Quick Question: CS6 Installation Best Practice

Hi Guys
I have CS5 and CS5.5 Master Collection running on my PC (Win7 64bit SP1, Intel Core i7 2.67ghz, 24 gig RAM) and I've just taken ownership of the CS6 upgrade. When I loaded MC CS5.5 I had a bunch of errors, which turned out to be related to the update not needing to replace certain existing components of CS 5.
Should I just insert the disk and run or is there anything I should do to prepare this time? Any advice is welcome. I'd like to avoid uninstalling the previous versions but if that's the advice, I'll run with it.
Regards,
Graham

If you need the flash builder and is very important for you then ,
Go to control panel and Uinstall CS5.5 , when you start the uninstall the screen with all the product name will come up , just check flash builder and uncheck everything , It would remove just flash builder.
But forget it f you dont need it or doesn't use it.

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"Installation best practices." Really?

"Install Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, or Compressor 4 on a new partition - The partition must be large enough to contain all the files required by the version of Mac OS X you are installing, the applications you install, and enough room for projects and media…"
As a FCS3 user, if you were to purchase an OS Lion Mac, what would your "Installation best practices" be? It seems the above recommendation is not taking into consideration FCS3s abrupt death, or my desire to continue to use it for a very long time.
Wouldn't the best practice be to install FCS3 on a separate partition with an OS that you never, ever update? Also, there doesn't appear to be any value added to FCS with Lion. That's why I would be inclined to partition FCS3 with Snow Leopard -- but I'm really just guessing after being thrown off a cliff without a parachute.
Partitioning… does this mean I'll need to restart my computer to use FCS? What about my other "applications"? Will I be able to run Adobe Creative Suite off the other partition, or is the "best practice" to install a duplicate of every single application I own on the FCS partition?
Note: This is not to say I'll never embrace FCX. But paying (with time & money) to be a beta tester just isn't gonna happen. If it's as easy to use as claimed, I'm not falling behind, as has been suggested by some. I'm just taking a pass on the early adopter frustration.

Okay, but are you not concerned with future OS updates that may render FCS3 useless? Perhaps our needs are different, but I want and need FCS3 to continue to work in the future.
That "best practices" link up at the top of this page is there for a reason, and it says "partition." What it doesn't say is why, and that's really disappointing and concerning. It's a little late in the game, but I would prefer Apple walk like a man and lay it on the line; the good, the bad, and the ugly.
I'm glad to hear Lion is working okay for you!

Installation Best Practice

Hi Guys
I just bought the Master Collection upgrade from CS5 to CS 5.5 (as part of the deal for auto upgrade to CS6). Are there any best practices I should observe for installing the update to make sure it doesn't gum up or fall over or whatever (or should I just whack the disc in and let it run)???
We're running Win7 SP1 64bit.
Regards,
Graham

Also, as Steve mentioned above, you can Turn off UAC, anti-virus program just to be sure that any of your security settings won't interrupt the application.
Here is a quick guide to Restart Windows in a modified mode | Windows 7, Vista -
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/restart-windows-modified-mode-windows.html
Enjoy!

Client on Server installation best practice

Hi all,
I wonder on this subject, searched and found nothing relevant, so I ask here :
Is there any best practice/state of the art when you have a client application installed on the same machine as the database ?
I know the client app use the server binaries, but must I avoid it ?
Should I install a Oracle client home and parameter the client app to use the client libraries ?
In 11g there is no more changeperm.sh anymore, doest-il prove Oracle agrees to have client apps using server libraries ?
Precision : I'm on AIX 6 (or 7) + Oracle 11g.
Client app will be an ETL tool - explaining why it is running on DB machine.

GReboute wrote:
EdStevens wrote:
Given the premise "+*when*+ you have a client application installed on the same machine as the database", I'd say you are already violating "best practice".So I deduce from what you wrote, that you're absolutely against coexisting client app and DB server, which I understand, and usually agree.Then you deduce incorrectly. I'm not saying there can't be a justifiable reason for having the app live on the same box, but as a general rule, it should be avoided. It is generally not considered "best practice".
But in my case, should I load or extract 100s millions of rows, then GB flow through the network, with possible disconnection issues, although I could have done it locally ?Your potentially extenuating circumstances were not revealed until this architecture was questioned. We can only respond to what we see.
The answer I'm seeking is a bit more elaborate than "shouldn't do that".
By the way, CPU or Memory resources shouldn't be an issue, as we are running on a strong P780.

Data Warehouse using MSSQL - SSIS : Installation best practices

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I am working on a MSSQL - 2008 R2 , based data warehouse building. The requirement is to read source data from files, put it in stage database and perform data cleansing etc .. and then move the
data to data warehouse db .. Now the question is about the required number of physical servers and in which server which component (MSSQL , SSIS ) of MSSQL should be installed based on any best practices:
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Working on a wireless deployment for a client... wanted to get updated on what the latest best practices are for enterprise wireless.
Right now, I've got the corporate SSID integeatred with AD authentication on the back end via RADIUS.
Would like to implement certificates in addition to the user based authentcation so we have some level of dual factor authentcation.
If a machine is lost, I don't want a certificate to allow an unauthorized user access to a wireless network. I also don't want poorly managed AD credentials (written on a sticky note, for example) opening up the network to an unathorized user either... is it possible to do an AND condition, so that both are required to get access to a wireless network?

There really isn't a true two factor authentication you can just do with radius unless its ISE and your doing EAP Chaining. One way that is a workaround and works with ACS or ISE is to use "Was machine authenticated". This again only works for Domain Computers. How Microsoft works:) is you have a setting for user or computer... this does not mean user AND computer. So when a windows machine boots up, it will sen its system name first and then the user credentials. System name or machine authentication only happens once and that is during the boot up. User happens every time there is a full authentication that has to happen.
Check out these threads and it explains it pretty well.
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Scott
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Re-installation "best practices"?

well..... Bridge has gone bad..... and I find that I need to reinstall the entire suite to install Bridge..... (feel free to fill in the blanks)
Does a new installation uninstall before installing? are there any best practices for a do-over?
thanks

sorry, it's CS5
The problem that I'm having is with Bridge and unfortunately the recommendation is to uninstall first but Bridge seems to be one of the components without an uninstaller, or individual installer. So after reinstalling I seem to have the same problems. I posted here in the PS forum because it seems that the installer is linked to the PS install.
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Questions VLAN design best practices

As per best practices for VLAN design:
1) Avoid using VLAN 1 as the “blackhole” for all unused ports.
2) In the local VLANs model, avoid VTP (use transparent mode).
Point 1
In a big network, I'm having VLAN 1 as the blackhole VLAN. I'd like to confirm that, even if we're not complying with best practices, we're still doing fine.
a) all trunk ports on all switches have the allowed vlans explicitly assigned.
b) about all ports on all switches are assigned to specific data/voice vlans, even if shutted down
c) the remaining ports (some unused sfp ports for example) are shutted down
d) we always tag the native vlan (vlan dot1q tag native)
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Point 2
Event if we're using local VLANs model, we have VTP in place. What are the reasons of the best practice? As already said, we allow only specific VLANs on trunk ports (it's part of our network policy), so we do not have undesired layer 2 loops to deal with.
Any thoughs?
Bye
Dario

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The main reason for having VTP in place (at least for use) is to have the ability to assign ports to the correct VLAN in each site simply looking at the propagated VLAN database and to manage that database centrally.
We also avoid using the same VLAN ID at two different sites.
However, I did find something to look deeped: with MST and VTP, a remote switch can be root for a VLAN it doesn't even use or as active ports into, and this doesn't feel right.
An example:
1) switch1 and switch528 share a link with allowed vlan 100
2) switch1 is the root for instances 0 and 1
4) VLAN 100 is assigned to instance 1
5) VLAN 528 is not assigned to any particular instance so it goes under instance 0
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MST0
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Address 1c6a.7a7c.af80
Cost 0
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Gi0/1 Desg FWD 20000 128.1 P2p Bound(PVST)
Gi0/2 Desg FWD 20000 128.2 P2p Edge
Gi0/3 Desg FWD 200000 128.3 P2p Edge
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Should I worry about this?

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Hi,
I would like to know what is the best practice for following scenario.
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Can any one tell me, what would be best with respect to performance and all perspective.
Thanks,
Jack

I don't thin that I'm experienced enough but I guess that it depends to many things.
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PI UDS - Installation Best practices

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Per the installation guide the only requirement is to have the PI API installed on the same box as the UDS.
I have the following questions on installing the UDS Framework & PI UDS. Appreciate your answers:
1) Can this be installed on the xMII server with along with the PI API/SDK?
2) Can this be installed on any machine with the PI API/SDK installed?
3) What operating systems does it work with and Is a server class machine a requirement?
4) If the only option is to install this on the PI server, are there memory or CPU requirements to runs this?
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Srinivasan,
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Hello,
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Howdy everybody,
I want to know if is recommended that i install Oracle Database (XE, Enterprise, Standard) using oracle-validated, yum install (from internet) or using packages from DVD - Media ?
if DVD - Media, they are can send me the commands necessary to install?
for example:
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rpm -Uvh unixodbc.1234.rpm
what is command full to install?
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Att,
Lucas
Edited by: 1005247 on 18/05/2013 07:08

1005247 wrote:
all right... but there are many people that said is not good to use from yum install (internet), because if you install from internet, many packages is not necessary to oracle....
what you think?
What do I think?
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Keith,
Client 000 is not the application client.
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Amihan_Zerrudo wrote:
1.) What is the cost of having the scope in a <jsp:useBean> tag set to 'session'? I am aware that there are a list of scopes like page, application, etc. and that if i use 'session' my variable will live for as long as that session is alive. (did i get this right?). You should rather look to the functional requirements instead of costs. If the bean need to be session scoped (e.g. maintain the logged in user), then do it so. If it just need to be request scoped (e.g. single page form data), then keep it request scoped.
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I just have a quick question regarding the best medium to store a certain amount of data. Currently in my application I have a Dictionary<char,int> that I've created, that I subsequently populate with hard-coded static values.
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You could use one of the following methods:
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You could use a settings file. You can specify where the setting file is persisted including under the user's profile or the application. You could serialize/deserialize your settings to a section in the settings. See
this MSDN help section
on details abut the settings.
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step but this time mark it as an embedded resource in your project (you can do this in the properties of the file in visual studio). It will essentially get compiled in your application. Content retrieval is outlined in
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As far as formats of your data. I recommend you use either XML or JSON or a text file if its just a flat list of items (ie. list of strings). Personally I find JSON much easier to read compared to XML and change and there are plenty of supported serializers
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