CallManager 5

There is no C$ on Linux.

Jonathan

Great, so is this CallManager or CallManager Express? then is it official release? any links? because couldn't get anything. thanx

Billl George wrote:

Ok, when you put CallManager 5 i was kind of surprised, i thought may be was a new release and i was unaware of it. I had searched in CCO, google and else and have found nothing, there's no even release not in cisco about it (or at least i did not find it). Regarding the linux issue, why you don't try it in a windows client?

J>> to get into ccm you will to do something like ip address\\\\c$ from

One hint of this is here:

Whenever I need to find a file in unix I do the following:

find * / | grep

So, you can look for a part of a filename that you know exists and it will show you all the paths with that file.

Hope that helps,

Jim

It is the full blown Cisco CallManager, the replacement for Windows-based CMs.

It is running on a secured version of Red Hat Enterprise and will be sold as an appliance.

Jonathan

It is.

I am using Windows IE6 to get to CM5, but I need root access to the box itself.

Jonathan

Not an option (no such command on the stripped interface).

Basically, all you can do from the shell is start a few services, ping, traceroute and change the admin (for CM) password.

great guys, much appreciated, we can always learn something new everyday hehehehe

J>> Whenever I need to find a file in unix I do the following:

CallManger 5 will be based on the Linux platform. I have not worked with it yet, so I don't have much input other than that.

Why not:

find / -name \\*\\*

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 11:03:05 -0400, a posting issued forth from Scooby...

Perhaps they are giving you a shell, but not a path to the correct bin directory. Since you are asking how to navigate to the tftp directory, I'm thinking that you do have a shell access where you can cd. See if you can navigate to /usr/bin. Then you may be able to do ./find. Or just try typing /usr/bin/find

Jim

No.

The commands available from the shell are:

show service ping tracert set

And the only things you can set are IP address/mask, admin pw, and SNMP string.

Jonathan