Solved: Re: File Permission on DESKTOP_CFG share drive

rman · ‎06-28-2005

According to the cisco document, DESKTOP_CFG folder will be shared as full right with the IPCCuser account. Can I share the DESKTOP_CFG as READ-ONLY (i.e. uncheck the Allow box in "Write Permission")? It is because I want to prevent users will manually delete files in this DESKTOP_CFG.

What operations/process required DESKTOP_CFG write permission?

Thanks !

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/ps1846/products_tech_note09186a00801ecf61.shtml

adignan · ‎06-28-2005

You can change the location to which recording files are saved by making a

change in the registry.

To change the location of recording files:

1. On the Recording and Statistics server, open the registry editor.

2. Navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Spanlink\Fastcall Rascal

Server\Setup

3. Add a new registry key named Audio Directory.

4. Modify the value to be a UNC path or local path to the location where you

want the recordings to be saved. This is the fully-qualified path.

NOTE: If the path is a local path, supervisors may not be able to listen to

recordings.

5. Close the registry editor, and then restart the Recording and Statistics

server.

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andy - berbee

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adignan · ‎06-28-2005

Unfortunately it needs Read/Write permissions to this folder to work. IPCC 4.0 coming soon no longer relies on this mapped drive for user logins :)

andy - berbee

adignan · ‎06-28-2005

Basically, it "checks" out a license in this folder and edits files in that folder.

andy - berbee

rman · ‎06-28-2005

Thanks.

Is it possible to change the location of Recorded Files (DESKTOP_CFG\Audiofiles) ? because it may contain sensitive conversations. These files are recorded by "Call-Record" Function of Supervisor Desktop.

I feel that sharing DESKTOP_CFG is not secure and not safe.

adignan · ‎06-28-2005

You can change the location to which recording files are saved by making a

change in the registry.

To change the location of recording files:

1. On the Recording and Statistics server, open the registry editor.

2. Navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Spanlink\Fastcall Rascal

Server\Setup

3. Add a new registry key named Audio Directory.

4. Modify the value to be a UNC path or local path to the location where you

want the recordings to be saved. This is the fully-qualified path.

NOTE: If the path is a local path, supervisors may not be able to listen to

recordings.

5. Close the registry editor, and then restart the Recording and Statistics

server.

don't forget to rate posts if they help you out :)

andy - berbee

phones4u_jcregeen · ‎06-29-2005

andy, sorry to sound simple - but is this a server reg change or a client side change?

phones4u_jcregeen · ‎06-29-2005

Sorry, missed read post, its on the server.