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Message: 5 To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com From: Doug Meredith <doug.meredith@skyridge.com> Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 20:05:19 -0400 Organization: Skyridge Systems Inc. Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Re: What technology could my phone company be using? Reply-To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com >>Mark Hazlewood <lists@idontknow.com> wrote: >>Sounds like Centrex services...

I live in New Brunswick Canada. The phone company is Aliant. When you set up business service here, you can go with either analog or digital lines. This isn't a T1 or ISDN. They are talking individual lines direct to handsets that they provide. They offer the digital option with even very small ( 2 - 4) number of lines. What technology could this be? Is there any way to connect such a

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Hi All I'm trying to join and existing Windows domain with Samba4, on Centos 6.5 Final. I initially tried with the Centos rpm's but it seems the samba-tools didn't exist so I am now using the rpms from SerNet Enterprise SAMBA. The current DC is a Windows Small Business Server 2008 that provides file, print, DNS, DHCP, AD and MS exchange/Outlook Web access. The domain Company.local

...nswer exten => s,2,Dial(SIP/spa01-2,20,r) [inbound] exten => s,1,Answer exten => s,2,Dial(SIP/spa01-2,20,tr) Again, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. "Paul Vermette" <paul_vermette@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:000901c40060$680f9a90$1d0ba8c0@skyridge.com... I have been unsuccessful of yet to produce a ringback tone when trying as an outside caller to dial an internal extension from an auto-attendant. This is the scenario: 1. Outside caller dials main line that is going into an FXO card (X100P). 2. Auto-attendant answers...

Any chance of say digits being extended to recognise "*" & "# " ?? Heck these are digits on a normal keypad :-) Gary .

Hi, Ok. I'm stumped, so I'm finally going to ask for help. I'm testing a brand new setup of Samba4 as an AD DC with Bind9 for DNS. The problem I'm having is when I create a new A record using the Windows DNS tools. I tick the box to create a corresponding PTR record, but it never does. I've created the reverse zone. I've tried using the Windows DNS tools to create

I have Googled my brains out without success, and I'm hoping that someone here can give me some tips. I'm trying to build a new file server, and I've concluded that ZFS is the technology that I want to use. After doing some research I settled on FreeBSD 10 as the platform to provide it. I have an existing AD domain (two Samba 4.1.4 DCs running on Debian) and the file server will be

Hi, I too have found this matching to be frustrating. I would like it to behave as you describe. Doug -- Doug Meredith 506-854-7997 ext. 801 ________________________________ From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Damon Estep Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 1:50 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial

The "Dns-backend bind" page on the wiki recommends that you set up DNS dynamic updates via Kerberos. My understanding is that if you select BIND9_DLZ that the DNS zone data is stored in the directory. I would assume that in this case the normal directly replication would take care of moving DNS changes to all AD DCs. If this is correct, it would seem that there would be no need for a

Quick summary: On FreeBSD 10, Winbind is giving me locally mapped UIDs & GIDS, rather than the ones specified in AD. I have two test member servers set up. A CentOS server running Sernet Samba 4.1.6 and a FreeBSD server running Samba 4.1.6 built from source. On CentOS, "getent group {group name}" gives me the correct GID assigned in AD. On FreeBSD I am given a value from the

I have searched for this without much luck. I want to be able to send public-address-like notices over VoIP phones. The LinkSys SPA-941 auto-answer support comes close to working, except that if you are currently in a call it places that call on hold without warning. I'm willing to consider a more expensive phone to solve the problem if I have to. Thanks for any help you can provide.

The two domain controllers (Debian) and the member server (CentOS) are all running Samba 4.1.4 from the sernet packages. The member server I am testing from was fully patched as of this morning. Things that work: - wbinfo -u - wbifno -g - getent group {ad_group} Things that don't work: - getent passwd {any_ad_user} - getent group - getent passwd I jacked up the winbindd

I've done a lot of research on this and haven't been able to solve the problem. Hopefully someone here has a better understanding of this than I do. The problem is that the UIDs and GIDs are not being fetched from AD. For example "getent passwd doug" returns: doug:*:70003:70005:Doug Meredith:/home/DSTRC/doug:/bin/false My full name has correctly been pulled from AD but the