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Table of Contents
Welcome
Assign Static IP Address
Backup Using WinRAR
Broadband Router Configuration
Broadband Router Evaluation Tool
Configure Windows Home Server Remote Access
Disable Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration
Grid Junction
Identify “Unknown Device” under Device Manager
Logitech Webcam on Windows Home Server
MagicJack as a Service
Rediscovering the Windows Home Server
Remote Alert
Remote Desktop Connection to WHS
Support Tips
USB Rechargeable Scrolling Badge
Vista Caller-ID
WHS Add-in Manual Uninstall Instructions
WHS Development
WHS Log Files Location
Windows cannot access specified path or file permissions
Windows Home Server Add-in Installation Procedures
Windows Home Server Add-In New Version Installation Procedure
Windows Home Server Evaluation to Retail
Windows Home Server Glossary
Windows Home Server Hardware
Windows Home Server MAC Address
Windows Home Server Network Activity Logging
Windows Home Server Program Files
Windows Home Server UPnP Hacks
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Alexander Kent (HSL)
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5 Nov 2009 6:55 AM
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MagicJack as a Service
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MagicJack as a Service
Installing magicJack on your WHS
Establish a remote desktop session or physically log into your WHS desktop
Plug the magicJack device into a USB port and let the drivers install
Attach a physical telephone to the magicJack via RJ11
Navigate to “My Computer” and engage the auto-run on the Magic Jack drive
Let the magicJack download and install the software
Possibly receive the “No audio devices found no output/input devices are found” error message. Please see the
How to magicJack the WHS
blog post for a fix.
Reboot your WHS
magicJack as a Service
After you have installed the magicJack software and rebooted your WHS. Establish a remote desktop connection to your WHS and open the
Windows Task Manager
, navigate to the
Processes
tab and end the
MagicJack.exe
process.
Click the Start button and open the
Run
dialog box, enter
MSConfig
Click on the
Startup
tab and uncheck
cdloader2.exe
and then click OK
When prompted to restart choose
Exit Without Restart
.
Click the
Start
button and open
My Computer
and go to
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data
locate the
mjusbsp
folder.
Copy the
mjusbsp
folder to
C:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Application Data
Return to
My Computer
and take note of the letter for a second drive assigned to the Magic Jack. Right-click the drive and choose
Properties
, the one we want to is the one with the
PHONE
label. For example
magicJack (G:)
Download
and the Windows Server Resource Toolkit. This will install a number of useful utilities. We are interested in two:
SrvAny
and its installer
InstSrv
are applications provided by Microsoft.
SrvAny
allows the magicJack software to run as a service although nobody is logged into the WHS desktop.
Install the Windows Server 2003 Resource Toolkit to its default installation directory.
Run the following command:
"C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\instsrv.exe" "MagicJack" "C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\srvany.exe"
Open the Windows Registry Editor by running
regedit
and navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Current Control Set\Services\MagicJack
Ensure the
MagicJack
key is selected in the left hand pane and right-click, choose
New -> Key
and name it
Parameters
. In the newly created Parameters section, right click and choose
New -> String Value
and name it
Application
.
Double click the newly created
Application
key and set the value to
"C:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Application Data\mjusbsp\magicJack.exe" /scf _magicJackPersonalDataRoot "G:\magicJack"
where G is the second MagicJack drive letter you found earlier in Step 7, click
OK
and exit the Registry Editor.
All done!
Reboot
your WHS and wait a couple of minutes for the system to finish loading. If all went well you should now get a dial tone.
Hardware