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to stevegould: thank you very much for the answer.. it works perfect.. one more question.. how can i install the fax console so the workstations can fax as well.. i installed a shortcut but the incoming faxes dont show up.. they only show on on the server.. also i am unable to send from workstations.. thank you
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to stevegould: thank you very much for the answer.. it works perfect.. one more question.. how can i install the fax console so the workstations can fax as well.. i installed a shortcut but the incoming faxes dont show up.. they only show on on the server.. also i am unable to send from workstations.. thank you

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Hello all,<br />
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I just configured the windows fax on my hp proliant ml360 g6 server.. it seems to be working fine but i was wondering if &nbsp;i can re-direct the incoming faxes to a local folder? also i created a shortcut on my workstation of the console but the incoming faxes do not show up there only on the servers console? please help
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Hello all,

I just configured the windows fax on my hp proliant ml360 g6 server.. it seems to be working fine but i was wondering if  i can re-direct the incoming faxes to a local folder? also i created a shortcut on my workstation of the console but the incoming faxes do not show up there only on the servers console? please help

windows fax server 2008 re-directing to a folder

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Windows Server 2008

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