OK, could be a number of things. Windows can throw one glitch in there at the end. Here are a few things I would look at. Sandeep can definitely help. We both use Mainpines, but he's the expert. Also, guaranteed that Mainpine support will get you up and running in under 30 minutes.
First, when you click on New Fax and you don't have a user account from the PC you are logged in to, you should get the following:
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I am not sure exactly where your issue is, but this is generally the problem 90% of the time. When you go to click connect, it wants a path. It gives as an example:
\mycompanyfax The only way that will work is if your server name is mycompayfax.
What you want to put there is the name of the server or computer that the fax driver is located. So, if it is on your Windows 2008 server, and the name of the server is Bert (which most peoples are) then you want to put \\Bert It will find the fax driver.
Next check to see if your accounts are set up. I think these are auto-populated but can't hurt to set them up. Go to server | Administrative Tools | Accounts. Add your account there from Active Directory.
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Next make sure you have your fax modems set up correctly. I have two lines so it looks different. Its been a while, so I can't remember how important this is, but at least label them. The reason it is so stupid is that the "modems" are the ones that say IQFSP and not the ones that say "modem." Go figure. Notice I labeled mine.
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Make sure your fax roles are set up. Server Manager | Roles. They aren't set up by default. They should be set up and working properly.
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Finally, make sure you have a fax driver in your Printers which is shared. Remember back where the path was \\server, you don't put \\server\fax driver or \\serverfaxdriver. If your client is directed to the server, it will automatically find the print driver.
I apologize that some of this escapes me. You will get set up by tomorrow either by Sandeep's editing of this or using support. I called them once because they didn't get back to me, and the next time I called they put me through to the president. He was awesome. He told me to call him any time for support. They will remote in and set you up asap. Good luck.