FaxUserPassword

Applies To: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Vista

FaxUserPassword specifies the password to use for authenticating against the server in basic SMTP authentication or Windows® Security-based authentication.

Values

This string type does not support empty elements. Do not create an empty value for this setting.

Valid Passes

specialize

Parent Hierarchy

Microsoft-Windows-Fax-Service | Receipts | FaxUserPassword

Applies To

For a list of the supported Windows editions and architectures that this component supports, see Microsoft-Windows-Fax-Service.

XML Example

The following XML output shows how to set fax settings.

<Fax>
   <ArchiveFaxes>false</ArchiveFaxes>
   <IncomingFaxesArePublic>false</IncomingFaxesArePublic>
   <ArchiveFolderName>C:\MyFaxArchives</ArchiveFolderName>
</Fax>
<FaxUnattend>
   <FaxPrinterIsShared>true</FaxPrinterIsShared>
   <ReceiveFaxes>false</ReceiveFaxes>
   <Rings>6</Rings>
   <RouteToFolder>true</RouteToFolder>
   <RouteToPrinter>true</RouteToPrinter>
   <SendFaxes>true</SendFaxes>
   <Csid>Fax1</Csid>
   <Tsid>Fax1</Tsid>
   <RouteFolderName>C:\Router</RouteFolderName>
   <RoutePrinterName>C:\Printer</RoutePrinterName>
</FaxUnattend>
<Receipts>
   <FaxUserName>MyUserName</FaxUserName>
   <FaxUserPassword>MyPassword</FaxUserPassword>
   <SmtpNotificationsEnabled>true</SmtpNotificationsEnabled>
   <SmtpSenderAddress>MyUserName@fabrikam.com</SmtpSenderAddress>
   <SmtpServerAddress>207.46.197.32</SmtpServerAddress>
   <SmtpServerAuthenticationMechanism>1</SmtpServerAuthenticationMechanism>
   <SmtpServerPort>26</SmtpServerPort>
</Receipts>

See Also

Concepts

Receipts