Hi,
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From: Jeremy McNamara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Headless Linux system for Asterisk
Just make sure you make sure the BIOS is set not to halt the system on
any errors.
What about make it work without a graphic card too?
If the MB has
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the monitor and
keyboard. This will all change when we move to new quarters, but...
Does anyone have
You can see any thing
Sorry I could not resist
If you need to admin Linux without a monitor
Try webmin
Regards Mick
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space
well i never had a asterisk server with a monitor or keyword all my
servers i do remote login with ssh its better more private.
Miguel
On Thu, 2003-12-18 at 22:02, Michael Welter wrote:
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on
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From: Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 2:02 PM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Headless Linux system for Asterisk
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet
There are no issues. There is no reason to have a K/B or
monitor on the server. Just sucks up power and adds to
global warming. You may also want to pull any CDROM or
flopy drive from the box too for the same reason.
Seriusly, you should be using ssh from a remote machine to
access the
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 03:02:42PM -0700, Michael Welter wrote:
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the monitor and
keyboard. This
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Michael Welter
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 5:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Headless Linux system for Asterisk
Because of space limitations and because
Michael Welter wrote:
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the monitor and
keyboard. This will all change when we move to new quarters,
Michael Welter wrote:
Does anyone have experience running Linux/Asterisk without a monitor?
What, if any, are the issues?
Most of my Linux boxes are sans-monitor. I highly recommend it. Just
be sure SSH works well and you haven't firewalled your admin workstation
from being able to
On Thu, 2003-12-18 at 17:02, Michael Welter wrote:
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the monitor and
keyboard. This will all change
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a
coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the
monitor and
keyboard. This will all change when we move to new quarters, but...
Does
Michael Welter wrote:
Does anyone have experience running Linux/Asterisk without a monitor?
What, if any, are the issues?
There is no fancy GUI, unlike that other semi-popular OS, so there is
absolutely no need for a monitor and keyboard on a Linux box.
Just make sure you make sure the BIOS
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 03:02:42PM -0700, Michael Welter wrote:
Because of space limitations and because of the location of the
punch-down blocks, my * server is located on the shelf in a coat closet.
Sadly, there is not enough space (or ventilation) for the monitor and
keyboard. This
Run using a serial console
(http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Remote-Serial-Console-HOWTO/). No monitor,
VGA adapter, keyboard etc needed. Use SSH to log into the asterisk box
for any maintenance, etc. If the box gets hosed, connect the serial
port to a working PC and fire up minicom and your all
If you truly want it headless with a serial console without that problem,
stick a PC Weasel board in it (http://www.realweasel.com).
Well I'll one up you here, say get a KVM eithernet switcher
http://www.kvm.net/kvmindex.html
http://www.cyclades.com/products/
But you gonna have to have the
TC wrote:
If you truly want it headless with a serial console without that problem,
stick a PC Weasel board in it (http://www.realweasel.com).
Well I'll one up you here, say get a KVM eithernet switcher
http://www.kvm.net/kvmindex.html
http://www.cyclades.com/products/
But you gonna have to have
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