1Troubleshooting in Generalwww.dialogic.comSlide 1Troubleshooting FaxVoiceDiag Tool Back to back test Dialogic®Brooktrout®log files: bfv api log a
10Click “Initialize”www.dialogic.comSlide 28Sending/Receiving Faxes Sending– Find port you want to send from, then go across under “Dialstring” and l
11Dialogic®Brooktrout®API (BFV) Debug Logging Go under “Tools” and select “Debug” Logs are generated and put by default into \logs subdirectory Bun
12Dialogic®Brooktrout®API (BFV) Debug Logs BFV API= Dialogic®Brooktrout®Fax Voice API Interface between Boston driver and application Can be enable
13IP Network Troubleshooting - PING From a computer on the same LAN subnet as the Fax Server:– Ping the NIC IP address of the Fax Server– Ping the Di
2Ping/Telnet Be sure that elements of FoIP network can respond to PING– NIC on fax server– Ethernet port on TR1034 IP board (if applicable)– Media ga
3FaxVoiceDiag Download the one from the Dialogic Helpweb that matches your application’s boston.sys driver version!www.dialogic.comSlide 7Driver 2 p
4Starting Diag Double click “FDTOOL.EXE” If prompted to install driver definitely say “YES” Extraction should be done to clean, new directory off r
5“Advanced” Modewww.dialogic.comSlide 13Module – General Infowww.dialogic.comSlide 14Module – Parameterswww.dialogic.com Slide 15
6Parameters Screen IP Call Control will default to chosen protocol Double-check IP interface is correct– If not, IP traffic can be “split” inappropr
7SIP Configuration Highlights Recommend setting “Contact Address” and “Primary Gateway”– Contact Address = IP of fax server• Especially important if
8H.323 General Parameterswww.dialogic.comSlide 22H.323 Advanced Parameterswww.dialogic.comSlide 23H.323 Configuration Highlights Local IP Address = I
9T.38 Parameterswww.dialogic.comSlide 25T.38 Configuration Highlights Independent of IP call control Usually just leave entirely alone If using FoI
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