Cannot obtain list of Server Ports using Powertool

I am trying to obtain the list of Server Ports that have been enabled on the FI-s using Powertool
I am using the below command and I am not getting nada
Get-UcsFabricServerCloud -Id "A" | Get-UcsServerPort -AdminState "enabled"
Have tried without any additional options with no luck
Get-UcsFabricServerCloud -Id "A" | Get-UcsServerPort
The below command gives me a proper output
Get-UcsFabricServerCloud -Id "A"
On a whim, I have also tried the below with no luck
Get-UcsFiLanCloud -Id "A" | Get-UcsUplinkPort -IfRole "server"
Any help appreciated.

You could also use, to get enabled server ports:
Get-UcsFabricServerCloud -Id "A" -Ucs $ucs | Get-UcsServerPort | ft SwitchID, PortID,SlotID,AdminState -AutoSize
SwitchId PortId SlotId AdminState
A      1      1      enabled
A      10      1      enabled
A      2      1      enabled
A      3      1      enabled
A      4      1      enabled
A      5      1      enabled
A      6      1      enabled
A      7      1      enabled
A      8      1      enabled
A      9      1      enabled

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Comprehensive list of ports used by Oracle

Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of the ports used by all Oracle products?

Solved it, its in the Chapter 7 of the admin guide

'Cannot obtain error message from server' when trying to use ODBC

Post Author: Grant C
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Hi, I'm developing some reports using Crystal XI on my local PC, using an Oracle 10i back end on a separate server. The SQL for the report is in a method in an oracle package.
When I set the datasource location, selecting 'Oracle Server' then entering the details works fine, and the report runs. However, when I try to use an ODBC connection I get the following error:
Database Connection Error: 'Cannot obtain error message from server.'
The ODBC link is set up as a System DSN, which works fine when I test it. I think I need to use ODBC as some of the reports (which I inherited) seem to fail when run on the Crystal Server, and it seeme to be the ones set up with ODBC which work.
Any thoughts? Thanks.

Hi Mars-
It sounds like your NI-DAQ installation may have become corrupted. I would suggest uninstalling and reinstalling the DAQmx 7.4 driver to correct this problem and ensure that you're up to date. This download is available here: NI-DAQ 7.4
If the problem persists you may want to uninstall and reinstall LabVIEW and then NI-DAQ in that order. The error message will usually give an indication as to which VI the error occurred in. Please let us know which VI is failing if you're unable to avoid the error with these suggestions.
Have a good day-
Tom W
National Instruments

I have an iMac, and have a Verizon DSL account. Recently, my Mac Mail keeps requesting the passwords on my account every few minutes, and will not allow me to send messages using Mac Mail. I cannot edit the outgoing server; how can I send emails?

I have an iMac, and have a Verizon DSL account (3 email addresses). Recently, my Mac Mail keeps requesting the passwords on my accounts every few minutes, and will not allow me to send messages using Mac Mail (the message says that the outgoing server was rejected. I cannot edit the outgoing server, and the keychain will not save my passwords (the ports are valid). How can I change the outgoing server to send emails, and how can I avoid having Mail request my passwords every 2 minutes? Verizon, as usual, will not provide support to iMacs.

Is there an email saved in your drafts or outbox folder? I suspect that Mail is continually trying to send it, and each time Google is rejecting the email message.
You can open the message and then delete it from your Outbox folder. Then try removing all @gmail email addresses from it and seeing whether you can send to the other folks. I suspect that will work.
With email, if an SMTP server *can* verify email addresses, sometimes it will and it will refuse to send messages. If a message has to be relayed across servers, no verification is done, and you'll get a bounce if an email address is bad.

Cannot find the CMS server running on port 6400?

Hi all,
I can see all the servers running on bo xi 2 other than the CMS server. If i start running using Administorator nor through the windows administration it displays the message
"Cannot find the CMS server running on port 6400?"
Can anyone explain me how to recitify this issue ?
Thanks
Pooja

On the CMS server launch the CCM and then the CMS is likely red (not started) try to manually start it, if it fails check windows event viewer for errors to see why it failed. Could be the service account (try local system if not specified already).
Regards,
Tim

Database Connection Error: Cannot obtain error message from the server

I have a SQL statement that wants to add a temp table to the database.   The SQL statement works fine but when I try to add it via 'Add Command' feature in Crystal XI R2, I get the following error message:
Database Connection Error: Cannot obtain error message from the server
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Zack H.

Hi Raghavendra,
I am using this in the 'Add Command' feature but I get the error message displayed in the subject line:
CREATE TABLE #TibetanYaks(
YakID char(4),
YakName char(20) )
INSERT INTO #TibetanYaks (YakID, YakName)
SELECT LastName, FirstName
FROM      Employee
WHERE      EmployeeID between '2000' and '3000'
I haven't tried to add this as a stored procedure but I imagine it will work as I have no problems yet with stored procedures. I simply want to be able to use temporary tables for the sole purpose of that session and not creating anything static in the database.
By the way, even though I get the error message, when I look on the backend database, I see that the temporary table was successfully created...its just not brought across correctly in Crystal.
Any ideas?
Zack H.

Database Connector error: 'cannot obtain error message from server'

I am using Oracle stored procedures and I have used IN parameters for input and INOUT parameter of REF_CURSOR TYPE for returning resultset in Crystal Report 2008 by using package. Now when I am trying to add the package in the Crystal Report, parameter input box prompts, I enter some values and gets Database Connector error: 'cannot obtain error message from server'.
But when I do not use INPUT parameters and use OUT parameter of REF_CURSOR type it runs well without any issues.
We are using ODBC connection for Oracle.
Kindly suggest.

Hello,
Search the Knowledge Base for "oracle store procedures" and you'll find a document on how to write a SP so CR can use them.
Thank you
Don

Fmsmaster using admin server port

It seems after a while the admin server stops responding on our fms server. When logging into the linux machine, I can see that the fms admin process is not running, and the pid in fmsadmin.pid is stale. When trying to restart the service with:
"./fmsmgr adminserver restart"
it fails to start the service with the following message in /var/log/messages:
Failed to create listener for adaptor admin, IP , port 1111: TCCommBridge::createListener 0.0.0.0:1111/v4: bind failed!!!.
Failed to create listener for adaptor admin, IP , port 1111: TCCommBridge::createListener 0.0.0.0:1111/v4: bind failed!!!.
Failed to initialize listeners for adaptor admin, FMS is already running or other processes are using the same ports.
Checking to see what is listening on port 1111 with netstat:
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:11110             0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      11005/fmsmaster
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:1111                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      11005/fmsmaster
This is the second time this has happend. How is it possible for fmsmaster to be using the admin server ports, and how would I prevent this in the future?
Thanks,

5065bfd6f653ec44bfb34d158297604b fmsmaster
303928c69d89aaf28da983925874c73b fmscore
3c39636a7c99d3aa431985d20b780a75 fmsedge
54167368f1fbe02d34cfc0e639787203 fmsadmin
Today it seems it is showing as fmscore is incorrectly listed as using this port.
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:11110             0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      922/fmscore
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:1111                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      922/fmscore
apache     922 11005 0 09:02 ?        00:00:00 /usr/local/macromedia/fms/fmscore -adaptor _defaultRoot_ -vhost _defaultVHost_ -app Voice3 -inst 2904 -tag -conf ./conf/Server.xml -name _defaultRoot_:_defaultVHost_:Voice3:2904:
FMS is still configured to only listen on 1935,443,80. Does this mean it is something to do with the machine itself or maybe the installation of fms?

Adding Server to cluster will make server halt (weblogic) & cannot shutdown the server by using script command

          Hi,
          When I Adding a server from the server list to the cluster , and
          click 'apply' , the weblogic server will be halted. Why could it
          happen and How can I solve this problem?
          Furthermore,I try to shutdown the server by using the command script
          - java weblogic.Admin -url http://localhost:port SHUTDOWN -username
          username -password password ( e.g. java weblogic.Admin -url http://999.99.99.99:7001
          SHUTDOWN -username system -password weblogic ), there is an error
          message "Exception in thread 'main' java.land.NoclassDefFoundError:
          weblogic/Admin" . Why?
          Chris


          Your CLASSPATH must include $WL_HOME/classes to startup as:
          java weblogic.Admin t3://localhost:<port> SHUTDOWN <USERNAME> <PASSWORD>
          Note here protocol is t3. Brian
          "Joe E. Schwarz" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Chris,
          >You gave probably forgotten to set your CLASSPATH to,
          >for example
          >on NT, C:\bea\wlserver6.0\lib\weblogic.jar.
          >Joe
          >
          >"Chris" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>
          >>Hi,
          >>When I Adding a server from the server list to the cluster
          >>, and
          >>click 'apply' , the weblogic server will be halted. Why
          >>could it
          >>happen and How can I solve this problem?
          >>Furthermore,I try to shutdown the server by using the
          >>command script
          >>- java weblogic.Admin -url http://localhost:port SHUTDOWN
          >>-username
          >>username -password password ( e.g. java weblogic.Admin
          >>-url http://999.99.99.99:7001
          >>SHUTDOWN -username system -password weblogic ), there
          >>is an error
          >>message "Exception in thread 'main' java.land.NoclassDefFoundError:
          >>weblogic/Admin" . Why?
          >>
          >>
          >>Chris
          >

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