Distributing Labview over the network?

I've just received a request to install Labview 7.1 and the 7.1.1 patch to a few user. The company I am currently assigned to as a software consultant has a policy to distribute all their software from a central point. Since the Labview installation is very large, I'm wondering if there are any guidelines for creating a distributed installation of the product, such as creating answer files or a generic transform file for the entire installation.

Yes.
The problem I usually run into with doing this is that the
network device may not be "found" by the boot floppy.
Some people solve this by keeping an old Xircom
parallel/ethernet interface in their junk drawer.
-- richard

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They are located at
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Sending Connection object over the network

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How can a Connection object be sent over the network and run on another JVM. I need to hold connection object to execute processes one after other, that require Oracle connection without ever connecting again. I do not have J2EE container or webserver setup to hold connection/connectionpool,but need to run the process on command line. I am using RMI infrastructure to pass parameters/return values but connection object is not serializable and cannot be marshalled and failing. Please explain, if there is another way using JDK 1.4
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I don't believe this is possible. A connection object has a number of associated structures on the operating system, which generally makes it impossible to move. From a fundamental networking level, you also cannot, in general, cause a connection to machine1 to start communicating with machine2-- that would introduce all manner of security problems.
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I have a WD My Book External Hard Drive that I'm looking to share over the network. However, when I add the volume to the "Shared Folders" or even a folder within the volume and the "Users:" are grayed out.
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Hi,
My HP Laserjet M1132 MFP is too slow over the network!
I have connect the printer to a windows XP 32bit SP3 using UBS port. The printer works fine on the local computer but when sharing it over the network it works too slow, for example with print test page it takes about 45 seconds to print and for other documents it takes much longer time.
I have installed the latest driver form HP website and upgrade the firmware it the latest version.
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I connected the printer to my laptop (Windows 7 64bit) and it works fine (No delays over the network) and it seems that this problem have some relations with the windows XP Driver.
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BEHZAD_T, how is the printer connected to the network (wireless or Ethernet)? If it is slow wirelessly, I would suggest trying to connect the printer to your router with the Ethernet cord and install it to the networked computer that way.
Another question is, relatively speaking, how close to your router are the Samsung printer and the HP printer? Depending on the distance (and what stands between the devices) there can be a lag between sending a print job and it being received by the printer.
Let me know!

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At line:1 char:1
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+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Hi Lynn,
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TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.16.2.127:8050      ESTABLISHED     4
TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.16.2.127:8069      ESTABLISHED     4
TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.17.2.127:8053      ESTABLISHED     4
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4
TCP    [::]:808               [::]:0                 LISTENING
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TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8028             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8029             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8030             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8031             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8032             ESTABLISHED     4764
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TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8034             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8035             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8036             ESTABLISHED     4764
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TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8041             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8048             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8049             ESTABLISHED     4764
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TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8060             ESTABLISHED     4764
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TCP    [::1]:8029             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8030             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8031             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8032             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8033             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8034             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8035             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8036             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8037             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8040             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8041             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8048             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
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If the troubleshooting does not help resolve your issue, I would then suggest calling HP's Technical Support to see about further options for you. If you are calling within North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 and for all other regions, click here: click here.
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Pinging a printer to see if it works over the network

I've been printing from a Windows 7 computer to a PSC C6180 over a wireless network. All of a sudden it stopped printing. I don't if a power surge or something blew some stuff out (the fax part is already gone) or if it is something else.
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Hello ErnieLane,
Please follow steps 1-4 described in Access the Embedded Web Server to print a configuration page, it will contain the current IP address (if any).
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Thanks for your quick answer, I really appreciate it. But unfortunately, it didn't resolve my problem
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Hi..
try this one....
Uninstall any remaining Hp printer program from your system..
1. Click windows logo or start button- on the search box or run - type in %temp%, press enter
2. look for the 7z folder on the TEmp folders.
3. Open &z folder and look for util- open util look for ccc folder- open ccc folder loofk for uninstall3.
4. Procedd to Uninstall level 3- restart the computer -go back to %temP% trhen delete tye 1st 7z folder-- to the same process for the remaining 7z folders- open util-ccc-uninstallL3- restart Pc and delete te 7z folder
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Click Start , and then click Run . The Run dialog box opens.
In the Run dialog box, type msconfig , and then press Enter .
If the User Account Control window opens with the message 'Windows needs your permission to continue ,' click Continue to close the window.
In the System Configuration window, click the Startup tab, and then click Disable All .
Click the Services tab, click the Hide all Microsoft services checkbox, and then click Disable All .
Click Apply , and then click OK .
When prompted to restart the computer, click Restart later .
Restart the network devicesFollow these steps to restart all the devices on the network.
These steps include turning off the computer. Consider bookmarking this page for ease of reference.
Press the Power button to turn off the product.
Click Star, click Shut Down , and then click Shut Down from the drop-down list.
Turn on the wireless access point (router).
Press the Power button to turn on the product.
Press the power button on the computer to turn it on.
When the computer turns on, a System Configuration Utility message opens on the computer. Select the Do not show this message again check box, and then click OK .
proceed to the installation.......then prove functionality...if successful continue these steps
Re-enable startup programs and services
Click Start ( ), and then click Run . The Run dialog box opens.
In the Run dialog box, type msconfig , and then press Enter .
If the User Account Control window opens with the message 'Windows needs your permission to continue ,' click Continue to close the window.
In the System Configuration window, click the Startup tab, and then select the check box next to each program that should run when you turn on the computer. If a program should not run when the computer is turned on, leave the check box clear.
CAUTION:Do not disable any Microsoft services.
If no changes should be made to startup programs or services, click the General tab, and then select the Normal Startup checkbox.
Click Apply , and then click OK .
When prompted to restart the computer, click Restart .
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HP 8450 over the Network

I have been trying to get my HP Photosmart 8450 printer to work under Leopard to no avail. I have it hooked up over the network. When i do the manual install, i do not even see the driver listed. This, despite the HP site which tells me the driver comes as part of Leopard.

i plugged my MacBook Pro into the printer using a USB cable and it saw it. What is odd, is the correct driver is listed, but if i do a manual install of the printer, the driver is no where to be found. THis is a major problem for me as i do not want to have to plug the computer into the printer everytime i have to print.
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I have tried to search for a similar issue, but haven't had any success yet. I doubt I'm the first with this problem!
The computer is XP SP3, the printer is Deskjet 3050A, and it's a WPA-PSK WiFi.
The printer confirms that it is connected to the WiFi.
When I run the setup tool on the computer, at the Network Check point, the setup software finds the printer at the correct IP address. It is the only thing it discovers.
I click next, ànd after a minute or two, I get the error "the printer was unable to be installed over the wireless network" Click Retry to try installing the printer over the network again, or click Cancel to return to the connection options.
This just cycles with no progress. I have turned off the Windows Firewall and also disabled the AV. No change.
I can browse to the web interface of the printer - but still can't install the printer. It is listed in the Printers and Faxes as being Offline.
I'll try once again removing it, and re-adding it - but has anyone come across this problem before, please?
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I am having a similar problem as well. The printer is recognized (most of the time) when I run the HP Network DIagnostic Utility. However, when I run the Add a Device setup program to install my wireless printer, it is NEVER recognized. I have even tried to use the advvanced serach to locate it using the IP listed in the Diagnostic Utility without any luck. As an aside, I was able to add the printer through windows just fine and am currently able to print to it, but would really like to add it using the HP installation so that I can configure the "scan to" settings again.
To make matters worse, I no longer have the USB cord that came with the printer because the device has been connected wirelessly for over a year now with minimal issues. Any help getting this brick back online and connected to my network would be much appreciated!

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