Ricardo Costa

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  • Dial Out

    Hi, I have this C# code: string outnumber = "MY EXTERNAL NUMBER"; string extension = "MY EXTENSION"; OriginateAction action = new OriginateAction(); action.Exten = extension; action.Channel = @"SIP/VoIP/" + outnumber; action.Context = @"from-internal"; action.Priority = 1; action.CallerId = @"Asterisk.NET"; action.Timeout = 30000;.

    2009-05-04 17:08:02 UTC in Asterisk .NET

  • Followup: RE: Multiple Mount Points

    Thanks Dan.

    2008-08-07 16:06:08 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Followup: RE: Multiple Mount Points

    OK but to create that sub-directory I cannot do it in the web admin? I have to go to a shell prompt and manually create the sub-directory right? Thanks, Ricardo.

    2008-08-07 15:07:29 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Permissions on folders and files

    Hi, I have Active Directory authentication defined in my FreeNAS server nut I'm experiencing strange behaviors in the permissions of folders and files in my shares. I'm watching the permissions from a windows XP and I would like to fine tune the permissions from a windows machine. Is this possible? I hope so... Is this normal behavior? 1 - New Folder When I create a new folder in...

    2008-08-07 13:55:54 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Followup: RE: Active Directory user permissions

    Thanks Volker, I temporary removed my FreeNAS user from domain admins AD group to see if something goes wrong. Now, this user is a regular domain user with no special permissions. I will see what happens next... Ricardo.

    2008-08-07 13:42:24 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Followup: RE: Multiple Mount Points

    Hi Dan, When I try to create multiple samba shares in the web admin (Services --> CIFS/SMB --> Shares) I only have one mount point (/mnt/Data) that I can select for the Path. So even if I try to create another share, that share will point to the same mount point and all the files and folders will be duplicated. Thanks, Ricardo.

    2008-08-07 13:22:13 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Active Directory user permissions

    Hi, I need to set up AD authentication. I can do this if I use the domain administrator and password in the FreeNAS web admin. I don't like to use the administrator or any other account that has domain admin privileges. I've created a user in my AD just for FreeNAS but I'd like to know what kind of permissions does he need to have so I can configure FreeNAS AD authentication. Now I can...

    2008-08-07 10:49:32 UTC in FreeNAS

  • Multiple Mount Points

    Hi, I've started working with FreeNAS yesterday and so far I liked what I saw. I just have one question regarding mount disks, mount points and shares. I have one disk for FreeNAS OS and another disk for data. I added my data disk in Disks --> Management I created a mount point called Data in Disks --> Mount Point on my data disk I created a share in Services --> CIFS/SMB...

    2008-08-07 10:37:41 UTC in FreeNAS

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