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I want to tie my web application (built using .NET + MS SQL Server) into a VOIP service so that users can call each other. I want them to interface with my application's username system. On the receiving user's end, he can either receive the call using a VOIP phone, or windows application (like skype). I would use Skype's API, but it appears I need to use their username system, and

I have a Samba share that I've created from a Linux box. I've mapped this sucessfully to drive in Windows 2003 server. I'm also able to read/write to it under Windows explorer just fine. It's using user security so I have to enter the username and password defined in the Linux box when connecting to this share. I then mapped a virtual directory under IIS to the UNC name of this

I noticed that viewing and writing of files from my Windows 2003 server to my Samba Linux server is really slow. I can see that it's freezing up for a couple of seconds sometimes. How do I go about troubleshooting this problem to figure out where the bottleneck is? It just seems so strange because there's not much traffic on the network and both servers are idle usually (test servers).

I have set up a Samba server (Version 3.0.10-1.fc2) on a Fedora 2 box, but it appears to always be allowing anonymous login now and when I try to log in with a valid user it keeps telling me the login failed. Can someone tell me why this is happening and also, why are authorized users not able to log in? Here's the content of my smbusers file: root = administrator admin apache = fred nobody