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The IP/Port line will specify which port the HTTP service is using. You should be able
to put the Server Url into a web browser and see a simple web page.
3.1.2.2 Using HTTP Clients over the Internet
Before any clients can be used over the Internet, the fax server’s HTTP service must be made accessible
from the internet. Using a domain name is recommended, to allow changing the IP address used
without needing to reconfigure all clients. Verify it works by going entering
http://faxserver.domain.com:84/HttpService.api in a web browser, changing faxserver.domain.com
appropriately. You should see a simple web page.
Once the fax server is accessible, the client MSIs must be updated with the new URL. An MSI editing
tool like Microsoft Orca is required to edit the MSIs. Orca can be downloaded from Microsoft as part of the
Windows SDK Components for Windows Installer Developers (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en
us/library/aa370834(VS.85).aspx).
Download each MSI you will be using, and open each of them with Orca. Navigate to the Property table,
and modify the SERVER_URL property value. The value should be http:// plus the fully qualified domain
name of the fax server, plus the port used (if any). Do not include a trailing slash or any part of the
service path.
Place the MSIs somewhere your users can access them. Do not replace the originals on the fax server
since they will be overwritten and the changes will be lost.
3.1.3 SMTP
See 2.9.2 Email Integration using SMTP .
3.1.3.1 Using SMTP Clients over the Internet
See 2.9.4.1 Generic SMTP Routing.
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