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Depends on what modem you have. You'll have to find out on your modems website or support.<br />
Most class 2 modems do this automatically.<br />
Olaf
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Depends on what modem you have. You'll have to find out on your modems website or support.
Most class 2 modems do this automatically.
Olaf

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I know my modem supports Adaptive Answering, but the SBS setting for Adaptive Answering only mentions Fax or RAS. &nbsp;I have ticked the Adaptive Answering checkbox in the Fax settings, but nothing has changed (calls still answered as incomming faxes). Is there another setting I can change somewhere?
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I know my modem supports Adaptive Answering, but the SBS setting for Adaptive Answering only mentions Fax or RAS.  I have ticked the Adaptive Answering checkbox in the Fax settings, but nothing has changed (calls still answered as incomming faxes). Is there another setting I can change somewhere?

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Not that I am aware of. In SBS you would have a dedicated fax line.<br />
Maybe other experts would know?<br />
Olaf
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Not that I am aware of. In SBS you would have a dedicated fax line.
Maybe other experts would know?
Olaf

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I would like to configure my SBS 2003 server to answer faxes but not voice calls. &nbsp;I have enabled Adaptive Answering, but my understanding is that this only distinguishes between Fax calls &amp;&nbsp;Data (RAS) calls. &nbsp;Does anyone know if I can configure the fax &amp;&nbsp;modem to ignore incoming voice calls?
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I would like to configure my SBS 2003 server to answer faxes but not voice calls.  I have enabled Adaptive Answering, but my understanding is that this only distinguishes between Fax calls & Data (RAS) calls.  Does anyone know if I can configure the fax & modem to ignore incoming voice calls?

Configure fax modem to Ignore incoming voice calls.

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).