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• The network domain name

  I have two PCs (both with Windows XP SP3) and an HP printer that are networked and cables Ethernet and a 2Wire gateway.  Now I want to install Debian GNU/Linux 5.0.6 on one of the computers and do a dual-boot machine.  The other PC will stay only with Windows XP.

  During the installation of Debian, I am asked to provide the name of the network domain.  He tells me that I have a name, but to be sure to use the same domain name on all computers.

  I configured the domestic network (using Windows XP), a long time ago and I honestly don't remember not so and what name I gave to the network.  I'm not much of an expert with these things, would someone please tell me how can I find my network name in Windows XP?  Of course, I would like to use the same name when installing Debian.

  I went at the start-> my network places, but then I don't know where is the name of the network on this screen...

  Thank you.

  Probably, you don't have a domain name because you really do not have a domain.  You have a working group name, yet if Debian will recognize that and use it sometimes as a 'domain name' I don't know.

  To find your workgroup name (which is probably "Workgroup" or "MSHome") make a right click my computer and choose Properties. On the "Computer name" tab, you should see the name of indicated working group.

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• Getting the domain name of the computer Client using WebUtil

  Hi guys,.
  
  Is there a way I can find the domain name of the computer running the forms using webutil.
  
  I use WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO. GET_HOST_NAME to get the client computer name. I also need the domain name.
  
  Thank you!
  Anand

  Try this:

  message(CLIENT_WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.GET_ENVIRONMENT_STRING('USERDOMAIN'));
  

  I think that if no domain is defined, it returns the host name. In addition, this obviously won't work on Windows clients.

• I want to move or archive all logs of all the computers in my domain name in one place

  Original title: more details

  Thanks for the reply, but it did not entirely of my concern. I want a way to automatically archive all the event logs of all computers in the domain to a place or location so that everytime I want to view logs from any computer I have to go to the centralized location and view it instead of going on this computer
  Hope I made my concern more clearly now.
  Hope to hear from you soon
  The sub steps might help you better understand my point of view
  1. I want to move or archive all logs of all the computers in my domain name in one place
  2. I want to be able to access any newspaper of the events from any computer by simply contacting this central location
  Thank you

  Hello

  Given that the problem is related to the domain network, I suggest you post this question in the TechNet forum.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories/

• Sometimes the jobs XP in workgroup cannot find the names of the other computers. No idea why?

  There are about 10 workstations XP XP3 in a working group. A computer has a network share and sometimes some workstations cannot access this network share because it cannot find the name of the computer not not because connections reached to the maximum.

  It's because of blocked by switch network ARP requests because the Working Group is big?

  Hi dragos2,

  You can read the following article that should help you to question.

  You can't see the other computers in the workgroup on the network on a Windows XP-based computer

• Operations Manager 6.1 5.5 Web client on vSphere link refer to the IP address instead of the FULL domain name

  Hello

  We have a new environment vROps 6.1. Everything works like a charm, except when I get the Web Client vSphere. Hosts and Clusters - monitor - health, I try to click on the "see details in vCenter Operations Manager" and I get sent to the IP address to one of the nodes in the cluster vROps. This translates into a certificate error. We have signed all the certificates for the solution of vROps, but that doesn't help us when the link refers to one IP address. Any way to change the behavior of the link to go instead of the full domain name?

  Thanks in advance for your comments.

  Concerning

  Atle

  Yes, here is a code snippet PowerCLI to do:

  to connect-viserver

  $extMgr = get-view ExtensionManager

  $vRops = $extMgr.ExtensionList |? {$_.key - eq "com.vmware.vcops"}

  $vRops.Server [0]. URL = "https://vrops-fqdn/vcops-ngc.zip".

  $ExtExtendedProductInfo = new-Object VMware.Vim.ExtExtendedProductInfo

  $ExtSolutionManagerInfo = new-Object VMware.Vim.ExtSolutionManagerInfo

  $vRops.ExtendedProductInfo = $ExtExtendedProductInfo

  $vRops.SolutionManagerInfo = $ExtSolutionManagerInfo

  $extMgr.UpdateExtension ($vRops)

  AK

• Error in the logs when a workflow running on the web client of vSphere WARN {} [TypeQualifierToDecoratorConverter] could not find the mapping for: class ch.dunes.model.type.qualifier.TQCallerParameter, [kind:null, name:contextualParameter, value: __NULL__

  I see this error:

  WARN {} [TypeQualifierToDecoratorConverter] could not find the mapping for: class ch.dunes.model.type.qualifier.TQCallerParameter, [kind:null, name:contextualParameter, value: __NULL__]

  pop up in newspapers of vCO a few times on a workflow when I try to run it from the web client of vSphere.  I wonder if it is somehow contributing to the time it takes to render the page.  We never saw it or someone has a clue about what might be the cause.  Newspapers are clean when I run the workflow of the vCO client.

  TQCallerParameter is a kind of decorator that is not exposed in the REST API. This warning message is safe and does not affect performance at all.

  You don't see it during execution of the workflow of vCO customer because the customer vCO does not use the REST API and therefore does not need to run conversions Decorator.

• Find the name of host or IP address of the Workstation client of Virtual Office

  Hello

  I want to find the name or IP address of the workstation of the user within the virtual desktop OS.  Both are Windows XP.  The reason is that I want to run a logon script to run an application on the virtual desktop that establishes a network connection on the user's desktop.  For example:

  (1) user establishes a connection from their local workstation (IP: 10.1.1.25) to a virtual office

  (2) the command runs on the virtual desktop that retrieves the name of the host or IP of the virtualdesktop (10.1.1.25)

  (3) another command is running on the virtual desktop, which establishes a local network on the virtual desktop to workstation(IP:10.1.1.25) connection of the user

  (4) users and I are happy because it's all automatic

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thank you!

  KO

  Hello

  There are several ways to do what you want. The easiest way is to use the local environment variable %CLIENTNAME%.

  Go in the virtual desktop from the command line, type: echo %CLIENTNAME%

  Now you should see the name where the client connects from the client.

  What you have to do is to write a script that gets the variable ping, of the environment, the name and read the answer which is the IP address.

  You can use the VB script that or a command script.

  Thank you

  Chris

• Find the local name and the domain of the email

  Hi, I'm using oracle 11g.

  I want to separate the domain of an e-mail address information and local news.

  How to get the local news (assume that my email address is ' [email protected]', then I want to separate the NEWS as local_name and some - like domain name Domain.com. )

  Select substr (email_address_Tx, instr(email_address_tx,'@')) in table_nm

  Thank you

  Select

  substr (email_address_Tx, 1, instr(email_address_tx,'@') - 1) LOCAL_NAME - from the beginning to the occurrence of @-1

  , substr (email_address_Tx, instr(email_address_tx,'@') + 1) DomainName - since the appearance of @ + 1 until the end

  of table_nm

• to find the real domain name

  Hello
  
  How to find the real field name in the table in the form of erp
  
  
  for example, there is a field EST_QTY
  When I check the history, he said that this field belongs to table XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_EST_002
  
  When I check the table I can't find a column named EST_QTY
  
  
  kindly help

  Hello

  To be sure which is the column in the table that is linked to a form field, you need to open the form, make sure the block is source of table and the column bound to the field. In case you don't have a form generator, usually a good guess is to check if there is a column with the same name as the field in the table contained in the history of recording (what you did). If this fails, there may be a column with a name that is similar as ESTIMATED_QTY or EST_QUANTITY.

  But sometimes the screen field is not shot a column of the table/view (for example, if it is a calculation based on the other fields). In this case, you must open the form to know how it is filled.

  It will be useful.

• There might be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME SERVER

  Last week one, I noticed some problems with my internet connection. I have a BSNL broadband connection. I am connected to the internet, and after some time all of a sudden, I'm not able to connect. My modem lights are all on and on my laptop, I see the symbol of 2 computers with a note on it, which means that I'm connected. But still the pages not displayed. When I run Network Diagnostics (I Windown Vista) I get the error message saying: "there could be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME server. I turned off the computer and the modem and switch it on after a long time... He would return but loses the connection with the same error message again. What can I do? I tried to reset the modem, also tried the system restore. What can I do? Please help me. I have laptop Dell Insipiron with Windows Vista and I connect wireless.

  We do not know how your system should be set up - including the DNS configuration and settings.  I recommend you contact your ISP's technical support group and get help from them in the configuration of your computer (and test lines and modem - the problem could be the modem and not on the computer or it could even be the service provider itself).  It can be something as simple as a typo or a box checked or not checked - I do not know because I do not know their settings (different for each access provider).  Give them a call.  I do so often when I have connection problems, and they are almost always useful, or schedule a service call if they cannot help.  I think it's your best chance to solve this problem.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• Windows 7 cannot resolve the ip addresses of domain names

  I have a desktop computer that I built components purchased in a major computer store.  I got this system works well for several months, now.  Recently, however, I met a problem with one of the modules of memory of 2 GB.  I deleted (because it turned out to be defective) and, shortly AFTER his withdrawal, have another problem with the resolution of Internet domain name.  I have to say that I also installed my old Windows XP as an alternative OS and updated to sp3 (it is, in fact, that I use to access the internet and write this query).  As you can see, XP I have no problem with internet access or name resolution.  There are two other systems connected to the home network via wi - fi (one equipped with Windows Vista and the other a tablet PC running Windows XP Tablet Edition) and none of them have no access to the internet problem.  I ran ipconfig/release and / renew without any result.

  I did all the following: netsh winsock reset catalog
  netsh int ip reset reset.log
  netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log.
  Still no access.
  I opened regedit and went to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters and set the following registry value:
  Value name: IPEnableRouter
  Value type: REG_DWORD
  Value data: 1 (this is the only value I changed - from 0 to 1)
  I then exit regedit and reboot... still no access.  BTW: I noticed now that this entry (IPEnableRouter), nor any of its values, is no longer even exist in my registry.  I think it has something to do with my changing parameters of Cisco Linksys E1000 router to allow me access to my home network.  In addition, even if she says that I'm connected to my home network and the router, I don't see two other computers in the network, only the items that I share my desktop.
  I changed the "Preferred DNS server" to 208.67.222.222 as instructed in a possible solution I found on the web (in XP, of course) and, when it does not, changed to 208.67.220.220 instructions, but no.  Still nothing.
  I can access any Web site... IF I KNOW THE IP ADDRESS!  Unfortunately, my mind is not enough powerful or with enough RAM to remind all the IP addresses that I never go, not to mention every single IP address in the internet.
  If I had remembered to I have copied to Notepad (so I could then copy here) the results of an ipconfig/all command, but I didn't.  If this will help, let me know and I'll get it and post it.  I know that some errors I have received are 'Windows could not automatically detect the network proxy settings"and"registration of the DNS records failed.  The parameter is incorrect"and" an error occurred during the liberation interface Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1: the system cannot find the specified file. "
  Some of the results of an ipconfig/command all, I write down, such as those that came out as strange or maybe wrong.  They are as follows:
  Active IP routing: NO
  WINS proxy enabled: NO
  Host name: (empty)
  Suffix primary DNS: (empty)
  Node type: hybrid
  DNS suffix search list: News:[email protected] (Yes, I use Road Runner by Time Warner, and no, they were not able to help at all)
  Other results:
  ISATAP.KC.RR.com tunnel adapter
  State of the media: Media disconnected
  Card tunnel Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface
  State of the media: Media disconnected
  Please keep in mind that all computers connected to this wireless router have no problem with access to the internet and this computer can access in Windows XP but not Windows 7.  In other words, is there anything wrong with the router and nothing wrong with the wireless network adapter.  Besides, I tried to reboot the router and even resetting (much to the chagrin of my other significant because she was not happy with not being able to access the internet until I was finally able to re - install the router)
  !).  I have also turned off my system, removed the card wireless adapter, waited for about 15 minutes, re-inserted in the PCI slot and return to market the system.  This, of course, did nothing, either.
  After the search for several days and trying various tactics and bugs as suggested all over the web, I'm at the end of my limited knowledge and patience with this problem.  Any help that will solve this problem and allow my Windows 7 to access, once again, the internet would be greatly appreciated.  As a last resort, I might have to re - install Windows 7, but I also read the posts where others have done so, but nothing helped. :(
  Thank you
  Lakusus
  The system configuration:
  Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium 32-bit of Windows XP Home Edition operating systems and in a dual-boot configuration
  Card mother ASUS M4A89GTD PRO series
  AMD Athlon (TM) II X 4 640 clocked at 3.49 GHz
  2.00 GB of RAM
  Linksys Wireless-G PCI adapt
  Graphics card XFX ATI Radeon HD 5750 card w/1 GB GDDR5 memory
  Two hard drives 1 TB SATA and a 250 GB HARD drive partitioned into a total of 10 discs
  Burner DVD HL-DT-ST DVDRAM

  In fact, I have since fixed my problem.  Believe it or not, it wasn't any major and detailed process.  It was a very simple thing that NONE of the resolutions on that I read even suggested might be the cause, so I don't even think to check it out.  Apparently, at any given time a week ago, or NAME of the COMPUTER, something erased my!  I forgot how I found this, but I think that I went to my device manager by double-clicking on the icon "Computer" and select 'Properties' and happened to notice that, under 'Settings of computer name, domain, and workgroup', the ' computer name: "and" full computer name: "fields were empty!

  SO, I clicked on 'Advanced system settings' on the left of the window properties, select the "computer name" tab (1st one at the top left of the window that has popped up) and down to "to rename this computer, click on change." I clicked on the button 'change... '. ».
  In the next window which displayed I got the name I initially chose for my desktop, clicked the button "More"... ' and 'News:[email protected]' in the ' suffix main DNS on this computer: "on the ground (as is my Internet service provider - others may be different) and ensured that the box"Change the suffix main DNS when the domain membership changes"has been checked.
  Then, I clicked OK on this window.  I then made sure that the "Working Group:" radio button was selected and typed "WORKGROUP" in the field below, then click 'OK '.
  Return to the window' system properties 'original, I clicked 'Apply' and 'OK' and then restarted my system.
  Windows 7 being loading, all of a sudden all these programs that were inactive for the past few days began to appear and load and update!  YAY! Laughing out loud
  So, the reason I went into detail about how I solved it is in case anyone else has this same problem, they can check and, if the computer name has also been deleted, follow these steps to correct the problem. Of course, you will need to contact your service provider (if other than the Road Runner by Time Warner) in order to obtain the primary DNS suffix.  I hope this will help others I do not go through the terror I lived not having access to the internet.  Aaaaarrrrggghh!  I MUST have my internet! LMAO

• Why is the largest part of the URL, with the exception of the domain name, in cast iron? It is difficult to read. I would like to make the entire address in black police

  Screenshot of the behavior

  Before that I've upgraded to Firefox 6.0, the URL was displayed in black text.

  After the upgrade, it is now showing only the main domain name ( mozilla.com, for example) in the text in black, so that any additional text (like, https://support.) is grayed out.

  It is very difficult to read this gray text on my monitor. I would like to make sure the full address is displayed in black text, but I couldn't find any type of configuration setting under Options to change that.

  Please let me know if I can change the display of the URLS back to black.

  This is a new feature in Firefox to highlight the domain in the URL bar. You can change a preference to do the full URL darkness.

  Change a preference:

  1. type of topic: config in the location/URL bar and press ENTER.
  2. If you see a warning, accept (promise to be careful)
  3. Filter: browser.urlbar.formatting.enabled
  4. in the lower panel, double click on this item to toggle the value false

  I don't know if yes or no you must restart Firefox after doing the above to have the change take effect. Test, and if it does not, then restart Firefox and test again.

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

  Not related to your question, but...

  You must update some plug-ins:

  • Plugin check: https://www-trunk.stage.mozilla.com/en-US/plugincheck/
  • Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in: install (or update) the Shockwave with Firefox plugin
  • Shockwave Flash (Adobe Flash or Flash): updated Flash in Firefox

• The domain name server ( DNS ) is not accessible

  Dear all,
  Need your big help here.
  Currently, I face below Internet connection problem at home.
  For this reason, I am really worried and I am not able to video chat with my family for the last days 6 :(
  Please help me
  In fact, I use a laptop provided the office with Microsoft Windows XP Professional/5.1.2600/SP3
  I use the same laptop at home too. Just do the below
  1 obtain an IP and DNS server address automatically
  2 disable the proxy in LAN setting
  For the last 3 months, it went well. Really not sure what happen last Thursday. The internet does not work at evnthough I am able to connect to the local network.
  I searched on the net (at the office) and followed all the steps below. But the problem still exists
  1. check all cables the same I replaced the new LAN cable
  2. downloaded and run WinsockFix
  3. reset WINSOCK entries
  4 release/renew IP address
  My details:
  Using the connection ETHERNET WIRWED
  1394 net adapt #2 - status (connected, firewalled)
  Intel(r) 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection - status (connected, firewalled)
  Broadcom 802.11a/b/g WLAN - status (connected, firewall)
  C:\Documents and Settings\scfb > IPCONFIG/ALL
  Windows IP configuration
  Name of the host...: San-kartcs
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: mixed
  Active... IP routing: No.
  Active... proxy WINS: No.
  ... DNS suffix search list: kr.standardchartered.com
  Ethernet wireless network connection card:
  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  ... Description: Broadcom 802.11a/b/g WLAN
  Physical address.... : 00-21-00-44-76-F8
  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:
  The connection-specific DNS suffix. : kr.standardchartered.com
  ... Description: Intel(r) 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection
  Physical address.... : 00-1E-68-90-E3-00
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes
  ... The IP address: 192.168.200.100
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. : 192.168.200.254
  DHCP server...: 192.168.200.254
  DNS servers...: 168.126.63.1.
  Lease obtained...: Monday, December 12, 2011 21:49:36
  End of the lease...: Monday, December 12, 2011 22:49:36
  C:\Documents and Settings\scfb >
  While scnanning services "in Help and support center" from the start menu through "Use tools to view your computer information and diagnose problems" for the diagnosis of network
  . He FAILED in 'network adapters '.
  The Internet (DNS, Domain Name Server) service provider is not available
  Network cards
  DNSServerSearchOrder = 168.126.63.1 (FAILED)
  Ping 168.126.63.1 with 32 bytes of data:
  The inaccessible destination network.
  The inaccessible destination network.
  The inaccessible destination network.
  The inaccessible destination network.
  Ping statistics for 168.126.63.1:
  Packets: Sent = 4, received = 4, lost = 0 (0% loss)
  Time approximate round trip in milli-seconds:
  Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, average = 0ms
  Checked all services and seems to be well
  System event COM + (for WZC issues)-getting started
  Computer browser (browser of the computer will start when necessary)
  DHCP client - started automatically
  DNS Client automatically
  Network - started manual connections
  Network Location Awareness - started manual
  Remote procedure (RPC) call - started auto
  Server automatically
  TCP/IP Netbios helper-autostart
  Automatic configuration (XP wireless configuration) wireless
  Autoconfiguration WLAN (Vista wireless configurations) service
  Workstation - auto
  Please suggest me some ideas that will be really useful for me and my family:)

  Hello

  see this link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_other-networking/ICS-XP-Windows7-DNS-server-not-responding/0338b59a-2ffa-4070-BA2E-bd5d847fc8a7

• The network connectivity status appears as only 'Local' error message ' there may be a problem with your domain name server (DNS) configuration "when trying to diagnose the problem.

  Original title: connection internet wireless Sony Vaio problems

  I get connection "local only" and then when I try to diagnose and repair he said: "it may be a problem with your domain name server (DNS) configuration. He said that this problem cannot be fixed automatically and I have no idea what to do.

  How do you connect to the Internet (method/ISP)? What is a stand-alone computer or a corporate work station? What is the status of virus/malware of the machine? Please give us more details so that we can help you.

  Help us help you:

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Tech_Support - See the article "how to write a Post.
  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375 - how to ask a Question

  Troubleshooting Internet connectivity

  1 answer to the first and second troubleshooting Questions:

  First Question of troubleshooting: If the problem is new, what has changed between the time things worked and the time they do not have?

  The second issue of Windows troubleshooting: what is the status of virus/malware of the machine? If you think it's clean, what programs (and versions) allows you to determine this?

  Make sure that the computer is clean - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  Many variants of malware will allow a proxy server if you are unable to Internet. Go to control panel > Internet Options > connectivity tab > LAN button. If all is selected in the section Server Proxy, uncheck the box, apply/OK outside.

  2. If nothing has changed and that the computer is clean, what antivirus/security programs are you running? Have AVG 8 or Zone Alarm? These two programs have had updates that caused Internet connectivity problems. I don't recommend either of these programs, but if you want to keep check them on the mftrs.' support websites.

  3. If #2 is not applicable:

  a. unplug the router.
  b. disconnect the modem. (If you have a DOCSIS 3 modem with battery backup, press the Reset button to reset the modem so the lights go out).
  c. wait 60 seconds.
  d. plug the modem (or wait until the reboot is completed) and expect that all the lights are on.
  e. plug the router and wait until all lights are on.

  You now have an Internet connection? Otherwise:

  4. connect your computer directly to the cable/DSL modem. You now have an Internet connection? If so, there is a problem with the router. They do not last forever. Replace it.

  If there is no Internet when your computer is connected directly to the cable/DSL modem, call your ISP because something is wrong with the cable/DSL modem or your Internet service.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!