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2.6.1.2
Intelligent Retry
“Intelligent Retry” is a method that resumes a partially successful fax from
where it left off. If a fax fails in the middle, on a retry the first page will be re-
sent (usually the cover sheet), and then the remaining pages will be sent. This
prevents re-sending of successful pages and reduces the call time of the re-
tries.
For example, a 10-page fax is sent, and it fails while sending page 7. On a
retry, the fax server will send page 1, then pages 7 through 10. If it fails again
on page 9, the fax server will send page 1, then pages 9 through 10.
2.6.1.3
Retry Interval
“Busy” errors are retried after 60 seconds. All other retryable errors are re-
tried after 15 seconds. These values can be customized with the
busy_call_send_retry_seconds
and
send_retry_seconds
respectively, see
2.6.1.4
Which Errors are Retried
In general, all normal “call progress” errors are retryable, such as “busy” and
“no answer.” Also all transmission errors are retryable.
Illustration 2.6.1.2#1: Fax Hardware Settings, General Tab