Yes. You may adjust the number of nodials encountered before disabling the modems in the /u2/vsifax/lib/vsisrv.ini file, under the VFXSCHED section, by setting the max-no-dials value to something other than the default value of 3.
Reference: http://doc.esker.com/vsi/6.1/en/referenceaddendum/index.asp?page=cfgfiles%2Ehtml
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Before adding or changing a modem, verify the port name.
On Linux, you can typically get a list of serial ports using:
ls -l /dev/tty*
On AIX, you can get a list of the serial ports using:
lsdev -Cc tty
Once you have identified the appropriate serial port, you may continue with adding or changing the modem(s) in VSI-FAX.
If you are having difficulty identifying the serial port device name(s), please refer to the manufacturer’s documentation or contact your support provider.
To add a modem, use the following command, where /dev/ttyACM1 is the new modem’s serial port, modem2 is the name we’d like to give the VSI-FAX modem, and fax1 is the name of the VSI-FAX modem pool and Eclipse fax device:
vfxadmin device -a -d -v /dev/ttyACM1 modem2 vfxadmin class -d -a modem2 fax1
To verify that the change is in place:
vfxstat -a
To change a modem’s port on either Linux or AIX, use the following command (where /dev/ttyD00 is the existing modem’s new serial port, and modem1 is the name of the VSI-FAX modem you’re updating):
vfxadmin device -u -v /dev/ttyD00 modem1
To verify that the change is in place:
vfxstat -a