.5” 2.2” 3.12” 3.

Page 147 - Fax Archive

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—18• serial_number is the serial number of the FaxPress server where the phone book is located.• id_number is a number

Page 148

Importing Microsoft Exchange Users Administrator Utilities6—19Importing Microsoft Exchange UsersThe Import Microsoft Exchange Users utility can be use

Page 149

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—204. From the Microsoft Exchange Global Address List, select a user or group to import, then click OK..

Page 150 - 7. Click

Documents Administrator Utilities6—21DocumentsThe Administration Tools’ Documents folder provides access to FaxPress documentation folders. Access the

Page 151

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—22Inbound Faxes: Using the FaxPress DropFax UtilityThe FaxPress DropFax utility creates an easily accessible directory

Page 152

Inbound Faxes: Using the FaxPress DropFax Utility Administrator Utilities6—233. In the Configuration window, with the Server tab selected, select a Fa

Page 153 - Configuring FaxPress 5

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—24Using the FaxPress User Duplication UtilityThe FaxPress user duplication utility, DupUser.exe, can be used to replic

Page 154 - Overview

Using the FaxPress User Duplication Utility Administrator Utilities6—253. In the Server Name list, select the FaxPress server you’d like to copy the F

Page 155 - Logging into FaxPress

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—265. Click the Replicate button.6. In the DupUser window screen, click Yes.

Page 156

Using the FaxPress User Duplication Utility Administrator Utilities6—277. Click OK.

Page 157 - Locate Your FaxPress Server

FaxPress User’s Guide1—8Package ContentsThe FaxPress shipment contains: • An SBE, 2500, 5000, 7000 or 7500 FaxPress fax server • A Castelle FaxPress 7

Page 158

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—28Importing Network Users1. Go to Start>Programs>FaxPress>Administration Tools>Import Network Users. The U

Page 159

Importing Network Users Administrator Utilities6—29a group within a domain and to select the specific user group or domain to add to FaxPress.a. Selec

Page 160 - Login to a FaxPress Server

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—30Note: The path for your domain or group must conform to ADSI standards; for example: WinNT://MyGroup/MyDomainc. When

Page 161 - User Properties

Importing Network Users Administrator Utilities6—314. Specify privileges for new users in the User Setting for New Users dialog box.You can use the dr

Page 162 - dialog box is displayed

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—325. If the FaxPress is configured for DID or DTMF automatic routing, you may assign mailbox ID numbers to all users y

Page 163 - Configuring Server Settings

Importing Network Users Administrator Utilities6—336. From the group you have chosen, specify some or all users.Click on the >> button to move s

Page 164

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—347. If there are FaxPress users without NT privileges, you will have a chance to correct the situation.This screen pr

Page 165 - Configuring Line Settings

Importing Network Users Administrator Utilities6—358. Review your choices in the Option Verification Window.If everything is right, click on Finish or

Page 166

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—369. After the program completes creating the new mailboxes, a prompt appears informing you that the operation is done

Page 167

Line Scheduler Administrator Utilities6—37Line SchedulerThe FaxPress Line Scheduler utility allows the FaxPress administrator to automatically change

Page 168

About the Castelle FaxPress 7.0 CD-ROM Introducing the FaxPress1—9About the Castelle FaxPress 7.0 CD-ROMThe Castelle FaxPress 7.0 CD-ROM provides:• Fa

Page 169

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—383. In the Configuration window, with the Servers tab selected, add a server to the Scheduled servers list by selecti

Page 170

Line Scheduler Administrator Utilities6—39Stopping the Line SchedulerTo stop the Line Scheduler utility, follow these steps:1. Open the Windows Task M

Page 171 - Configuring Internet Faxing

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide6—40

Page 172 - Internet Fax

Managing Users 7 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 173

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—2OverviewCreating Faxmain UsersThere are three ways to add user accounts:•Create an Individual Account— Parameters can

Page 174

Overview Managing Users7—3Configuring the UserRegardless of which approach you use to create FaxPress users, each user can be individually configured

Page 175

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—4Creating User AccountsFor an individual user, the account, delivery, receipt, and printer parameters are set in a use

Page 176 - Receiving

Using Microsoft Active Directory Services Managing Users7—5Using Microsoft Active Directory ServicesWith a single utility, you can create a FaxPress u

Page 177 - Dialing Rules

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—6Importing NT Users1. Run the Import Network Users.exe file located in to your FaxPress\Administration Tools directory

Page 178

Using Microsoft Active Directory Services Managing Users7—7a group within a domain and to select the specific user group or domain to add to FaxPress.

Page 179

FaxPress User’s Guide1—10DocumentationPrinted DocumentationNew unit purchases of a 2500, 5000, 7000 or 7500 FaxPress fax server come with two printed

Page 180

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—8Note: The path for your domain or group must conform to ADSI standards; for example: WinNT://MyGroup/MyDomainc. When

Page 181

Using Microsoft Active Directory Services Managing Users7—94. Specify privileges for new users in the User Setting for New Users dialog box.You can us

Page 182 - Advanced Functions

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—105. If the FaxPress is configured for DID or DTMF automatic routing, you may assign mailbox ID numbers to all users y

Page 183

Using Microsoft Active Directory Services Managing Users7—116. From the group you have chosen, specify some or all users.Click on the >> button

Page 184 - Supported Functions

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—127. If there are FaxPress users without NT privileges, you will have a chance to correct the situation.This screen pr

Page 185 - Load Sharing—

Using Microsoft Active Directory Services Managing Users7—138. Review your choices in the Option Verification Window.If everything is right, click on

Page 186 - NDS Authentication —

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—149. After the program completes creating the new mailboxes, a prompt appears informing you that the operation is done

Page 187 - Serial Number Groups

Using Single Sign On (SSO) Managing Users7—15Using Single Sign On (SSO)If you are using a Novell network and the users you want to provide access to F

Page 188 - Global Groups

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—16Assign Users to GroupsUse your Novell administrative tools to assign users to the FaxPress groups. Refer to "Co

Page 189

Using Single Sign On (SSO) Managing Users7—171. Based on the specified method of authentication, Faxmain will verify that the user is logged into the

Page 190 - Selecting User Authorization

Castelle Resources Introducing the FaxPress1—11Castelle ResourcesCastelle Corporate Headquarters855 Jarvis DriveMorgan Hill, CA 95037www.castelle.comC

Page 191 - User Authentication

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—18b. If you select I am a new FaxPress User, please create and specify the name of the mailbox in the mailbox edit box

Page 192 - Enable Single Sign On

Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—19Configuring User PropertiesOverviewThere are six separate tabs for configuring the user:•User Account —

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—20from the context menu. The User Properties dialog box will be displayed with the User Account tab activated.2. Enter

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—21•User — Can send, list, hold, view, print, save, discard, and cancel per-sonal faxes. Also can create an

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—22Configuring Delivery Options for Outgoing FaxesTo configure the outgoing fax delivery options for a user account:1.

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—23notification that each time a fax is successfully sent, activate the Print notification radio button. Th

Page 197 - Viewing Server Information

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—24Configuring Fax Receipt ParametersTo configure the forwarding and fax disposition option for the users faxes:1. Righ

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—25c.Forward to Remote Fax — If you want all personal incoming faxes to be automatically forwarded to anoth

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—262. Select the Printer Configuration tab.3. Select the type of printer device, i.e. printer port or a print queue, in

Page 200 - Performance Considerations

Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—27•NT HOST Name— The name of the host computer on which the printer you want to use is connected.•Printer

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FaxPress User’s Guide1—12• The version number of the network software you are using (e.g., NetWare 3.12).• The network topology (e.g., Ethernet).• The

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—28•Use Default FaxPress Print Queue— This is printer queue that was created when you installed the FaxPress server sof

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—29This dialog box contains the information the FaxPress server uses to send print jobs to a Novell NDS net

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—30•Other PCL— Select this radio button if the printer is a non-HP printer but is HP compatible.Note: For printers that

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—312. Select the Archive Settings tab.3. To select a database, click either Microsoft Access Database or Mi

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide7—32Network DetailsTo view the Network details for this user:To configure a printer for a user:1. Right click on the use

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Configuring User Properties Managing Users7—33•Remove Network Association— If this FaxPress mailbox is associated with a network user through Single S

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—2OverviewFaxPress provides a host of functions for tailoring FaxPress to your system environment directly through the

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Administration Folders Administering FaxPress8—3Administration FoldersThe following is a brief discussion of each of the Administration folders:Unaddr

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Installing the Server 2 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—4Allows you to view and manage the FaxPress transaction log files. FaxPress' transaction logs contain information

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Administration Folders Administering FaxPress8—5Fax LinesThrough the Properties menu in this folder you can configure your fax lines. Refer to "C

Page 215 - Administrator Utilities

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—6Managing Transaction LogsThe Transaction Logs folder in the Administration (Supervisor) branch of Faxmain, allows you

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Managing Transaction Logs Administering FaxPress8—73. Click on either Received Logs or Transmitted Logs. The Transaction Log dialog box will be displa

Page 217 - FP Configurator for TCPIP

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—8•Line—FaxPress line number on which the fax was receivedFor transmitted transactions:•Sent by—Sender of the fax•To—Re

Page 218 - Troubleshooting

Managing Transaction Logs Administering FaxPress8—9To Save Transaction Logs1. Right click on the folder for either Transmitted Logs or Received Logs.2

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—10Defining Bill Back CodesAlthough FaxPress users can designate a bill back codes whenever they are sending a fax, the

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Defining Bill Back Codes Administering FaxPress8—115. Select Add to display the Add New Bill Back Code dialog box.6. In the Bill Back Code edit box, e

Page 221 - Settings

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—12Product Activation KeyThe FaxPress server's FaxPress 7.0 software must be activated with a Product Activation K

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Product Activation Key Administering FaxPress8—132. Next, in the Product Activation Key screen, click the Obtain Key From Web button to go to Castelle

Page 224 - Troubleshooting Support

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—2OverviewThis chapter describes:• How to connect the FaxPress hardware to the network.• How to install the FaxPress se

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—14Configuring Fax ApprovalFax Approval provides the administrator with an easy to use mechanism for imposing approval

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Configuring Fax Approval Administering FaxPress8—152. Expand the Approval folder under Administration (Supervisor).3. Double click on the Users Need A

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—16Select ApproversNote: FaxPress approvers must have either Supervisor or Operator privileges.To assign Fax Approvers,

Page 228 - Phone Books

Configuring Fax Approval Administering FaxPress8—174. The new screen Approvers is displayed. The left panel displays all the available users with Supe

Page 229

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—182. Expand your Mailbox and select the Outgoing Faxes Queue folder.All the faxes currently in the queue will be liste

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Configuring Fax Lines Administering FaxPress8—19Configuring Fax Lines1. Login to Faxmain with supervisor privileges.2. Expand the Administration branc

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—204. Select Properties from the context menu, and the following Fax Line Settings dialog box will be displayed.5. The

Page 232 - , select a user or group

Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—21Creating Corporate Phone BooksThere are two different types of Corporate Phone Books, FaxPres

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—22Create FaxPress Phone BooksTo create Corporate FaxPress Phone Books:Create a Group1. Log into your FaxPress server w

Page 234

Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—235. To add members to the group, right click on the Group name and select Add Member. The Edit

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Installing FaxPress Server Hardware Installing the Server2—3Installing FaxPress Server HardwareEach FaxPress server contains all of the hardware requi

Page 236 - Server Name

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—242. If you are importing a CSV default format file, a dBase file, or a ExportPH file, an Open import file screen will

Page 237 - Destination

Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—254. After to have located the file, click OK to import the file. The phone book number will al

Page 238 - button

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—263. Right click on External Database Phone Books and select Add Database Phone Book from the context menu.4. The Data

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Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—27is password protected, you need to provide this password. The supported ISAM file formats are

Page 240 - Importing Network Users

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—28The Database Phone Book dialog box will be displayed.From the Database Phone Book dialog box you can select any tabl

Page 241

Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—29Note: If your database table contains separate fields for country code, area code and number

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—30Note: You can use either ‘Logical AND’ or ‘Logical OR’ to define the logical relationship between those conditions.

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Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—31Create Table JoinsTo access multiple tables from one phonebook view, you must include a new t

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—32soon as you enter a field from the new table the Table Joins button will now be activated.4. Click on the Table Join

Page 245

Creating Corporate Phone Books Administering FaxPress8—332. Click the Build button (to the right of Fax Number). The Build Fax Number dialog box will

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—4When the unit is powered on, the red and green LEDs flash through a power-on sequence for about 15 seconds. The red L

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—343. If you are connecting to an SQL database such SQL server which requires a ‘Data Source Name’ (DSN) to be setup on

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Creating Corporate Cover Pages Administering FaxPress8—35Creating Corporate Cover PagesCorporate Cover Pages are created the same way as standard cove

Page 249 - Line Scheduler

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide8—36

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Page 251 - Stopping the Line Scheduler

FaxPress User’s Guide9—2OverviewCastelle's FaxPress Drop Directory, the Castelle Software Development Kit (SDK) and the associated Castelle Progr

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FaxPress Drop Directory Developing Custom Software9—3FaxPress Drop DirectoryUsing Castelle's Drop Directory, FaxPress 7.0 server supports the sen

Page 253 - Managing Users 7

FaxPress User’s Guide9—4administrator should create this configuration file with the necessary command lines. If jobqueue.cfg file already exists in

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FaxPress Drop Directory Developing Custom Software9—5Example: PRIORITY 10DIRECTORY SCANDIR1 FCF PRIORITY 20 DIRECTORY SCANDIR2 FCF DIRECTORY SCANDIR3

Page 255 - Configuring the User

FaxPress User’s Guide9—6When HIPRI1, HIPRI2, EXPRESS1, and EXPRESS2 jobs have all been processed, jobs for user SOMETIME_SOON will be alternately take

Page 256 - Creating User Accounts

FaxPress Drop Directory Developing Custom Software9—7must be the same as the extension specified along with the drop directory pathname in JOBQUEUE.CF

Page 257 - Installing ADSI

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—5Installing the FaxPress Server SoftwareFaxPress 7.0 Product Activation KeyThe FaxPress

Page 258 - Importing NT Users

FaxPress User’s Guide9—8•##PCL• ##DCX•##PCX•##<Resolution> - specifies resolution for jobs to be standard or fine,• Available resolutions are:•

Page 259

FaxPress Drop Directory Developing Custom Software9—9•##COVER -or- ##NOCOVER - specifies whether or not to include a cover page for the job.•##COVERNA

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FaxPress User’s Guide9—10•##NOPRINT - neither a confirmation nor full fax image is to be printed after fax has been transmitted.Example: Job Control F

Page 261

FaxPress Drop Directory Developing Custom Software9—11Job Data FilesAfter the FaxPress has been configured to query a drop directory, the application

Page 262

FaxPress User’s Guide9—12FaxPress Software Developers’ Kit (SDK)Castelle offers the complimentary FaxPress Software Developers Kit (SDK) to allow deve

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FaxPress Software Developers’ Kit (SDK) Developing Custom Software9—13• Retrieving incoming faxes • Checking status of outgoing faxes • Retrieving not

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FaxPress User’s Guide9—14The Programmer’s Manual provides complete information on how to develop applications using the utilities. The Software Develo

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FaxPress Software Developers’ Kit (SDK) Developing Custom Software9—15• Server configuration functions • User settings functions • Printing functions

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Page 267 - Using Single Sign On (SSO)

Archiving Faxes 10 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 268 - Assign Users to Groups

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—6To use the FaxMain utility to access Castelle's Activation Key request page and obtain your Product Activation K

Page 269 - Create or Convert Mailbox

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—2FP Job Type Table... 10-54FP File Inf

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Overview Archiving Faxes10—3OverviewFaxPress Archive provides five essential archival functions: • All of your FaxPress servers can be backed up to a

Page 271 - Configuring User Properties

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—4FaxPress Archive performs all the features necessary to manage and create fax archives including:• Automatic schedul

Page 272

Overview Archiving Faxes10—5to use MS SQL, you must create a database prior to starting the FaxPress Archive installation. If you use MS Access, a dat

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—6Preparing for InstallationNote: Make sure that you read and understand the following information before you attempt

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Preparing for Installation Archiving Faxes10—7• If your are using an Access database, the service account that is used to run the service must have re

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—8If you do not have a database server, select Microsoft Access and the install program will create a database file fo

Page 276

Preparing for Installation Archiving Faxes10—92. From the Policies pull down menu, select User Rights. The Users Rights Policy dialog screen is displa

Page 277 - Configuring a User Printer

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—10For more information on adding user accounts and setting password and other parameters, consult your Windows NT doc

Page 278

Installing FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—11Installing FaxPress ArchiveTo install FaxPress Archive, follow these steps:1. Place the Castelle CD-RO

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Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—71= supports Novell Bindery Mode, NDS and Netware 5.x Pure IP installations.2= NT 4.0 W

Page 280

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—122. The Welcome screen requires you to click Next>3. In the Select Installation, click the Administrator Installa

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Installing FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—13Note: If the FaxPress client has previously been installed on the workstation you will be prompted wit

Page 282 - Archive Settings

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—145. Select FaxPress Archive.6. Click Next>.

Page 283

Installing FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—157. Enter the installation account name, password, and domain name that you created in "Creating a

Page 284 - Network Details

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—169. Select the folder to install FaxPress Archive icons by clicking Next> to accept the default path or Browse to

Page 285 - Remove Network Association—

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—17Configuring the FaxPress ArchiveAt the completion of the installation process the FaxPress Archiv

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—18Select Database1. When archiving faxes, FaxPress Archive generates fax archive information data. This data and the

Page 287 - Administering FaxPress 8

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—192. If you selected Microsoft Access, proceed to "Configure Microsoft Access Database" o

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—20Configure MS SQL Database1. If the SQL Database Server option is selected, the ODBC DSN dialog box will be displaye

Page 289 - Administration Folders

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—211. Select the FaxPress server you want to archive in the FaxPress Selection dialog box.The list o

Page 290 - Approval

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—8Before installing, please confirm:1. You have administrator privileges on the Windows workstation used to run the Fax

Page 291 - FaxPress Archive

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—222. The Fax Archive Location information screen shows you the location where the archived faxes are stored.3. The Ar

Page 292 - Managing Transaction Logs

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—23•Archive Sent Faxes: If you select this option all faxes that have been successfully transmitted

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—24Note: Archived faxes get deleted from the Incoming Fax Queue, therefore, they will only be visible to the user thro

Page 294 - Viewing Transaction Logs

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—25Note: FaxPress transaction logs are not deleted at the completion of the archive process.6. The A

Page 295 - Printing Transaction Logs

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—267. The Specifying an Archival Schedule dialog box allows you to specify when and how often the archive program will

Page 296 - Defining Bill Back Codes

Configuring the FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—27Note: FaxPress Archive automatically deletes archived faxes from the Faxmain Queues. Purging of A

Page 297 - Exporting Bill Back Codes

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—28are verified to ensure the correct format. The tables are also verified if an existing Access database is selected.

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Starting Archive Services Archiving Faxes10—29Starting Archive ServicesAfter you have installed and configured FaxPress Archive you need to start the

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—30Updating FaxPress ArchiveAnytime you change the configuration of FaxPress Archive you must restart the FaxPress ser

Page 300 - Configuring Fax Approval

Managing Archived Faxes Archiving Faxes10—31Managing Archived FaxesNote: Your faxes will only be archived if your FaxPress Administrator has licensed

Page 301

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—92. Place the Castelle CD-ROM in the drive. The autorun program will be launched from y

Page 302 - Select Approvers

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—322. At the FaxPress Administrator level (logged in with supervisor privileges), FaxPress archive stores all archived

Page 303 - Approve Faxes

Managing Archived Faxes Archiving Faxes10—332. Expand the server folder and open your Mailbox. Two folders will be displayed if FaxPress Archive has b

Page 304

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—34Received Faxes and Archived Sent Faxes for all users and Archived Transaction logs.5. To save your archived fax to

Page 305 - Configuring Fax Lines

Managing Archived Faxes Archiving Faxes10—35Note: Deletion is done through the purging option in the archive program itself.11. To sort a list by a pa

Page 306 - Fax Line

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—363. Select Set Filter. The Archived Transmitted Faxes Filter dialog box will be displayed.For archived sent faxes, t

Page 307 - FaxPress Phone Books

Managing Archived Faxes Archiving Faxes10—37a particular phrase, and also faxes whose descriptions that match the phrase exactly.•Destination number—

Page 308 - Create FaxPress Phone Books

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—383. Select Set Filter. The Archived Received Faxes Filter dialog box will be displayed.For archived received faxes,

Page 309 - Import a Phone Book File

Managing Archived Faxes Archiving Faxes10—39comments, faxes whose comments begin, contain, end with a particular phrase, and also faxes whose comments

Page 310

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—40Managing Saved FaxesSaved faxes are not associated with a FaxPress database, so you do not have to login to a FaxPr

Page 311 - ODBC Database Phone Book

Managing Saved Faxes Archiving Faxes10—415. From the context menu, you can select: •View... — Open the saved fax in the Viewer. This viewer applicatio

Page 312 - Database Phone Book

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—104. In the Select Installation, click the Administrator Installation button to install the FaxPress server software.N

Page 313 - Create Phone Book Views

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—42Using FaxPress ArchiveTo view archive faxes and/or transaction logs click on the Fax Archive folder under either th

Page 314

Using FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—435. Right click on the folder to bring up the context menu and select Set Filter. The Received Transaction L

Page 315

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—44greater than or equal to a certain number of pages, and also the specified number of pages.•RTI— Filters the list s

Page 316

Using FaxPress Archive Archiving Faxes10—455. Right click on the folder to bring up the context menu and select Set Filter. The Transmitted Transactio

Page 317 - Create Table Joins

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—46•RTI— Filters the list so that only transmissions sent to a fax machine with a particular remote terminal ID (RTI)

Page 318 - Build Fax Numbers

Troubleshooting the Archive Service Archiving Faxes10—47Troubleshooting the Archive ServiceProblems After Installing the Archive Service You have inst

Page 319 - Make Views Visible

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—48number has been changed from the old FaxPress serial number to the new FaxPress serial number, the faxes will once

Page 320

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—49Information Storage In order to keep track of the fax jobs, the information associated with the fax must also

Page 321

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—50Outgoing Fax InformationFor outgoing faxes the following information is available:FaxPress Server Serial # of FaxPr

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Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—51Transmitted Log InformationFor transmitted faxes the following information is availableFaxPress Server Serial

Page 323

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—115. To install the FaxPress server, click on the Install FaxPress Server button in the

Page 324

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—52Received Log InformationFor received faxes, the following information is available:The following tables and fields

Page 325 - FaxPress Drop Directory

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—53FPFaxInfo TableThe FPFaxInfo table is used to keep track of both incoming and outgoing fax records. The FaxPr

Page 326

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—54FP Users TableThe FPUsers table contains a list of all FaxPress archive users in the database. For each username,

Page 327 - INTERVAL

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—55FP File Info TableThe FPFileInfo table contains a list of the archived fax image file names The fax image is

Page 328 - Drop Directory Users

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—56FP UNC TableThe FPUNCInfo table contains a list of UNC paths to the archive directory. Currently, UNCPath should o

Page 329

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—57information name and value and is used by the FPFaxInfo and FPTransactInfo tables to store these values.FPBill

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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—58FaxPressSerialNumber Serial # of FaxPress server JobID Job ID of the job DateTime Date and time of transmit/receive

Page 331

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—59FPReserved TableThe FPReserved table contains application defined values.ReservedID ID of the reserved entry R

Page 332 - ##NOPRINT

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—60Archive Table RelationshipsThe fax archive tables have the following overall relationships:

Page 333 - Job Notice Files

Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—61A logical view of the table relationships for Incoming and Outgoing faxes would look like the following:

Page 335

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—12If you’re using Windows 2000, XP or NT, this setup screen will appear. Select the Windows NT/2000/XP (TCP/IP) button

Page 336

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide10—62A logical view of the table relationships for Transmitted and Received logs would look like the following:

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Information Storage Archiving Faxes10—63

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FaxPress Basics 11 What’s In This ChapterFaxmain...

Page 342 - An MS SQL or Access Database

FaxPress User’s Guide11—2FaxmainThe primary FaxPress component is Faxmain. From Faxmain you can logon to any of your FaxPress servers and send faxes.

Page 343 - Overview Archiving Faxes

FaxPress Neighborhood FaxPress Basics11—3FaxPress NeighborhoodThe FaxPress Neighborhood allows you to access or register multiple FaxPress servers fro

Page 344 - Preparing for Installation

FaxPress User’s Guide11—4Your Mailbox houses all the folders associated with the creation, transmittal and receipt of your faxes. By default, the Outg

Page 345 - Databases

FaxPress Neighborhood FaxPress Basics11—5direct dialing criteria are send to the Unaddressed Mailbox and then must be routed to the FaxPress recipient

Page 346

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—138. The Castelle FaxPress Server Installation on Windows NT/2000/XP screen requires yo

Page 347

FaxPress User’s Guide11—6Print QueuesThis folder lists the jobs in the logged-on FaxPress server’s Parallel print queues. Users can manage only their

Page 348

FaxPress Neighborhood FaxPress Basics11—7Corporate Phone BooksThis is a phone book that can be accessed by any FaxPress user; it contains the phone nu

Page 349 - Installing FaxPress Archive

FaxPress User’s Guide11—8Personal FoldersThe Personal Folders branch of the Faxmain Tree lets you create and save information for your personal use. A

Page 350 - Administrator Installation

Personal Folders FaxPress Basics11—9•FaxPress Phone Book—This is a phone book file which resides on your local machine and is managed by you. You can

Page 351 - Add On Products

FaxPress User’s Guide11—10Favorite MessagesFavorite Messages are short textual messages that appear in the Note field of the cover page.You can create

Page 352 - 6. Click

FaxPress User Privilege Levels FaxPress Basics11—11• SupervisorCan do anything an Operator can; additionally, Supervisor can add, delete, or edit user

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FaxPress User’s Guide11—12

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Sending Faxes 12 What’s In This ChapterSending Faxes from Applications ... 12-2Using Fax

Page 355 - Select Mode

FaxPress User’s Guide12—2Sending Faxes from ApplicationsFaxPress supports native attachment faxing for most common applications this means that for ma

Page 356 - Select Database

Sending Faxes from Applications Sending Faxes12—3Note: The Login dialog box will not appear if you set the third-party send fax option in the Personal

Page 357

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—14Note: If the shared drive you are using is NTFS, the FaxPress server and the FaxPress client workstations must have

Page 358 - Configure MS SQL Database

FaxPress User’s Guide12—42. Next, from an open application, print to the Castelle DCX Driver.3. Faxmain’s Send Fax dialog box will appear as it would

Page 359 - Add All>>

Sending Faxes from Applications Sending Faxes12—54. To bring the Send Fax dialog box to the front of your open applications, click the Accumulated Fax

Page 360 - Archiving Transmitted Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide12—62. The Install Word Faxing Word document will be displayed.3. To install the FaxPress interface and insert the FaxPress icon

Page 361

Sending Faxes from Applications Sending Faxes12—74. Close Word and then restart the application. The FaxPress Icon should now appear on your Word Tool

Page 362 - Archiving Transaction Logs

FaxPress User’s Guide12—8Sending Faxes from FaxmainThere are many methods to send faxes even from within Faxmain. All of these lead to the Send Fax di

Page 363 - Password

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—9• Arrange attachments.4. Click on the Options tab if you want to set non-default delivery options:• Set de

Page 364

FaxPress User’s Guide12—10the two in the first ten will receive a single fax and the three in the second ten will receive a second fax instead of all

Page 365 - Purge Received Faxes

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—11• Recipient name @ company @ recipient_fax_number• @ company @ recipient_fax_numberYou can also click on

Page 366

FaxPress User’s Guide12—12Attaching FilesThe Attachments tab allows you to attach native documents without having to convert them to fax format first.

Page 367 - Starting Archive Services

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—13Note: If the print options is not present, FaxPress will not support the attachment.3. Select Print. If t

Page 368 - Updating FaxPress Archive

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—1512. The FaxPress server name dialog box requires a name for the FaxPress server. This

Page 369 - Managing Archived Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide12—142. To add an attachment not in your Favorite Documents list, use the Browse button to navigate to the directory containing t

Page 370 - Archived Faxes

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—155. If you have multiple attachments and want them to appear in a particular order, use the Move Up and Mo

Page 371

FaxPress User’s Guide12—16–Fax line to use.•Resolution — In this area you can specify Fine (200 dpi) or Standard (100 dpi) resolution.•Printing — In t

Page 372

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—171. Clicking on the To... button in the Send Fax dialog box to display the Address Fax dialog.You can sele

Page 373 - Filtering Archived Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide12—18•Group—The name of the phone book group currently open. If you select a group name from your phonebook, you can broadcast yo

Page 374

Sending Faxes from Faxmain Sending Faxes12—19•Properties—Displays the member profile for the highlighted entry in the Recipient List.If you have set t

Page 375

FaxPress User’s Guide12—20user icon in the Send Fax dialog box. Either way, the New Recipient dialog box opens.2. Use the New Recipient dialog box to

Page 376

Sending Faxes Using the Broadcast Switch Sending Faxes12—21Sending Faxes Using the Broadcast SwitchCastelle’s FaxPress broadcast switch feature allows

Page 377 - Fax Status—

FaxPress User’s Guide12—22Sending Faxes with FaxTrayThe FaxTray application allows you direct access to the FaxPress Send Fax form from your system tr

Page 378 - Managing Saved Faxes

Sending Faxes from Explorer Sending Faxes12—23Sending Faxes from ExplorerYou can send a fax from Windows Explorer by using its Send To feature, becaus

Page 379

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—1614. If the FaxPress communicates only with other devices connected to the current network segment, leave the edit bo

Page 380 - Using FaxPress Archive

FaxPress User’s Guide12—24Managing Sent Faxes1. All of the Outgoing Fax management functions are available through Faxmain. To access them you must be

Page 381

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—25• Right click on the fax and select View from the context menu, Which ever way you choose to view your fax, the

Page 382

FaxPress User’s Guide12—262. Choose Save As... The Save As screen will be displayed.3. The top level directory shown in the scroll down area will be

Page 383

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—271. In the Outgoing Faxes Queue, right-click on the fax you want to resend. A context menu appears.2. Select Send

Page 384

FaxPress User’s Guide12—28• Right-click on the fax you want to delete and select Delete from the context menu.A message box will appear to let you con

Page 385

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—29Releasing a Hold on Outgoing FaxesTo release a hold on an outgoing fax:1. In the Outgoing Faxes Queue, right-cli

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FaxPress User’s Guide12—301. In the Outgoing Faxes Queue, right-click on the fax you want to re-sequence, select Sequence... from the context menu.2.

Page 387 - Incoming Fax Information

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—314. Bring up the context menu by right clicking on the fax you want to email and select Mail...5. If you are usi

Page 388 - Outgoing Fax Information

FaxPress User’s Guide12—326. If your email client is not running, the Choose Profile dialog may be displayed.7. Select a profile from the drop-down li

Page 389 - Transmitted Log Information

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—332. Right click on the appropriate fax and select Approve and Yes from the context menu. 3. The fax will be sent

Page 390 - Received Log Information

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—1716. The FaxPress installation program will now copy all the server software to your f

Page 391 - FPFaxInfo Table

FaxPress User’s Guide12—34Viewing Fax Properties1. To view information about a fax from the Outgoing Faxes Queue, right-click on a fax and select Prop

Page 392 - FP Job Type Table

Managing Sent Faxes Sending Faxes12—35Refreshing the QueueFaxPress lists update periodically. To update the list immediately, press the <F5> key

Page 393 - FP File Info Table

FaxPress User’s Guide12—36

Page 394 - FPMiscInfo Table

Receiving Faxes 13 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 395 - FPTransactInfo Table

FaxPress User’s Guide13—2OverviewFaxPress by default routes all incoming faxes into the Unaddressed User Mailbox. This list of faxes can be seen by us

Page 396

Overview Receiving Faxes13—3functions through the menu bar in Faxmain. For the discussions in the chapter, all functions will be accessed through the

Page 397 - FPReserved Table

FaxPress User’s Guide13—4•Send... — Send the fax to another fax machine or FaxPress user. A dialog will allow you to specify the fax transmission data

Page 398 - Archive Table Relationships

Overview Receiving Faxes13—5•Mail... — Forward the fax via email. The email message window will appear and the selected fax will appear as an attachme

Page 399 - faxes would

FaxPress User’s Guide13—6Viewing FaxesFaxPress can place incoming faxes in your mailbox if you have automatic routing or if another user routes a fax

Page 400 - Received

Viewing Faxes Receiving Faxes13—74. Select View from the menu. A Viewer opens and displays the first page of the fax. Use the viewer's Page menu

Page 401

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—1818. This Warning messsage will only appear if setup attempts to login to the FaxPress server, and finds that the Fax

Page 402

FaxPress User’s Guide13—8Saving a FaxYou can save any fax that appears in the Outgoing Faxes Queue, Incoming Faxes Queue, Archived Received Faxes, or

Page 403

Printing Faxes Receiving Faxes13—9Printing FaxesFor details on how to print your faxes and lists of faxes refer to "Printing Faxes" in Chapt

Page 404

FaxPress User’s Guide13—10To enable a fax copy, a second copy rather than the original, to be automatically forwarded to another FaxPress user, the Fa

Page 405 - FaxPress Basics 11

Forwarding Faxes Receiving Faxes13—11corporate phone book group. Automatically forwarded faxes do not remain in a user's mailbox.a.Do not forward

Page 406 - Neighborhood

FaxPress User’s Guide13—12To direct FaxPress to send a copy of your incoming faxes to another FaxPress user:1. Select Forward to FaxPress User and spe

Page 407 - FaxPress Neighborhood

Forwarding Faxes Receiving Faxes13—135. Click OK. An outgoing.cfg file will be created on the FaxPress master file server in the Castelle\Serial_numbe

Page 408 - Incoming Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide13—14forwarded to a FaxPress user on the same FaxPress server, however, the fax will not remain in the incoming queueTo send a fa

Page 409 - Archived Received Faxes

Sending a Fax Receiving Faxes13—15Sending a FaxYou can send any fax that appears in your Incoming Faxes Queue.To send a fax you have received:1. In th

Page 410 - Personal Phone Books

FaxPress User’s Guide13—16Routing a FaxYou can route any fax from your Incoming Faxes Queue or from the Unaddressed Faxes list to another FaxPress use

Page 411

Forwarding a Fax via Email Receiving Faxes13—173. Select recipient from the Distribution List which lists all current FaxPress users.You can Click on

Page 412 - Personal Folders

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—1920. When the completion message is displayed, click OK to finish the FaxPress Server

Page 413 - Favorite Documents

FaxPress User’s Guide13—18Note: If you are not sure which profile to use, consult your email system administrator.6. Click OK in the Choose Profile di

Page 414 - Cover Page Templates

Setting Personal Preferences 14 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 415 - • Supervisor

FaxPress User’s Guide14—2OverviewFrom the Personal Preferences dialog box you can configure your personal options for the following categories:•Person

Page 416

Setting Personal File Storage Location Setting Personal Preferences14—3Setting Personal File Storage Location1. From within Faxmain, select Fax from t

Page 417 - Sending Faxes 12

FaxPress User’s Guide14—4•Favorite Messages— This is the directory where your favorite mes-sages are stored. The default location for these files is:

Page 418

Setting General Options Setting Personal Preferences14—5Setting General Options1. From within Faxmain, select Fax from the Menu bar and click on Optio

Page 419

FaxPress User’s Guide14—6–Display confirmation message after sending a fax—Check this option if you want FaxPress to display a message telling you tha

Page 420 - Send Fax

Selecting Viewer Application Setting Personal Preferences14—7Selecting Viewer Application1. From within Faxmain, select Fax from the Menu bar and clic

Page 421 - Using FaxPress Icon in Word

FaxPress User’s Guide14—8•Third Party Viewer— This allows you to select the third party viewer application to view faxes:– Select Use the viewer assoc

Page 422

Setting Default Phone Books Setting Personal Preferences14—91. From within Faxmain, select Fax from the Menu bar and click on Options. The Personal Pr

Page 423 - Castelle FaxPress

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—202. With the Sharing tab selected, check Allow network users to change my files in the Network sharing and security s

Page 424 - Sending Faxes from Faxmain

FaxPress User’s Guide14—10Setting Startup Options1. Select Fax from the Faxmain Menu bar and click on Options. The Personal Preferences dialog box wil

Page 425

Setting Tracing Criteria Setting Personal Preferences14—11–List to show—The folder you select in the scroll down list will automatically be opened and

Page 426 - Addressing the Fax

FaxPress User’s Guide14—122. You can request the following levels of tracing for either Faxmain or for TrayFaxAlert.•Tracer On— When this is selected

Page 427

Printing Faxes 15 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 428 - Attaching Files

FaxPress User’s Guide15—2OverviewAll FaxPress servers are equipped with a parallel printer port that allow users to print incoming faxes via the FaxPr

Page 429 - Attaching Native Documents

Printing a Fax Printing Faxes15—3Printing a FaxThe following explains how to print a fax without opening it for viewing.1. From your Incoming or Outgo

Page 430

FaxPress User’s Guide15—4a. To select a different printer, click the Printer button. The Printer Configuration dialog box will be displayed. This is t

Page 431 - Specifying Delivery Options

Printing a Fax Printing Faxes15—54. If you are connected to a Windows NT network and want to connect to a network printer, select FaxPress/Network...

Page 432 - Sending the Fax

FaxPress User’s Guide15—6b. After you have configured your printer, click OK. This will return you to the FaxPress/Network Print dialog box. c. Select

Page 433

Printing a List Printing Faxes15—74. Set header/footer parameters.On the Headers and Footers dialog, you can set the following parameters (or accept t

Page 434

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—21• You need to be logged in to NDS with administrator privileges to the context where

Page 435 - Adding New Recipient

FaxPress User’s Guide15—85. On the Margins dialog, you can set the following parameters (or accept the defaults).Top, Bottom, Left, Right margins — en

Page 436

Managing Stored Faxes 16 What’s In This ChapterManaging Archived Faxes ... 1

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FaxPress User’s Guide16—2Managing Archived FaxesNote: Your faxes will only be archived if your FaxPress Administrator has configured the archive servi

Page 438 - Sending Faxes with FaxTray

Managing Archived Faxes Managing Stored Faxes16—3Note: If these folders are not displayed in your Mailbox, you may need to reconfigure your start-up s

Page 439 - Sending Faxes from Explorer

FaxPress User’s Guide16—42. Open either of these folders and select the archived fax you wish to view.Note: If you move your archived faxes to another

Page 440 - Managing Sent Faxes

Managing Archived Faxes Managing Stored Faxes16—55. To print your archived fax, right click on the fax and select Print. This will launch the standard

Page 441 - Saving Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide16—6faxes) and one is in the Administration branch under Fax Archive (these are all the archived files for your FaxPress server).

Page 442 - Resending Faxes

Managing Archived Faxes Managing Stored Faxes16—7companies, companies whose names start, contain, and end with a particular letter or word, and compan

Page 443 - Deleting Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide16—83. Select Set Filter. The Archived Received Faxes Filter dialog box will be displayed.For archived received faxes, the follow

Page 444 - Holding Outgoing Faxes

Managing Archived Faxes Managing Stored Faxes16—9comments, faxes whose comments begin, contain, end with a particular phrase, and also faxes whose com

Page 445

vFaxPress Administrator’s Guide Introducing the FaxPress _______________________ 1-1About the FaxPress Network Fax Servers _________________________

Page 446 - Forwarding Faxes via Email

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—221. Log onto the NDS tree and file server with supervisor privileges, then place the Castelle CD-ROM in the drive. Th

Page 447

FaxPress User’s Guide16—10Managing Saved FaxesSaved faxes are not associated with a FaxPress database, so you do not have to login to a FaxPress serve

Page 448 - Approving Fax Transmission

Managing Saved Faxes Managing Stored Faxes16—115. From the context menu, you can select: •View... — Open the saved fax in the Viewer. This viewer appl

Page 449

FaxPress User’s Guide16—12

Page 450 - Viewing Fax Properties

Notices and Alerts 17 What’s In This ChapterUsing Notices...

Page 451 - Refreshing the Queue

FaxPress User’s Guide17—2Using NoticesOverviewNotices are a general method used by FaxPress to provide information to the user when certain events occ

Page 452

Using Notices Notices and Alerts17—3•Remote id — The ID the receiving fax machine uses to identify itself.•Received at — The date and time the FaxPres

Page 453 - Receiving Faxes 13

FaxPress User’s Guide17—41. Click on Mailbox to expand the branch, then click on Notices to display a list of your notices.2. To view a notice, double

Page 454

Using Notices Notices and Alerts17—5Delete a NoticeTo delete a Notice, do the following.1. Right-click on the Notice you want to delete.2. Select Dele

Page 455 - Save As

FaxPress User’s Guide17—64. Optionally display the Printer Configuration dialog.If you click on the Printer button, you will see the Printer Configura

Page 456 - Fax Queue

Using TrayFaxAlert Notices and Alerts17—7Setting Up TrayFaxAlert1. To invoke TrayFaxAlert, use your Start menu to navigate to the TrayFaxAlert icon in

Page 457

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—233. In the Select Type of Installation screen, select the Administrator Installation b

Page 458 - Viewing Faxes

FaxPress User’s Guide17—84. In Notification, select the TrayFaxAlert notice type:Personal Notices only – select this option if you have User or Router

Page 459 - Viewing Faxes Receiving Faxes

Using TrayFaxAlert Notices and Alerts17—9that is consistent with the network protocol stack installed on your workstation.9. In the User Name edit box

Page 460 - Saving a Fax

FaxPress User’s Guide17—101. In the Properties dialog, go to the FaxPress Servers Currently Connected section and click on the Server Properties butto

Page 461 - Forwarding Faxes

Using TrayFaxAlert Notices and Alerts17—11View NoticesTo view the list of notices in the FaxPress mailboxes that you are monitoring:1. Right-click on

Page 462

FaxPress User’s Guide17—12•For User — The recipient of the notice.•Server — The name of the FaxPress server containing the monitored mailbox.You can r

Page 463

Creating Cover Pages 18 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 464

FaxPress User’s Guide18—2OverviewA “cover page” is a prepared, fax-ready document that the FaxPress can attach, as the first page, to an outgoing fax

Page 465 - Forwarding Faxes Manually

Creating a Master Cover Page Creating Cover Pages18—3Creating a Master Cover PageOverviewThe best way to make a cover page is to modify an existing te

Page 466

FaxPress User’s Guide18—4open it by clicking on Fax from the Faxmain menu and selecting Compose Cover Page from the drop-down menu.2. The Cover Page E

Page 467 - Sending a Fax

Creating a Master Cover Page Creating Cover Pages18—53. To add permanent text (text not affected by substitution variables) to your Cover Page, click

Page 468 - Routing a Fax

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—245. Select Novell Netware.6. In the Select Network screen, select the Netware NDS (IPX/SPX) button.

Page 469 - Forwarding a Fax via Email

FaxPress User’s Guide18—65. Release the button. Note that the box is still selected.•Repositioning — You can reposition the text box by clicking and h

Page 470

Creating a Master Cover Page Creating Cover Pages18—7Add Substitution VariablesThere are numerous substitution variables that you can add to a cover p

Page 471

FaxPress User’s Guide18—8•Label box — The box labeled “Totl. Pages” contains the designator for the Number of Pages element.•Value box — The box label

Page 472

Creating a Master Cover Page Creating Cover Pages18—9•Addressee1 - Addressee5 — Addresse1 is the recipient whose address information appears on the co

Page 473

FaxPress User’s Guide18—10•Number of Pages — Total number of fax pages, not counting the cover page.•Fax Description — The subject line of the Send Fa

Page 474

Creating a Master Cover Page Creating Cover Pages18—11Save Cover Page MasterYou can save your cover page master on any available volume. The master wi

Page 475 - Setting General Options

FaxPress User’s Guide18—12Downloading the Cover Page to the FaxPress ServerAfter you have created and saved your Cover Page Master, you must download

Page 476

Downloading the Cover Page to the FaxPress Server Creating Cover Pages18—13is not listed and is on a different segment than your workstation, enter th

Page 477 - Selecting Viewer Application

FaxPress User’s Guide18—14Publishing Cover PagesThe FaxPress Cover Page publishing feature allows the FaxPress Supervisor, or any user with Supervisor

Page 478 - Setting Default Phone Books

Publishing Cover Pages Creating Cover Pages18—154. In the Publish Cover Page window, select the cover page to distribute, and click OK. This personal

Page 479

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—257. The FaxPress Novell NDS Installation Welcome screen is displayed.Click Next>. 8

Page 480 - Setting Startup Options

FaxPress User’s Guide18—16

Page 481 - Setting Tracing Criteria

Creating Phone Books 19 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 482

FaxPress User’s Guide19—2OverviewWhat are Phone BooksFaxPress uses the concept of phone books to provide you access to commonly used people and fax nu

Page 483 - Printing Faxes 15

Overview Creating Phone Books19—3Phone Books (as with Corporate Phone Books): FaxPress Phone Books and External Database Phone Books.• Corporate Phone

Page 484

FaxPress User’s Guide19—4• Exchange and Outlook Contact ListsYou can access Exchange and Outlook contact list through Faxmain, but you manage them thr

Page 485 - Printing a Fax

Overview Creating Phone Books19—5One More ThingAll though the previous discussion seems to detail all possible means of accessing recipients for your

Page 486

FaxPress User’s Guide19—6Creating Local Phone BooksLocal Phone Books can contain either FaxPress Phone Books or Database Phone Books. You do not have

Page 487

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—73. Right click on FaxPress Phone Books and select Add Phone Book from the context menu.4. Enter the

Page 488 - Printing a List

FaxPress User’s Guide19—82. Enter a name for each group you want to define in the Add Group text box and click OK. 3. To add members to the group, rig

Page 489

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—91. Follow the procedure in "Create Local FaxPress Phone Books" on page 19-6 to create a F

Page 490

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—269. Select the context that allows you to access the volume in which you want to install the FaxPress software, then

Page 491 - Managing Stored Faxes 16

FaxPress User’s Guide19—10Note: The default values in this dialog box are 1 through 7 respectively. Re-sequence the fields to correspond to your custo

Page 492

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—11ODBC Database Phone BookFaxPress also supports ODBC based external phone books. This allows you to

Page 493

FaxPress User’s Guide19—12To access an external ODBC databaseTo link to an external ODBC database phone book:1. Once the PRO package is licensed, open

Page 494

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—134. The Database Phone Book dialog box is displayed. You can create a new phone book, give it a nam

Page 495

FaxPress User’s Guide19—14Create Phone Book ViewsTo use an external database as a phone book, you must first link to the specified database and then c

Page 496

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—15The Database Phone Book dialog box will be displayed.From the Database Phone Book dialog box you c

Page 497

FaxPress User’s Guide19—16Note: If your database table contains separate fields for country code, area code and number you will need to select those s

Page 498

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—17Note: You can use either ‘Logical AND’ or ‘Logical OR’ to define the logical relationship between

Page 499

FaxPress User’s Guide19—18Create Table JoinsTo access multiple tables from one phonebook view, you must include a new table in your view and define a

Page 500

Creating Local Phone Books Creating Phone Books19—19soon as you enter a field from the new table the Table Joins button will now be activated.4. Click

Page 501

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—2711. Enter a path for the server files. The files will be installed at the location yo

Page 502

FaxPress User’s Guide19—202. Click the Build button (to the right of Fax Number). The Build Fax Number dialog box will be displayed.3. To have FaxPres

Page 503 - Notices and Alerts 17

Creating Personal Phone Book Creating Phone Books19—212. Expand the Mailbox Branch and click on Personal Phone Books. 3. From here you can either crea

Page 504 - Using Notices

FaxPress User’s Guide19—224. To add members to the group, right click on the Group name and select Add Member. The Edit Member dialog box will be disp

Page 505 - View a Notice

Creating Personal Phone Book Creating Phone Books19—23a. If you are importing a CSV default format file, a dBase file, or a ExportPH file, an Open imp

Page 506

FaxPress User’s Guide19—242. Expand the Mailbox Branch, right click on Personal Phone Books. 3. Select Export from the context menu. The SaveAs dialog

Page 507 - Print a Notice

Editing a FaxPress Phonebook Creating Phone Books19—25•Last Name, First Name— The recipient's name as it appears in the Group list. The entry can

Page 508 - Using TrayFaxAlert

FaxPress User’s Guide19—26

Page 509 - Setting Up TrayFaxAlert

Favorite Documents and Messages 20 What’s In This ChapterUsing Favorite Documents...

Page 510

FaxPress User’s Guide20—2Using Favorite DocumentsYou can maintain and manage a list of frequently used (“Favorite”) documents that can be easily acces

Page 511

Using Favorite Documents Favorite Documents and Messages20—33. Select a Favorite Document.In the Add to Favorite Documents dialog, navigate to the dir

Page 512

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—2813. The summary table lists the parameters you have chosen for the FaxPress server. Review the entries. If any param

Page 513 - View Notices

FaxPress User’s Guide20—41. Perform the standard procedure for attaching documents to your fax as detailed in "Attaching Files" in Chapter 8

Page 514 - Viewer Options

Using Favorite Documents Favorite Documents and Messages20—53. Click on the Add to Favorite button. The attached document will now be displayed in the

Page 515 - Creating Cover Pages 18

FaxPress User’s Guide20—61. Right click on the Favorite Documents branch.2. On the context menu, click on Import in Fax Format.3. In the Import in Fax

Page 516

Using Favorite Documents Favorite Documents and Messages20—71. Right click on a document in your Favorite Documents list.2. On the context menu, click

Page 517 - Creating a Master Cover Page

FaxPress User’s Guide20—82. On the context menu, click Mail...You email program will open and the attachment will be in the email message area.3. Ent

Page 518

Using Favorite Messages Favorite Documents and Messages20—9Delete a Favorite DocumentTo remove a document from the Favorite Documents list:1. Right cl

Page 519

FaxPress User’s Guide20—10Add Favorite MessageTo add a message to the list of Favorite Messages:1. Right click on the Favorite Messages branch.2. On t

Page 520 - Importing Graphics

Using Favorite Messages Favorite Documents and Messages20—11Include a Favorite Message on a Cover SheetTo include a favorite message in an outgoing fa

Page 521 - Add Substitution Variables

FaxPress User’s Guide20—12View a Favorite MessageTo view a favorite message:1. Right click on a Favorite Message.2. On the context menu, click Propert

Page 522

Merging Faxes 21 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 523

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—2915. A Product Activation Key, determined by your FaxPress unit's serial number,

Page 524 - Sample Cover Page

FaxPress User’s Guide21—2OverviewYou can create a template document that contains fields for individual recipient’s and fax number, and merge the temp

Page 525 - Use European Characters

Preparing for Installation Merging Faxes21—3column. For example, there might be columns named “FirstName” and “FaxNumber” and rows with values such as

Page 526

FaxPress User’s Guide21—4Installing FaxMergeInstallation for mail merge functionality is provided by a Word document.1. Locate the Install FaxMerge do

Page 527 - Cover Page Name

Creating a Main Document Merging Faxes21—5Uninstall Mail MergeTo uninstall, do the following.1. Reopen Install FaxMerge document.2. Click on the Unins

Page 528 - Publishing Cover Pages

FaxPress User’s Guide21—62. In section 1, Main document, click on the Create button and a menu appears below the button.3. Select Form Letters… from t

Page 529 - 4. In the

Creating a Main Document Merging Faxes21—75. To edit your new main document or your active window, select Edit form the Mail Merge Helper dialog box.

Page 530

FaxPress User’s Guide21—8Attaching a Data SourceThe most common usage for faxing merged document will be to create a Main Document (or template/boiler

Page 531 - Creating Phone Books 19

Attaching a Data Source Merging Faxes21—92. Select Open Data Source. The Open Data Source navigation dialog will allow you to connect to an existing d

Page 532

FaxPress User’s Guide21—104. If you have mapped a database, a dialog box will ask you to select a Table or Query. In this example, we have attached an

Page 533

Inserting Merge Fields Merging Faxes21—11Inserting Merge Fields1. From your Main document, select Mail Merge from the Tools pull down menu. The Mail M

Page 534 - Type of Phone Books

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—30Note: In some cases, if setup takes an especially long time to communicate with the FaxPress, the above Warning mess

Page 535 - Formatting Phone Numbers

FaxPress User’s Guide21—12The following is a sample template letter with field codes inserted.Castelle3255-3 Scott Blvd.Santa Clara, CA 95054-3013(408

Page 536 - Creating Local Phone Books

Faxing the Merged Documents Merging Faxes21—13Faxing the Merged DocumentsTo fax your merged document, you select FaxPress Mail Merge from the Tools me

Page 537

FaxPress User’s Guide21—144. To create a mapping, select a pair of fields and click on Map >>.The Mail Merge Fields drop-down list contains the

Page 538

Connecting to GoldMine 22 What’s In This ChapterFaxPress and GoldMine Integration ... 22-2Pre

Page 539

FaxPress User’s Guide22—2FaxPress and GoldMine IntegrationFaxPress now supports GoldMine 5.x and FrontOffice 2000. FaxPress’ integration with Goldmine

Page 540

Preparing for Installation Connecting to GoldMine22—3Preparing for InstallationODBC DriversFor merge operations to multiple recipients, 32-bit ODBC ne

Page 541

FaxPress User’s Guide22—43. Close the document to make the changes take effect.The connection between FaxPress and GoldMine has now been established.U

Page 542

Faxing with the GoldMine/FaxPress Connection Connecting to GoldMine22—5The connection between FaxPress and GoldMine has now been established.Uninstall

Page 543

FaxPress User’s Guide22—62. Select the Fax via FaxPress... from the File pull down menu in your Goldmine menu bar. The Goldmine Record Range screen wi

Page 544

Faxing with the GoldMine/FaxPress Connection Connecting to GoldMine22—75. Complete the dialog box by adding a message, choosing a cover page or adding

Page 545

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—3120. The last thing the installation program does is create an NDS default printer que

Page 546

FaxPress User’s Guide22—81. Select the Merge Forms from the File pull down menu in your Goldmine menu bar.2. Choose a document/form to merge. Any temp

Page 547

Creating Templates Connecting to GoldMine22—9contacts specified. After the fax has been submitted to the FaxPress, a message appears notifying the use

Page 548

FaxPress User’s Guide22—102. Place your cursor at the desired location and then, from the MS-Word Insert menu, select GoldMine Field... The Insert Gol

Page 549

Creating Templates Connecting to GoldMine22—116. The template document you just created will now be available from your list of merge forms.To verify

Page 550 - Creating Personal Phone Book

FaxPress User’s Guide22—12•Template Filename field should contain the full path to the Word document •App Identifier field should contain “Word.Docume

Page 551 - Create a Group

Configuring FaxPress Login Connecting to GoldMine22—132. Select the template that needs to be updated and then click on the Properties button to bring

Page 552

FaxPress User’s Guide22—14Automated FaxingYou can also send faxes to GoldMine contacts using GoldMine Automated Processes, if you have previously set

Page 555

Appendix A32 Bit ODBC Data Sources

Page 556

viInstalling the Client____________________________ 3-1Overview _______________________________________________________________ 3-2Installing the Ad

Page 557

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—32If you run into any problems, please refer to the Troubleshooting Netware Installations Tech note on our web site at

Page 558 - Using Favorite Documents

FaxPress GuideA—2Installing 32 Bit ODBC and DAOIf you do not have a 32 Bit ODBC installed on your machine, you can install it from your FaxPress CD.To

Page 559

Installing ODBC Drivers Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—3Windows 95, 98 and NT 4.0Run Mdac_typ25.exe, this is provided on the FaxPress installat

Page 560 - Add to Favorite

FaxPress GuideA—4Add a New Data Source NameIf your data source is a dBase file, then the Microsoft dBase driver must be available as a User DSN or a S

Page 561

Installing ODBC Drivers Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—5a. Click on Add.b. Select either the User DSN or System DSN tab and click on the Add bu

Page 562 - Attach a Favorite Document

FaxPress GuideA—65. Enter a Name and, optionally, a Description.Data Source Name— Enter a name for Data Source Name field. This is required.Descriptio

Page 563

Connecting FaxPress Archive to a DSN Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—72. Select the Machine Data Source tab. This screen lists all the user and

Page 564 - View a Favorite Document

FaxPress GuideA—8process of creating a DSN. The first page will ask what type of DSN to create. Select System Data Source. 2. The next screen will dis

Page 565 - Using Favorite Messages

Connecting FaxPress Archive to a DSN Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—94. The next wizard prompts you to configure the connect string.For the new

Page 566 - Add Favorite Message

FaxPress GuideA—10Note: The method you select will depend on how the database is configure. Check with your Database Administrator if you are not sure

Page 567 - Delete a Favorite Message

Connecting FaxPress Archive to a DSN Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—11b. Select Create temporary stored procedures for prepared SQL statements

Page 568 - View a Favorite Message

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—332. Place the Castelle CD-ROM in the drive. The autorun program will be launched from

Page 569 - Merging Faxes 21

FaxPress GuideA—12Connect to Phone books1. From the ODBC Select Data Source dialog box, type in the data source path and name:2. This is a standard Mi

Page 570

Connecting FaxPress Archive to a DSN Appendix A: 32 Bit ODBC Data SourcesA—133. Select System Data Source’ because this data source must be visible to

Page 571

FaxPress GuideA—145. If for example you have selected a SQL server, the following dialog would come up to allow you to specify a name and description

Page 572 - Installing FaxMerge

Appendix BTroubleshooting

Page 573 - Creating a Main Document

FaxPress GuideB—2Online Troubleshooting HelpFaxPress troubleshooting help is also available on Castelle’s web site.Vist Castelle Technical Support’s t

Page 574

Interpreting LEDs Appendix B: TroubleshootingB—33. Check the fuse. If the filament is broken, replace the fuse. If the fuse is cloudy or discolored, r

Page 575 - Mail Merge icons

FaxPress GuideB—4Red Alert LED is On and Green LED is OffIf the red alert LED remains on (and the green LED is off), this indicates that the FaxPress

Page 576 - Attaching a Data Source

Interpreting LEDs Appendix B: TroubleshootingB—5• If the fax has just been installed, or if the content of its installation directory has been manuall

Page 577

FaxPress GuideB—6• Turn the power switch off and on to see if the LEDs will flash. If this is not successful, connect the unit to a different power ou

Page 578

Problems in Sending Faxes Appendix B: TroubleshootingB—7• Check file server disk space. If necessary, delete old faxes, logs, and notices using Faxmai

Page 579 - Inserting Merge Fields

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—344. The next screen displayed is entitled Select Type of Installation. In this screen you must select the type of ins

Page 580

FaxPress GuideB—8• If the file server has less than five megabytes of disk space on the volume where the FaxPress is installed, try running Storage Re

Page 581 - Faxing the Merged Documents

Problems in Sending Faxes Appendix B: TroubleshootingB—9directory or contact your phone company for instructions on how to complete international call

Page 582 - What Happens

FaxPress GuideB—10Problems in Receiving FaxesFaxPress Cannot Receive FaxesYou have successfully installed the FaxPress, but it does not receive faxes.

Page 583 - Connecting to GoldMine 22

ZQ Directory Validation during the FaxPress Boot Sequence Appendix B: TroubleshootingB—11Note: When entering the configuration information, do not use

Page 584

FaxPress GuideB—12

Page 585

Appendix CServer Directory Tree

Page 586 - Uninstalling

FaxPress GuideC—2FaxPress File Server Directory TreeThe following directories and files are installed on the FaxPress file server.Table C–1 FaxPress S

Page 587 - Faxing with the FaxPress Link

FaxPress File Server Directory Tree Appendix C: Server Directory TreeC—3\USERmboxid.dt — list of user mailboxes, personal coverpages, and phonebooks\1

Page 588

FaxPress GuideC—4

Page 589 - Faxing Merged Forms

Appendix DAgency ComplianceFCC and Telephone Company NoticesThis appendix contains important notices about FaxPress' Ringer Equivalency Number an

Page 590

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—356. Select Novell Netware.7. In the Select Network installation screen, select NetWare

Page 591 - Creating Templates

FaxPress GuideD—2Ringer Equivalency NumberThis equipment complies with Part 68 of FCC rules. You will find the label on the bottom of this equipment.

Page 592

FCC Part 15 Warning Appendix D: Agency ComplianceD—3FCC Part 15 WarningThis equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if n

Page 593

FaxPress GuideD—4The REN is useful to determine the quantity of devices you may connect to your telephone line and still have all of those devices rin

Page 594 - Updating GoldMine Templates

Electrical Safety Advisory Appendix D: Agency ComplianceD—5If trouble is experienced with this unit, please disconnect the unit from the telephone lin

Page 595 - Configuring FaxPress Login

FaxPress GuideD—6CAUTION: To preclude the possibility of electrical shock, do not ever remove the Faxpress case.French Safety AdvisoryDéclaration FCCC

Page 596 - Automated Faxing

Electrical Safety Advisory Appendix D: Agency ComplianceD—7Cordon d'alimentationLe FaxPress est liste UL et vendu avec un cordon détachable à 3 f

Page 597

FaxPress GuideD—8Attention: Utiliser uniquement le cable electrique compose de 3 fils electriques avec une prise a 3 tetes vendu avec le FaxPress.Mise

Page 598 - FaxPress Guide

CTR21 Declaration Appendix D: Agency ComplianceD—9Note: Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but should contact the appropria

Page 599 - Appendix A

FaxPress GuideD—10

Page 600 - Windows 95 only

Appendix EThe FaxPress 7500-DID and E&MThe FaxPress 7500 is a rack-mountable 8-line fax server with a built-in, 4-channel DID or E&M telecommu

Page 601 - Installing ODBC Drivers

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—368. At the FaxPress Netware Installation Welcome screen, click Next>.9. Enter the FaxPress server serial number. T

Page 602 - Add a New Data Source Name

FaxPress GuideE—2FaxPress 7500-DID The FaxPress 7500-DID is an 8-line fax server with a built-in 4-line DID converter.AutoDIDThe DID converter include

Page 603

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—33. number of incoming DID digits.Interface ConnectionsThe FaxPress 7500 DID has two sets of interface

Page 604

FaxPress GuideE—4The DID interface is sensitive to the tip and ring polarities on the DID trunk line. FaxPress 7500-DID requires the tip signal on pi

Page 605

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—5DID trunks are powered by customer premise equipment. In this case, the FaxPress 7500-DID provides pow

Page 606 - SQL Server

FaxPress GuideE—6FaxPress 7500-E&MThe FaxPress 7500-E&M is an 8-line fax server with a built-in 4-line E&M converter.Trunk interface: two

Page 607 - Description

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—7Interface ConnectionsThe FaxPress 7500 DID has two separate sets of interface connections, the fax ser

Page 608

FaxPress GuideE—8E&M Interface LEDsRefer to these for E&M equipment and operations status.After the E&M trunks are connected and powered t

Page 609

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—9The figure below shows you what the wiring configuration is on both the PBX tie card end and also the

Page 610 - Connect to Phone books

FaxPress GuideE—10FaxPress 7500 Fax Server LEDsThe FaxPress 7500’s fax server LEDs are identical for both the FaxPress 7500-DID and the FaxPress 7500

Page 611

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—11Installing and Configuring the 7500 The FaxPress 7500 DID is mounted in a 19-inch rack mount case wit

Page 612

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—3710. The FaxPress Setup dialog box for selecting the context appears. Select the conte

Page 613 - Appendix B

FaxPress GuideE—12Cabling the FaxPress 7500The picture below shows the front panel of the FaxPress 7500 DID. The FaxPress 7500 DID is connected via th

Page 614 - Changing the FaxPress Fuse

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—13Configuring the FaxPress Server for DIDFaxPress must be configured so that it recognizes that DID lin

Page 615 - Interpreting LEDs

FaxPress GuideE—144. Select the Advanced Functions tab. Check the I am using DID for inbound fax routing box. Make sure the correct radio button is se

Page 616

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—15Example 1 – 3 digit IDs: You are assigned the phone numbers 555-9200 through 555-9299, and the phone

Page 617

FaxPress GuideE—164. Enter the last 3 or 4 digits of the users DID number in the Mailbox ID field. If the phone company is passing along the last 3 di

Page 618 - Faxmain tree

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—172. Double-click on an fxcfg file to bring up the notepad file. Type:did_failure=1as shown in the exam

Page 619 - Problems in Sending Faxes

FaxPress GuideE—18Configuring the DID Timeout RangeTo specify the number of seconds the FaxPress should allow for incoming digit reception. The timeo

Page 620 - Faxes Becoming Failed Faxes

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—193. Using Faxmain, send a test fax to one of the DID-configured FaxPress users. Use only the 3 or 4 di

Page 621

FaxPress GuideE—20Castelle provides an Enable DID receiving diagnostic mode utility to confirm that the correct number of DTMF digits are, in fact, be

Page 622 - Problems in Receiving Faxes

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—21If the dtmf.log does not begin capturing digits, take the line connected to the trunk in question and

Page 623 - Sequence

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—3812. If setup detects that the file server supports both IPX/SPX and Pure IP, the following window will appear.13. En

Page 624

FaxPress GuideE—22TERMINATIONTrunk Side 4x RJ-11 for DID, 2 x 6 position 6 pin modular for E&MLine Side 4xRJ-11 RECEIVE SIGNALINGDial PulsePulse

Page 625 - Appendix C

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—23FCC Part 68 InformationThis equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC Rules. The FCC Part 68 Label i

Page 626

FaxPress GuideE—24you’ll be notified in advance to modify your system to accommodate the changes. Advance modifications should allow for uninterrupted

Page 627

Appendix E: The FaxPress 7500-DID and E&ME—25FCC StatementThis device complies with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 o

Page 628

FaxPress GuideE—26UL Safety Requirement The FaxPress 7500 product chassis is connected to the earth ground prong of the AC power supply connector for

Page 629 - Appendix D

IndexIndex —1Numerics10Base-Tnetwork connector 2-33 digit IDs F-154 digit IDs F-15Aaccess rights 3-20Accumulate fax option 12-3, 14-6Add/Remove Progra

Page 630 - Incidence of Harm

FaxPress Administrator’s GuideIndex —2line F-12trunk F-12constructing complex phone numbers 5-25Conversion InterfaceDID F-3E&M F-7convertingmaster

Page 631 - FCC Part 68 Information

IndexIndex —3configuring the timeout interval of 5-57routingsetting type 5-15DID routingconfiguring F-13direction of fax line 5-15documentsfaxing repe

Page 632 - Fax Branding

FaxPress Administrator’s GuideIndex —4faxesAccumulate fax option 12-3addressing 12-19archived properties 10-34, 16-5archiving 16-1converting archived

Page 633 - Electrical Safety Advisory

IndexIndex —5Goldmineautomated faxing 22-14contact lists 19-5groupsglobal 5-41serial 5-40Hholding faxes 12-28IIEEE standard. 6-8, 6-14importingfavorit

Page 634 - French Safety Advisory

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—3915. In IP mode, the FaxPress unit requires a static IP address. Enter a static IP ad

Page 635

FaxPress Administrator’s GuideIndex —6users 7-3manage faxessaved faxes 10-40, 16-10managing 20-1archived faxes 16-2favorite documents 20-1microprocess

Page 636

IndexIndex —7exporting 19-23importing 19-22Phone Booksconverting 6-16phone books 19-7accessing external database 8-25, 19-12corporate 11-7, 19-3FaxPre

Page 637 - CTR21 Declaration

FaxPress Administrator’s GuideIndex —8routingautomatic PBX 5-49DID 5-15, 5-49DTMF 5-15faxes 13-4setting type 5-15Routing Type F-13SSAP custom database

Page 638

IndexIndex —9supervisor privilegesprivilege levelssupervisor 7-3symbol set codeconfiguring server 5-11TTechnical Specifications F-21templatescover pag

Page 639 - Appendix E

FaxPress Administrator’s GuideIndex —10sharing the line B-9Storage Reclamation B-7times out B-9transmission speed. B-5UNADDRESSED mailbox B-10ZQ Direc

Page 640 - FaxPress 7500-DID

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—4017. The summary table lists the parameters you have chosen for the FaxPress server. Review the entries. 18. If any p

Page 641 - DID Conversion Interface

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—41Continue. Select Skip to enter the key at a later time. Selecting Skip will enble the

Page 642 - DID Interface LEDs

viiSelecting User Authorization____________________________________________ 5-38Enable Single Sign On________________________________________________

Page 643

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—42Note: In some cases, if setup takes an especially long time to communicate with the FaxPress, the above Warning mess

Page 644 - FaxPress 7500-E&M

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—4323. The program will load the FaxPress server software and configure and reset the Fa

Page 645 - E&M Conversion Interface

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—44• The client PC must be a 32 bit Windows platform: 95/98/NT 4.0/NT2000*• Novell client 32 needs to be installed on

Page 646 - E&M Interface LEDs

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—454. Click Install FaxPress to begin the installation. The FaxPress 7.0 Project Setup w

Page 647 - Open Ground E

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—466. The next screen displayed is entitled Select Type of Installation. In this screen you must select the type of ins

Page 648 - FaxPress 7500 Fax Server LEDs

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—478. Select the Novell Netware button.9. The Select Network screen requires you to sele

Page 649 - Before You Begin

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—4810. The FaxPress Novell Installation Welcome screen is displayed.Click Continue. 11. Enter the FaxPress server seria

Page 650 - Cabling the FaxPress 7500

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—4912. Select the Novell file server for the FaxPress from the file server list.Select t

Page 651

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—5014. Enter a path for the server files. The files will be installed at the location you specify. You can alter the de

Page 652 - Configuring Mailbox IDs

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—51existing data. Refer to http://www.castelle.com/products/faxpress/software.htm for mo

Page 653

viiiConfiguring Delivery Options for Outgoing Faxes ___________________________ 7-22Configuring Fax Receipt Parameters ______________________________

Page 654 - Receiving Misaddressed Faxes

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—5217. A Product Activation Key, determined by your FaxPress unit's serial number, is required to use the FaxPress

Page 655

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—53Note: In some cases, if setup takes an especially long time to communicate with the F

Page 656

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—5421. The program will load the FaxPress server software and configure and reset the FaxPress server. Click OK.22. The

Page 657

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—55Note: You must log on with system administrator privileges to install the FaxPress se

Page 658

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—56the rest of the installation process. When it is complete the Welcome Screen will be displayed on your screen. Click

Page 659 - NTERFACE

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—575. To install the FaxPress server, click on the Install FaxPress Server button in the

Page 660 - FaxPress 7500 Technical Data

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—587. The Storage Server Welcome screen requires you to click Next>.8. Setup now searches the network for an availab

Page 661

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—5910. Enter the FaxPress server serial number in the next installation dialog box, then

Page 662 - E&M

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—6012. The FaxPress server name dialog box requires a name for the FaxPress server. This name identifies the FaxPress i

Page 663 - Safety Information

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—6113. Enter a valid, unique IP address for the FaxPress server. The IP address must be

Page 664 - UL Safety Requirement

ixSelect Mode ________________________________________________________ 10-17Select Database _____________________________________________________ 10

Page 665 - Index —1

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—6215. The Summary information will be displayed. Verify the parameters you selected. If a parameter is incorrect, sele

Page 666 - Index —2

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—63Continue. Select Skip to enter the key at a later time. Selecting Skip will enble the

Page 667 - Index —3

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—64Note: In some cases, if the FaxPress takes longer than usual to (come up)respond??, the(if setup takes longer than u

Page 668 - Index —4

Installing the FaxPress Server Software Installing the Server2—6521. When the completion message is displayed, click OK to finish the FaxPress Server

Page 669 - Index —5

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide2—66

Page 670 - Index —6

Installing the Client 3 What’s In This ChapterOverview ...

Page 671 - Index —7

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—2OverviewThis chapter describes:• How to install the FaxPress Administrator Client. This includes the Administrative T

Page 672 - Index —8

Installing the Administrator Client Installing the Client3—3Installing the Administrator ClientThis section describes how to install the FaxPress Admi

Page 673 - Index —9

FaxPress Administrator’s Guide3—44. The Welcome Screen requires you to click Next>.5. The Select Installation Type requires you to select the Admin

Page 674 - Index —10

Installing the Administrator Client Installing the Client3—56. To install the FaxPress Administrator Client, click Install FaxPress Client for Adminis

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