Make sure you do a bit of reading on bridges and stuff, to make sure u can generate the right network enviroment. I myself are running openvswitch but at the moment not to happy about its as a reboot kills the bridges and you'll have to reconfigure. Bridge-utils is the safe bet for now

Could you make a ticket about this?

I have made ticket 1439

You can also use 11.10 or 12.04b. Install the server version including kvm. After installation add virt-manager to be able to handle vm's, you can install lmce as a virtual machine on an image, disk etc. with virtmanager you can also add images as hdd or whole hd's to the system (after format ofcourse)

Kr

Han

Installed LMCE-1004-20120405032725810.iso in a VM based on KVM. Went smoothly up to the point where the system said it could not read the orbiter configuration.

ifconfig showed that the internal networkcard had an ip address of 192.168.0.1 Checking the /etc/network/interfaces files it showed that the internal network address was set to 192.168.80 instead of  192.168.80.1 Changed it via terminal login and  It's now happy generating the first screens

kr

Han

Try popping into a terminal and running top,... you'll see (a) IF it's running, (b) who owns it & (c) how long it's been running.

Will have to check on my new build, i encountered some other problems as well, so i decided to rebuild.

Thx

Han

Hi all,

busy working on building my new 10.04 system. Still working on some minor issues, one of them being MythTV.

I am using networktuners to record and in 8.10 MythTV was started before networking was fully up which resulted in the tuners being not available untill a manual restart of MythTV was performed. I encountered this behaviour with changing the startup sequence changing MythTV from S40 to S92.

Having the same problems in 10.04, albeit some tuners do start, I was looking at which point MythTV is started. Now I cannot find MythTV in /etc/rc.* so now I am wondering how it is being started.

TIA

Han

MythTV with 4 networkrecorders IPTV based

We'll that solved itself very quickly:

The wikihttp://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Cisco_7970 says:

Note for CISCO 7960 SIP users: if your phone fails to register with asterisk then edit /tftpboot/SIPDefault.cnf and append

nat_enable: 1

I did that in the beginning but somehow the SIPDefault.cnf got overwritten 
I added nat_enable : 1 again and:

Code:

dcerouter*CLI> sip show peers
Name/username              Host                                    Dyn Forcerport ACL Port     Status     Realtime
200/200                    192.168.80.1                             D   N      5061     Unmonitored Cached RT
201/201                    192.168.80.134                           D   N      5060     Unmonitored Cached RT
2 sip peers [Monitored: 0 online, 0 offline Unmonitored: 2 online, 0 offline]
dcerouter*CLI>

Now I am getting somewhere

From /var/log/pluto (devicelog):

Code:

========== NEW LOG SECTION ==========
1       03/22/12 20:13:29       18 (spawning-device)    Starting... 1
1       03/22/12 20:13:29       18 (spawning-device)    Found /usr/pluto/bin/Asterisk
05      03/22/12 20:13:33.956           Server IP: 127.0.0.1 <0xb77906d0>
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.002           Trying to connect to Asterisk daemon to see if is running. <0xb77906d0>
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.003           Creating child 36 <0xb77906d0>
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.004           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1700 that this has no custom event handler for.  It will not fire events. <0xb77906d0>
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.004           Note: Device manager has attached a device of type 1700 that this has no custom handler for.  This is normal for IR. <0xb77906d0>
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.068           NotifyPeersStatus status:
IAX2/200:Unregistered                                                                                                                                              
IAX2/201:Unregistered                                                                                                                                              
 <0xb638db70>                                                                                                                                                      
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.080           NotifyPeersStatus status:
SIP/200:Registered <0xb638db70>                                                                                                                                    
05      03/22/12 20:13:34.332           NotifyPeersStatus status:
SIP/200:Registered <0xb638db70>                                                                                                                                    
05      03/22/12 20:22:35.191           NotifyPeersStatus status:
SIP/200:Registered <0xb638db70>                                                                                                                                    
dcerouter_102xxx:/var/log/pluto#

and

Code:

dcerouter*CLI> sip show peers
Name/username              Host                                    Dyn Forcerport ACL Port     Status     Realtime
200/200                    192.168.80.1                             D   N      5061     Unmonitored Cached RT
201/201                    (Unspecified)                            D   N      0        Unmonitored Cached RT
2 sip peers [Monitored: 0 online, 0 offline Unmonitored: 1 online, 1 offline]
dcerouter*CLI>

I have deleted all the phones I added and started from scratch. 7960 is now seen by the system and added. I reloaded the router and the phone. Now I am stuck with extension 201 on the phone with a cross beside it on the display.
Will investigate further

H

Hi Han
Just a question on your new core

when you say EeePc are you meaning the laptop, or are you referring to the Eee Box?

I'm in a similar situation as yours (core died ... have to build a new one ...) and I'm also concerned about power usage, so I'm curious about the specs of your new core ...

thanks in advance
Marco

Hey Marco,

Its a EeePc box so the desktop thingie with 2 gb memory, ion chipset, dual core 1.6 ghz atom and a 300 gb hd. I am using this beside my old powerhungry server and want to extend the storage via nas in the near future.
Expected power consumption 20 + 20 watts instead of 180 atm.

I have a VLAN aware switch and I have configured the Eeepc with 2 vlan's, one being the outside network, one being the internal lan

Rgds

Han

in my install 10.04  all phones is working
 i have 2 x 7941   and one 7921
and one ata for pstn incoming call , only  issue that i have is that caller id from pstn  is not passed  to asterisk.

 

Thx, did you configure the phones manually or did the system detect them?

rgds

Han

Hi all,

because my 8.10 system is slowly breaking down on me hardware wise, I have taken on the task to install 10.04 on a brand new core system. As power usage is a major concern I have chosen a Asus EeePc to be my new core. Everything installed nicely and with some configuring I even have Mythtv up and running with IPTV.

The thing I noticed however is that the Asterisk side of things is not in a workable state. My system registers nicely to my Voip provider, but incoming calls do not get detected, Also a Generic Iphone and a Cisco 7960 can be added to the system but do not work. What I see in the Asterisk logs is that the phones cannot be found in the configuration.

Anybody able to tell what exactly the status of Asterisk under 10.04 is at the moment?

rgds

Han

I think he was asking about a door-bell camera, or a camera tied to the doorbell to see who is at the door.

I see, no I don't.

kr

Hi daballiemo,
Do you have a camera on your system?

Thanks
Hernan

I do not understand the question in relation to the subject of this thread  Maybe you have to explain....