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Looking further into the documentation, does anyone have pattern matching set up for their Exchange server? E.g. all emails sent to fax=*@XXX.com get routed to faxgateway@XXX.com? <br />
I've spent most of the afternoon looking at ways to do just that, but I haven't found anything. 
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Looking further into the documentation, does anyone have pattern matching set up for their Exchange server? E.g. all emails sent to fax=*@XXX.com get routed to faxgateway@XXX.com?
I've spent most of the afternoon looking at ways to do just that, but I haven't found anything.

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When I rebuilt the SMTP connector, I didn't turn off the &quot;Use IETF fax Addressing&quot; feature, which is enabled by default. That was the cause of this behavior.
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When I rebuilt the SMTP connector, I didn't turn off the "Use IETF fax Addressing" feature, which is enabled by default. That was the cause of this behavior.

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I have a small VB script that is supposed to send an email to this account, but it stopped working recently. <br />
The connector mailbox is &quot;faxgateway@XXX.com&quot;<br />
The exact format of the address string is <br />
&quot;/name=Tim/fax=913XXXXXXX/<wbr /> &lt;faxgateway@XXX.com&gt;&quot;<br />
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Per the RightFax 9.3 documentation at <a href="http://www.captaris.com/support/documentation/rightfax/9_3/RF_93_FP1_Administrators_Guide.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.captaris.com/support/documentation/rightfax/9_3/RF_93_FP1_Administrators_Guide.pdf</a>&nbsp;(page 278) this should work without a hitch. <br />
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I'm receiving the following in response to those scripted emails:<br />
&quot;Valid fax destination information could not be found in your mail message. &nbsp;The message was discarded.&quot;<br />
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My version information is:<br />
RightFax version 9.3.0.2116<br />
Exchange Server 2003<br />
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Hopefully one of the experts has some insight into what is causing this behavior. 
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I have a small VB script that is supposed to send an email to this account, but it stopped working recently. 
The connector mailbox is "faxgateway@XXX.com"
The exact format of the address string is 
"/name=Tim/fax=913XXXXXXX/ <faxgateway@XXX.com>"

Per the RightFax 9.3 documentation at http://www.captaris.com/support/documentation/rightfax/9_3/RF_93_FP1_Administrators_Guide.pdf (page 278) this should work without a hitch. 

I'm receiving the following in response to those scripted emails:
"Valid fax destination information could not be found in your mail message.  The message was discarded."

My version information is:
RightFax version 9.3.0.2116
Exchange Server 2003

Hopefully one of the experts has some insight into what is causing this behavior. 

RightFax SMTP Connector

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