If money or time is the issue then I
would just keep an eye on it and leave it alone. If I was you, I
would probably replace it if and when you decide to upgrade the server
it is running on. I used a external USR 14.4 sportster modem that
I found in box in a closet. I know about scrapping together servers
and desktops out spit and bailing wire. I will tell you that I have
had much better performance in my send only environment when I replaced
that USR modem. Best of luck.
Matt Sorah
MIS
Eagle Equipment
Corp.
hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 03/08/2004
03:23:25 PM:
> Greetings all,
>
> Well my hylafax has purring along with a USR Courier V Everything
for few
> weeks and I'm now a bit curious. As many of us do, when evaluating
tools
> (especially opensource) we grab what someone else thought was garbage,
> staple a bunch of junk together and see what happens. Makes for interesting
> reading I guess as people continually try to breathe new life into
crap that
> should remain in the grave. That open source can survive this treatment
is
> validation of its integrity, imagine calling microsoft because you're
trying
> to put XP on your old commodore.
>
> So anyway, I know now that I should have stayed away from the USR
but since
> its running fine should I:
>
> 1) Leave the USR in place, and feel pretty comfortable that since
its
> working it will stay working.
> 2) Rip it out and replace with a nice new modem.
> 3) Be clever and pay i_fax to just add another modem and have two
modems in
> place somehow backing each other up.
>
> I'm sending (only) about 5 faxes a day but will get to 50 a day in
the next
> year.
>
> Any input will be appreciated,
>
> Barney
>
>
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