NOTE: This is an advanced process which requires root access
to the server, please contact support@netsapiens.com prior to doing
this.
- For each connection (remote SiPbx) you will need
to add a
entry into /etc/odbc.ini similar to the existing one except under
hostname put the IP of the SiPbx
- Example below, where [sipbx] is a unique
DSN and 192.168.1.75 is the accessible ip of the SiPbx server.
[sipbx]
Description = MySQL
Driver = MySQL
Server = 192.168.1.75
Database = SiPbxDomain
Port =
Socket =
Option =
Stmt =
- Open up port 3306 (mysql) on the firewall to
allow access form
the NAS's ip to the SiPbx. This can be done via webmin if installed.
- Open the NAS UI and navigate to Domains
--> Connections
- Click add and enter the following
information
- The unique DSN for this connection
matching the header section of the /etc/odbc.ini configure. "sipbx" in
the example above.
- The db Username, standard is dbSiPbx
- The db password for that username,
please contact support for this.
- The description of this connection.
Note, this will be what shows up in the selection drop down later.
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