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Announcements - Configure NFS Share or SD Card

The announcements can be retrieved from an SD Card or from a share on an NFS Server. The procedures below describe the steps required for both NFS Server or SD Card. Use appropriate procedure below which is dependent on whether files are loaded from SD Card or NFS Server

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  • Open the NFS Server Configuration pane by going to System > Administration > Server Settings > NFS

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  • Before the NFS client opens, a screen will prompt you for the root user password. Enter the root password.

  • This will open the NFS Server Configuration screen. Select Add from the toolbar and an Add NFS Share dialog box will appear. Add the following information to the dialog box:

Description of NFS Server Configuration Screen

  • In the field labeled Directory, enter the path to the directory that will be the Mount Point. In this example, the path entered is /home/dialogic/shares.

  • In the Host(s) field either enter the IP address of the NFS Server or enter a wildcard symbol * indicating any IP address.

  • Check the Read/Write Radio button.

  • In the General Options tab select check the Sync write operations on request box.

  • In the User Access tab check the Treat all clients users as anonymous users box.

  • Check both the Specify local users ID as anonymous users -and- Specify local group ID for anonymous users boxes. The value of the User ID and Group ID is located in the Users Tab and Groups Tab in the User Manager in Linux Red Hat. See screen capture below.

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  • The User ID is displayed in the User ID Tab under the dialogic user. Enter that number.

  • The Group ID is displayed in the Group ID Tab under the dialogic user. Enter that number.

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