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Chris Priede
I am having a hard time deciding between GFI FaxMaker for Exchange and
Rightfax for a new installation. It will be Exchange 2003, 15-50 users on
Windows XP desktops or terminal services, Brooktrout TR1034-P4H-T1 fax
board.
The desired functionality:
* DID routing -- every user will be assigned his own fax number
* Fax from various Windows applications via a print-to-fax driver
* Receive faxes in Outlook
* Fax client should be application mode terminal server compatible
* No client-side configuration for individual users. A fax-enabled domain
user should be able to log on to any desktop (or terminal server), set up
their Outlook profile, and send/receive faxes.
Rightfax would work and I have experience with it myself, but the cost
(particularly the required annual support subscription) is hard to swallow.
I would like to hear from any GFI users with a similar setup, and anyone
familiar with both GFI and Rightfax, and able to offer a comparison.
Thanks,
Rightfax for a new installation. It will be Exchange 2003, 15-50 users on
Windows XP desktops or terminal services, Brooktrout TR1034-P4H-T1 fax
board.
The desired functionality:
* DID routing -- every user will be assigned his own fax number
* Fax from various Windows applications via a print-to-fax driver
* Receive faxes in Outlook
* Fax client should be application mode terminal server compatible
* No client-side configuration for individual users. A fax-enabled domain
user should be able to log on to any desktop (or terminal server), set up
their Outlook profile, and send/receive faxes.
Rightfax would work and I have experience with it myself, but the cost
(particularly the required annual support subscription) is hard to swallow.
I would like to hear from any GFI users with a similar setup, and anyone
familiar with both GFI and Rightfax, and able to offer a comparison.
Thanks,