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I have several off sites hooked up to my Telrad system via a fiber optic network, my question is can I push the Analog lines on my ONS cards, that I give out for Fax lines, out to my remote locations for use as fax lines?
Thanks in advanced for any advice
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Don't think that will happen. You could use Unified Messaging and Fax Client with the EmaGen Voicemail to deliver faxes to the email.
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I would put t-1 cards in and network the Telrad systems together. Black Box makes a unit that converts the fiber to T-1. Then put in any analog card in the far location for the faxes. It works well.
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