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03-04-2009
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| | Hyper-V -sharing modem for sbs server - How do you connect a com port to a named pipe Hi I have a Windows SBS server running on hyper-V and would like to receive faxes on this server. How do you get a modem onto the virtual machine? Hyper allows you to connect a com port to a named pipe but how do you create these named pipes? |
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03-04-2009
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| | Re: Hyper-V -sharing modem for sbs server - How do you connect a com port to a named pipe You can't connect a modem to the virtual COM port that Hyper-V creates. You'll need a third party product, such as FabulaTech, to do what you want to do. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel "C-PAC Support" <support@xxxxxx-pac.co.uk> wrote in message news:2C400C5A-6CBA-4096-A338-030E84428FC1@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi > I have a Windows SBS server running on hyper-V and would like to receive > faxes on this server. How do you get a modem onto the virtual machine? > Hyper allows you to connect a com port to a named pipe but how do you > create these named pipes? |
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