System 9 Questions.

Hi there, Just wonder who has any experience of System 9 yet? What I was after knowing is: a) Is it worth the upgrade form 7.x ? b) What options do we have to schedule the export of reports to PDF format and email to users? c) How stable is it compared to 7.x? Thanks very much! Bri

The features of individual products are nice but it takes awhile to figure out strange errors like "user admin notfound", "Applet notinited" message on Analyzer,sometimes shared services stop talking to license server, sometimesother services don't talk to shared services properly. I am stilltrying to find the document that gives the right order of startingservices when you have bunch of system 9 products and one of themwon't work after a reboot and will work after next reboot. Maybethe documentation needs some improvement so more time is spent inbuilding things and less in troubleshooting/researching.

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Voting system, questions and answers.

Ok, you can call me blind, dumb or whatever you want but... I simply can't find how to give someone votes (I don't even know how many I have lefy), how to mark my post as a question or as an answered question.
Could someone explain me as if I were 4...
Thanks.
JP

I absolutely hear what you're saying.
But you pose the question: "Is it really about the levels, or about helping our fellow users" ?
Why must it be either, or. Why can't it be about both: Helping fellow users, and feeling good about having rendered that help -- both for the sake of rendering help and for the sake of that tiny carrot called appreciation in the form of + votes and leveling.
The old Discussions system expressly rewarded people who contributed and for receiving the thanks of one's fellow users in the form of + votes. Custom avatar privileges were conferred upon those who qualified for Level 3 status. Lounge access was given to those who qualified for Level 4 status. And under that reward system, the Discussions were vibrant, (imo) thoughtful (for the most part), involved many different users and concerned many different topics.
It's true, as someone pointed out earlier, that children get gold stars. Adults don't. That's also true. Adults get something else, bonuses, an increase in their return on investment, other rewards. Yankees Third Baseman Alex Rodriguez just won the MVP (Most Valuable Player) award in the American League in US Baseball for the season just ended. Did he play so well during the year strictly for the award, the publicity and recognition that went along with it, or for the one million US $ bonus that he got as a result? No, of course not. He's a competitor and a professional athlete and he no doubt wanted to do his best and help his team win, regardless of the prizes and recognition. But was he happy to receive the awards he got? I would imagine so.
IMO, it was about both helping for the sake of helping and about being recognized for having helped in some extremely small way that didn't cost anybody. Now that extremely small carrot, that tiny but nonetheless palpable sense of feel-good recognition has been taken away for reasons that (to me anyway) just don't seem particularly compelling and seem almost certain to result in less people participating in fewer Discussions.

Use of Discovery System :question from a vendors perspective

Hi all
I have a question regarding Discovery System(DS) from a vendors perspective.
what can client actually do with the DS as soon as they buy it, beside using the demo scenario?
Going through the demo if the client decides to use Discovery system, What sorts of works are necessary for fitting the DS and replacing the existing system? Lets us suppose that the client is previously using SAP software(R/3), in this case how he can start using the DS?
Does he have to set a project, the size that of while implementing R/3, and use a great deal of resource for doing the fitting work, the add-ons and testing?
I am just curious about the approximate cost of the implementation and how the client can be persuaded for the ROI on DS.
I am really looking forward to hearing from you.
thanks in advance
sudeep

Hi Sudeep,
to your questions:
- planning migrations
You can evaluate what you will get (technically and functionally) after a migration by looking at the Discovery System already in advance. Customers use that option to shortlist and prioritize new stuff to implement after a migration.
- evaluate compliance tools
Almost the same as above with the difference in the tools/topics. Check out on the DS what you will get in the area of compliance tools without the need for a dedicated project/system.
- simulate business processes
Use the modeling and composition tools to develop new variations of business processes to better suite the needs of your business.
POC's = proof of concepts
Hope that helps,
rAimund

Request new password system question:

Hi folks,
I have a small question about the request new password system:
What to do when someone doesnt like another user who uses my (for example) forum like application and keeps requesting new passwords for this user...
I think the user would go crazy about his password changing all the time and stops visiting the forum. Does someone know a solution?
It would be nice if a user must confirm his password change trough e-mail before it gets changed, something like the account activation system or something.
Thanks in advance for any comments :)

Yes, if you change the email password, the stolen iPod will not download new mail. Existing mail on the device can be accessed.
lost/stolen
No app on the iPod is required.
- If you previously turned on FIndMyiPod on the iPod in Settings>iCloud and wifi is on and connected, on a computer browser go to iCloud: Find My iPhone, sign in and go to FIndMyiPhone. If the iPod has been restored it will never show up or continue to show off-line.
- You can also wipe/erase the iPod and have the iPod play a sound via iCloud.
iCloud: Erase your device
iCloud: Use Lost Mode
- If not shown, then you will have to use the old fashioned way, like if you lost a wallet or purse.
- Change the passwords for all accounts used on the iPod and report to police
- There is no way to prevent someone from restoring the iPod (it erases it) using it unless you had iOS 7 on the device. With iOS 7, one has to enter the Apple ID and password to restore the device.
- Apple will do nothing without a court order
Reporting a lost or stolen Apple product
- iOS: How to find the serial number, IMEI, MEID, CDN, and ICCID number

OEL file system questions - XFS and encrypted file system

Does anyone know if Oracle Enterprise Linux 64 bit can support / install the XFS file type ?
Different question.
Does anyone know if Oracle Enterprise Linux 64 bit can encrypt the whole file system?
Steve

Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL), which is based on RHEL source, does not contain everything you need to create an XFS filesystem.
Sergio

Remotely accessing a CCTV system - questions :)

Hi
I want to remotely access my CCTV system that's set up using multiple cameras and a DVR.
The DVR has an ethernet port to connect to a router.
The problem I think I have is that I can only get a 3G service where I am and therefore I use a 3G router with embedded sim card, and then connect an Airport Extreme to the router, and extend the 'Airport Network' with further Airport Extremes and Airport Expresses.
Standard 3G SIM service providers do not offer a fixed IP address. This isn't a problem for normal internet activity but I think it is when trying to remotely access the DVR.
So someone suggested using a DDNS or noip.com service, however I'm told that 3G providers prevent the SIM cards from being able to use these services, something to do with NAT?
So my question is, is there anything at all that I can do using my current setup? Or is my only option to run a separate 3G router with a fixed IP sim card (you can get them but they are considerably more expensive) dedicated to the DVR? Would Back to My Mac provide a possible solution?
Other than what I've mentioned I have no other real knowledge of networking etc, so please explain any answers simply!
Thanks

I don't think I can use dyn.com or noip.com as I've been told that the SIM providers don't allow you to port forward on a router.
I don't really know how Back to My Mac works but I wondered if I have the DVR connected to one of my AirPort Extreme Routers could I access that router (and the DVR) using B2MM?
I also want to be able to access the DVR and settings when I'm in the house using my laptop. Can someone offer any advice on how to do this?
Much appreciated

"Previous Systems" question

i was having some problems on my macbook so i reinstalled tiger, without erasing my past folders. now it's working fine but all the settings default and none of my apps work well, i have to look for them under previous systems. I had also backed up my HD on my external HDD how could i just restore everything to look, act and feel like my old system

Hello alberto:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
If you did an archive and install, you should only have one previous system folder (a very large one).
In any event, in answer to the second part of your question:
+I had also backed up my HD on my external HDD how could i just restore everything to look, act and feel like my old system+
it depends on what method you used to back things up. If you made a bootable clone, you would just restore it. If you used other methods, the answer is "it depends."
Barry

New System Questions

Hi,
A while back I purchased a Prevision T5500 with the following specs.
Precision T5500
Dual Xeon E5620 @ 2.4ghz
12gb Ram
Quadro 5000 Video Card
Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
Adobe Creative Suite CS5.5
Matrox MXO2 LE w/Max
I recently found out that my system specs are not compatiable with any HD. I read that my processor was not fast enough.
I am wondering what processor I should have purchased or if there is any useful information on selecting the appropriate system. I went through Adobe's specs, but it was just a generic set of specifications. Also, is the Matrox MXO2 LE with Max the best I/O for Premiere or are they other alternatives?

Start with the last question about Matrox. The best alternative is don't use Matrox at all. The perpetual problems with their drivers, the long time it takes them to fix issues are not worth it.
The system is not bad. It is only 3-4 times slower than a fast system. But it could well be that it is seriously slowed down by Matrox. For ideas about a different system look at Adobe Forums: What PC to build? An update... or PPBM6 Planning a new system
In the future if you need a new system, bypass Dell, HP and similar brands and go to a good custom builder like ADK or DIY.

3d mark score 50% of comparable system question

Last August purchased a Ti4200-VTD8X (602-8894-160) 128mb. Using Nvidia Driver 44.03 because Need For Speed Hot Pursuit won't work properly w/ Nvidia 45.23 nor MSI driver 45.32 and have been advised drivers any higher are for FX series with no gain on a GF series.
System is basic Dell Dimension 8250 P4 2.5 Ghz, 1Gb PC-1066 533 Mhz RDRAM, 4x AGP, Creative Labs SB Live 5.1, Samsung DVD read & NEC CD R/W, Hauppauge TV Card. Intel onboard NIC. About 1 month left on warranty.
Been through the format C:, reinstall system many times with appropriate updates. Believe it's a good clean system w/ 821 Mb free memory, Task Mgr w/ no apps running shows only 23 processes running, commit charge is 127 mb of 2462 Mb Available. All video control panel settings are at best/high performance. Antivirus and firewall turned off.
Now the problem. Getting only 5200 3d Marks. Futuremark comparison graphs show comparable system should be getting approx 11000.
Been on the Dell Video Forum and Nvidia Usenet news group many times. Run many system tests, all getting good results. All the gurus and I believe something is wrong with AGP sub-system on the motherboard. Have argued and argued with Dell who will only try to sell me an 8X AGP motherboard. They say for the card to get the higher score even though its supposedly 4X backward compatible it actually requires an 8X AGP MB to clock at peak performance.
Could they possibly be right or are they just blowin smoke and trying to welch out on a deserved new motherboard? Just want opinions from those who know MSI Vid Cards.
Thanks for any opinions or support. Might just Email Dell the results.

Mr. J,
And you wonder why we all build our own systems. Sorry but:
"Dude, you got Delled!"
Do not bother talking to the guys on the other line of that Dell "Award Winning Service and Support", all it is, is a a bunch of underpaid, unskilled people, asking you questions out of a book and depending on what you reply, they read what it says in the book to you.
To start with, the differnece between that card running at 8X vs 4X is less than 3% Performance, you will not be able to tell.
My guess is you do not have the proper GART Drivers for the AGP Slot.
Your Mobo is the Intel's 82850 chipset, so you want the .inf file from Intel.
Then install the nVidia ForceWare Drivers
Take Care,
Richard
P.S. We want your 3DMark2001SE score to be around 12k.

D200 Creative Wireless/Bluetooth Speaker system question?

Is the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 compatible with the D200 Creative Wireless/Bluetooth Speaker system? I understand it says, "all other bluetooth enabled devices". Just want to make sure...thanks.

hi Adtrix,
Can you try making sure that the bluetooth driver from Lenovo support site is installed,
If your system is running Windows 8, Check the Lenovo Energy Management 7 version is installed. If not
uninstall the Lenovo Energy Management from Control Panel / Programs and try donwloading this.
Lenovo Energy Management Software 7.0
cagt26ww.exe
21.2MB
After installation
try hitting Fn+F5 and check the if bluetooth radio status is "ON'
Best Regards
Solid Cruver
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Windows system questions

I've got an old Windows XP system that just doesn't cut it for Lightroom and I need to upgrade. I've been researching various systems and I'm trying to determine what the best system would be for Lightroom.
I've got a budget of about $3k to $4k for a new CPU. I think that should allow me to get a pretty good system.
Here's my questions:
1) Should I look at one of the "gaming" systems like the XPS or Blackbird, or are they not well suited to Photoshop and Lightroom?
2) Should I consider running the 64 bit version of Vista? Does LR & PS CS3 support 64 bit or will they support it soon?
3) I could get a Dell Precision workstation with dual Xeon processors for about the same cost, would it be better or worse than the XPS style systems?
For the moment I'm only addressing Lightroom, Photoshop and DW CS3. I realize that the 64 bit OS would probably not support some of my other software, but I'm not a gamer, so I don't really care if the latest "shoot-em-up" doesn't run.
I also realize that spending about $4K for a gaming rig will only get me a moderately fast system, but I don't have the $10K for a FalconNW tricked out box with liquid cooling and custom paint job. What's my best option that doesn't require a second mortgage?

Hi Bob,
Yeah, if you are looking at the latest/greatest already, than it would be hard to beat the specs. But you could still win handily on the over all price.
One of the things I am considering for my next system (with in 12 months) is a new HD scheme based on ssd. Here is my initial though on that topic so far:
A separate ssd for the following:
System Disk (32-64gb)
LR DB disk (16-64 gb)
pagefile disk (8-32gb)
would continue to use old fashion (external)HD's for data storage/backup
My main reason for this is 4 fold:
1) Heat generation
2) power consumption
3) disk access speed
4) size off disks vs overall size of case ( I like small cases)
My main imaging computer is only used for imaging apps. So I do not need a huge system disk ( I use a laptop for everything else) Prices are falling quickly on ssd's and the industry expects prices to be nearly half of todays prices with in a year (or so)
As for ram, do your home work. As of recently (this may change with intels newest offerings) Intel systems prefer higher bandwidth, while AMD systems like faster latency timings. Just getting higher bandwidth ram may not do as much as you hope. So make sure that you do your research for the complete system you want to build. I am no expert here, I just do LOTS of home work before I fork over cash for my parts.
As for processor, you mentioned not wanting to OC your system. Well, don't overlook this possibility. At least with AMD processors (again this is recent) you can go with a lower $ value (slower speed) processor and oc it mildly to meet the speed of the more costly, speedier, model. And this holds true for their higher end chips as well. As much as you can push a slower one you can push a natively faster one as well. All this can usually be done with nothing more that a good heat sink/fan. I have been running with 15% oc for the past year and have had no problems. ( and I am only using the stock heat sink/fan in a very small case, better cooling and bigger case I am sure I could safely do 25%+)
Just some thoughts...
oh, one other thing: Power supplies. Make sure you get one that is properly sized for you system. It will run more efficiently and save you bucks every month!! There are websites that give you details on how to calculate proper power supply size. Just don't get sucked into the bigger is better idea with them.

New MSI system questions/mistakes?

I built a new system with the K7N2 Delta ILSR.
It's running XP home with all the updates/service packs.
It has the latest MSI drivers/utilities.
Hardware:
AMD XP3200 Barton R with 400 Mhz FSB (more on this later)
1G of PC 3200 Kingmax Memory.
PS case with a TigerPro PSU rated at 350W (also has front USB2.0 ports)
SCSI drives (7200 and 10K)/Adaptec 2940 U2W.
Plextor DVD +/- RW
ATI 9600SE video
So the first issue (now that I have researched things better... duh!)
1. This MB doesn't take advantage of the CPU/Memory speed, but seems to run OK at 2200 MHz. Should I try to overclock to get more performance?
2. Is this power supply good enough or am I running on the edge?
Finally, I can't get the !@#$% USB2.0 drivers to install. I've followed some other recent threads with the same issues and tried the recommendations with the same results... no USB2.0 drivers. I think this is not allowing my Nomad ZenII drivers to install.
Thanks for any advice.

Regarding question 1, is Kingmax RAM approved for NF2 mobos (check the sticky at the top of this forum).
About question 2, PSU on the edge?
That depends upon the amperages coming from the rails of your power supply (especially the 12V). The 12V should >18A to properly power your 'puter.
In reality there are only a few good power supply makers (Antec, Enermax, PC-Power & Cooling). The others like Qtech, Super Power, Uber Super Power, Macho Power, etc. are junk, relating to their $40 price point. If you want to save yourself alot of headaches get a >430W name brand power supply, and you'll be good to go. For reference, my 460W Enermax puts out 32A across all three voltages. We've seen people in this forum with no-name 500W power supplys which put out 14A on the 12V rail and wonder why they're having problems.
Ok, I'll step off my soap box, OUCH...
Good Luck

Crystal report and SAP system question

Hi,
I try to report off the SAP system using crystal reports without installation of the BOE server. But with very few knowledge of the SAP system, I am not clear of how and what to do. The following is what I have done:
1. From the client machine, I open the crystal report 2008
2. click "SAP" button and then click "Create New Report from a Query"
3. Select the system and enter the login user name/ password information
4. A dialog "Select Query for your Crystal Report" displayed.
    But under "Favorites", no entry found
    Under "Roles", no entry found
    Under infoAreas, there is a "Technical content" on top level and "Exchange Rate Type" is under it. I select this exchange rate type in the report, but it is an empty table.
If I use the same user name/ password to log on the SAPGUI, I am able to see lots of data.
Does anyone know what are the appropriate configuration steps to make the tables/views in the SAP system visible in the crystal reports? Could you please give me the details? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Vicky

Hi,
are you trying to report on top of a BW query (mentioned in step 1 and 2) or you trying to create a report on top of tables (mentioned further down).
Ingo

Wireless Client PING-Based monitor system question

Hi:
I joined this forums because i need to recopilate info about a monitor system.
So, i have a relative big wireless network and due to legal instances I MUST use a ping-based monitor system to see the status of my network devices and the final clients on wireless station.
We developed a php linux-based system to make pings every 5 minutes to see if there is a host UP or DOWN. Everything works fine, the server is making the pings to the clients and MRTG generates graphic statistics.
Reference image -> http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/9125/pingred0xq.jpg
The problem is now I have received a notification to make a change on this system to send the pings FROM the clients TO the server and generate statistics.
Is there any difference between making pings from the Client side to the server and viceversa? Does round-trip time is different maybe?
What are the technicals issues on this system?
I accept every critic, advice, suggestion, information, etc.
PS: Sorry my poor english

That's interesting. It sounds as if you may have a good reason for implementing this, but it would also seem to be an inefficient monitoring scheme. A polling interval of 5 minutes does not give that much granularity for statistics even if you are able to make it work from the client side. Also, you would need to centrally collect the statistics in some way. If it were me I would stick to a centrally based monitoring system. I make heavy use of the syslog capabiliy on Cisco access points since they log just about everything. You can even have a syslog monitoring system page you for something as small as dropped wireless connection if you want to go that far.
Sorry if that's not much help, but I would definately have some people look at the big picture before implementing the proposed solution.
Good luck with it.
R Duke

Quick Flash/operating system question

Is it THAT necessary for me to upgrade one of the systems
here to Win XP for Flash 8? Can I get by with the Win 2000
Professional? I kind of need to know NOW...
Thanks,
Jacki

Jacki in Atlanta wrote:
> Is it THAT necessary for me to upgrade one of the
systems here to Win XP for Flash 8? Can I get by with the Win 2000
Professional? I kind of need to know NOW...
riht after your post there is another that starts with "In
Flash-8 on Windows-2000"
so I guess it does work :)
Best Regards
Urami
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Business System Question

i sent an IDOC from my backend R/3 system and i looked at the monitor in XI and i found the sender service is "R3E_100". But the business system name i have in my SLD is R3_COE2,and i have selected this name as my sender in all of my configuration objects.
Should the names be identical?
Thank you
Venkat

yes.ofcourse

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