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You are here: Home / Support / MicroSoft / Get Fax Receipts from SBS 2003 Fax Services

Get Fax Receipts from SBS 2003 Fax Services

March 25, 2008 By Robert Owen

This had eluded me.. But I just found the solution so I thought I would post it… I had to reinstall a Windows 2003 Small Business Server last week.. This particular customer made use of the Fax Service. Before the reinstall the Fax Service would e-mail a receipt through Exchange to the sending user but this was no longer happening.

After a little digging I found the reason why.. It was not turned on. So, to turn on The Fax receipt function in SBS 2003 you will need to do the following:

  1. Open Server Management.
  2. Right-click on Fax (Local) container.
  3. Select “Properties”.
  4. Select “Receipts” tab.
  5. In the Message Box, enable the “Enable Message Boxes as receipts” checkbox.
  6. In SMTP E-mail, check the following:
    1. “Enable SMTP Receipts e-mail receipts delivery” is enabled.
    2. “Use these SMTP Settings for the Route through E-mail incoming routing method” is enabled.
    3. Under Authentication, try setting to Anonymous access if not set already”.

That should do it.. Now your users should get e-mail receipts from their sent faxes.

© 2008, Robert Owen. All rights reserved.

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