GW Messenger v2.1 move/upgrade question

I am currently running GWM v2.03 on NetWare 6.5 SP7 server and would like to upgrade to GWM v2.1 to a SLES 11 server.
The documentation said GWM needs eDirectory. Can I install just eDirectory on SLES 11 server or I need to install GWM to OES2 Linux server?
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All,
I've spent the last several days reading, researching and generally getting up to speed on what my options are re hardware moving forward, and though I've been a lurker/user of these forums (and others) for years, this is my first time engaging directly now that I feel I know a bit more. I must also say how incredible a resource the regular users like Harm Millard have been to self-taught but enthusiastic newbies like me - thank you!
I've been a longtime self-taught, relatively light but still barely pro Premiere Pro user for the past ten years. For the past couple of years, I've been barely getting by using CS4 on my once-top-of-the-line Dell Precision M6500 laptop running Win7 Pro 32-bit. The M6500 is by far my favorite PC I've ever owned and is still rocking, even with older specs (listed below), but it is time to grow up, bite the bullet and (hopefully) upgrade this machine so that I can take advantage of CS6/CC and do a bit more heavy lifting (basic color correction, light After Effects, etc).
I currently shoot on a Sony AX2000 in AVCHD, but am starting to do more work on my Canon t3i and am close to moving up to a Canon 5D mk3, so will be using more HD MOV files in the near future, possibly alongside the old AVCHD footage. Most of my exports are for HD web uploads, but also occasionally export to DVD. I do not anticipate stepping up to Red footage or the like in the near or mid future.
My current laptop specs are as follows:
Win7 32-bit
4GB RAM
Intel i7 quad core M620 (2.67GHz)
500GB 7200rpm HDD
Nvidia Quadro FX 2800M
I've already ordered a RAM upgrade to get me to 16GB, have Win7 64-bit ready to install, and just bought 2 x 750GB 7200rpm HDD (Western Digital). Instead of investing in an all new machine (laptop or desktop), and considering the amazing stability and longevity (so far) of the M6500, I'd like to try and see if I can get this machine to a place where I can take advantage of CS6/CC and have it run stably and somewhat fast. I realize it's not the best option, and that getting an all-new tricked out desktop is the preferred option, but for budget reasons, that's not possible right now.
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Win7 64bit
16 GB RAM
2 x 750GB 7200rpm HDDs (internal)
rest of the system listed above would remain the same as above - namely CPU and graphics card
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On a separate note, I realize that my graphics card is not listed among the supported cards for CS6/CC - is that going to cause stability and/or significant performance issues, or will it work since I won't be doing 4k/Red files? Is the CUDA hack an option for me? I have the option of upgrading the card to a supported card (Nividia M5000), but it's hugely pricey (close to $2k) and unless it will make the machine an absolute stud for years to come, it's not worth it.
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Is my existing CPU powerful enough to warrant these other upgrades?
Sorry for the long post, and thanks for any help you guys can provide!
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Van,
Tough love - I'm going to give you my honest opinion here, but it does make me feel bad since you seem to have already ordered parts before you posted.
1. In a word no. Your processor is dual core. You really want at least quad core + hyperthreading for the media that you will be pushing around. The Quadro 2800M only has 96 CUDA cores and DDR3 (slow) memory. BTW, task manager shows 4 "cores" when you have a dual-core + hyperthreading.
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Hello!
My Sister has a Sawtooth G4 - Well, I believe it's a sawtooth anyway. I don't know for sure, so I'll post a bunch of specs:
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Wow, thanks again!
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IMovie and iDVD, Stupid Upgrade Questions, Sorry Must Ask

Okay, the deal is I have a PowerMac G4 Version 2.1 with a Combo Drive. I am upgrading to Mac OSX 3.0 so I can do certain things in iMovie and acquire a better browser. (My constraints on the iMovie project about which I've been inquiring are that at least 40 people have been waiting for copies of it for about a month and wondering why I don't come through with it--I sent a lengthy explanation to the guy who'll be duplicating it in case anyone asks. That's one reason I'm in such a hurry I have to ask urgent questions at forums and newsgroups and don't take the time to read every word ever written on every one of these systems and their various applications, abilities, and uses.)
I started out thinking I was about one step from having a completed project and the more I learn, the more grim the situation looks. Yet I've done ALL THIS WORK already to create beautiful titles and elaborately-edited outtakes. I HATE to ditch it all if any faint hope flickers into sight!
My Mac came with the following:
iMovie 3.0.3 -- which seems to be working fine, only problem is, due to deficiencies in other equipment, I'm having trouble getting my movie to DVD or into any other form where it can be played anywhere outside the Mac!
iDVD 2.1 -- My feeble brain, inadequate as it may be, has so far gathered the information that to go to DVD, a project can't be played in iMovie and sent straight to a DVD burner (can it?) There has to be some intermediary step. (Right?) People have argued the various merits of iDVD vs. Toast to accomplish this step. I hadn't opened my copy of iDVD because I am in no way near the point of being ready to make a DVD--I have not yet finished editing the project in iMovie. I made the hideous error of ASSUMING that since this came installed in my Mac, it would work fine when needed, just as iMovie did. When I tried to open it just to see what version I had, it wouldn't open and told me this:
System Requirements
iDVD 2 requires a PowerMac G4 computer with 256 Megs of RAM, a built-in DVD-R Superdrive and Mac OS 10.1.3 or later.
Stupid redundant bonus question #1: WHY would this come installed on a Mac which lacks the hardware to use it? (iMovie could still be used to edit, and then copy projects--if I had a digital video camera--which I don't. The only other way we've figured is to send it back through the Canopus ADVC110 converter I used to get the video in there, and play it out to a VCR--a cumbersome process I've been assured will result in crummy quality.)
Okay, here are the REAL questions:
1. I don't suppose there's any way the Canopus could be connected to the DVD burner and the information sent to a DVD that way? Just asking.
2. Obviously the upgrade isn't going to fix things to make iDVD work, as I'm already using Mac OSX 10.2.8, so I would assume its discontent stems from not having the Superdrive--at least, it was complaining something about inadequate hardware and I think that's what it meant. Will connecting a DVD burner via FireWire convince iDVD to work (either automatically or after some sort of tweaking), or am I stuck replacing the drive? I bought a DVD burner the minute I realized my drive was a Combo Drive and not a Superdrive (which is the first time I stuck a blank DVD in it and nothing happened) before learning details about this intermediary step and that there is more than one way to accomplish it.
3. Is it even worth replacing the Combo Drive with a Superdrive or is it more worth buying a whole new Mac? If I am FORCED to buy a new Mac, what should I do with the old one? (Not only am I ethically opposed to tossing a perfectly good piece of electronic equipment into the ravine, I might get fined for littering. Can a good home be found for it? For that matter it would be a pain as I've saved all sorts of stuff to the Hard Drive which would have to be transferred to the new one before I could get rid of the old one. So can I keep the old one...PLEASE?)
4. After making the system upgrade, will I be able to bypass iDVD entirely by using Toast, or does Toast also have all sorts of requirements my hardware does not possess so I'll still be SOL, stuck replacing drives or even the whole Mac, or going directly to crummy-quality VHS as there is NO OTHER WAY OUT?
5. After making the system upgrade, would I be ready for more advanced versions of iMovie and iDVD? Are any upgrades free, or does every improvement cost? Do I get them all at the Apple site, order some of them from some supplier or other the way I did with the Mac OSX upgrade, or what?
Thanks for helping to clear up my massive confusion!!!

Wow, thanks. It's good to know iDVD is still an option, even if I don't buy the Superdrive (is that even possible, to get the Combo Drive taken out of my current Mac and a Superdrive put in? There's a question still unanswered.)
(I think this is good to know--because part of my reasoning in asking the question was to eliminate one option or the other, and now I'm ending up with options of options, but hold on for Part 2 as I do have some questions concerning the capabilities of iDVD and Toast.)
Partly answering one of my own questions (although I'd appreciate confirmation from someone who actually knows,) if these Toast 7 requirements mean what I think they do, I don't see anywhere that it says the computer MUST have a Superdrive and CAN'T use an external DVD burner!
Toast 7 Titanium
Requirements:
* PowerPC G4 processor or faster (G5 recommended for viewing DivX files on your Mac)
* PowerPC G3 processor and Mac OS 10.2 users, see Toast 6 Titanium or Popcorn
* Mac OS X v10.3.9 or later
* 300 MB of free disk space to install
* Up to 15 GB of temporary free disk space during usage
* QuickTime 7 or later
* CD or DVD burner and recordable media
If this is true (that I can use an external DVD burner) I like Toast already! My Quicktime Player is only version 6.5.2--is it going to be difficult, expensive, or both, to upgrade that? If it is or the other System Requirements are not met I can just go with Toast 6.
As far as those requirements, I promise you I don't understand a word of it but here is what my System Profiler says my Mac has. Maybe someone can make sense of it and help me decide which version of Toast to get or, if not, what to do:
System Profile
Software Overview:
| |
| System version : Mac OS X 10.2.8 (6R73)
(As I said, I'm upgrading to 10.3.0 soon, and obviously if I want Toast 7 gotta figure out the best way to go to 10.3.9 or higher.)
| Boot volume : Hard Drive |
| Kernel version : Darwin Kernel Version 6.8: Wed Sep 10 15:20:55 PDT 2003; root:xnu/xnu-344.49.obj~2/RELEASE_PPC |
Hardware Overview:
| |
| Machine speed : 867 MHz |
| Bus speed : 133 MHz |
| Number of processors : 2 |
| L2 cache size : 256K (times 2) |
| L3 cache size : 1MB (times 2) |
| Machine model : Power Mac G4 (version = 2.1) |
| Boot ROM info : 4.4.6f2
Memory Overview:
Location Type Size
DIMM0/J21 DDR SDRAM 256 MB
DIMM1/J22 DDR SDRAM 512 MB
DIMM2/J23 empty
DIMM3/J20 empty
Network Overview:
Built-in:
| |
| Flags : 0x8051<Up,PpoinToPoint,Running,Multicast> |
| Ethernet address : 00.00.00.00.00.00 |
| IP : 67.0.142.95--> 67.0.128.6 |
| Subnet Mask : 255.0.0.0 |
| |
Devices and Volumes
PCI:
SLOT-1(AGP):
| |
| Card Type : NVDA,GeForce4MX |
| Card Name : NVDA,Parent |
| Card Model : GeForce4 MX |
| Vendor ID : 10de |
| Device ID : 172 |
| ROM# : 1121 |
| Revision : a5 |
| |
USB Information:
USB Bus 0:
Apple internal modem:
| |
| Product ID : 33282 ($8202) |
| Vendor : HCF USB V.90 Data/Fax Modem |
| Device Speed : Full |
| Power (mA) : 500
FireWire Information:
No FireWire devices found.:
(Unsure why it says this as the Canopus Converter is a FireWire device and it's connected, turned on, and has been working.)
Bus:
CD-RW/DVD-ROM:
| |
| Disc Burning : Fully supported.
(Obviously this means CDs only, not DVDs.)
Hard Drive:
| |
| Disk Size : 57.26 GB (1K = 1024) 62 GB (1K = 1000) |
| Unit Number : 0 |
| ATA Device Type : ata |
| Device Serial : VNC303A3L6AAHA |
| Device Revision : VA3BA52A |
| Device Model : IBM-IC35L060AVVA07-0 |
| |
Hard Drive:
| |
| Volume Size : 57.26 GB (1K = 1024) 62 GB (1K = 1000) |
| Ejectable : No |
| Writable : Yes
One thing which may really sway me in favor of Toast is, will it make possible burning 2-hour DVDs? Supposedly iDVD will not enable anything longer than 90 minutes, and when I get to the other big project for which I really want to use the Canopus ADVC 110 converter, that is, converting my home movies from either VHS or 8mm video camera tape to DVD--well, ALL of my tapes are two hours long, because that's the way they come!! I don't see being limited to making 90-minute DVDs as anything but another GIANT PAIN of which I'm already amply supplied! So if Toast will fix this dilemma I'm ALL FOR IT!
As always, thanks for help and advice.

1.1 Upgrade question

I have a large deployment with 2 filr appliances 1 search and one mysql. My question is can the vastorage for the filr appliance still be on a nfs mount? I already have vastorage for the mysql appliance on a separate disk. reading through the upgrade guide it seems to only point to the mysql appliance for no nfs.
Thank you

robs609 wrote:
>
> I have a large deployment with 2 filr appliances 1 search and one
> mysql. My question is can the vastorage for the filr appliance still
> be on a nfs mount? I already have vastorage for the mysql appliance
> on a separate disk. reading through the upgrade guide it seems to
> only point to the mysql appliance for no nfs.
The shared storage (/vashare) can still be on NFS, and even CIFS is
supported now. But /vastorage is no longer supported on NFS and must
be on a local disk.
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dear gurus
i have one production box
R/3 version 4.6c
kernel 4.6D sp 1913
DB version Oracle 8.1.7.4.0
OS version Solaris 9
1st QUESTION
if i want to do system copy to new box
with
R/3 version 4.6c
kernel 4.6D sp 1913
DB version Oracle 8.1.7.4.0
OS version Solaris 10 (changed from solaris 9 to 10)
do i need to do homogenous system copy or heterogenous ?
is there any issues between 4.6c and solaris 10 ?
2nd question
if 1st question above is not possible, I want to do homogenous system copy with
R/3 version 4.6c
kernel 4.6D sp 1913
DB version Oracle 8.1.7.4.0
OS version Solaris 9
after that i will upgrade Oracle to 10 and SAP to ECC 6, is it possible to use ECC6 and Solaris 9 ? or do I need to upgrade to Solaris 10 ?
thanks

Hi AC thanks for your reply, anyway from other forum I got the answer already. please see quote below
but anyway i have another plan b that I need to ask.. just in case the new box is installed with Solaris 10
can you please let me know what is the best approach to do the upgrade, please if possible follow my approach in quote below
i have one production box
R/3 version 4.6c 64-bit
kernel 4.6D sp 1913
DB version Oracle 8.1.7.4.0 64-bit
OS version Solaris 9 64-bit
activities in new box
install Solaris 9 64-bit + patches
install Oracle 8.1.7.4.0 64-bit + patches
install R/3 version 4.6c 64-bit (with DB Load from dump from system copy, there is another option to move data file only)
update kernel to latest 4.6d before installing DB instance
upgrade Oracle 2 steps two Oracle 10 + patches
update kernel to 4.6dEX2 (in order to run with Oracle 10)
start SAP
upgrade to ECC6 sr2 + patches (sr2 because we dont want unicode, sr3 installation must be unicode)

11i to R12 Upgrade questions

Dear Gurus,
We are planning to upgrade from 11.5.10 to R12 in that regards I have the following questions:
1.     Which version on R12 do you recommend for the upgrade, we are planning to go for 12.0.4 ?
2.     Currently we are on 11i (11.5.10.2) with database version 10gR2 (10.2.0.4), is it certified by R12 (12.0.4), our OS is Linux hrmstest 2.6.9-5.ELsmp #1 SMP Wed Jan 5 19:30:39 EST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
3.     We are also planning to move to 64-bits of OS and Server as currently our Hardware is 64-Bits, but we have installed 32-Bits OS. So can you please advice what will be right path to move from 32-Bits to 64-Bits ?
Thanks & Regards
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Hi;
Please follow previous thread which is below and notes from metalink. You can find your answe in those post and notes
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It seems this repository has been through at least one version of Headstart before this. In the Edit workspace it says there is a version 1.0 excluded from the workarea.
I am constrained to remove the older HeadStart objects by management. I cannot simply exclude the application from the workarea. Is this OK to do?
When I follow the Installation Instructions for installing Headstart 6.5.3.0 I really am not finding a section that deals with upgrading a repository to a newer version of Headstart or removing a version of Headstart. Is there a document on this subject? Are there any words of advice for me?
It seems to me that to references the newly installed Headstart objects what is required is to Edit Generator Preference then to set the Preference Set to the new Headstart which seems to be QMS65_RECOMMENDED. Is this correct?
Thanks

Macatron prime wrote:
To Apple GUI Designers,
Solid work overall on Leopard but I have some Questions, Issues and Suggestions-
Hi M,
Leopard is two OSs ago; I think it's safe to say there will be no further changes to it.
We are just users, like yourself, here. To give Apple feedback:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Upgrade Question / Frustration

I just left a Verizon Wireless store location and have to be honest, I was pretty frustrated with the service and their unwillingness to basically do anything other than sell me something I wasn't even interested in. Considering the customer service rep gave pretty much the bare minimum as far as "service" is concerned, I thought I'd see if I can actually get some answers from the Community instead.
Here's my situation - my wife and I bought the original Droid when it first came out close to two years ago. One of the lines came up for an "annual" upgrade at some point last year but we decided to wait. I just upgraded that eligible line to an iPhone 4 this morning. The other line shows that there is an upgrade available July 2nd, including a whopping $50 NE2 credit .
My predicament is that the earpiece/speaker on my Droid is completely shot, basically leaving me with a garbled sound when someone calls. I was hoping, stupidly I guess, that I could upgrade both lines today to the iPhone since this phone is basically useless at the moment.
When I went to the store, they flat out told me there is "no way whatsoever to move this date up" but "hey, you can upgrade to another Droid." Not sure why in the world I would upgrade to a completely different phone. They said something about "we can't move or change contract dates" and "Apple has restricted our ability to change these dates and sell Apple products even a day early."
My question is this, is there absolutely no way to have the upgrade date moved up a few weeks? It seems pretty ridiculous that I can't upgrade a few weeks early when I'm A) willing to give up my $50 NE2 credit B) willing to continue my "loyalty" by signing on for another 2-year contract and C) willing to shell out more money for a phone. I guess I don't see where Verizon is losing out on money here....it's not like I was trying to upgrade back in January when the iPhone 4 was first released.
Do I have any options? Am I basically stuck with continuing to pay my slightly overpriced service and sit with a broken Droid until early July?
Thanks for any input. Sorry for the rant. Just a little frustrated that it appears to be so difficult to spend my money.
-Adam

Thanks for the quick suggestion mdram4x4. I gave them a call a bit ago and it sounds like if you're looking to upgrade (sounds like even an hour early) to either an Apple or 4G product you're basically stuck. Seems like a great way to promote your technology and flagship products
I may give it one more shot and then just stick it out for a few weeks.

UC560 upgrade questions

With the release of 8.6.2 I am looking to upgrade our 560. I have some questions though.
Back in Dec 2012 we got bit by the VM bug that wiped our entire VM/AA setup. During the resolution iwith TAC we upgraded the CUE to 8.6.1 but we did not touch the other side of the UC. So for the last 8 months I have been running with 2 different versions installed. I have been very leary of touching anything as its running.
Can I upgrade this straight to 8.6.2 or should I first upgrade the other half of my UC to 8.6.1 first, then move to 8.6.2?
Thanks.

Hi Brian,
Here is a check list we recommend going by and you should not have any problems.
Use CCA version 3.2.3
Download UC560 Software pack 8.6.2 https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-9829
Make sure you can do a backup through CCA Maintenance>Configuration Archive
Supported operating systems (MS Windows XP, windows7...)
MS Server is NOT a supported OS
Windows7: Always run CCA as 'Administrator'
Connected PC as close to UC500 as possible or better yet directly to the UC.
Disable all connections except for LAN port connected to UC500
Disable wireless ports
Disable all anti-virus software
Disable 'Microsoft Security Essentials' software
Disable Firewall
(On some adapters) Local NIC adapter properties>Configure > Advanced > Disable IPv4 Checksum Offload => "Disabled"
If you are using a different default gateway other than the UC, make sure you have routes to the 10.1.10.0 network.
Regards,
Chris

11gR2 Infrastructure Upgrade Question(s) from 10gR2

Hello.
We are currently using both Linux (RHEL5) and Solaris (5.10) for all of our Oracle 10.2.0.5.0 RAC DBs. Weare NOT using ASM currently. So, we are going to upgrade our DBs to the latest version of 11gR2 - and this obviously will include our CRS. I know the ASM and CRS under 10g are now combined under the 11gR2 Grid Infracstructure. I have been revieiwing the Oracle Grid Infrastructre Installation Guides for both OSs. While these guides are centered on new installations, I do notice that each has a small appendix tied to upgrading activities (Appendix E in Solaris and Appendix F in Linux).
I also have a few papers I pulled from blogs related to these activities (e. g., a blog from David Marco and another from Martin Bach) where they are updating their clusterware from 10gR2 to 11gR2. So here are a a few questions I'd like to answer - one may be obvious from what I have already read.
1.) This may be the obvious or redundant question - almost the entire writeups in the earlier referenced appendices seem to center around an 11.x CRS to 11gR2. So are these appendices still the correct reference when going from 10gR2 to 11gR2? Just double checking myself/
2.) Sadly, we are not going to be utilizing ASM anytime soon (tied to $$ issues realted to fiber connections). We might later, however, go to ASM. Is there anything I should do in relation to this upgrade tied to ASM that might make it easier to say move over to ASM in the next year - or should I just ignore any references to ASM during this initial upgrade?
3.) Does anyone have any other additional document references/URLs that you might feel would be helpful in the overall 11gR2 upgrade process (both Infrastructure and/or DB)?
Thank you in advance for any help.
Matt

Hi Matt;
Please check below notes:
Minimizing Downtime During Production Upgrade [ID 478308.1]
Master Note For Oracle Database Upgrades and Migrations [ID 1152016.1]
Different Upgrade Methods For Upgrading Your Database [ID 419550.1]
How To Upgrade ASM from 10.2 to 11.1 (RAC)? [ID 736127.1]
I suggest Please also check my blog
http://heliosguneserol.wordpress.com/2010/06/17/move-to-oracle-database-11g-release-2-wiht-mike-dietrich/
In this pdf you can see patch of to upgrade db from x to n wiht many senerios wiht all related metalinks notes which is created by Oracle worker Mike Dietrich
Regard
Helios

Service Pack Upgrade question

Hey everyone, I hope this is the proper forum for this question. If not, any direction on that end is appreciated.
I am currently in an Enterprise Portal sp12 environment running ESS/MSS sp9. My client wants to upgrade the ERP backend to Service Pack 35. What I cannot find out (perhaps due to being seemingly unable to properly navigate the Service Marketplace) is whether or not this ERP upgrade necessitates a move to another Service Pack of ESS/MSS, like sp 14. We would prefer to not have to, given our time constraints.
Any help anyone can provide with this would be most helpful. If I have not clearly stated the issue, I would be happy to clarify.
Thanks,
Justin

Can you say information about Backend? 35 PL ....
Try to check if it your releases :
Note 1243433 - ESS/MSS Component dependencies for ERP6.0 - NW04s
Note 1007341 - SAP ERP 2004/2005 - supported ESS/MSS system landscapes
Regards.

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