ActiveFax Server is software that has been specifically designed to receive, send, and forward fax messages throughout the company network and can even be sent via email. This software has a client-server architecture and can also save all your data to the fax server besides that it is integrated with various fax applications so that you can receive fax messages from any fax application. It already supports all Windows operating systems including Windows 10.
This ActiveFax Server software has a professional and easy-to-understand interface so that anyone can use this software easily, and this has been equipped with a keygen activator for you to activate so that you can use this ActiveFax Server software in full unlimited.
ActiveFax Server Features
Support for Terminal Server and Citrix.
Client-server architecture.
Centralized data storage on the fax server.
Access to data from any computer on the network.
Security system, based on user rights.
Supports almost all fax modems (Class 1, 2 and 2.0), ISDN adapters and Brooktrout and Intel/Dialogic fax boards.
Support for VoIP/FoIP via Eicon software “Diva Server SoftIP”.
Supports unlimited number of rooms and fax lines (modems).
Provision of free technical support and software updates.
Ability to send faxes and email messages from any Windows-based application.
Sending fax and e-mail messages from UNIX and Linux via LPD/LPR, FTP, TFTP and RAW-TCP connections, as well as importing messages from file systems.
Automatic transfer of received faxes using extensions (DDI, MSN, DID), caller ID and tracking path.
Automatic printing of received fax messages and sending reports for each user.
Automatic transmission of received faxes by mail (for one or several addresses).
Automatic export of fax messages.
Ability to attach files to emails in PDF, Tiff, Multipage Tiff, GIF and BMP formats.
Automatic setting of all message parameters (fax number, subject and urgency level. D.) for fully automatic sending of messages from different applications.
Format fax messages received from other operating systems, using HP-LaserJet (PCL), Epson-LQ, Postscript and PDF commands.
Automatic fax storage.
Public and private phone books.
Direct access to Outlook and Exchange address books.
Data exchange with external tables via ODBC.
Transmission of electronic messages via SMTP over a direct Internet connection or remote connection.
Cost-effective use of available resources, low hardware requirements.
