Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Folks,
Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that is
not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the demands of
the technology.
Thanks for any insight.

Re: Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Again, not related to the topic of this group, repost to the print_fax group
of what ever version of Windows your using.

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"CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6F24E523-663C-429B-B592-B8FD97C40C4D@microsoft.com...
> Folks,
> Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that is
> not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
> It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the demands
> of
> the technology.
> Thanks for any insight.

Re: Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Why do you consider this inappropriate?

I am using a wireless ad-hoc network and want to find out if it is possible
to use a client to share the host's fax? Surely this is relevant to Wireless
Newtworking?

"David B." wrote:

> Again, not related to the topic of this group, repost to the print_fax group
> of what ever version of Windows your using.
>
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>
>
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> "CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6F24E523-663C-429B-B592-B8FD97C40C4D@microsoft.com...
> > Folks,
> > Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that is
> > not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
> > It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the demands
> > of
> > the technology.
> > Thanks for any insight.
>
>

Re: Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Hi
Dial-UP fax is not a standard Ethernet Network device and thus ca be be
shared over wire or wireless.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6F24E523-663C-429B-B592-B8FD97C40C4D@microsoft.com...
> Folks,
> Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that is
> not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
> It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the demands
> of
> the technology.
> Thanks for any insight.

Re: Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Jack,

Did you intend to say "can NOT be shared over wireless"?

Thanks,

"Jack [MVP-Networking]" wrote:

> Hi
> Dial-UP fax is not a standard Ethernet Network device and thus ca be be
> shared over wire or wireless.
> Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)
>
> "CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6F24E523-663C-429B-B592-B8FD97C40C4D@microsoft.com...
> > Folks,
> > Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that is
> > not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
> > It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the demands
> > of
> > the technology.
> > Thanks for any insight.
>
>

Re: Share a dial-up fax in an ad-hoc wireless network
 

Ignore me, I obviously had a brain fart ;)

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"CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3E811B13-2AF3-4C14-8F68-A3CD8948EBDA@microsoft.com...
> Why do you consider this inappropriate?
>
> I am using a wireless ad-hoc network and want to find out if it is
> possible
> to use a client to share the host's fax? Surely this is relevant to
> Wireless
> Newtworking?
>
> "David B." wrote:
>
>> Again, not related to the topic of this group, repost to the print_fax
>> group
>> of what ever version of Windows your using.
>>
>> --
>>
>>
>> ------
>> "CliveDarling" <CliveDarling@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:6F24E523-663C-429B-B592-B8FD97C40C4D@microsoft.com...
>> > Folks,
>> > Is it possible to share a fax on the host, with clients? I notice that
>> > is
>> > not possible to share the printer "Fax", so I presume it is unlikley.
>> > It feels that it should be possible but I am unfamiliar with the
>> > demands
>> > of
>> > the technology.
>> > Thanks for any insight.
>>
>>