Some basic questation about mbam and bitlocker

Sorry for questation . What doing options Auto-unlock ?
allow auto-unlock and require auto-unlock .
and exist some construction betwen setting fixed drive and os drive . If I disable encrypting fixed drive or set only read fixed drive it mean that os drive is set to ?
and about bitocker:
exist solution how i enforce encrypting ?
thank you
Falcon

Recovery key and the PIN are two different protectors. PIN is something you set to unlock your machine at boot. It provides an additional protection. You can always change the PIN choosing option, bitlocker drive encryption option from control panel.
Recovery key is to log in the machine if your machine goes into the recovery mode. If you will not be able to access your OS Drive how you will be able to boot. TPM string is called as the Ownership Hash password which is different from the recovery string
of the OS Drive which is a 48 digit numerical password.
Gaurav Ranjan

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hi all, basic questation about backup and VSS
Environment:
windows 2008r2,NAS backup disk connected with iSCSI
If i create in the windows backup server job , where i backup disk D , target is NAS disk and start it . Windows backup is requester and is created shadow copy . This shadow copy is created in the disk D or in the NAS disk ? If in the disk D is created for
everyone application snapshot ? After created snapshot the windows backup copy data from snapshot to windowsimagebackup ? And If windows backup create different snapshot how detect which files is changed ?
thank you
Falcon

Hi,
Windows Server Backup stores backup versions in volume shadow copies. After the data write is complete, Windows Server Backup creates a shadow copy of the volume where the backup is stored using Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). This shadow copy retains the
state of the storage volume as a “backup version” or “point-in-time” of the backup and must restore using this backup version.
You could refer to the article below to know the steps of a back up operation performs:
Backup Version and Space Management in Windows Server Backup
http://blogs.technet.com/b/filecab/archive/2009/06/22/backup-version-and-space-management-in-windows-server-backup.aspx
Windows Server Backup uses Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) and block-level backup technology to back up and recover your operating system, files and folders, and volumes. The Volume Shadow Copy Service is used to differentiate between backup sets, and to track
where the various blocks are being written to within the shadow copy storage.
For more information about the incremental backup technology, please see:
Learn more about system image backup
http://blogs.technet.com/b/filecab/archive/2009/10/31/learn-more-about-system-image-backup.aspx
Backup and Recovery Issues with Windows Server 2008 (Part 2)
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles-tutorials/windows-server-2008/Backup-Recovery-Issues-Windows-Server-2008-Part2.html
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Basic questation about MBAM

HI all , sorry for basic questation .
I try set with gpo mbam client in the windows 7 . I set requerid encrypt os drive and fixed drivers .and questtaion :
in the error log is write :
detect OS volume encryption policies conflict . check bitlocker anb MBAM policies related OS drive protectors .
I set MBAM only in MBAM GPO .
an second quetstaion .
I cannot enable bitlocker only with GPO ? I must enable manualy ?
thanx
Falcon

Recovery key and the PIN are two different protectors. PIN is something you set to unlock your machine at boot. It provides an additional protection. You can always change the PIN choosing option, bitlocker drive encryption option from control panel.
Recovery key is to log in the machine if your machine goes into the recovery mode. If you will not be able to access your OS Drive how you will be able to boot. TPM string is called as the Ownership Hash password which is different from the recovery string
of the OS Drive which is a 48 digit numerical password.
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Some basic question about SCM Installation

Hi Folks,
Could you please advice me about some basic questions about SCM and its installation -
Q1. Do I need to have an R/3 System to be able to practice OR demo the SCM system?
Q2. If, yes, which version of SCM is compatible with the ECC 5.0?
Q3. What are the basic requirements to install SCM (version compatible with ECC 5.0) and ECC on a oracle db and windows OS?
Q4. Does SCM have APO and BI as an inbuilt functionality OR does the user need to purchase these as an Add-On?
I know these are some basic questions, but these will help me give me a direction.
With best wishes,
Krishna

Hello Krishna -
Q1. Do I need to have an R/3 System to be able to practice OR demo the SCM system?
---> There are various Modules in SCM Like APO (Sub Modules DP (stand alone), SNP Needs Master data from R/3 and has to pass on transactional Data to R/3, PPDS same as SNP, GATP same as SNP), ICH needs Data from R/3 to work with. Core Interface (CIF) connects R/3 to APO for transferring data.
Q2. If, yes, which version of SCM is compatible with the ECC 5.0?
-->For thorough understanding explore the following links
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm41/helpdata/en/9b/954d3baf755b67e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm50/helpdata/en/9b/954d3baf755b67e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Q3. What are the basic requirements to install SCM (version compatible with ECC 5.0) and ECC on a oracle db and windows OS?
-->Refer Above
Q4. Does SCM have APO and BI as an inbuilt functionality OR does the user need to purchase these as an Add-On?
--> APO comes with a small BI inbuilt functionality. you can only perform certain functions using that BI.
Hope this helps.
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if anyone of you have any links or documents
associated with this scenario please do send me.
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Hi,
here is what I know..
1 & 2. Depending on the backend SAP version, the relevant ESS/MSS Business Packages have to be installed on the Portal. On the backend it will be via an Add-on.
3. The webDynpro versions of ESS/MSS are available from mySAP ERP2004/2005 (ECC5/6). The best way to customize the iViews would be through the NetWeaver DevStudio.
ent
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You can find all the different packages & their info right here on SDN. From the home page click on the Portal Content Portfolio on the right hand side of the page>Browse Content Portfolio>Self Service for ESS & Line Manager for MSS.
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Basic questation about collation

HI all,
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SMS_R_System.ResourceId where SMS_G_System_ENVIRONMENT.VariableValue = xzy " But where is the name for this value . I want etc. variable name PUBLIC value = "c:\public"
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OK, I think I follow now:
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Basic questation about backup SQL database

Hi I have basic questation about backup database . If I set DPM to backup database and the database have full model and another application truncate log. Detect this dpm and create full backup or create error ?
Falcon

Hi,
If you want another backup process to truncate the logs instead of DPM, you can just configure DPM to synchronize
just before a recovery point. That basically tells DPM to just perform express full backups which will not truncate logs.
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Can anyone please tell me some basic infomation about Master data?

Can anyone please tell me some basic infomation about Master data like
1)The history of master data
2) Why it is so critical
3) What the advantages of it
4) What is the future of master data
Any inputs in this regard will be very helpful
Thanks in advance

Hi Gowri,
Master data is backbone of any business software.It helps us to do transaction.
If you go to any ATM and do some transaction,you get a monthly statement.This monthly statement contains your address details and your transaction details.
So your address details and your account is like master data which is not changed so frequently but your transactions keep on happening on regular basis on your account and name.So your name and account are your master data which is set up once and donot change so frequently.
Similary if you create a Purchase order in SAP system.You need Material master and vendor master.The material master contains material details and vendor master contains vendor details and using that you create PO which is a transactional data which keep on happening for a particular vendor & material combination on regular basis.
So we set up master data once and make changes to these only when needed and record transaction against that.
So in first case your banking details which you enter while opening account is your master data and in next case Material Master and vendor master is master data which set up mostly once.
There are three types of data in SAP system
1. Organizational level data (ICICI Bank and Branch)
2. Master data (Your User data while opening account)
3. Transactional data (Your Regular transaction).
I hope ,you are clear on this by now.
There is a SAP software in Netweaver Stack now called MDM (Master data management) which will help to manage master data.
regards,Nishant
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Some basic questions about DAC

Hello
I am just starting to use DAC now and I have some basic questions about DAC..
1: How many different kinda image tables are there, what are they used for?
2: In order to check which ETL mapping with in the same execution plan is taking a long time, what to do? I mean is there a table that stores such info?
3: How to determine which ETL task to run after and which after?
4: Is subject area always map to the Informatica workflow folder? Or what should subject area be?
Please shed some lights on it, deeply appreciate!
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Hi,
I have problems to understand you question but will do a try:
From a logical point of view objects can be only serialized reasonabely when they have a state of it's own which can be reestablished at a later point in time and space without further dependencies.
F.E. a "serialized file" would NOT make much sense cause it depends heavily on the state of the underlying file system.
You can't expected that is can be deserialized at a later point of time (physical file refered may not longer exists) or on another machine, where the serialized object was transported to.
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Can somebody teach me some basic knowledge about SD?

I work in BW but I have to know some basic knowledge about SD that are listed below:
How to create a sales order?
what is sales organization?
what is sold to party and many more if you have any links for this kind of information please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
York

Hai Les York,
What you want to know is a vast subject and it will be better to sit with any SD consultant and know all you want. I can do that if you are in Hyderabad.
To briefly tell you what you wanted is:
A Sales Organization is the highest organizational element in any Sales Department of a Company and it is responsible for all the sales activity of that company.
A Sold-to-Party (SP) is non other than your basic Customer. We call him so because he may have a different place where sometimes we have to give deliveries and that place / department will be called as a Ship to Party (SH) of our SP. Like wise if you have a different place to send the Invoice of that SP, then that department will be known as the Bill to Party (BP) for this SP. And if some body other than our SP is paying, then he will be our Payer (PY).
Now to make a Sales Order, go to T Code - VA01, enter, enter your Sales Document Type and your Sales Organization, Distribution Channel, your Division and hit enter, now enter your SP no., and your customer's PO no., and the Material(s) and their respective quantities and if all the basic customization has been done correctly, you will get the Price, Plant, Storage Location, etc., and you can save it.
Then you do your Delivery and finally the Billing depending on your client's buiseness process.
SAP help desk is the best place to help you with all your queries regarding SAP - SD, for Sales Documents I can give you this link, remove all the spaces and use it.
www. help. sap. com/ saphelp_47x200/ helpdata/ en/ dd55fa7a545a11d1a7020000 e 829fd11/ content.htm
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I have a Macbook Pro june 2011... I have 8GB ram but I only have 256mb VRAM... I've read some other questions about this and I realized... Why do I not have 560mb of VRAM since I have 8GB of RAM? Is there any way to get more VRAM to play games on steam?

I have a Macbook Pro june 2011... I have 8GB ram but I only have 256mb VRAM...
I've read some other questions about this and I realized... Why do I not have 560mb of VRAM since I have 8GB of RAM?
Is there any way to get more VRAM to play games on steam?
I've learned by reading other topics that I can't upgrade my graphics card on my Macbook Pro because it's soldered into the motherboard or somthing like that, but please tell me if there is any way to get more video ram by chaning some setting or upgrading something else. I'd also like to know why I only have 256MB of VRAM when I have 8GB of RAM, since I have 8GB of RAM I thought I was supposed to have 560mb of VRAM...
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Is there any way to upgrade my VRAM, so that I can play games on steam?
Why do I only have 256MB VRAM when I have 8GB total RAM?
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I have a quad core i7 Processor.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH IF YOU CAN REPLY,
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Basic question about storage and safety in iMovie '11

A very basic question about storage and safety:
I want to keep a backup of my raw footage on my external hard drive prior to begin working on the movie in iMovie. I want to do this:
1. Upload the digital files from my camcorder to my Desktop *(as opposed to iMovie)*
2. Duplicate that footage/clips.
3. Put the duplicate clips/footage into a folder labeled with the name of that footage (like "Fun At the Dentist" or "Jimmy Learns How to Yodel").
4. Drag the folder with the footage/clips into my external hard drive into a pre-existing folder titled "Backups/duplicates of all of my raw footage/clips." This big granddaddy folder will house all of the child folders of different movies.
5 Then, open up iMovie '11 and import the raw footage/clips from my Desktop rather than from my camcorder.
6. Then I want to make a duplicate of my finished movie and put it in my external hard drive in a "Finished Movies" folder.
I know that the original raw unedited footage will always be in iMovies '11 but I want the original to also exist immediately accessible in my external hard drive.
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Is this viable? Is it wise? (I know it goes an extra unnecessary step, but aside from that.)
*Do you have any precautionary advice?* Should I do something in my iMovies '11 preferences? What?
In earlier years with iMovie '04 or '06 (cannot recall) I made many novice errors and ended up losing audio to my finished movie. I also lost footage.
This time around with iMovie '11 I don't to make such novice, ignorant errors.
Thanks so much for any comments to this question.
-L

Yes I'm sure it will work great for you.
The iFrame format is something Apple has come up with. The reason for its existence is unknown to me so I can only speculate. But it seems to me that Apple "invented" this format in order to have devices such as Ipod/Ipad/Iphone/Ixxx create clips that are editable on consumer hardware such as already mentioned devices but also standard Mac computers, without the need for format conversion.
iMovie converts most input formats during import, which takes a lot of time, and this need for conversion often comes as a surprise to most people new to home video editing.
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Some basic questions about foriegn key , and relationships.

Hi
Thank you for reading my post
I read some documents about foreugn key and tables relation ships.
but i still can not understnad some stuff.
1-when we have a foreign key , we have two tables that we want to relate them together
in a way that one of ? table columns forced to be a value from ?? table column.
what is name of those two tables , i saw , child-parent , ..... which confuse me.
can some one please tell me correct name of those two tables ?
2-some times we need some kind of master details relation like :
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3-we can achieve many-to-many relation only by using a helper table to host both tables primary keys in a record to relate them together.
can you point me to some resources that help me to find answers to this questions ?
or explain them to me ?
thank you for your time.

These are critical database basics that you need to understand. I would seriously recommend getting some study in, because proper relational database design relies on the basic principle of data and relationships and a process called normalization.
In reality, you only really need one gigantic table to host data. It would include everything you would want to know about something - let's take a sales order for example. You would have to record the customer's name, address, etc. along with every item they ordered, etc. You would have a HUGE table full of data that appeared over and over and over again. This is bad design for two basic reasons: it is difficult to query, and it is very easy to have minor mistakes like capitalization or alternate spellings that prevent things from matching up properly. For example, let's say Bob orders 40 widgets and 40 digits. In our hypothetical table, we could put it in as Bob - 40 widgets and Robert - 40 digits. See how confusing this can get even in a simple example? And let's say you wanted to correct all of Robert's orders to say Bob and you found out there were 40 orders from "Robert" How would you know which ones to change?
The process of normalization helps to reduce the chance for these types of errors in addition to creating a good basis for indexes. You normalize the data by creating sets of parent/child tables with a "key" value to match them. In our hypothetical situation, you could create a table for orders and a table for customers. In the customers table you give all the detail for the customer in one place, and you assign each customer a unique number or ID. In the orders table we add the customer ID (NOT the name) and we ensure that we are getting the customer we want, in addition to saving a lot of space and eliminating redundancy. In our example, the customers table is the "parent" table and the orders table is the "child" table. The child table references the unique entries in the parent table via that id. That reference is referred to as a foreign key. The foreign key in the child table points back to the original and complete record in the parent table and eliminates the redundancy of keeping all that extra data for every order. Foreign keys in child tables always refer to a primary/unique key in the parent field.
That help?

MBAM and Bitlocker to Go

Just need to clear up a couple of points re: MBAM and BTG
1. When I edit the GPO for removable drives using the MBAM node, I see that the Bitlocker node is populated with these settings. I imagine this is 'by design'? Just have not seen it documented anywhere, and the Technet Guidance is pretty
clear about not having the Bitlocker nodes populated.
2. When encrypting a removable drive, I see the recovery key populated in AD, but not in the MBAM SQL database.
This may just be a misconception on my part. Should the recovery key be available in the MBAM database?
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Thanks in Advance.

OK, I think I sussed it out, The fixed drive encryption is working fine, so the agents are talking back to the MBAM server with no problem.
My issue was that I was NOT seeing the keys via the portal. However, I took a usb drive encrypted on one machine, and inserted it into another, and chose "Forgot Password". Bitlocker then presented me with the 8 character recovery string.
I plugged that into the "Drive Recovery" in the MBAM portal, and got the Recovery Key.
So BTG IS working, and storing the keys in the database. As a note, to get removable drive encryption to work I had to:
1. Create a new GPO. Verify NO settings populated on the Bitlocker node(s).
    As mentioned above, once the MBAM Removable drive options are configured, they will also
    show under the Bitlocker node.
2. Configure the MBAM removable drive recovery node:
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3. The machine is known good talking to the SQL server as the fixed drive encryption has been configured, agent installed, and machine encrypted.
Hope this helps.

Some basic information about EBP/SRM

Hi All,
I am new to SDN as well as to EBP/SRM.
While going through the forum, I got to know that there are terms like classic scenario, extended classic etc.
Can anyone pls tell me what do you mena by this? How do you determine what is your scenario?
Can someone share some impotant basic things about EBP/SRM that one needs to know before starting any work on the same.
Will reward full points if I get a good material.
Thanks in advance & expecting replies form your end.
Regards,
Sanaa

Hi Sanaa,
Please, follow this thread: Need to know basic things about EBP/SRM
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