Newbie ACE Ques:

Hi
Cat6k
"sup-bootdisk:s72033-ipservicesk9-mz.122-18.SXF8.bin"
ACE10-6500-K9 with 3.0(0)A1(3b)
What is the recommend way for session persistence or if no recommend, what do most folks use? IP-Source-Address, Cookie injection from ACE or Cookie injection from the WebServers
I am testin IP-Source-address. Any body can post sample configs?

First UPGRADE.
A1(3b) is DEAD !!!
Go to A2(1.1) as soon as possible.
The best sticky method for HTTP traffic is most probably cookie injection from ACE.
But more CPU intensive than sticky source-ip.
Gilles.

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Hi everyone.
We have a customer who has a server farm formed by 3 servers with the following real ip address:
10.10.24.5-6-7 and a virtual 10.10.24.3 as configured in the ace module.
We found the following behavior in the session number of the servers. We can conclude that there is a server with much more sessions than the others (10.10.24.6):
Can sombody help me telling why can happen that?
I am attaching the ACE config as a reference
Thanks
ACE-DIGENERAL/OCS# sh serverfarm Herramientas_Col
serverfarm     : Herramientas_Col, type: HOST
total rservers : 3
                                                ----------connections-----------
       real                  weight state        current    total
   ---+---------------------+------+------------+----------+--------------------
   rserver: SP1
       10.10.24.5:0          8      OPERATIONAL 390         296043280
   rserver: SP2
       10.10.24.6:0          8      OPERATIONAL 1003        3371471400
   rserver: SP3
       10.10.24.7:0          8      OPERATIONAL 354         164816790
Como se puede observar el sever 10.10.24.6 posee mas del doble de conexiones que los otros 2.
5.       En el siguiente pantallazo también se observan conexiones detalladas y los puertos por donde habla:
ACE-DIGENERAL/OCS# sh conn serverfarm Herramientas_Col
conn-id    np dir proto vlan source                destination           state
----------+--+---+-----+----+---------------------+---------------------+------+
70         1 in TCP   951 10.10.22.13:3837      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
17239      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.10.22.13:3837      ESTAB
76         1 in TCP   951 10.83.21.32:1419      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
5531       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.83.21.32:1419      ESTAB
95         1 in TCP   951 10.20.7.51:1702       10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
16237      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.20.7.51:1702       ESTAB
98         1 in TCP   951 10.80.31.55:3188      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
11995      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.80.31.55:3188      ESTAB
32749      1 in TCP   951 10.80.21.23:1926      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
108        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.80.21.23:1926      ESTAB
110        1 in TCP   951 10.25.14.231:1705     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
37994      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.14.231:1705     ESTAB
7438       1 in TCP   951 10.31.102.32:2329     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
141        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.31.102.32:2329     ESTAB
31247      1 in TCP   951 10.81.36.32:1650      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
151        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.81.36.32:1650      ESTAB
176        1 in TCP   951 10.20.208.124:2598    10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
13219      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.20.208.124:2598    ESTAB
32576      1 in TCP   951 10.233.9.40:1577      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
233        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.233.9.40:1577      ESTAB
27499      1 in TCP   951 10.218.16.28:2902     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
244        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.218.16.28:2902     ESTAB
248        1 in TCP   951 10.85.19.55:1540      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
14014      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.85.19.55:1540      ESTAB
27166      1 in TCP   951 10.25.22.90:1766      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
254        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.22.90:1766      ESTAB
380        1 in TCP   951 10.23.22.62:1855      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
11563      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.23.22.62:1855      ESTAB
397        1 in TCP   951 10.212.35.30:1540     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
15491      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.212.35.30:1540     ESTAB
35588      1 in TCP   951 10.100.30.5:1773      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
405        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.100.30.5:1773      ESTAB
31392      1 in TCP   951 10.216.27.41:1524     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
449        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.216.27.41:1524     ESTAB
592        1 in TCP   951 10.25.21.219:1364     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
2988       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.25.21.219:1364     ESTAB
614        1 in TCP   951 10.25.42.221:1517     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
18877      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.42.221:1517     ESTAB
21553      1 in TCP   951 10.80.39.123:1634     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
652        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.80.39.123:1634     ESTAB
13640      1 in TCP   951 10.206.2.34:1385      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
708        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.206.2.34:1385      ESTAB
26959      1 in TCP   951 10.100.30.7:1289      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
719        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.100.30.7:1289      ESTAB
29277      1 in TCP   951 10.100.202.50:1248    10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
758        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.100.202.50:1248    ESTAB
6185       1 in TCP   951 10.25.27.222:1497     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
760        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.27.222:1497     ESTAB
767        1 in TCP   951 10.97.21.28:1821      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
23511      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.97.21.28:1821      ESTAB
826        1 in TCP   951 10.31.105.140:3810    10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
13460      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.31.105.140:3810    ESTAB
21987      1 in TCP   951 10.25.31.213:1855     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
839        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.25.31.213:1855     ESTAB
874        1 in TCP   951 10.88.29.27:1503      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
29839      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.88.29.27:1503      ESTAB
945        1 in TCP   951 10.27.122.13:1286     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
32298      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.27.122.13:1286     ESTAB
24330      1 in TCP   951 10.40.21.50:2368      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
954        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.40.21.50:2368      ESTAB
961        1 in TCP   951 10.80.26.76:1414      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
11176      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.80.26.76:1414      ESTAB
28989      1 in TCP   951 10.91.22.38:1408      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
985        1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.91.22.38:1408      ESTAB
1006       1 in TCP   951 10.217.4.20:1522      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
26946      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.217.4.20:1522      ESTAB
8360       1 in TCP   951 10.11.3.28:1679       10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1020       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.11.3.28:1679       ESTAB
9498       1 in TCP   951 10.25.42.221:1519     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1031       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.42.221:1519     ESTAB
18510      1 in TCP   951 10.165.55.51:1232     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1072       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.165.55.51:1232     ESTAB
5583       1 in TCP   951 10.25.14.12:2086      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1142       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.14.12:2086      ESTAB
39713      1 in TCP   951 10.25.36.58:1663      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1144       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.25.36.58:1663      ESTAB
8601       1 in TCP   951 10.217.26.34:1677     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1167       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.217.26.34:1677     ESTAB
17209      1 in TCP   951 10.165.40.45:1526     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1173       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.165.40.45:1526     ESTAB
18708      1 in TCP   951 10.31.105.137:3714    10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1175       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.31.105.137:3714    ESTAB
1180       1 in TCP   951 10.201.18.40:4777     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
6528       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.201.18.40:4777     ESTAB
1214       1 in TCP   951 10.31.104.46:1501     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
5924       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.31.104.46:1501     ESTAB
1228       1 in TCP   951 10.231.37.32:1161     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
15171      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.231.37.32:1161     ESTAB
28431      1 in TCP   951 10.25.5.76:2317       10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1293       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.5:80         10.25.5.76:2317       ESTAB
1328       1 in TCP   951 10.201.2.26:1293      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
19276      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.201.2.26:1293      ESTAB
1356       1 in TCP   951 10.80.23.27:1396      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
4141       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.80.23.27:1396      ESTAB
1368       1 in TCP   951 10.80.36.124:1428     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
19905      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.80.36.124:1428     ESTAB
30280      1 in TCP   951 10.25.8.11:4836       10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1438       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.8.11:4836       ESTAB
1478       1 in TCP   951 10.216.6.46:4153      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
12312      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.216.6.46:4153      ESTAB
23389      1 in TCP   951 10.211.30.38:1593     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
1527       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.211.30.38:1593     ESTAB
1562       1 in TCP   951 10.90.21.58:2889      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
36398      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.7:80         10.90.21.58:2889      ESTAB
1587       1 in TCP   951 10.84.22.29:2121      10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
37031      1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.84.22.29:2121      ESTAB
1624       1 in TCP   951 10.25.21.218:1465     10.10.24.3:80         ESTAB
4941       1 out TCP   324 10.10.24.6:80         10.25.21.218:1465     ESTAB

Hello!
A "show connection serverfarm Herramientas_Col detail" and "show sticky database group POOL3" would be handy in this situation. You have sticky configured which will intentionally throw off the loadbalancing predictor. My guess at this point is that rserver SP2 might not close connections in the same manner that SP1 and SP3 do. If that was true, that would result in a longer connection time, which means the sticky database would not idle out as fast, hence more connection for SP2.
Regards,
Chris

Does reading ACE certification study guides help me understand photoshop?

There are plenty of tutorials online teaching people how to do this and that; but for a newbie like me, the biggest problem is, I can follow the recipes, but most of the time, I don't understand the reason behind them. I have been wondering if these things would become more obvious and intuitive if I have a fundamental understanding of the tools first.
Adobe seems to give out certification exams. I am just wondering if it would be helpful to buy a exam study guide and read it through (not necessarily going for the certification). Has anyone done it? What guide is the best? Or do these guides are just more advanced recipes without explaining anything either?

I would suggest that you look at Adobe Classroom in a Book Photoshop CS5, Adobe Press.
It does a good job of sharing the "why," almost as much as the "how." I feel that too many books, and tutorials skip the why, while only concentrating on the how. Many of the ACE questions come from the chapter review material, which is in Q&A form.
Good luck,
Hunt

Examen certificación adobe ACE, y ACI en España

Hola a todos soy nuevo en este foro, llevo tiempo trabajando con Photoshop e Illustrator y quisiera certificarme como experto en estos programas pero no consigo encontrar sitios donde se puedan realizar estos examenes, se que son en ingles pero no importa lo que quiero saber es si alguien lo ha realizado y donde los ha hecho, cuanto le costo, etc... Un listado de centros donde se realizan estos examenes no vendria mal a nadie, a no ser que sean a través de internet en todo caso donde deberiamos dirigirnos a la pagina de adobe talvez. Un saludo para todos espero que alguien me pueda sacar de dudas y mil gracias.

Talvez te convenga echarle una mirada a este hilo:
Juan Velez, "VALE LA PENA CERTIFICARSE COMO EXPERTO DE ADOBE - ACE-" #, 17 Jan 2007 8:53 am

Por que no puedo abrir photoshop

por que no puedo abrir photoshop

Versión (Adobe Photoshop): 2014.2.1 20141014.r.257 2014/10/14:23:59:59 CL 987299 x64
Sistema operativo: Windows 8 64 bits
Versión: 6.2
Arquitectura del sistema: Intel Familia CPU:6, Modelo:10, Versión:9 con MMX, Número entero SSE, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, HyperThreading
Cantidad de procesadores físicos: 4
Cantidad de procesadores lógicos: 8
Vel. del procesador: 2395 MHz
Memoria incorporada: 8078 MB
Memoria libre: 4374 MB
Memoria disponible para Photoshop: 7019 MB
Memoria usada por Photoshop: 70 %
Impresión 3D multitono: Deshabilitado.
Windows 2x IU: Deshabilitado.
Highbeam: Habilitado.
Tamaño de azulejos de la imagen: 1024K
Niveles de caché de imagen: 4
Vista previa de fuentes: Medio
TextComposer: Latino
Pantalla: 1
Mostrar límites: superior= 0, izquierdo= 0, inferior= 900, derecho= 1600
Dibujo OpenGL: Deshabilitado.
GPU antiguas admitidas en OpenGL: No detectado.
Modo de dibujo de OpenGL: Avanzado
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Tipo de licencia: Suscripción
Número de serie: 94070709000950597437
Carpeta de la aplicación: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\
Ruta de archivo temporal: C:\Users\EDUARDO\AppData\Local\Temp\
Memoria virtual de Photoshop con E/S asíncrona habilitada
Volúmenes de memoria virtual:
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    Escayola 15.2.1
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    Espátula 15.2.1
    Esponja 15.2.1
    Estabilizador de imagen 15.2.1
    Estilográfica 15.2.1
    Exportar tablas de consulta de colores NO VERSION
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Plugins que no se han podido cargar: NINGUNO
Flash:
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   Temas de Adobe Color
Dispositivos TWAIN instalados: NINGUNO

Exámenes ACE en español

Cuando será el día en que adobe actualice los exámenes de certificación ACE a español, actualmente sólo consideran los ACA que de paso su traducción deja bastante que desear, es como si escribiera "yoda" de starwars

Eso que dices estaría muy bien. Sobre todo para los que como a mi los idiomas nos cuestan mucho. Yo me puedo manejar más o menos y con un buen diccionario con el inglés más básico, en cambio con el español... con el español me manejo bastante mejor. ¡Lo hablo desde pequeño!.
Un saludo!.
Nacho Cuevas.

Quiero obtener la certificación ACE. ¿Es conveniente obtener primero AI CS6 y luego CC; no puede ser solamente CC, según entiendo? Si puede alguien aclararme este punto. Gracias.

Quiero obtener la certificación ACE.
Según leí primeramente se debe obtener la certificación ACE para un producto CS6 antes que pueda hacerlo para un producto CC.
¿Es así o estoy equivocado?
y si es así como digo ¿Hasta cuándo tengo tiempo para obtener la certificación ACE para un prodcuto CS6 (Illustrator en mi caso)?
Muchas gracias.

Muchas gracias por la explicación.
2014-07-27 16:09 GMT-04:00 Ellis home <[email protected]>:
Quiero obtener la certificación ACE. ¿Es conveniente obtener primero
AI CS6 y luego CC; no puede ser solamente CC, según entiendo? Si puede
alguien aclararme este punto. Gracias. created by Ellis home
<https://forums.adobe.com/people/Ellis+home> in *Foros de usuario a
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ACE InDesign

Quiero prepararme a la certificación Adobe. Al contrario del MCSE por el cual encontré libros y sitios Web gratuitos con preguntas típicas, no encuentro nada para el ACE. A 150 Euro el examen, me gustaría primero saber si tengo el nivelo. Si podéis darme algunos consejos o escribir algunos ejemplos de preguntas, os agradecería mucho. Estudio en el Classroom in a Book en ingles y me voy a pasar el examen en francés. Si hay algunos que están en una situación similar (libro en ingles y examen en español) os agradecería vuestros consejos también.

Oui, effectivement, le test en français est beaucoup plus difficile que le test en anglais.
Ceci est probablement du au fait que les tests sont réalisés en anglais puis traduits en français.
Pour certaines questions, la traduction n'est pas très claire, j'irais presque me permettre jusqu'à dire que certaines questions/réponses ne sont pas correctes ou n'ont pas vraiment de sens de la façon dont elles sont posées.
Et si Adobe pouvait nous envoyer un petit message de rappel avant la date limite, ce serait apprécié. Je n'ai jamais compris pourquoi ce n'est pas fait !

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