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Hello, I am configuring PCs on Windows W2K to access to a LINUX Server where Samba is mounted Is-it possible to do this ? Directory_1 : Browseable (then visible with the Network Favorits) -Sub_Directory_1a : NOT Browseable (unvisible) BUT Writable -Sub_Directory_2a : " " " If not, then just this ? Directory_1 : NOT Browseable (unvisible) BUT Writable

...quot;nobody" can write and change files?? 3) when I add "nobody = *" to the user.map file nobody can log in or browse anything??? Am I approaching this the wrong way? Cheers, Darren ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the WebMail system at shelbrook.com

I have 8 lines coming into an existing PBX system and am looking for a cost effective way to replace the existing system with Asterisk. We need some of the features in Asterisk, including its ability to support remote offices (long distance savings). At first glance this appears to require a T100P card and a channel bank, but that seems rather expensive. My estimated price on that would be

I have an existing Meridian PBX system that I am looking at replacing with Asterisk for the multi-office features. One of the many areas that I am unclear on is if we can use the existing phones from the old PBX system? Some are Meridian M7310 and some are Norstar M7208 models. They each support multiple lines with a multi-line display, but I haven't seen anything on this list about sporting

Is it me or does "mount -t smb" not auto-reconnect? Can anyone comment on that, maybe there is an option I overlooked. I'm running Fedora Core 2 with Samba version 3.0.3-5

I have a scenario that I just can't seem to determine the best way to deal with. We would like to have our PRI lines moved to our datacenter with Asterisk directing calls between our 4 small offices. Internet connections at the small offices are high-speed, but *may* go down on a rare occasion. Having the main voice menus at the datacenter makes sense, its the voicemail and locals that are

Thanks Brian, and thanks again for the included definitions <grin> - that helped too. Your comments are really helping clear many questions. I suppose our intensions are to become an IXC. So if my local carrier is sporting old technology, they'll provide TDM services. So if I understood you correctly, the "in-band signaling" is typically SS7, and the alternative is typically

Pardon my ignorance, but I was hoping someone could clear up something for me. - For a few POTS lines, digium has a single port card for that, or a T1 card to a channel bank. - For 10 or more lines, digium has a T1 or E1 card for that too based on PRI channels - For 100's to 1000's of lines, I suspect a soft-switch is in order??? A traditional phone company will sell: - POTS lines for