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Hi, we have a small business server 2003 and we are not using the fax module. Recently we moved to a VOIP system and our fax capabilities have been hit hard. We seem to be able to send but not receive faxes. Our present system uses a fax card installed on a Ricoh printer that is on the network. However inbound faxes keep failing and I'm considering using the fax module in our SBS so users can see the faxes show up in Outlook. My question is can I use the fax card that is in the printer as the fax card for the module? Can SBS see the networked printer and configure the incoming faxes via that system or does the fax card need to be on or directly connected to the server? &nbsp;
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Hi, we have a small business server 2003 and we are not using the fax module. Recently we moved to a VOIP system and our fax capabilities have been hit hard. We seem to be able to send but not receive faxes. Our present system uses a fax card installed on a Ricoh printer that is on the network. However inbound faxes keep failing and I'm considering using the fax module in our SBS so users can see the faxes show up in Outlook. My question is can I use the fax card that is in the printer as the fax card for the module? Can SBS see the networked printer and configure the incoming faxes via that system or does the fax card need to be on or directly connected to the server?  

Setting up faxing on Small Business Server 2003 with Fax card on Ricoh printer

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).