RV120W Admin Question - Large-Scale Scale Deployment

Hello:
I've been demoing the RV120W for consideration of deploying these for a 'large-scale SOHO deployment', possibly hundreds of sites. While I'm not a big fan of the fact that there is no CLI, only a web interface, the RV120W does appear to do all the functionality that I need it to do on a basic level. However, since there is no CLI, is there a way to mange these for a large-scale deployment? For example, is there a way to backup configurations over the network, or a way to perform configuration changes to all the routers at once, on an automated level, such as CiscoWorks, or some other tool? I have not found or read about anything that would be suitable for this router. . .

There are not any tools for a mass deployment. About as far as it goes is make a 'master config' load to each router then tweak the unique attributes. I think in all matters, it will be a cumbersome process.
-Tom
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Hi MrfLinstone,
According to your description, you get the above error when navigate to reports. Right?
Based on the error message, you may not assign the permission to the current use for accessing the target report server. So please follow the steps below to create a system-level role assignment.
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Hi 2xTsei,
According to your description, two report server instances have been configured to a scale-out deployment, while you haven’t performed this configuration.
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Hi and thanks for your reply.
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Dear community,
in the
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Hi CHinz,
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Hi Wynn,
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Exit code (Decimal): 0
Start time: 2015-01-29 15:17:44
End time: 2015-01-29 15:17:56
Requested action: RunDiscovery
Machine Properties:
Machine name: SP-AP-02
Machine processor count: 4
OS version: Future Windows Version
OS service pack:
OS region: United States
OS language: English (United States)
OS architecture: x64
Process architecture: 64 Bit
OS clustered: No
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Product Instance Instance ID Feature Language Edition Version Clustered Configured
SQL Server 2012 Management Tools - Basic 1033 Enterprise Edition 11.2.5058.0 No Yes
SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services - SharePoint 11.2.5058.0 No Yes
Package properties:
Description: Microsoft SQL Server 2012
ProductName: SQL Server 2012
Type: RTM
Version: 11
SPLevel: 0
Installation edition:
User Input Settings:
ACTION: RunDiscovery
CONFIGURATIONFILE:
ENU: true
HELP: false
IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS: false
INDICATEPROGRESS: false
QUIET: false
QUIETSIMPLE: false
UIMODE: Normal
X86: false
Configuration file: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\110\Setup Bootstrap\Log\20150129_151743\ConfigurationFile.ini
Rules with failures:
Global rules:
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Rules report file: The rule result report file is not available.
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I am shocked and distraught to find out that I lost hours of work due to a dodgy ISO image.
Regards,
P.

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Hi Lee,
From the
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/8eebf25f-2c40-40d3-9bb7-bb481fdafc12/is-this-a-scaleout-deployment-?forum=sqlreportingservices
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TechNet Community Support

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I am deploying several ACE devices and GSS devices to facilitate redundancy and site load balancing at a couple of data centers. Now that I have a bunch of experience with the ACE and GSS, are there typical or common ACE deployment methods? Are there reference designs? I have been looking, and haven't really found any.
Even if they are not Cisco 'official' methods, I'm wondering how most people, particularily those who deploy a lot of these or deploy them with large-scale systems, typically do it.
I'm using routed mode (not one-arm mode) and I'm wondering if most people use real server (in my case, web servers) with dual-NICs to support connectivity to back-end systems? Or do people commonly just route it all through the ACE?
Also, how many VIPs and real servers have been deployed in a single ACE 4710 device? I'm trying to deploy about 700 VIPs with about 1800 Real Servers providing content to those VIPs.
How do people configure VIPs, farms, and sticky? I'm looking for how someone who wants to put a large ammount of VIPs and real servers into the ACE would succeed at doing it. I have attempted to add a large number in the 'global' policy-map, but that uses too many PANs.
I have tried a few methods myself, and have run into the limit on Policy Action Nodes (PANs) in the ACE device. Has anyone else hit this issue? Any tips or tricks on how to use PANs more conservitively?
Any insight you can share would be appreciated.
- Erik

As far as i can see from your requirements i suggest you create 1 ear file for your portal and 1 ear file per module.
The ear file from your portal is the main application and the ear files of your modules are shared libraries that contain the taskflows. These taskflows can be consumed in the portal application.
This way, you can easily deploy 1 module without needing to deploy the main application or the other application.
It also let you devide your team of developer so everybody can work on a sepperate module without interfering.
On a sidenote: when you have deployed your main application, and later you create a new module, than you have to register that module to your application so then you will need to redeploy your portal but if you update an existing module, you won't need to redeploy your portal.
As for the security, all your modules will inherit the security model of your portal application.

Best and most secure tracking option for large scale iPad deployment?

Hi, we are deploying iPads to hotel rooms on a large scale basis and need to find an appropriate solution to securely track them in case they are stolen.
We are actually considering Find my iPhone for its simplicity, but the 100 devices limit and also the fact it is relatively easy to disable poses a problem.
On the other spectrum there is AirWatch which is very expensive.
I was wondering if any other options are available for this?
Best regards
Florian

MobileIron Sentry iPad app, enterprise IT departments can track iPhones and iPads, view device inventory, block offending or compromised devices, and remotely wipe stolen, lost or compromised units. The application also enables remotely suspending email access for active staff, just-terminated employees, and others.
Just read about it.

Question About Rating Scale (Likert)

I am building quiz survey slides where users answer survey
questions, and the results are compared against scores of top rated
users. In the process of building the slides, I am not seeing any
dialog box where I can enter the correct answer against the quiz
taker's, and when I test the quiz for results, the quiz taker is
always right. I see there is a review area box on the stage, and
when I double-click on it for its properties, there are options for
an incorrect answer where the right answer should be listed. How
come it doesn't pop up when I enter an incorrect answer in the
preview? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

The rating scale can't support multiple selections per row. You would have to use the multiple choice field (though its not a table layout).
We do support multiple fields on one line now. This post explains:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1144130
Randy

CVI Question - X axis scale

I know this is a basic question but I am unable to figure it out. I
want to scale the x axis of a plot. I am using plot waveform and
printing out the spectrum of a signal. I wish to change the x axis from
cycles per second to cycles per minute but am unable to find a
solution. I have tried changeing the x increment property in the
PlotWaveform function call but this does not work. Am I correct with
the x axis increment property and just missing something or is there
another way of doing this.
Ed Manlove
[email protected]

You can change the X scale
In the block diagram, creat "Property Node" of your plot , and then change
the property to
(X-scale--> Offset and Multiplier --> Multiplier ).
Then multiply the number you want.
Is it right answer in your question?
"Alfred Brower" wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
> I know this is a basic question but I am unable to figure it out. I
> want to scale the x axis of a plot. I am using plot waveform and
> printing out the spectrum of a signal. I wish to change the x axis from
> cycles per second to cycles per minute but am unable to find a
> solution. I have tried changeing the x increment property in the
> PlotWaveform function call but this does not work. Am I correct with
> the x axis increment property an
d just missing something or is there
> another way of doing this.
>
> Ed Manlove
> [email protected]
>

C drive seems abnormally large for the deployment (.WIM taking up all the space)

I just started using SCCM 2012 R2. I've gotten everything setup to do my deployment but it turns out I clicked deploy on a .wim file I had and it filled up the C drive. This is a virtual machine and I never intended to store the data on the C:\
drive. But by following a install online it seems that the default DP puts it there. My SCCMContentLib seems to grow uncontrollably and I can't figure out why. At first I started with a 40GB vm. Then moved it up to 60 to give me 20GB
of free space. Next I noticed that my image wasn't getting sent via the client pc because of a error which tracked back to the operating system status being red. This tracked to not enough space on the C:\ when I clicked the error. I noticed
somehow this WIM file took up the 20GB I had given it extra.
My image is for a Dell Optiplex 3020. The .wim file is 9GB in size on the file share. Yet when I right click and check the properties under Operating System Images it shows as 22,083.82MB. Which doesn't seem all that confusing understanding
that this is probably the extracted size?
So no problem I increased the drive size by 40GB again. I then went to the operating system and right clicked and said distribute content. But it didn't seem to turn yellow. So I went to Task Sequences, Distribute content on the task sequence
that is set to push out that image, then went back to the OS and clicked distribute again. This time it went Yellow. I waited and waited then it failed out again.
Now when I check the C:\ drive it has 4GB or so free, and the status is red again with the error not enough space on the C:\ NTFS drive. I have no idea how a 9GB .wim file can turn into 60GB of space eaten up? What am I not understanding about
SCCM. Just using WDS seemed like a much better solution as it didn't require a insane amount of space to push a single image. I understand that SCCM has many other capabilities which is why I moved to it. Yet this is not a acceptable solution
using up 60+GB for a single 10GB wim file to image a few machines.
There must be something wrong here and I am not doing correctly.

To answer the questions thus far. I originally used WDS and the other program which escapes me MDT? I think to create the wim files on the old server. In the file share there is the .wim and a language.ini file which WDS and MDT created when
making those images. I just moved them to the new file share which has plenty of space. This .wim file is a little over 9GB in size on the file share.
I right clicked the OS file and clicked Distribute, I didn't click deploy. I then boot PXE on the computer and it runs the task sequence. I had several images which failed to distribute due to file space. I removed the content by going
to the DP and in the Content tab and clicked on each image and clicked remove. It stated that it would remove the data for those but would not remove any data linked to other deployments I believe.
I deleted the OS as you said and it cleared up 60GB of space. The next issue is I had to delete the task sequence as I could not longer find a place to edit which WIM it used. Not sure if this is standard or if there is a place to edit this after
the fact when we have a issue such as this?
I wanted to next look into moving the software library to my file share if possible. I see I can create a mapped drive and for example make it E:\. I have read that you can use the Config Manager 2012 R2 Tools to move this. However it looks
like it moves MUCH more than just the SCCMSoftwarelib folder. I have read it required or maybe recommended that you keep the software lib and other folders on the base drive with NTFS. Curious if mapping a share and moving all the files to the
file server I created to store the .wim files is recommended here and possible?

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