DWM Tag Configuration Question

Hi there,
I am reasonably new to DWM and I am trying my hand at a bit of customization. Currently what i am trying to do is for one of the "Tags" (9 specifically) to be named "R" to be Red when in focus and to only have a terminal open. I am just wondering how i could achieve this?
I have gotten the tag name to change but that's it. Any ideas?
--Brendan

hey Jason,
your above stuff was SUPER helpful thanks heaps! I do however, have another question. As per the attached image is it possible to change the colour of the status bar (currently blue) depending on what tag you're in?

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greets lizzy
Last edited by caravanlizzy (2014-09-30 14:47:16)

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kind regards
Christian

Master iPad configurator question concerning cart syncing with different versions of iPads.

I have a question concerning configurator syncing.Can the master iPad be a different version of iPad than the other synced iPads? For instance can iPad 2 be the master iPad to a group of iPad Air's? The iPad 2 has some fewer capabilities than the Air, would some settings or restrictions be left off of the iPad Airs if they were set up this way? Thanks.

There is no such thing as 'master iPad'. If you're using Configurator or Profile Manager control of the setup is done from a Macintosh.

Setup/ Configuration Question

The network setup I'm using is a wireless G router, Belkin brand, and I have four WRE54G expanders throughout the warehouse. I don't have WEP turned on so I used the auto configuration on all of them. They all made connection and they all work. However, each one of them tends to lose connection from time to time. At least once every couple of weeks I have to reset one of them. When they stop working the red light comes on and I know the link is gone. I'll reset it and everything will be fine for a while. I thought I'd try to get into the web utility to check if any settings are off, however because it has been auto configured I'm not sure what the ip address is. It's not the default. We use a 10.x.x.x range and I've scanned the entire range and none of them show up on an IP. The only thing that does, besides the computers connecting, is the router. I've run the linksys setup utility and had it do a site survey but it keeps coming back saying that the site survey failed. I hate to take them all down from where they are mounted and physically connect them to check things, but I'm not sure it that's the problem. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks. If the question I am asking here has already been addressed, please point me to the related thread.
(Edited subject to keep page from stretching. Thanks!)
Message Edited by JOHNDOE_06 on 06-21-2007 08:57 AM

Still kinda funny that the site survey fails. Are you using a Vista computer? Saw that using a XP computer solved someone's problem.
If you can't get the setup software to work you really need to find out what IPs were assigned to the REs to access the IE interface or hard wire them (v2 and 3). I know it is alot of work. I guess you have to assess how much of a hassle it is.
I don't know if the RE shows up on ipconfig/all. I guess it should since it has a unique IP address. Mines the default so I'll check and repost.
I'm wondering what the effect is of having 4 REs in relatively "close" proximity is? When mine loses connection (infrequently), the light turns red but immediately turns blue cuz it connects to router again (got only 1 RE). Would your's connect to the router or to another RE? If it connects to another RE, I guess you lose half the speed again. Interesting....
Also, other than the blue lights, do have any other indication that the REs are working, e.g. increased signal?
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Oracle hardware and storage solution configuration questions

Hi all,
I am configuring hardware and the storage solution for a project and am hoping to have some questions answered about using Oracle as the storage solution.
The current setup will have 2 Dell NX3100 NAS gateways each with dual quad core processors, 24GB of RAM, 12x2TB data disks, and running Windows Storage Server 2008 64bit as the OS.
Will also have direct attached storage of 2 Dell PowerVault MD1200 disk arrays, each disk array with 12 x 2Terabyte SAS disk drives giving a total of 36TB of storage space for each NAS Gateway.
Based on this information, is there any problem with two Oracle Standard Edition installation (1 per NAS) holding up to 36TB of data (mostly high res images) in this hardware configuration?
Does Oracle have a built in solution for replicating data between the 2 NAS heads and down to the disk arrays? Where the application sever will write to one of the NAS+disk arrays and then that data is written from the first NAS to the 2nd NAS+disk array? Currently I've used DoubleTake in other projects but am wondering if Oracle has something similar that is built in.
Finally, will Backup Exec Oracle agent work with this configuration for backing up the data to a Dell PowerVault ML6020 Tape backup device?
Thanks in advance for any insight.

Hi,
Does Oracle have a built in solution for replicating data between the 2 NAS heads and down to the disk arrays? Where the application sever will write to one of the NAS+disk arrays and then that data is written from the first NAS to the 2nd NAS+disk array? Currently I've used DoubleTake in other projects but am wondering if Oracle has something similar that is built in.NAS - I still doubt during the network issues (In case of RAC - all nodes would get afftected), I would not suggest certainly for this. Let the other experts reply back.
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