[March 20, 2007] FaxBack Unveils Carrier Class Fax over IP Solution Tweet New Release Provides Secure, Reliable Fax Messaging Across the Internet for VoIP Providers and Large-Scale Enterprises TIGARD, Ore. - March 19, 2007 – FaxBack (News - Alert), a market leader in fax software solutions, today announced the general availability of NET SatisFAXtion Port Server, a reliable and secure VoIP Fax product that easily scales and adapts to the meet the diverse needs and infrastructures of telephony providers and large enterprises. The NET SatisFAXtion Port Server solves the security, service assurance, and regulatory compliance issues of existing Fax over IP methods which commonly prevent most VoIP providers and large-scale enterprises from including real-time fax capability as a part of their VoIP services. With unmatched scalability, it easily manages the highest levels of fax volume without the need for expensive fax board hardware, while requiring minimal bandwidth. This allows organizations an affordable and dependable way to offer business users and service subscribers the ability to truly send and receive secure, real-time faxes over the Internet, while continuing to migrate away from outdated fax technology to IP-based systems. “As organizations move to IP-based telephony systems, migrating fax should not be a challenge,” said Mike Oliszewski, Chief Technology Officer at FaxBack. “This release continues to prove our commitment to providing reliable, market-leading fax software solutions that continue to help organizations automate their fax communications and eliminate outdated equipment such as fax machines and fax boards.” To accommodate the rigorous demands of high density deployments, the NET SatisFAXtion Port Server includes several key benefits: ? Unmatched density - scalable to a full DS3 (672 ports) in a single 1U rack-mount system, with an average throughput of approximately 40,000 faxes per hour. ? Includes a SDK with powerful API’s - easily adapts to the diverse needs and infrastructures of VoIP Service Providers, making integration to core provider interfaces and applications extremely simple. ? Supports regulatory compliance requirements - allows faxes to be sent securely, via SSL, over the Internet using HTTPS protocol, guaranteeing the legal standing required for ensuring privacy of medical, financial and legal documents ? Navigates easily through local firewall and network address translation (NAT devices) – reducing client side installation issues sometimes associated with T.38 fax protocol ? Requires no dedicated and expensive T1/E1 digital fax board hardware - equals or exceeds PSTN reliability, while drastically reducing implementation costs ? Supports Microsoft (News - Alert) Fax Client – FaxBack’s Microsoft Fax Plug-in easily connects any Microsoft Fax user with SIP T.38 devices or VoIP service providers, allowing end-users to send and receive faxes directly from Windows applications, including Microsoft Outlook ? Scalable SQL storage – all fax transaction data is stored without the need for dual maintenance or synchronization ? Connects quickly and easily to leading VoIP systems that support SIP T.38 including Cisco, AudioCodes (News - Alert), Sonus and Patton ? Provides full AudioFax/Catch Curve patent coverage For more information on FaxBack’s NET SatisFAXtion Port Server, please visit www.FaxBack.com. About FaxBack FaxBack, a market leader in fax software solutions for 25 years, has developed the NET SatisFAXtion line of products to enable cost-effective, secure and efficient fax transmissions. Designed for organizations that need to automate inbound and outbound fax traffic, integrate fax into VoIP infrastructures, and streamline information processes while getting time-sensitive information delivered faster, FaxBack's line of reliable software applications are enjoyed by thousands of global organizations including AT&T (News - Alert), Arco, Bank of America, Compaq, Kaiser Permanente, Kodak, NEC, Sherwin-Williams and Wells Fargo. Many technology vendors, including AT&T, Intel and Symnatec, have OEMed and distributed FaxBack's enterprise fax server products, helping companies greatly reduce the cost of doing business. Countless other organizations in nearly every industry, including real estate, manufacturing, financial, travel, education and healthcare, trust FaxBack solutions for their fax communications needs. Voice over IP (VoIP) X A real-time communications system that converts voice into digital packets containing media and signaling data that travel over networks using Internet Protocol....more Internet Protocol (IP) X IP stands for Internet Protocol, a data-networking protocol developed throughout the 1980s. It is the established standard protocol for transmitting and receiving data in packets over the Internet. I...more Network Address Translation (NAT) X NATs are used to convert private (internal) IP addresses to unique external public (globally-assigned) IP addresses. That is, internal to the company, companies can use ANY IP they want to. The NAT ch...more Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) X A PSTN number is a dialed call which is switched or connected via a CO switching system called a Class 5 End office or in SS7....more Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) X SIP is the real-time communication protocol for VoIP. SIP is a signaling protocol for Internet conferencing, telephony, presence, events notification (emergency calling) and instant messaging. SIP...more [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]