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Please, where can i download RAID MANAGER for solaris 10.

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Commandline for RAID manager

I have a Solaris 8 System that has a Sun A1000 attached to it. Every thing I read says to use the RAID manager to mange it. Because it was already installed before I came on the scene, I don't know any specifics.
This is a remote system therefore using the RAID manager 6 GUI isn't an option. Is there a commandline (or equivelent software)?

Hello Leon,
please review the <b>Sun StorEdge RAID Manager 6.22 User's Guide</b> for a description of the commandline interface.
<b>Sun StorEdge RAID Manager 6.22 User's Guide</b>
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This manual provides the information necessary to set up, monitor, tune, and repair
your RAID Modules using the Sun StorEdge[tm] RAID Manager software. The manual
is divided into seven chapters and an appendix.
</td></tr></table>
Attached is a script published on BigAdmin.
Michael

Searching for dashboard Talent Management in OBI APPS

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I have question to the Gurus that I am searching for Talent Management in OBI Apps Human resource , is it available in 7.9.6 version because we have 7.9.5 and it is not there in that ?
Thanks for quick response,
Amol

Hi Amol,
We have downloaded and setup the BI Apps to see what they are all about. I personally exported a report of all the requests in the latest version, 7.9.6, and there is nothing affiliated with "talent".
Hope this helps. Please award points if you find my research helpful.
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Raid Manager for Solaris 9

I have an A1000 and have been all over the Sun and sunsolve sites looking for raid manager 6.2 or higher, but the download link redirects me to a new storage hardware page. Does anyone have any idea where I can get this software for Solaris 9

http://javashoplm.sun.com/ECom/docs/Welcome.jsp?StoreId=8&PartDetailId=RaidMgr-6.22-SP-G-F&TransactionId=Try

How can I tell if HD is set up for RAID?

I received an external Western Digital 4TB drive with some files on it and I'm trying to tell if the drive is already set up for RAID or not. The company I received it from couldn't tell me and according to the WD box, it's "pre-configured for maximum capacity (RAID 0)". However, when I go into Disk Utility to view the drive, it says the capacity is only 1.8T.
I little more detail... In Disk Utility the left window shows the drive named, "1.8 TB WD My Book Media". Total capacity 1.8TB
S.M.A.R.T. Status: Not Supported
Partition Map Scheme: GUID Partition Table
...In the Partition window it looks like a single partition. Again, Size: 1.8 TB, Available space: 1.1 TB.
Does this make sense? Sorry, I'm not familiar with RAID drives and how they're set up and used. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
I'm just trying to find if this drive is in fact set up as a RAID drive and if so, is it mirroring to the second drive in the enclosure? or not? And if not why does it say that the drive is only 1.8 TB?
Sorry for the rambling.
Thanks.

There is no such thing as a "RAID" drive. Any drive can be used in a RAID array. A single drive is not a RAID drive. It is simply a single drive. When multiple drives are combined into an array via software and/or hardware then one has a RAID array.
Now as far as I can determine WD does not make a single drive larger than 2 TBs. Formatted the drives will contain roughly 1.8 TBs. WD does make a My Book version that has two 2 TB drives that can be configured into a striped RAID array that will provide 4 TBs of storage. I don't know if the product is pre-configured as a RAID array or if you must configure it as such using Disk Utility. For the latter you must first partition and format each drive then use the RAID tab option of DU to set up the RAID array. Select Disk Utility Help from the DU Help menu and search for "raid" to get the help articles on how to set up striped or mirrored RAIDs.

Please need help with RAID Manager (+)

Good day
Could someone give me advice is it possible to organize RAID-5 under Solaris 5.7?
I use SUN SPARC Enterprise 250 with four USCSI HDDs (Seagate 18Gb/10k).
One of the hardware requirments for RAID Manager is:
RAID modules with two A3x00 controllers.
I suppose if I use SCSI - A3x00 controllers are already there? Or I missed something and this should be shipped separately? Is there any way to check are there any A3x00 controllers in my system?
Thanks a lot and happy holidays!
Regards,
Roman

Hi Roman,
The Raid Manager software is specifically for managing some of Sun's external storage arrays, namely the A1000, A3000 & A3500. Raid Manager will be of no use for the internal disks in the Ultra Enterprise 250. What you should be looking at is DiskSuite which is software based RAID that is supplied with Solaris 8. You will find great documentation for Disksuite installation and usage on http://docs.sun.com
Regards,
Ben Humphreys
Sun Australia - Solution Centre

Download raid manager solaris 10

hi all,
where i can download or find patches for Raid manager ( SUNWosafw, SUNWosar, SUNWosau, SUNWosamn) ?
thnx

Here's the webpage you want to go to:
http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/releases.jsp
-- Alan

Search for records by Remote Key or Remote System in Data Manager

Hi all,
We have a requirement to search for records by Remote key and/or Remote System at the main table level. Is it possible to do this using the Data Manager? If so, how?
Thanks in advance!
Lavanya.

Hi,
I crosschecked with MDM 5.5 and Don't think it is possible through Data Manager. How ever using APIs you can search records using remote key/ remote system.
Regards,
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Searching for a good file manager

I'm searching for a good file manager. Konqueror 3.5 is quite good, dolphin 4.1 and konqueror 4.1 are not. Since konqueror 3.5 is going to die due to lack of support in the future, I kind of need to find a new good file manager...
Do there exist file managers with the following features?
Many of these features are things I thought were quite logical to be in a file manager, but seem to be missing in most "modern" ones...
-independent of any desktop (gnome or KDE), just a standalone program
-preferably not being both a web browser and file manager in once, at least not in an annoying way. Konqueror 3.5 shows that being that combination is possible without being annoying.
-ability to have a tree view of the folders on one side and list view showing the files and subfolders of the folder currently selected in the tree on the other side
-detailed list view showing at least filename, type, date and size, and the ability to sort according to any of these properties
-a non-detailed view showing image contents would also be nice, to browse folders of photos or other images
-ability to open files in certain programs if you doubleclick the file, NOT open it by singleclicking, singleclicking may only select it
-ability to select multiple files by dragging box around files or using keys like "ctrl" and "shift"
-ability to do "open terminal here" or type terminal commands in the current open directory
-must have ability to drag files from one folder to another, from list view to tree view and vica versa, to move or copy them
-and must have ability to use "ctrl+c" and "ctrl+v" to copy files and foldes from here to there
-multiple tabs is a huge plus
-favorites (to local folder paths) is also a huge plus
-preview of files when hovering the mouse over them is nice
-must have ability to zip and unzip (or other compression formats) folders by just right clicking them and choosing a zip/unzip command there
-in addition to that, must also have ability to browse through a zip file as you would through a normal directory, and drag files from the insides of the zip file to the tree view to automatically unzip those files there, and of course "ctrl+c"/"ctrl+v" should also work to copy a file from the inside of the zip file, to some other folder on your disk
-no horizontal autoscrolling in the tree view, that is an invention straight from the abyss...

I know exactly how you feel about KDE 4 vs. 3 -- Konqueror was the best part of KDE for me (pretty much the only part I ever used, actually; my window manager is a slightly modified version of WMII and I generally loathe "desktop environments"). KDE 4 ruined it, completely and utterly.
I submitted about 20 different bug reports about Konqeuror 4, mostly features that they'd deleted or mangled; some of them are starting to be addressed now. I don't think they'll ever fix the speed issues though, because those are dependent on the underlying KDE 4 libraries as far as I can tell -- it's as if KDE 4 were purposely and deliberately designed to be slower than KDE 3. Even if they fix all of its deficiencies, that'll probably keep me from using it...
Right now there's KDEmod, which will hopefully maintain its KDE 3 branch for a while longer. It's starting to show some problems, though; I haven't been able to get kdemod konqueror 3 to work fully out of the box (the settings pages are all blank). On my main machine, I somehow managed to hack together some of the KDEmod3 packages so that I have a functional konqueror 3 running alongside the Arch repository's version of KDE4. I'm afraid to pacman -Syu now, though, because it will probably break horribly :P
I don't remember exactly how I got konqueror 3 going like that, as I did it in my initial fit of rage after I did the pacman -Syu that got me KDE4 (a decision I have regretted ever since), but it was something like this:
1. move /opt to /opt.kde4
2. make a new /opt
3. download several KDE 3 packages from the KDEmod3 repositories manually
4. extract those packages into the new /opt with tar -xzf (NOT pacman!)
5. try /opt/kde/bin/konqueror
6. read reams of error messages about missing libraries, segfaults, etc.
7. try to supply the missing libraries by downloading other kdemod3 packages and manually extracting them
8. goto 5
Then, when everything worked (sort of), I renamed some stuff so that 'konqueror' is konqueror 4 (I think having it konqueror 3 broke something else, but I don't remember what), and konqueror 3 is called 'k3nqueror'.
If KDEmod3 ever goes away and there's no other good replacement file manager by then, I'll probably take the source code of KDE3 and try to make a standalone version of konqueror out of it. (Which will probably be quite a project because of how interdependent all the KDE components are.)
Some features I "need" in a file manager, besides the ones you mentioned:
- Konqueror's tree view (where you can expand folder branches in the file list)
- Infinite view splitting -- I frequently have my konqueror windows split into 4, sometimes as many as 6 or 7 view panes. Very useful for sorting out files.
- Selection rectangles are sensitive only over files -- I find full-row-select really annoying, because there are no guaranteed "blank" areas that you can click on to clear a selection. I also use this behaviour to grab long-named files that are interspersed with short ones, because they hilight first when the rectangle touches them (you wouldn't think this very useful, but surprisingly often you do want to do something to all the long-named files...)
- Right-clicking on a folder and clicking "Paste" pastes into that folder, not the current one -- you'd be amazed at how many file managers get this wrong. I shouldn't have to cd into a folder just to paste some files there.

I installed Elements 12 because my version of Photoshop (CS5.1) is not compatible with Yosemite. Now the Adobe Application Manager will not search for updates for any of the programs in CS5.5 that I have. How do I fix this?

I installed Elements 12 because my version of Photoshop (CS5.1) is not compatible with Yosemite. Now the Adobe Application Manager will not search for updates for any of the programs in CS5.5 that I have. How do I fix this?

'''Except 8.0.x version also supported version is 3.6.24 '''you can find it here:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all-older.html
check the system requirements:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/3.6.24/system-requirements/
see also:
[https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Installing%20a%20previous%20version%20of%20Firefox Installing a previous version of Firefox]
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RAID MANAGER for X86?

I am currently working on a project , in which I am connecting an x86 W1100Z Sun server, running Solaris 10, to an A1000 through using an LM320 Dual SCSI card.
The theory is to use SAMBA to share the A1000's file systems across a network consisting of Solaris and Windows hosts.
Despite the proper connection (and termination) of the A1000 to the SCSI card , I am unable to see the A1000 from the "format" command.
I am also unable to find a copy of RAID Manager 6.22.1 which will run on an x86 architecture.
Can someone please advise on how to proceed?
Thanks.

Thanks for the info.
I know that Sun doesn't support A1000 any more, and that it is old-school (plus isn't supported on Solaris 10). However, just 'cos it ain't supported, don't mean it doesn't work!!!!
I had the same A1000 hooked onto the same W1100Z, running Windows Server 2003 and it had no problems seeing it (as a JBOD rather than a RAID, but that's not really a problem once you set up the A1000 to manage itself).
I just find it very hard to believe that there would be a curcumstance where Windows could do something / support something that Solaris doesn't!!!!
I'll try hooking the A1000 onto one on my v880's and re-configuring it as RAID 5 using RM6.22.1, then attach it to the W1100Z and see what happens there.
Any more advice would still be appreciated.

Searching for the Recording Security Manager utility

The WLS v6.1 docs on managing security (http://edocs.beasys.com/wls/docs61/adminguide/cnfgsec.html#1074675)
mentions a Recording Security Manager utility for detecting and resolving permission
problems. Can someone point me to it?

Hi Dan,
Its available on the BEA developer center
http://developer.bea.com/do_login.jsp
You will need to have a login and password to access this site .
Just search for Recording Security Manager and you will get the tool
yeshwant
Dan McHarness wrote:
The WLS v6.1 docs on managing security (http://edocs.beasys.com/wls/docs61/adminguide/cnfgsec.html#1074675)
mentions a Recording Security Manager utility for detecting and resolving permission
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RAID Management Software for TS130 (Windows Server 2008 R2)

Hello, I'm needing assistance locating RAID management software for the TS130 in Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard. In Device Manager, the drive has the following hardware ID: "IDE\DiskRAID11.0.00__". Does anyone know of a utility to check and monitor the health of this RAID array from within Windows?

Hi beau_goldkey,
Thank you for pointing out that we don't have the Intel RAID Management GUI software on the TS130 support page. We'll work on getting that resolved. In the meantime, the same software is used for the TS140 and can be found here.
I apologize for the inconvenience!

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I have searched for solutions to the error 13019, but everyone with the problem doe'st manually manage their music like I do. I really don't want to have to sync and gothrough that mess. Help? solution for manually managing videos and music!!

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