Fax Voip Windows Fax Service Provider (FSP)
Fax Voip Windows Fax Service Provider (FSP) integrates virtual fax devices into the fax service. Microsoft Fax and Windows Fax and Scan, which are built right into Windows, are used to send and receive T.38 and audio (over G.711 codec) faxes using your VoIP (SIP or H.323).
Fax Voip FSP replaces the standard Microsoft Modem Device Provider by the Fax Voip T.38/G.711FAX Device Provider. This allows you to use the Windows Fax Service most efficiently. In particular, the ECM (Error Correction Mode) is supported. The busy signal is also detected correct way. Using Fax Service Provider (FSP) instead of Virtual COM Ports and modems significantly improves reliability of your fax system.
How to configure Fax Voip FSP to use VoIP (SIP)?
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SIP Registration
Configure your account to register with the SIP server. In some cases this is not necessary.
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Outgoing Calls
To make outgoing calls, you should have at least one rule in the Outgoing Plan.
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Incoming Calls
To receive incoming calls, you should have at least one rule in the Incoming Plan. Note that by default Fax Voip FSP routes all incoming calls to the Windows Fax Service, so you usually do not need to re-configure incoming rules after clean installation.
