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I have a project that I need to extend some analog fax stations to a remote site over IP. Looking at the MultiTech MVP410 models. Anyone have any experience with these and their reliability? My experience with FoIP has been hit or miss and I am looking for a good solution with minimal heartache.
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I installed some MV410s 3 months ago at a large car dealership. Only one issue so far as one port was hung up on a Monday morning and we had to restart one of the 410s to recover it. Other than that it has worked great.
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We have two in service over 18 months and not one problem
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The Multivoips work great, I've got 4 in service. Make sure "fax relay" is enabled.
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Thanks gents, I appreciate the words of experience.
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