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server’s port count. This provides good throughput while not excessively delay-
ing other faxes being sent by the fax server from other sources.
Number of packets to process at the server is controlled by
[HKLM\Software\FaxBack\AsciiPacketServer] "PortThresholdMultipli-
er" (dword)
multiplied by the number of ports.
2.10.3
Multiple Order Packet Folders
The Connector API module can only read from a single order directory. In order
to read packets from multiple directories it is necessary to load multiple Con-
nector API modules. Each instance of the module requires its own registry key
and settings, its own unique copy of the
asc2cas.dll , and its own user to log
into the fax server with.
2.10.3.1
Copy Connector API DLL
First make a unique copy of the asc2cas.dll by copying the file in the NET Sat-
isFAXtion server installation directory. For example, copy it to asc2cas_2.dll .
2.10.3.2
Create NET SatisFAXtion Account
Create a new account in the Administration program for the new Connector API
module to log in with. For example
ClarityNS2
. The account only needs user
level permissions.
2.10.3.3
Create Registry Key
Create a new uniquely named ASCIIPacketServer registry key under
HKLM\Software\FaxBack
to go with the copied DLL. For example
ASCIIPack-
etServer_2 . The new registry key must at least have the following values:
CompletionDir
[string]: Set to the Completion Packet Folder to use
with this instance of the Connector API module.
Domain
[string]: Same as in
ASCIIPacketServer
.
FaxServer
[string]: Same as in
ASCIIPacketServer
.
PacketPath
[string]: Set to the Order Packet Folder to use with this
instance of the Connector API module.
RegisteredName
[string]: Set to the account name you created on
the fax server in the previous step.
RegisteredPassword
[string]: Set if a password was set on the ac-
count, otherwise create the string value but leave blank.
ScanRate [dword]: Milliseconds to wait between checking for new
packets.
Suppress_Header [dword]: 1 – suppress header. 0 – do not sup-
press header.