ACS SE and NIC Cards

After reading the documentation regarding the NIC cards on the ACS appliance it seems the both cant be used together. Can one be used as a management Interface like on CS-MARS and IPS? while the other performs its normal operation?

unfortunately no, you can only use one NIC that too bottom NIC (NIC 1).
If you want such a feature, you may want to contact your AM, and go for a feature request on this product.
Regards,
Prem
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Hi,
Too bad about your sound and onboard Nic. Can I ask how you know they are both bad? Seems like a lot to be wrong with a single mac, they are part of the motherboard and difficult to break.
Anyway, you can use a NIC card like this:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Sonnet%20Technology/GE1000/
You can plug this into a USB port and then plug speakers into it.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00006BALQ/ruggedeleganc-20/102-6018219-8 613728?gclid=CP7Opbu37oECFUqDJAodo05w3w
Regards,
Dave

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i 'am tryin to setup a rac with CENTOS 4.4 and open filer for testing purposes
i am following the doc http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/hunter_rac10gr2_iscsi.html
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hello,
subject line says it all.
also, what would be best way to migrate to the open workgroup suite from
sbs6.5??
I'm running everything on one server. would like to add the blackberry
server to the new system. need to run citrix as well (only runs on
windows term server), this would be a seperate box.
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Anders Gustafsson wrote:
> News novell,
>> subject line says it all.
>>
> Monitor, LAN/WAN, Look at the NIC stats. Almost all NIC drivers will
> report true speed/duplex there
>
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>
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This is pretty slow, isn't it? I think the NIC card on this server is
due for an upgrade. I'm looking at the intel pro server nics.
Any other suggestions? I'm looking for a nic card that is on the HCL
for netware 6.5
Thanks,
Oskar

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How to set up set which NIC card to use for multicast?..

 I just downloaded Rolling Patch 1 for WLS6.0SP2.
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 place where I enter ISSUE number and should get the detailed description of bug/issue
 etc..
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 Thanks Kumar, I'll try this.
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 please look at http://newsgroups.bea.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=article&group=weblogic.developer.interest.management&item=1217&utag=
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 Nilesh
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 ><html>
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 >You need 6.0 SP2 RP1
 >--
 > Kumar
 >Nilesh Shah wrote:
 ><blockquote TYPE=CITE>I just downloaded Rolling Patch 1 for WLS6.0SP2.
 > While reading the README file it says
 > " ISSUE 42518: Provided a way to set which NIC card to use for multicast
 >traffic
 > "..
 >Can anyone tell me how to set this?. on my WebApplication server it
 >has two NIC
 > cards and I want to use the NICcard which is being used to talk to
 >internal network
 > for multicast messages.
 >One more thing,
 >Can anyone one tell how to search for bugs (ISSUES) in weblogic. I
 >am
 >looking
 > place where I enter ISSUE number and should get the detailed description
 >of bug/issue
 > etc..
 >Thanks for helping,
 >Nilesh</blockquote>
 ></html>
 >

Xorg with Both Radeon and Nouveau Cards

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2 NIC Cards in PowerMac G3 Server running OS X Server 10.3?

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i have a issue like
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Having 2 NIC Cards

I have installed a second network card in my power G4 and I need to configure this card with a static IP; however, there is no where to do this (or at least I can not find it). I have the on board network card configured and working. Any suggestions?
I know if I was running os 10 then I could use UNIX commands to do this however I can not afford to do this at the present time.
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Hi Manikandan,
You can use two network cards but if you installed B1 when this two network cards has been configured to enable, the B1 application run will have slow performance. So, you must disable one of network cards, restart the B1 server and run the B1 again.
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my answer is quoted from SAP note 1135705:
SAP Business One takes too long to log on users
Symptom
SAP Business One client (not installed on the same machine as the
license service) might take several minutes to log you on successfully due to a delay in establishing a connection with the license server.
After logon, SAP Business One functions as expected.
This is due to the fact that the server or PC on which the license server is installed has more than one network card, or there is a dial-up & VPN interface-configured server.
Note: This can happen when you install the license service on a machine with more than one network card ALREADY installed.
Installing additional network cards on a single network card machine with a license service already installed might not produce this issue.
Other terms
SAP Business One, slow, login, log-in, delay, license, server, NIC, VPN, connection.
Reason and Prerequisites
Application error.
Solution
This issue is a candidate to be resolved in a future release.
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Our Xserve's are running on a Cisco switch and a switch port for the primary NIC card of one AFP server recently failed.
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This makes sense as there was no mechanism to tell the server to start using the secondary IP address.
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You can use IPMP in order to have load balancing for the outbound traffic. It's working fine, i have used it on many machines.
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Need a little help. I have installed a second NIC card in a MPC 545 computer running Solaris 8 and created or updated all the necessary files (ie., hosts, hostname.prb1, netmask, etc.)
During the boot process (which looks similar to this) I am getting the following error:
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bad file number
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