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Our faxing history:
Line ....+....1....+.
SDATE
000001 2004-11-06
000002 COUNT 13
000003
000004 2004-11-08
000005 COUNT 148
000006
000007 2004-11-09
000008 COUNT 183
000009
000010 2004-11-10
000011 COUNT 73
000012
000013 2004-11-11
000014 COUNT 82
000015
000016 FINAL TOTALS
000017 COUNT 499
Used to use the Biscom software years ago. Their upgrades, especially the
Cisc-to-Risc, killed them off for us.
We use IBM's Facsimile Support/400. We use logo's, overlays, etc.
Not sure on the APFDS vs IPDS. But I could put you in touch with people
here who use it more often.
We use seven 2805 ports. (The 8th is reserved for Domino Fax for iSeries.
Both are supported by the same team.) All inbound faxing is done with
Domino Fax for iSeries using DID modems on 2742 cards.
CHKFAXSTS USER(*ALL)
Type option, press Enter.
4=Remove 5=Work with status 6=Print
9=Resend fax 12=Display fax
Scheduled
Opt Destination Name Date Time Status
ACK# 054557 11/11/04 14:52:53 Finished
ACK# 051434 11/11/04 14:48:51 Finished
PO #008728 11/11/04 13:43:45 Finished
PUR#911115 11/11/04 13:40:42 Finished
PUR#758548 11/11/04 13:35:35 Finished
PUR#758438 11/11/04 13:35:34 Finished
PUR#758497 11/11/04 13:35:34 Finished
PUR#758499 11/11/04 13:35:34 Finished
PUR#758544 11/11/04 13:35:34 Finished
F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F6=Print F9=System command
F10=Display Messages F11=View 2 F12=Cancel F24=More keys
F24
F13=Display All F14=Display Non Errors F15=Display Errors
F16=Sequence List F17=Position To F24=More Keys
F11's are pretty informative. There are five F11 views.
Looking at the status of one in error, and then going into it's details...
Message ID . . : FAXC701 Log type . . . : *COMPLETION
Severity . . . : 20
First Level Text
Message . . . . : Call failure. Call to telephone number
91RobRemovedIt was not answered or was not answered by a fax device.
Second level Text
Cause . . . . . : After calling telephone number 91RobRemovedIt the
number of times specified on the DIALRTY parameter of the ADDFAXCRD
command, the call was not answered or was not answered by a fax
device. The SNDFAX spooled file name is file POFAXF number 000020
job 780608/JILLC33/PNTACD1E.
Recovery . . . : Verify the telephone number is correct or that the
remote device is operational and retry the SNDFAX request. The Fax
Adapter/Modem return codes are X'FFFF' X'0000' X'0003'.
Technical description . . . . . . . . : Fax controller module I.D.
is X'F4000010'.
Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com
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I have been asked to review replacing an existing Fax Server (a
separate pc unit that reads as400 spooled files and has
software on as400 to manage traffic), with IBM's
internal fax cards and software for managing. This site does
200 - 500 outbound faxes a day over 2 lines, and weekly a batch
of 2,500. I am totally unfamiliar with the IBM software and looking
for comments on how easy to run by itself, daily reports or screens
of failures, and ease of use to resend, reprint, use both *scs & *afpds
spools,
merge logos & forms with spools, etc.
Customer upgrading to i5 and this fax server is older
and needing an upgrade for a hefty sum (over 12k).
Approx 15 rpg programs sending faxes.
tia
jim
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