Re: Fwd: HylaFax+ installation on VM, and connect to Elastix(asterisk) lines with it

Lee Howard <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.telephony.fax.hylafax.user
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Honestly, I would replace the Elastix system... either that or work with 
Elastix support in order to get the HylaFAX components upgraded.

While it's certainly possible to set-up a second system and run the 
modems over the network (which I've done before - thus termnetd+ttyd 
stuff is in the iaxmodem tarball)... it seems like an awfully 
complicated scenario prone to maintenance nightmares. (Ultimately, I 
abandoned using it, myself.)

I recognize that you have some attachment to that Elastix system. I'm 
sorry.  It really should be upgraded, anyway.

Thanks,

Lee.


On 02/04/2016 03:28 AM, Ido Diamant wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As continue to making my outgoing faxes sent in better quality, I was 
> suggested to use HylaFax+ (instead of the HylaFax that is installed on 
> my Elastix setup).
>
> I am willing to keep my current working version of Elastix as is, as 
> I'm afraid to ruin it (it's a physical machine, so I can't take 
> snapshots of it and rollback in case of problem).
> What I thought is to run a new VM that will be dedicated to HylaFax+ 
> only.
> Since I would like to keep using the asterisk pbx as the lines for my 
> fax, I think I need the IAXModem.
>
> How should I run this setup, so one machine will hold the HylaFax+, 
> the other will have the "lines" with asterisk, and where should I 
> install the IAXModem, and how do I configure it with all of this?
> I didn't find a complete guide for this kind of setup (only for the 
> same machine).
>
> I did read that there is something called: termnetd+ttyd, don't know 
> if its related or not.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>


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