Question about ssh client

I wanna launch a gui program on an ssh client, but id doesn't support
graphic or something.Does anybody know any software that can do this,
or any solution that I could test my program by ssh .
Thanks

use the -X switch.. see man ssh

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Question about SAP client setting when create new connection in CR2008

Dear All,
I have a question about SAP client setting in Crystal Report 2008 when I try to create a new connection use SAP OpenSQL(SAP Table,Cluster,or Function).
I have a SAP IDES environment with 5 clients.
While I try to create a CR standard report use SAP OpenSQL, I entered 800 into Client field in u201CUser logon credentialsu201D. The connection can be created and I can get table list. After I built a report ,I can not get data from IDES client 800, but I can get data from client 000.
I am sure client 800 has data.I checked client 800 table with Tcord se16.
I also did other tests and felt confused a lot.
Even inexistent client, such as u201C00u201Dand u201C8000u201D can be used for creating connection.
I just want to know how can I get data from client 800.
Thanks for your kindly help!
Wayne

Dear Ingo,
Thanks for your reply!
I am not sure about your suggestion clearly. What's your mean all the authorizations to use CR?
Maybe I should clarify my operations.
I logon CR2008 as administrator and created two SAP connections with different client.
There is a table named "/BEV3/CHBALLG" be showed in these connections.
I checked clients "000" and "800" both have data in the table.
I can use client 000 connection create report and get right data, but the report base on client 800 connection could not get data.
If change to another table,such as "/SAPDMC/LSOFIL", I can get data both form these connections.
I found one thing is very weird. Client "00" and "8000" do not exist in my IDES environment, but I can use them for creating connection.
May I have your further suggestions?
Wayne

Question About Inactive Clients / Re-Imaged Clients

Hopefully a quick question... We have client push installation enabled site-wide in our SCCM 2012 implementation. What is expected behavior if a workstation is rebuilt on the same hardware with the same name and the same AD computer account is
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So, for example, one of my coworkers asked me about his workstation. He reinstalled Windows on it recently but the SCCM client hasn't installed since he rebuilt. SCCM shows the client (the one tied to his old SMS GUID I imagine) as inactive.
There is no ccmsetup folder in c:\windows on his newly built workstation - I can't find any evidence that the client attempted to install. I confirmed that the OU where his computer account is located does fall under the OU structure configured in Active
Directory System Discovery. He said that when he joined it to the domain he was prompted (as expected I believe) that there was already a computer account with the same name and asked if he wanted to use the existing account, which he did.
I'd just like to know what behavior should be expected in this scenario. I haven't checked yet but, given how frequently systems get re-imaged in our environment, unless this is abnormal behavior and an isolated instance, I may find I have quite a
few clients that no longer have SCCM installed due to having been re-imaged.

Hi,
The installed flag prevents Configuration Manager from reinstalling the client when automatic site-wide client push installation is enabled.
Delete aged discovery data
deletes inactive client records from the site database.
I think the newly built workstation should be assigned a new GUID.
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SCCM Questions about offline clients

All,
I wanted to provide some background on a project we are working on and provide some questions that hopefully someone can help answer.
First I wanted to make note that as part of the requirements for this project we are going to have SCCM clients deployed at various locations offsite from our primary SCCM server and these SCCM clients will have only intermittent network connectivity back
to our primary SCCM server. During the times that these clients are lacking connectivity we will need the ability to do multiple manual hardware inventories of the clients with the expectation that once connectivity is resumed, ALL of the inventories taken
will report back to the primary SCCM server. Additionally, during the time that network connectivity is lacking we will need to be able to run SCCM reports regarding these clients local to the clients themselves (IE at the offsite location which won't have
network access to the primary SCCM server.)
Our proposed solution to these requirements was that we planned to provide the offsite location with a SCCM secondary site. The idea being that while network connectivity to the primary server was down the clients would continue to report their inventory
data to the secondary site and reports could still be run from the secondary site as well. Once network connectivity was resumed the secondary site would synchronize with the primary site and provide the primary site with all the missing hardware inventories.
I have since done further research and believe there are some flaws with this solution:
I am reading that secondary sites do not actually store inventory data in a local database like primary sites do.
I am reading that the “reporting services point” is not available on secondary sites, thus limiting our ability to run reports while network connectivity to the primary site is down.
With this I have a few questions:
How many inventories does the client save locally to the machine? Does it save all inventories triggered since the last communication with the server, or does it only save and transmit the last inventory that was collected prior to network communication
being restored?
If it only transmits the last inventory collected, does the idea of having a secondary site work for storing the multiple inventories that we need to collect while network connectivity to the primary server is lacking, or is it true that secondary sites
do not store inventories in a local database?
Finally, if secondary sites DO save inventories locally, but we are NOT able to install the “reporting services point,” will we be able to get around not being able to run the default SCCM reports by instead running custom SQL reports directly from the
SQL Server installed on the secondary site?
Thank you for your time,
Ryan

Well, this is kind of a complicated project and I am not going to lie I know we are asking to use SCCM in a way that it was not designed to be used.
Basically these clients are training machines that will be reconfigured potentially several times a day. Essentially when a program runs that reconfigures the machine it will trigger a hardware inventory. Custom information about the configuration will be
saved in custom WMI classes that we have created which will be inventoried by SCCM. We need the ability for if the customer says "I had a problem at 9am" for us to have them run a report that tells us which configuration was in place at 9am.
Because of this requirement there may be multiple hardware inventories taken in a single day.
Most of these devices will go MANY months between having networking connectivity back to our primary site. To be honest though some of these devices will be at locations in which they may need to be managed for 15-20 years without EVER having network connectivity
back to the primary site. The idea for these cases was that the secondary site located with the clients would store the inventories and at regular intervals we will have a SQL expert manually export the SQL data to a CD from the secondary site and re-import
it to the primary site. This is how the primary site will get updated without ever having network connectivity to the secondary site.
For all of this to work it is essential that the secondary site store the inventories in a local database. I am just not clear if that is how this works or not. It is also essential we can run reports for the secondary site. I am a little more clear that
the "reporting services point" is not installable on the secondary site; however, my thought is the machine still has SQL installed and if it stores the hardware inventories locally we may still be able to use custom SSRS reports to extract the data.

Question about Oracle Client Software

Hi!
I'm going to develop a software which will access an Oracle Database somewhere on the network. This software will be developed using C++ language and will run on a Linux RedHat 7.3 machine.
Searching for APIs to connect with Oracle Database, I found OCI and OCCI, which I think will do this job. Also, in another thread in this group, I found that I have to install Oracle Client Software on the machine which will run my software. Then I came into a question: is it possible to install Oracle Client Software alone in a machine, I mean, without the entire database? If yes, how about the licenses? Do I have to have a Oracle Client License for each machine running my software or is it free for Linux?
Thanks in advance,
Fabio Fonseca
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Brasil

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http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/index.html
scroll to bottom of URL above to see last vestige
- Oracle Database 10g Client Release 2 (10.2.0.4.0) for MAC OS X on Intel x86

Question about SCC1 - Client Copy by Transport Request in ABAP

I have a problem about SCC1, I created program for copying Request No. to another client by using SCC1.
But SCC1 can use only one user and another can not use it at the same time. So I want to know how can I check status or something that SCC1 is used by other user.
Thanks in advance for your kindly help.

Hi Chai Chai,
Try the following code (I ripped it out of the standard code that performs the check):
DATA : ENQTABLE_ID LIKE RSTABLE-TABNAME,
 ENQKEY LIKE RSTABLE-VARKEY.
ENQTABLE_ID = 'RSCLICOPY'.
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CALL FUNCTION 'ENQUEUE_E_TABLE'
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 VARKEY = ENQKEY
 EXCEPTIONS
 FOREIGN_LOCK = 4
 SYSTEM_FAILURE = 8.
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
* Then SCC1 is locked in this client!!!!!
ENDIF.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Brad
Message was edited by: Brad Williams (added the variable declarations)

Question about a client moving around and don't get connect behind the secound IPhone

hi all
i have a ISE setup, and a lot of 3560 (12.2.5 SE8) and 2960S switches
but my challenge is that some of the client are moving from one seat to another seat, and connect there pc to the local docking station (behind another IPhone)
it seams to me, that the phone isn't release the "unit" behind, anyone have a idé
my port cfg is
the PC will not' work and the second spot, but when the move back to the first place ,, they get connection again
i have now authentication timer reauthenticate 60 , but it generate a lot of trafic (3000 Phone and 2800 pc's)
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Questions about Oracle client upgrade

Hello,
I have to upgrade my Oracle Client (to 9.2.0.8) on an HPUX server, in order to migrate the database to 10G in a later stage.
I read the note 1017418, but I did not understand it well ...
It's the case of a central instance and I understand that I have to perform the step 6, but there is no usage of command SAPCAR ! just several checks !
and what about the sentence "If at a later stage the database server would be upgraded to Oracle 10.x, you would need to install the Oracle 9.2 client as described in step 5 above." ?
Have I to perform this step 5 right now ? and only this step ?
I hope that somebody in the world already made this operation successfully ...
Please : I need help !
Regards

Hi,
I'll try to explain:
The note mentions on the step 6:
 6. For application servers with database instance (DB Server), if the
database server is Oracle 9.2 please do the following:
On this situation you do not install physically the oracle client.
You already have the RDBS software installed ( lets say it is 9.2.0.8 as you are talking about installing oracle client 9.2.0.8 )
On the RDBMS software is already included the oracle client.
For this reason, insted of installing physically the client you have softlinks from the directories where the SAP kernel is looking for the client to the RDBMS software.
points a to d are cheking what I already explained.
But, the oracle client delivered by SAP contains some bugfixes, therefore you have to check that also those bugfixes are installed on the database. That is point e
Point f only tells you that is valid while you have the 9.2.0.8 software installed on the server. If you upgrade to 10g, probably you will uninstall the oracle 9i software ( about 2 Gb to be freed ) in that case you must install physically the oracle 9.2.0.8 client

Question about ssh login warning: Bad protocol version identification

I set up ssh on my computer according to Tim Haigh's suggestions given here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1674968&tstart=0
But when I log in from my iPhone, secure.log shows this:
sshd[534]: Bad protocol version identification 'GET / HTTP/1.1' from 208.54.83.51
Although I do log in successfully, how can I resolve this error?

GET / HTTP/1.1
Looks more like a Web browser handshake, than ssh.

Questions about documented client limitations

I set up a 1.4.2 Beehive server so my boss could test it out, and then sent him the end user PDF. Since we're currently using Oracle Calendar standalone, we're primarily interested in testing the time management component of Beehive, and generally via CalDAV clients.
The End User guide mentions some pretty serious limitations, though. In particular
- only supporting up to 250 meetings per calendar. That's like one week for my boss. ;-)
- only being able to look one month back for meetings.
These two limitations alone severely hobble the product. Why the limitations, and are there plans to remove them?
Also, how do you do free/busy searches via a CalDAV client, like Sunbird?
How do you search for other users, to be able to schedule a meeting with them?
We're really interested in Beehive since it's claimed goal is to allow the use of open standards-based clients, but some of the limitations in the current offering are pretty severe. We're looking for some kind of confirmation that these issues are on the roadmap to be addressed.
Thanks,
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Hi Tim,
Some comments inline
>
- only supporting up to 250 meetings per calendar. That's like one week for my boss. ;-)The doc isn't too descriptive, is it :)
The limitation is not a server limitation per se, but rather a self-imposed limit and it's on a per-client type basis.
Fundamentally, in testing it was found that while some caldav clients handle large numbers of meetings nicely other caldav clients don't do so well. Beehive therefore puts a (configurable) limit on the number of meetings returned to each caldav client type. Note that 'meeting' in this case includes all occurences of a meeting, so if for example you have 20 meetings that repeat every week for a year that's counted as "20" not "20x52" meetings.
I believe the restriction is higher for iCal on the Mac than e.g. sunbird and lightning. Also, as the clients improve their scalability and handling of large number of meetings then the default limits will be increased accordingly.
If you (or your boss) is missing meetings in e.g. sunbird, then please do contact oracle support and they'll explain how to increase that limit for your boss's client (for diagnosability purposes, they'll be missing "this week" rather than way out in the future). I don't know the latest testing results for e.g. lightning 0.9, but I suspect that 1000 is probably still too high.
Even with a pretty busy schedule, 250 meetings is quite a lot. The only time i've seen people hit it is when they have many years worth of non-repeating day events (so for example, ten years worth of holidays for multiple countries where christmas day is not "repeats yearly" but instead is 10 individual meetings/day events.
>
- only being able to look one month back for meetings.I don't believe that's true anymore. In previous releases the solution to the above issue was to limit the number of meetings returned by 'time period' rather than count. In the more recent releases it's limited by count instead. I'm looking right now at my calendar in lightning 0.9 for september last year and it looks pretty full (although june isn't very full...)
>
These two limitations alone severely hobble the product. Why the limitations, and are there plans to remove them?
Also, how do you do free/busy searches via a CalDAV client, like Sunbird?Click on the 'invite attendees' button in the 'new meeting' dialog. enter invitees' email addresses and the free/busy should complete automatically. There's also a 'search time slot' button that'll find mutually convenient times.
How do you search for other users, to be able to schedule a meeting with them?That's more tricky... if you use lightning then it'll pull the email addresses for auto-complete from your thunderbird addressbook. If you use iCal I believe it pulls from the mac address book. In Sunbird you have to know people's email addresses.
hope that helps.
regards,
Richard

Simple Question about 'Monitor Clients' on WCS

Hello
When I use WCS and go the 'Clients' tab on the Home page and then click 'Associated Clients' it shows me a whole list of usernames/MAC adresses/ip addresses/ etc.
One of these column titles is 'Protocol'.
On some of my entries there is an AP with a MAC of 00:00:00:00:00:00 (which I know is a cosmetic bug that is not resolved by Cisco) but its 'Protocol' state is show as 'Mobile' rather than 802.11b or 802.11g.
Does anyone know why the 'Protocol' is classed as Mobile? What does it mean, if anything?
thanks
Bryn

Hi I read your post. I see the "mobile" status of clients on my network when they are being forwarded from another wireless controller via a mobility group. I use this feature for our guest network. Do you have any of your WLC's in the same mobility group or any kind of guest network?

Hello! I have a question about java client.

I created a java client based on BIBEANS.But its Mem Usage is 107M!!!
Can anyone tell me How to create a less-mem-use clent?
Does bibeans support thin-client(not include WEB)?

You can create J2EE-compliant applications to run on applciation servers such as iAS. In that case, there is minimal processing memory usage on the client.

Nokia 808 - questions about email client

Hi guys, i am considering purchasing the 808, however i have just one concern, does the exchange activesync support html format, i am used to see the pictures within the body of the email, thanks in advance.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi galaga742,
Thanks for your post and welcome to the forum.
I've just tested this for you, the Nokia 808 doesn't support html format. A picture sent within the body of an email will be received on the phone as an attachment and will not be visible in the email itself.
Hope this clears things up.
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WiSM Switch - Questions about Client Connections

Hello!
i?m planning a worst case scenario for a customer site. They got a couple of 6500?s with WiSM Modules installed. Now I?m sitting over a instruction of what to do when a WiSM breaks down and I got a few questions regarding the clients.
In the case a Controller stops responding, the AP?s are automatically switched to the secondary Controllers. What happens when the Primary Controller returns - they automatically switch back, right? Is this automatic switch combined with a loss of wireless connectivity? (LWAPP tunnel gets torn down, and a new LWAPP connection must be established - that is basically the same if I restarted the AP, isn?t it? ) If so, how long does it take for the connectivity to return? Is it possible to manually do the switch to a later time (late in the evening..) to minimize the effects for the clients? The Goal is to keep the clients up and running, without termination of the wireless connection - if this is possible.

Also, after checking my WLC's Controller->General config screen, you will find a parameter called "AP Fallback".
It can be either "Enabled" or "disabled" and determines whether or not an access point that lost a primary controller connection automatically returns to service when the primary controller becomes functional again.
I suppose that if you set this parameter to "Disabled" in the secondary controller, before activating the repaired/replaced primary controller that this would also accomplish what you want.
It is not clear if the same setting would also need to be applied to the primary controller. You may need to test this aspect first to be sure.
Presumably, you could then re-enable "AP fallback" when you are ready to force the LWAPs back to the primary.
I hope this helps,
- John

Questions about using a PDF form online

I have a client who wants to create an online version of a PDF form that they are currently using. I am currently trying to explain to them that this would be best done as an HTML web form, but I may not win this argument. I have only used PDFs for printed forms (either hand-written or using form fields) so I am not familiar with any problems that converting the form for use online would entail.
When the 'Submit' button is pressed on the form, is there a way to redirect to another web page after the data is submitted? (i.e. does the PDF have access to it's outer 'environment'?)
Are there any security issues submitting data using the PDF form as opposed to using a standard web form? (There may be sensitive data being submitted)
I'm not sure how they plan to handle the data that is submitted, but there are several options in the submitForm parameters - I am assuming that using the HTML option would submit the data in the same format as a web form would. Am I correct here?
Can the PDF be prevented from being downloaded or printed? This form should only be used to submit data to their server, not as a printed form.
Are there any other 'gotchas' that I need to look out for? Does anyone have a recommendation for a site which contains any tutorials or guidelines for using PDF forms online?

Thanks for the information.
Yes, I agree that there is less reason for it to be a PDF form (Actually, no real reason other than the original form already exists in PDF), but I am unfortunately in the position that my input in this project is not necessarily being considered (my company is following direct -and inconsistent- directions from the client, and I have no contact with the client to ask questions about what their actual needs are). I have been told to give the client the 'Tomato' that they are asking for, even though they are describing an 'Apple'.
The reason this form is not meant to be printed is that we have replaced the 'Signature' fields from the original form with checkboxes that the user must check to confirm they have 'signed' the document. If they are to print/fax/whatever the document, they should use the original form, not this one. And I am still trying to explain to them that this would be better served with an HTML web form, but I fear I am losing that battle.
I have brought up the fact that it is not 100% guaranteed that Acrobat will be available in the browser, although I can only guess that it is less than likely that anyone will not have some sort of PDF viewer available to their browser.
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