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Here at Imecom, we're working hard to continue adding support for popular IP-PBX, VoIP Gateway, and SIP trunking services to our virtual fax server and Fax over IP (FoIP) solutions. We're pleased to announce that our FoIP solutions now support Cisco Unified Communication Manager for Small Business and Avaya IP Office....

THE WINNER: T.38 When having discussions about fax over IP, I'm often asked what the differences are between T.38, T.37, and G.711 and which is the best choice in a FoIP deployment. The short answer is that T.38 wins. The longer answer... well, I'm not a network engineer, so I figured I'd poke around and find some good resources that reinforce my position of T.38 being the best choice for FoIP....