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server’s port count. This provides good throughput while not excessively delay-
ing other faxes being sent by the fax server from other sources.
Number of packets to process at the server is controlled by
[HKLM\Software\FaxBack\AsciiPacketServer] "PortThresholdMultipli-
er" (dword) multiplied by the number of ports.
2.10.3 Multiple Order Packet Folders
The Connector API module can only read from a single order directory. In order
to read packets from multiple directories it is necessary to load multiple Con-
nector API modules. Each instance of the module requires its own registry key
and settings, its own unique copy of the asc2cas.dll, and its own user to log
into the fax server with.
2.10.3.1 Copy Connector API DLL
First make a unique copy of the asc2cas.dll by copying the file in the NET Sat-
isFAXtion server installation directory. For example, copy it to asc2cas_2.dll.
2.10.3.2 Create NET SatisFAXtion Account
Create a new account in the Administration program for the new Connector API
module to log in with. For example ClarityNS2. The account only needs user
level permissions.
2.10.3.3 Create Registry Key
Create a new uniquely named ASCIIPacketServer registry key under
HKLM\Software\FaxBack to go with the copied DLL. For example ASCIIPack-
etServer_2. The new registry key must at least have the following values:
CompletionDir [string]: Set to the Completion Packet Folder to use
with this instance of the Connector API module.
Domain [string]: Same as in ASCIIPacketServer.
FaxServer [string]: Same as in ASCIIPacketServer.
PacketPath [string]: Set to the Order Packet Folder to use with this
instance of the Connector API module.
RegisteredName [string]: Set to the account name you created on
the fax server in the previous step.
RegisteredPassword [string]: Set if a password was set on the ac-
count, otherwise create the string value but leave blank.
ScanRate [dword]: Milliseconds to wait between checking for new
packets.
Suppress_Header [dword]: 1 – suppress header. 0 – do not sup-
press header.