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Here's the problems that we're having right now - please let me know
if you know of any possible causes, and potential solutions:

- On a restart or if we log off of the machine, when we come back to
the Vocal Configuration web GUI, we lose our Vocal configuration
passwords. Could this be caused by errors in Linux networking
information & administration?

- In order to get back into the vocal configuration gui, we must
rerun the Vocal allinoneconfigure & reset everything.

- The "vocalctl restart" command does not work unless we have run
"allineoneconfigure" - and it will also not work after reboot or
logoff

- We have two Dell Servers interconnected on with a 3Com hub - both
machines have the Vocal software suite and the SipSet client installed
- it looks like the SipSet clients are authenticating to the servers
located on their local machines, but we can not get the two SIPSet
clients to see each other

Thanks for any help you can offer - like I said if you need any other
information please let me know.

Jason



(Willis) wrote in message news:<. com>...
> Thanks for the help - I am going in tomorrow to work on the servers,
> and I will get all of the network configuration information & lay it
> out here. Maybe it's something simple, but since we barely know
> Linux, this is turning out to be increasingly more and more difficult.
>
> Thanks again....if there are any specifics that you definitely need,
> please let me know.
>
> Jason
> *****
>
> "shido" <> wrote in message news:<jshOa.91919$ ble.rogers.com>...
> > Bad choice in Voip solution but I will assist. I have a customer using
> > vovida and i'm very familiar with its settings.
> >
> > Choose asterisk in your next life.....maybe you'll reach nirvana sooner.
> >
> > -Greg
> >
> >
> >
> > "Willis" <> wrote in message
> > news: om...
> > > Hi everyone,
> > >
> > > Long story short, I'm trying to configure Vovida Vocal 1.5.0 on two
> > > Pink Tie Linux 9.0 machines. I'm working on this project with two
> > > other people for my Master's thesis, but unfortunately the three of us
> > > don't really have too much experience with Linux or the Vovida
> > > software.
> > >
> > > If anyone can go through the steps to configure the Linux network
> > > settings, such as DNS lookups, reverse & master lookups, etc, as well
> > > as the necessary configuration for the Apache server & settings, to
> > > get Vocal running, that would really help us out. We've been beating
> > > our heads against the machine for two days now and have made very
> > > little progress.
> > >
> > > We have two fairly new Dell Servers, set to dual boot with Windows &
> > > the PinkTie Linux. They are networked with a 3Com switch, and we're
> > > currently not tied into any other network, so we can set IPs and
> > > domain names to whatever we want. We seem to be able to get the
> > > Vovida configuration to go through successfully, and we can get to the
> > > administration page (and login) fine. But, if we reboot the machine,
> > > it seems like all of our password information within the Vocal
> > > software is being lost, because then we can't log in with any of the
> > > login names that we set, or with the Vovida default passwords, as
> > > specified in their installation manual for 1.3.0.
> > >
> > > Is there a full installation manual for the Vovida Vocal 1.5.0 that
> > > will help us out? I can't seem to find one within the Vovida site.
> > >
> > > I appreciate ANY help, info, or advice that someone could provide.
> > > I'll be happy to provide more information if necessary - just let me
> > > know.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Jason