Upgrade question for ISE 1.1.1 to 1.1.2 patch 8

Hi everyone,
I need some advise on upgrading from ISE 1.1.1 patch 3 to 1.1.2 patch 8...
I have read the upgrade document on the Cisco website http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.1.1/upgrade_guide/upgrade.html and tried to understand it properly, but I have a couple of questions about it.
Firstly, the procesdures detailed are only relevant if you are upgrading from 1.0 or 1.1 to 1.1.x ( i think )... Well I am already running 1.1.1 and I want to upgrade to 1.1.2 patch 8, so is this document right for me?
Secondly, I would like to follow the procedure for a "Two Admin Node Deployment". But the caveat message and Warning message directly below the diagram worries me as I do not know whether these apply to me...
This supports an upgrade of Cisco ISE, Release 1.0 or 1.1 to Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x with split domain upgrade only, so that the secondary ISE node has to be deregistered individually from the deployment before upgrade.
As I said, firstly I am not upgrading from 1.0 or 1.1 and secondly, what is a split domain upgrade?
Hope you all can help!
thanks
Mario

Thanks Ravi / Tarik,
so I need to perform a split domain upgrade by following the steps below... (sorry about the formatting)
To perform a two-adminnode deployment upgrade, complete the following procedure:
Step 1
Perform an on-demand backup (manually) of the Primary Administration ISE node from the admin user interface or CLI and an on-demand backup of the Monitoring node from the admin user interface, before upgrading to Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x.
.Step 2Deregister the secondary node (Node B) from the deployment setup. After deregistration, this node becomes a standalone node.Step 3Upgrade this standalone node to Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x.When you log in to Node B after the upgrade, if the system prompts you for a license, you must install a valid license for the secondary node based on its UDI. See Obtaining a Valid License, page 1-2 for more information.For more information on how perform an on-demand backup, see the "Performing an On-Demand Backup" section on page 1-3
Step 4Convert the primary node of the previous deployment (Node A) to a standalone node.Step 5Make Node B as the primary node in the new deployment.Step 6Upgrade Node A to Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x and register to Node B in the Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x deployment setup as the secondary node.
After you upgrade your deployment, all the policies and other data of the previous deployment will be retained in your new deployment.

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Upgrade question for laptop to run PPro CS6/CC

All,
I've spent the last several days reading, researching and generally getting up to speed on what my options are re hardware moving forward, and though I've been a lurker/user of these forums (and others) for years, this is my first time engaging directly now that I feel I know a bit more. I must also say how incredible a resource the regular users like Harm Millard have been to self-taught but enthusiastic newbies like me - thank you!
I've been a longtime self-taught, relatively light but still barely pro Premiere Pro user for the past ten years. For the past couple of years, I've been barely getting by using CS4 on my once-top-of-the-line Dell Precision M6500 laptop running Win7 Pro 32-bit. The M6500 is by far my favorite PC I've ever owned and is still rocking, even with older specs (listed below), but it is time to grow up, bite the bullet and (hopefully) upgrade this machine so that I can take advantage of CS6/CC and do a bit more heavy lifting (basic color correction, light After Effects, etc).
I currently shoot on a Sony AX2000 in AVCHD, but am starting to do more work on my Canon t3i and am close to moving up to a Canon 5D mk3, so will be using more HD MOV files in the near future, possibly alongside the old AVCHD footage. Most of my exports are for HD web uploads, but also occasionally export to DVD. I do not anticipate stepping up to Red footage or the like in the near or mid future.
My current laptop specs are as follows:
Win7 32-bit
4GB RAM
Intel i7 quad core M620 (2.67GHz)
500GB 7200rpm HDD
Nvidia Quadro FX 2800M
I've already ordered a RAM upgrade to get me to 16GB, have Win7 64-bit ready to install, and just bought 2 x 750GB 7200rpm HDD (Western Digital). Instead of investing in an all new machine (laptop or desktop), and considering the amazing stability and longevity (so far) of the M6500, I'd like to try and see if I can get this machine to a place where I can take advantage of CS6/CC and have it run stably and somewhat fast. I realize it's not the best option, and that getting an all-new tricked out desktop is the preferred option, but for budget reasons, that's not possible right now.
Here's my plan:
Upgrade so that system will be:
Win7 64bit
16 GB RAM
2 x 750GB 7200rpm HDDs (internal)
rest of the system listed above would remain the same as above - namely CPU and graphics card
The machine can also support a mSATA mini SSD (up to 256GB), but I haven't splurged for that yet. I'm trying to figure out whether to use the two new HDDs in RAID 0 and have the OS, project files, cache, source footage and export files all on those two RAIDed drives, or whether it would make a truly huge difference to add another internal SSD as the boot/OS/Program Files drive and leave the RAID 0 configuration to handle all video and project files. I've read enough to assume that adding the SSD is the preferred option, but it's pricey, and what I'm trying to determine is whether or not it's really worth the cost vs a straight 2-HDD RAID 0 configuration.
I've read a lot about the dangers of RAID 0, but am not too concerned about failures since I use an online backup system (Sugarsync) for all my document files (this machine doubles as my main work PC) and I regularly back up all source and exported video files.
On a separate note, I realize that my graphics card is not listed among the supported cards for CS6/CC - is that going to cause stability and/or significant performance issues, or will it work since I won't be doing 4k/Red files? Is the CUDA hack an option for me? I have the option of upgrading the card to a supported card (Nividia M5000), but it's hugely pricey (close to $2k) and unless it will make the machine an absolute stud for years to come, it's not worth it.
So in short (yeah right ), here are my questions:
Does my proposed new system have the juice to handle what I want to do?
Which HDD setup is preferred, and by what degree (do I absolutely have to get the SSD to make this work?):
2 x 750GB 7200rpm HDDs in RAID 0 for the entire machine
1 x SSD (what size is minimum recommended?) as boot/OS plus 2x750GB HDDs in RAID 0
Will my existing Quadro 2800M graphics card make the other RAM/HDD upgrades a waste of money?
Is my existing CPU powerful enough to warrant these other upgrades?
Sorry for the long post, and thanks for any help you guys can provide!
Van

Van,
Tough love - I'm going to give you my honest opinion here, but it does make me feel bad since you seem to have already ordered parts before you posted.
1. In a word no. Your processor is dual core. You really want at least quad core + hyperthreading for the media that you will be pushing around. The Quadro 2800M only has 96 CUDA cores and DDR3 (slow) memory. BTW, task manager shows 4 "cores" when you have a dual-core + hyperthreading.
2. I'd choose 2. - much nicer - worth the cost
3. yes
4. no
So what to do if you cut bait on your current plan and get a new laptop. Check out recent (< 6 mths old) threads here for lots of discussion at various price points. Gamers laptops and Sager/Clevo models definitely offer the best bang for the buck for laptops to run Premiere, mostly due to the GTX video line trouncing the Quadro line for performance for the price. I loved the Dell M6500 in its time. If you want to replace it with something current day the M6700 is good, but I like what HP is doing for the 17" workstation class even better in 2013. If you can buy a few months, I suspect the new smaller die size 22nm Intel cpus will be really help for laptop performance (desktops have just about all the cpu cooling capacity required, but in laptops cooling through tiny tiny coolers and tiny, tiny, quiet fans is way limited - so, the new lower wattage, cooler 22nm cpus should be much larger boost for laptop users than workstations).
I suspect that I would really enjoy editing on a well thought out $1500 Asus, even better on a $2200 Sager, and would have similar performance with the support of HP or Dell at closer to a $3000 price point for the media you mention above. ADK sells Sager/Clevo laptops and has much better support for video (and audio) editors than HP or Dell ever dreamed to provide; prices would be a bit more than www Sager dealers but ADK is a no-brainer if you want "real" support and a machine that is tweaked for Adobe.
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10.7.2 upgrade question for MacBook Pro 5,1?

i am currently running 10.6.8 on a MacBook Pro 5,1. i'm gonna upgrade it to Lion.
will this process install a recovery partition on my MacBook Pro hard drive? If so, how big?
after i upgrade, will I still need my install discs readily available, or can i finally store them away?
i am just trying to understand how life works after going to Lion on a MacBook Pro 5,1?
it seems that i will only need my original discs for the Apple Hardware Test. Everything else can be done via the recovery partition?
any tips? has anyone done this to a 5,1 yet?
THANK YOU!

Hello and welcome to Apple Support Communities...
Erica M31 wrote:
i am currently running 10.6.8 on a MacBook Pro 5,1. i'm gonna upgrade it to Lion.
will this process install a recovery partition on my MacBook Pro hard drive? If so, how big?
Yes, the OSX Lion installer will create a Recovery HD Partition in your HDD. It's about 650mb in space.
Erica M31 wrote:
after i upgrade, will I still need my install discs readily available, or can i finally store them away?
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Erica M31 wrote:
it seems that i will only need my original discs for the Apple Hardware Test. Everything else can be done via the recovery partition?
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Hope this helps and write back if you have any questions!
Happy Computing!
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Hardware Update/Upgrade questions for Tecra S10-183

Hi,
TOSHIBA TECRA S10-183
Serial number: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Model Number: PTSB3E-0YR04KGR
BTO code: P8700/2G/160G/15.4WBT/DS2/L/M/B/W/3G
Preinstalled Software: Yes [R11382GR]
Date of purchase: 05/13/2011
I use above notebook mobile professionals use for CAD programming and also for Office applications.
2GB of RAM (standard), I can increase to 4GB Kingston (a tie) on purchase.
With the 160GB HDD I had an awful lot at the beginning of loss of speed.
So I had let a month later to a 120GB OCZ Vertex switch from second
And ran for almost 9 months without problems.
Now I have not so much free place in my SDD. So I would like to
"Intel SSD 520 Series 240GB 2.5 SATA III"
Jump leave.
My question would be, I would get this problem?
1) In theory, SATA3 work perfectly well that 240GB SSD right?
In manual, it is up to 120GB SATA2 SSD in it. However, the handbook of 2009. So the information is very old. And at that time were not yet 240GB free for end users SATA3 SSD hard drives.
2) Are there any Windows Professional / Ultimate / Business 64 for 7 as this laptop?
Original I have Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit. I wanted my memory that is extended to 8GB. CAD program running on 64 bit operating system much better.
3) Is the graphics card soldered onto my laptop or can I let it replace it? So it's a plug-in card?
4) Can I move to a higher processor / CPU? To what size?
5) the Mobile UMTS and HSDPA / HSPAU / LTE is capable?
6) I still can not get on the Toshiba support site:
http://de.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/generic/SUPPORT_PORTAL/
find when entering the serial number or the model number is not my laptop?
About an answer I would be very happy.
Sorry for this bad English. My Main Language is German!!
So i hope somebody can help me by my questions.
With kind regards,
Etem Basoglu

Hi,
Thank you very much for help.
Know 4 days after my questions, i have become today this Email from Toshiba Support.
I will send here Information for any one if somebody interrested.
I have today order Intel SSD 520 Serie 240GB. I hope that gives no problem.
1.)
Tested and certified for the notebook, the built-in hard drive so that we can give no performance guarantee, if another disk is installed.
For every Toshiba laptop is the only one of us originally built hard drive tested and certified. Therefore, we can give you any information about your notebook maximum usable disk capacity.
Of course it is possible that other and larger hard drives are detected and used as the type built by us - though we can give you the reasons stated above does not guarantee function.
Our partners have translated depot experience with hard drive upgrades, please partner with a depot in combination, it will give you information about hard disks, availability and prices.
IME company, Borsig 7-9, D 93092 Barbing, Tel +49 - 9401-9333 0
If the manual are given max 128GB, you can assume that these data are correct. We take in no way a guarantee function for the hard drives are bigger.
2.)
We regret that we can offer you any other Windows version, so we ask that you apply directly to retailers or Microsoft in order to inquire about a possible release.
You can upgrade the version with the Windows AnyTime upgrade to a different version.
Information can be found here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/de-DE/windows7/products/windows-anytime-upgrade
3.)
The compromise between design and integration density is so limited that it is hardware not provided by Toshiba to replace the existing CPU or graphics card for a different model. The graphics card is inserted.
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4.)
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I am upgrading my UCM cluster to 7.1.5.33900-10 and I know that when I do all my phones will reboot and upgrade to the latest firmware. My question is will my VG224 devices do the same?
Thanks,
BR

Your VG224 should be fine if your IOS level is what I recommend. Im not sure if your configuration is H323, MGCP, SCCP, etc. There may be a CallManager server version that you might need to adjust as well.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/routers/access/vg202_vg204/software/vg2_vg4_voip_ps2250_TSD_Products_Configuration_Guide_Chapter.html
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Upgrade questions for early 08 iMac from SL to Lion and Vista to Win 7

I've been doing a lot of reading on this forum and elsewhere and have a few questions on the best way to do this so it goes smoothly with the least amount of issues. My configuration is in my sig below.
Unless someone talks me out of it this I want to go from Snow Leopard and Windows Vista Home Premium to Lion and Win 7 Home Premium. I would like to go to Win 7 64 bit but Apple doesn't list my machine as supported for 64 bit so I may have to go 32 bit. I've read elsewhere that others have gone to 64 bit with little to no problems. The individual components in my iMac
Here is what I think is the logical order:
1. Install Lion
2. Previous 2.2 Boot Camp partition should remain intact.
3. Lion Boot Camp Assistant should now be version 4.0
4. Run Boot Camp and download software to burn to CD.
5. Launch Windows and install new drivers using burned CD.
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Does this seem correct? Any suggestions?

Do a clean install of Windows. Hence, remove the Boot Camp partition you have now so Lion can manage the drive.
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SAP upgrade - questions for report painter and query

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I have two quwstions of SAP upgrade.
My requirement is: SAP upgrade from 4.6B to ECC 6.0 with non-unicode.
1.Does SAP upgrade influence the report painter? If influence, could you tell me what should I do for this case.
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> 1.Does SAP upgrade influence the report painter? If influence, could you tell me what should I do for this case.
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> 2. We have so many queries (SQ01) in our system and many of them haven't been run for a long time. we need a tool to get the runtimes of queries in a certain durition.
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Line 3 - dumb phones -> not eligible for upgrade (out-of-state with relatives)
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I was wondering if the following scenario is possible:
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ineoxs wrote:
My current situation is:
Line 1 - smart phone with unlimited data -> eligible for upgrade
Line 2 - smart phone with unlimited data -> eligible for upgrade
Line 3 - dumb phones -> not eligible for upgrade (out-of-state with relatives)
Line 4 - dumb phones -> not eligible for upgrade (out-of-state with relatives)
Line 5 - dumb phones -> not eligible for upgrade (out-of-state with relatives)
I was wondering if the following scenario is possible:
1. Transfer Line 1 upgrade to Line 3
2. Order iPhone 5 with Line 3 by adding 2GB data
3. Activate the iPhone 5 upon arrival on Line 1 via online VZ account or phone with CSR (since I don't have access to Line 3 physically)
4. Remove 2GB data from line 3 (is this even needed since I am not activating iPhone 5 on Line 3. Theoretically, data should not be added to Line 3 as it's still a dumb phone)
5. Contract is renewed on Line 3 for 2 yrs
6. I keep my unlimited data on Line 1
Anyone had success with this scenario? If it's possible then I can repeat it with Line 2 and Line 5.
I got conflicting responses. Some folks are saying the dumb phone also needs to have an upgrade available.
You are PARTIALLY correct. If you do a alternate upgrade, it is going to extend the contract on line one, not line 3. you will have to activate the phone first on line 3 in order not to be charged back the full retail cost of the new device. You can move the phone to line 1, but I would not be surprised if the system catches this and makes you choose a tiered data plan given the fact that line 1 has a new contract. The only way you will TRULY know, is by doing it. Speculation can be unreliable. The things people try to do to get around new policies.....

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Thanks

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I have an iBook G4 1.2GHz 12" with 256 MB of RAM built in. The first stick of RAM I bought to upgrade was bad, somehow, so I returned it. The second stick I bought, from Newegg.com is the following link:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231069
This RAM was PC2 5300, and 1 G. My friend went ahead and bought it for me. I didn't examine too carefully what he bought. When I went to go install it, it didn't quite fit in the slot. The notch was the smallest bit too far to the right.
When I went back to Newegg's website and plugged my computer into their Memory configurator, to see which RAM would work with my computer, it came up with only 3 options, all of which were 512 MB and PC2100. Here's the link to them:
http://tinyurl.com/3pq6g4
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Thanks

Hi,
Your iBook can use either PC2100 DDR266 200-pin SO-DIMM or PC2700 DDR333 however it will run at only 266 MHz. You're not limited to 512MB either. A 1GB stick will work. Go to OWC or Crucial.com and see what they offer.
John

Seeking help with software upgrade questions for my PowerBook G4

I am seeking help/advice for a very low tech guy. I upgraded my PowerBook G4 (ancient I know but I have trouble with our thow away society), to Leopard 10.5.2. However, my iDVD no longer works. I plan on upgrading to iLife'08, but based on the system requirements, I am not certain all of the features (i.e. iMovie'08) will work on my older processor. Before I upgrade to iLife, can anyone tell me if I should do it and if they will work on my all the features will work on my PowerBook G4?

Many prefer iLife'06 to '08, but we went from '05 to '08.
You are correct in that iMovie'08 will not run on your Book, but when you install iLife'08 you are given the opportunity to download iMovie'06 for free.
I can't vouch for it fixing your iDVD however.
Joe

Firmware upgrade question for 300 series switches

Hi-
I have a customer that is investigating a strategy and solution for centralized firmware management of the 300 series switches. They have found an issue in the lab where they were trying to roll back the firmware to a previous version They can not roll back to the previous firmware version, which is desirable in the case of finding an issue in the new firmware that causes them to have need to rollback to a known working version.
We have read in the cisco 300 switch admin guide that there are two images (active and inactive) and that a new downloaded firmware always replaces the inactive image and is active until explicitly set. The admin guide does not mention inability to make an older firmware image as active image when the switch has previously run on a new release firmware image. My customer's engineers testing have informed me that an older image can not be made active after a newer image has booted. Can you please verify if this if a fallback is supposed to work as it is causing a lot of concern-
Thanks-
Jena

Jena,
The release notes -
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/csbms/sf30x_sg30x/release_notes/Sx200-Sx300_R1.1.2.x.pdf
What firmware is the switches currently on?
Major Changes and Defects Corrected
• Hardware version 1.0 devices that were upgraded to software version 1.1
can now be downgraded to software version 1.0. You must delete the
startup configuration file before rebooting the device to software version
1.0. Otherwise the device may have problems when booting up. You may
backup your running configuration before the reboot, and re-import the
configuration afterward. Major Changes and Defects Corrected
• Hardware version 1.0 devices that were upgraded to software version 1.1
can now be downgraded to software version 1.0. You must delete the
startup configuration file before rebooting the device to software version
1.0. Otherwise the device may have problems when booting up. You may
backup your running configuration before the reboot, and re-import the
configuration afterward.
Please read full release notes for other work arounds
Hope this helps,
Jasbryan

Upgrade Questions for my Satellite X205-S9359

Can I upgrade the GPU in this laptop? If so, which is the best I can upgrade it too? Also, What is the best CPU upgrade that will work in this laptop? Can it handle an Intel X9000 CPU?

Another Question: If I put the Intel X9000 CPU in, will there be any heat or power problems?

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My father in law owns a Packard Bell iMedia desktop. Inside a MSI main board MS-6511 (identifcation read out by PCmark 04), and AMD Athlon XP1700. Questions:
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First, thanks guys, your inputs are very appreciated.
I understand that the limitation is BIOS based on not IDE controller....
I put an entry into the Packard Bell notes file. There, the main board is known es Explorer 6511 (http://support.packardbell.co.uk/pri/index.php?PibItemNr=spec_explorer). A user replied that he never saw that PC/main board with more than 80 GB?
From your entry I imply the issue is about handling an address range and if 40GB work then up to 137 GB should as well.
Question 1: Assume murphy's law and what can go wrong will go wrong and I buy this 120GB disk but the capacity is too big for the main board. In that case, could I partition the disk on another computer to twice 60GB?
Question 2: The higher the disk capacity the faster the controller (IDE133) - could this cause a problem if the main board controller is IDE100 or does it just mean not taking advantage of extra bandwidth?
Question 3: Disks come with 2MB cache and 8MB. Does it really matter for that main board / processor / IDE controller - or should I get 8MB in any case assuming that the disk probablysome day will get a 2nd live in another PC?
Thanks again for your advice.
Kind regards,
Hubert.

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