Sam Acosta wrote:
> Thanks Kai,
>
> Yeah, the ultimate thing I can do is to reboot.
>
> I do still have one problem with the High Availability feature of CentOS
> with Asterisk.
>
> Still in progress exploring the solution.
>
> Good day.
I rarely use server consoles directly after they are installed to the point
that
the network is up. Instead, I run an instance of freenx somewhere (it can be
on the server in question but doesn't have to be), then connect with the NX
client and open terminal windows on that desktop to ssh to any other machines.
This gives you GUI control over multiple windows, cut and paste - including
with
the local desktop where the NX client runs, your choice of fonts, color, etc.
Plus, you can disconnect the session from the NX client were you started it and
subsequently grab it from the same or another client with all windows still
intact and running, which is great for remote administration or checking on
long-running programs.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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