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Am Die, 2002-08-06 um 18.17 schrieb Lee Howard: > On 2002.08.06 09:01 Marcus Franke wrote: > > Quite common, actually. Most new, upper-end machines sold for the last > year or so have supported V.34-fax (Super G3). The number of these that > you hit depend on the type of places to which you fax. In my experience > (mostly faxing to real estate and financial services companies) you see > about 15% of the destinations supporting some level of V.34-fax. Very > rarely do I ever get 33,600 Kbps connections, though. (It usually > negotiates slower than that - I'm guessing due to line noise.) Sounds good, it seems I need to convince my boss that I MUST have such kind of hardware for the new server. Currently I "just" have a B1 PCI card from AVM.. > There are only a limited number of modems that do support V.34-fax. > MultiTech, Eicon, Digi, and Equinox (but Equinox's doesn't support > V.34-fax in Linux, yet) all make Super G3-capable modems (digital or > analog). Most others don't, as I've seen. Hmm, I did a short survey on the eicon homepage, but in their Diva Server Boards seem to me do not support the new V.34-fax.. I checked the Server-BRI, -4BRI, and PRI boards.. That are nice boards as they seem to support Group 3 and 4 on the other side.. Bye, Marcus
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