Manual

Loadedsuccessfully

TheIP/PortlinewillspecifywhichporttheHTTPserviceisusing.Youshouldbeable
toputtheServerUrlintoawebbrowserandseeasimplewebpage.

3.1.2.2UsingHTTPClientsovertheInternet
Before any clients can be used over the Internet, the fax server’s HTTP service must be made accessible                 
from the internet. Using a domain name is recommended, to allow changing the IP address used               
without needing to reconfigure all clients. Verify it works by going entering           
http://faxserver.domain.com:84/HttpService.api in a web browser, changing faxserver.domain.com      
appropriately.Youshouldseeasimplewebpage.

Once the fax server is accessible, the client MSIs must be updated with the new URL. An MSI editing                  
tool like Microsoft Orca is required to edit the MSIs. Orca can be downloaded from Microsoft as part of the                   
Windows SDK Components for Windows Installer Developers (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en       
us/library/aa370834(VS.85).aspx).

Download each MSI you will be using, and open each of them with Orca. Navigate to the Property table,                  
and modify the SERVER_URL property value. The value should be http:// plus the fully qualified domain               
name of the fax server, plus the port used (if any). Do not include a trailing slash or any part of the                     
servicepath.



Place the MSIs somewhere your users can access them. Do not replace the originals on the fax server                 
sincetheywillbeoverwrittenandthechangeswillbelost.


3.1.3SMTP
See2.9.2EmailIntegrationusingSMTP.

3.1.3.1UsingSMTPClientsovertheInternet
See2.9.4.1GenericSMTPRouting.
ProprietaryFaxBack,Inc.2014 126