NX7K M and F series mixed chassis best practice?

I have NX7010 chassis' with mixed M and F series line cards. Fucntions to implement include VDC, vPC, VRF, and L3 routing. What are the best practices for mixed chassis? I once saw a Cisco document talking about it but couldn't find it right now.
Thanks in advance

Understand Layer 3 functions should be performed by M1 ports. But if I use F2e 10G ports to build a trunk between 2 NX7K, then use a SVI to make Layer 3 adjacency across this trunk connection, is it ok?
I can use M1 1G ports to build this trunk too but I would prefer F2e 10G ports if this is ok.
Thanks

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Hello,
I need a suggestion on an issue;
I have a Windows 2008 R2 SP1 Std. Ed. I have 3 IPs for that server, each of them uses the same gateway. By design the IP which is closest to the gateway is the default outbound IP on W2K8_R2_SP1_SE.
I want to choose any other IP out of other 2 assigned IPs as default outbound one.
example:
GATEWAY: 10.0.0.1
IP1: 10.0.0.2 (default outbound by design)
IP2: 10.0.0.3 (the one I want it to be default outbound)
IP3: 10.0.0.4 (not important)
There are basically 2 choices available to me doable right now. Can you please take a moment and suggest one of the solutions below or state if you know the best practice for such a case? Thank you very much in advance =)
First Solution:
apply this command: Netsh int ipv4 add address 12 10.0.0.1 255.x.x.x skipassource=true
then apply these 3 hotfixes:
IP addresses are still registered on the DNS servers even if the IP addresses are not used for outgoing traffic on a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2386184
The "skipassource" flag of IP addresses is cleared after you use the GUI to change IP settings of a network adapter in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2554859
FIX: IIS Manager does not display IP addresses that are assigned to the network adapter together with the skipassource flag
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2551090
Second Solution:
Simply create 2 interfaces. Use the first one with the IP that I want to be as outbound default, dump all other IPs to the second interface. 2 interfaces will have the same gateway but Windows will assume the first one as the outbound default.

I believe you want to set the metric on the interfaces.
You can do this by altering your routing table with
route.exe or alternatively, you can change the interface metric in the TCP/IP advanced properties for your network adapter (via Control Panel). By default it uses an automatic metric (i.e. Windows chooses which interface to use).
For your reference (and the reference of anyone else facing a similar challenge), the metric is a weighted value Windows will use to determine which interface to use for a particular endpoint. Here is the definition from the route.exe documentation:
metric Metric : Specifies
an integer cost metric (ranging from 1 to 9999) for the route, which is used when choosing among multiple routes in the routing table that most closely match the destination address of a packet being forwarded. The route with the lowest metric is chosen. The
metric can reflect the number of hops, the speed of the path, path reliability, path throughput, or administrative properties.
Jason Warren
@jaspnwarren
jasonwarren.ca
habaneroconsulting.com/Insights

Design Choices and is LiveCycle needed? best practices for using RTMP/AMF over HTTP/XML communicatio

Hi,
I am new to flex/RIA. I am exploring different design choices especially in client server communication. On client side we will be using Flash based RIA (using Actions scripts).
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1. For simple forms processing (Mapping Actions scripts classes to Java classes). Like to display/retrieve/update data for/from registration forms.
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b. If not what are the alternates? Should I create the web services? Or only servlets are sufficient (ie. Only HTTP+Java based server side with no LCDS+RTMP+AMF)? All forms need to communicate on secure channel.
2. For pushing the real time prices/content which we may need to update every 15 seconds on user interface using graphs and charts. Can I do it with some standard J2EE/JMS way with RIA (Flex) on front-end? i.e. Flash application will keep pulling data from some topic. Data can be updated after few secs or few minutes which cant be predicted.
3. Are there any scalability issues for using RTMP? What happens if concurrent users increase 10 times within a year?
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5. Do I need to use LCDS if I am using AMF only on client side? Basically I mean if I am sending an object in form of xml from a servlet. Can some technology in Flash (probably AMF) in client side map it an Action script object?
6. What are the primary advantages of using LCDS in a system? Is there any alternate solutions? Can I use some standard solutions for data push technologies?
I would like that my server side implementation can be used by multiple types of clients e.g. RIA browser based, mobile based, third party software (any technology) etc.
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Thanks and Kind regards,
Jalal

Hi Jalal,
Let me see if I can help with some of your questions
1. Yes, you can use LCDS for simple forms processing. Any time you want to
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source cousin BlazeDS) is going to help. I would expect you would use the
mx:RemoteObject MXML tag to invoke server side code, passing it the form
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subscribe the clients to the messages, which can come from almost anywhere,
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thousands of users and the LCDS servers can be clustered to proved better
scaling.
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simple XML over HTTP. See this blog posting for some tests:
http://www.jamesward.org/census/.
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Adobe

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one box should function to it's full capacity (it's a dual physical
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to a quad 2.6Ghz/8Gb RAM).
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Express, and in fact all of my development stuff (Flex/Photoshop
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Express?
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hi
"I see SQL Is available in a version that offers web services
- is that valid to me at all? Or am I good with just the MS SQL
Express?"
>Sql express is just fine for start, if you are not happy
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db's there.
"Is MS Exchange going to function fine as the email server in
CF, i.e., can I point it as the source in Administrator? I have the
MX entry or whatever it's called from my ISP for faceitphoto.ca
pointed to my static IP."
>yes you can. you can still use your isp mailserver if you
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setting this up? Should I buy XP Pro and run SQL under it, and CF
under my Server 2003 with the mailserver (Exchange) running in the
same environment? Is vmware the answer here?"
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Use both iPhoto and Aperture with one library-best practice?

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Managing VMs in Azure and AWS : What's the best practice?

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Lync backend databases and Lync local databases placement best practices

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Which are the best practices with mail for machos and any email client for PC

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What is the best Practice to improve MDIS performance in setting up file aggregation and chunk size

Hello Experts,
in our project we have planned to do some parameter change to improve the MDIS performance and want to know the best practice in setting up file aggregation and chunk size when we importing large numbers of small files(one file contains one record and each file size would be 2 to 3KB) through automatic import process,
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Best practices for JavaFX architecture and patterns?

Hi,
I want to write reusable, easy to maintain JavaFX code for a larger UI project and wonder what are the best practices doing so.
1) Are there preferred UI patterns? MVC, MVP, Presentation Model, ...?
2) Does it make sense to use FXML to separate View from Logic? Or should I use 2-3 Java classes instead (one for View, one for Logic, one for Domain Model, depending on the pattern)
3) How to organize all the views? Should I use Dependency Injection? Or Singletons for each view? Spring or Guice framework, if at all?
Currently I use singletons for most views, so that I can use them from anywhere in my application. If a window is closed and opened again, I use the same instance for that, which still resists in memory.
For patterns, I try to lean on Presentation Model, since this is what I know from Flex development: Having a View layer, which contains all the UI stuff and an abstract view layer, which holds properties, that describe the View, e.g. submitButtonDisabledProperty. The View knows the abstract layer (Presentation Model), but not vice versa and the UI elements are bound to its properties.
I am unsure if this is appropriate for JavaFX, too (for Flex or Silverlight it is).
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You are correct that in 'pure' MVP the View should know as little about it's presenter implementation as possible. The view should just notify one or more 'listeners' that something has happened.
You can use event listeners for this, but I would highly recommend not exposing your Control-specific GUI events and instead create your own. So for example, don't expose ActionEvent or MouseEvent as these expose too much detail about your View's implementation, instead create 'semantic' events, so you might have something like 'sayHelloRequested' or 'printOptionSelected' (whatever naming system you want). This hides how the option is implemented, so you might have a 'print' button, a 'print' menu option, a CTRL+P print shortcut, or a double tap anywhere on your screen to print. The listener knows only that the view thinks 'print was requested by the user' - decoupling achieved.
Once you start doing this however you end up with an explosion of event listener interfaces. So say a view has 10 callbacks it wants to notify about, then you end up with 10 interfaces, and if you're being really pure you also end up with 10 'Event' beans (or DTOs) to encapsulate the details of that event. It starts to get ungainly even for a semi-purist like me. So the logical progression from there is usually just to define all 10 callbacks in one interface and call it something like MyViewListener.
There are two common ways to implement listeners, the traditional way is to allow an arbitrary number of listeners to be added. Whereas another option is to allow only a single listener to be added. In JFX you will notice that Button for example has a setOnAction() method not a addOnAction() method - it allows a single event handler only and let's face it this is generally fine in 95% of cases. For the remaining 5% you can just write your own aggregate event handler that dispatches the event to multiple listeners.
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Also this video on GWT is an awesome reference on GUI design patterns: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDuhR18-EdM
JFX Flow draws a lot from GWT as I think it is a very clean architecture (just such a shame that they put all that effort into hiding the horrid, sordid mess that is the web+html+css, instead of making something proper, like JFX).
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Best practice for interface

I would assume with all the different interfaces available in SAP for various modules SAP would ahve published a white paper on how to determine the best interface format for a system and what would be the best practice around it. Can someone share a process or methodology on how to determine the best interfaces practice?

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Hi,
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