wvw
10-16-2008, 10:31 PM
Hello
I am new to the forum and am not sure if this is the right place to post this question to, so please forgive me if it's not the right forum.
I have a problem with Codian in that I am trying to get it to upload recordings to a Windows 2003 server.
On the Win2K3 server I installed the NFS requirements to share the drive for Codian. I have set the permissions to allowed-write and also made sure any machine can connect the shared drive on the Win2K3 server.
On Codian, I have mapped a Test Folder to the shared network drive on the Win2K3 server. Everytime I try to click on a recording in the Test folder it doesn't get uploaded to Codian. However when I check the event logs in Codian it tells me permission denied when it tries to open the folder on the Server.
I have tried numerous things. I have made sure the log ins on both Codian and server have the same log in names, passwords etc. No avail. I have enabled/disabled the Anonymous log in tick on the NFS tab on the server, no avail. The 2 machines (Codian and server) are plugged into the same switch and can ping each other fine, however somehow Codian keeps giving permission denied when I try to up a recording.
Does anyone have any ideas what the problem could be? I have read about the NFS in Win2K3 and that you need to choose to either ensure that NFS is mapped to the domain on your domain controller or it needs to use local credentials. I use local credentials as we do not have a domain.
The last thing that is mention worthy is that when I select properties on the Test folder on Server 2K3 it shows a tick on a grey background next to read only. When I untick, apply and OK it and go back to the properties, it is back again. I did a search on google and some people on a forum said that will not affect the permissions, as they have the same thing happening on their server and it works just fine for them.
TIA
wvw
I am new to the forum and am not sure if this is the right place to post this question to, so please forgive me if it's not the right forum.
I have a problem with Codian in that I am trying to get it to upload recordings to a Windows 2003 server.
On the Win2K3 server I installed the NFS requirements to share the drive for Codian. I have set the permissions to allowed-write and also made sure any machine can connect the shared drive on the Win2K3 server.
On Codian, I have mapped a Test Folder to the shared network drive on the Win2K3 server. Everytime I try to click on a recording in the Test folder it doesn't get uploaded to Codian. However when I check the event logs in Codian it tells me permission denied when it tries to open the folder on the Server.
I have tried numerous things. I have made sure the log ins on both Codian and server have the same log in names, passwords etc. No avail. I have enabled/disabled the Anonymous log in tick on the NFS tab on the server, no avail. The 2 machines (Codian and server) are plugged into the same switch and can ping each other fine, however somehow Codian keeps giving permission denied when I try to up a recording.
Does anyone have any ideas what the problem could be? I have read about the NFS in Win2K3 and that you need to choose to either ensure that NFS is mapped to the domain on your domain controller or it needs to use local credentials. I use local credentials as we do not have a domain.
The last thing that is mention worthy is that when I select properties on the Test folder on Server 2K3 it shows a tick on a grey background next to read only. When I untick, apply and OK it and go back to the properties, it is back again. I did a search on google and some people on a forum said that will not affect the permissions, as they have the same thing happening on their server and it works just fine for them.
TIA
wvw