Alrighty, so as you may have guessed it has been a little hectic over here but I am finally getting a chance to start on the glorious plan that I hatched in.Actually I should probably say I started doing this 3 months ago, before the wedding and all that and have almost zero spare time since then as I am now studying and travelling a lot for work at the same time.I am basically following the instructions given on the.Enabling the CLIThe first step to getting ipkg installed is setting up the command line interface (check out for more info). There is a on the Synology forums which has instructions for much older versions of DSM than I have, but no worries it is just as simple in DSM 3.
Simply open up the Control Panel and select terminal from the second row. I'd always pick SSH for my systems but if you feel like using Telnet then go for it. Once enabled reboot.Downloading IPKGOnce you're in via terminal you'll need to download the correct ipkg bootstrap for your Synology system, go to to figure out which one you need, you can double check your NAS version on the System info page. In my case for the DS211J its the Marvell Kirkwood mv6281 1.2Ghz ARM Processor. This means I need to use. Once it was downloaded I executed the script using the instructions provided and rebooted the system, then updated as instructed, unsurprisingly there was nothing new to install.BackupCentre ipkg updateDownloading list of available packages in /opt/lib/ipkg/lists/crossSuccessfully terminated.BackupCentre ipkg upgradeNothing to be doneSuccessfully terminated.BackupCentre.
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BackupCentre cd /opt/etc/asterisk/BackupCentre asterisk -vvvvrAsterisk 1.8.4, Copyright (C) 1999 - 2010 Digium, Inc. And others.Created by Mark SpencerAsterisk comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; type 'core show warranty' for details.This is free software, with components licensed under the GNU General PublicLicense version 2 and other licenses; you are welcome to redistribute it undercertain conditions. Type 'core show license' for details. Parsing '/opt/etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf': Found Parsing '/opt/etc/asterisk/extconfig.conf': FoundUnable to connect to remote asterisk (does /opt/var/run/asterisk/asterisk.ctl exist?)BackupCentreI had to start it with asterisk first and then I can reconnect to it. Duh!Following that I made the changes suggested in from the and now, after a quick reboot, I can connect to the webpage front end.Now all I have to do is determine the correct password.:)Until next time when I configure some extensions and start making test calls. Anonymousand my Asterisk server only show the following 3 lines./asterisk/httpstatus = Asterisk HTTP General Status/asterisk/phoneprov/.
= Asterisk HTTP Phone Provisioning Tool/asterisk/static/. = Asterisk HTTP Static Deliveryinstead of:Enabled URI's:/asterisk/httpstatus = Asterisk HTTP General Status/asterisk/phoneprov/. = Asterisk HTTP Phone Provisioning Tool/asterisk/manager = HTML Manager Event Interface/asterisk/rawman = Raw HTTP Manager Event Interface/asterisk/static/. = Asterisk HTTP Static Delivery/asterisk/mxml = XML Manager Event Interface.