When I go to Manager Interface, the left window scrolls the following:
Asterisk Call Manager/1.0
Response: Error
Message: Authentication failed
I haven't provisioned anything in the system at all yet, just looking through the menus.
Is this normal operation? Does it just login when it provisions something or I enter a command on the right? Do I need to send a usual asterisk login such as:
ACTION: LOGIN
USERNAME: username
SECRET: password
EVENTS: ON
Access to manager interface
It is also likely that you can not access AMI from the address where you are running your browser. By default you can access AMI only from local host. Basically you should not use Manager Interface screen unless you are on a secure network and can enable AMI access.
Best regards,
Alex
I have changed it now, but no change in problem
Thanks for the feedback. I'd like to start by saying, I didn't initially change the manager password. Mainly, because no one instructed me to change it. Or to do anything else besides compiling Asterisk, loading webmin and then loading PBX manager. If I need to do something else, I need a direction to do it, in whatever sequence is appropriate.
I vi'd /etc/asterisk/manager.conf and loaded my credentials. But still no response whatsoever out of the manager interface. I've thrown all sorts of commands at it and it just continues to scroll on and on about authentication failed.
I'm not totally sure that I have the Asterisk manager interface started. The 'enabled' entry in manager.conf is set to 'yes' but no activity when I try to connect to port 5038. I keep reading that the manager is turned off by default, so unsure if it needs to get turned on somewhere besides /etc/asterisk/manager.conf.
Anyway, I need to stress (as a purchaser of MT), that if there's additional items that need to be setup, there has to be some notification set them up, and how.
Did you change the manager password?
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20manage…
You need to make sure the user and password in the manager.conf file matches what is in the thirdlane GUI.
You should also monitor the asterisk at the command line to see what the errors are.
-Matt