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• IP overlapping between VPN remote access and within the interface

  Hi all

  I tried to replace an ASA and configured vpn for remote access using cisco VPN client.

  Remote access users are not able to access within the network, but have no problem accessing the network through a VPN site-to site.

  One thing to note is that remote access VPN users are assigned an ip address of 10.X.3.1 - 10.X.3.200 mask 255.255.255.0. The inside interface is on 10.X.1.2 255.255.0.0.

  Remote access users will have no problem to access within the network if the pool of the vpn client is changed to 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.100.

  ASA errors

  6 January 7, 2012 16:25:08 302013 10.X.3.1 27724 3389 10.X.1.66 built of TCP connections incoming 20940 for outside:10.X.3.1/27724 (10.X.3.1/27724)(LOCAL\Cisco) at inside:10.X.1.66/3389 (10.X.1.66/3389) (Cisco)

  6 January 7, 2012 16:25:08 106015 10.X.1.66 3389 10.X.3.1 27724 Deny TCP 10.X.1.66/3389 to 10.X.3.1/27724 flags SYN ACK on dmz interface (no link)

  I understand that the overlap between access ip address range remote vpn network interface network and inside will cause routing problems, but why the syn - ack makes its appearance in the DMZ interface? The interface of the DMZ is on ip address 172.16.Y.1 255.255.255.0.

  I intend to reduce the interface 10.X.0.0 255.255.254.0 inside if it is in fact a routing problem due to the IP address that overlap, but I understand why the syn - ack comes from the dmz interface and the diagnosis of the problem is correct. I check with the customer and was informed that the existing design works on an another ASA with no such problems.

  I agree what you said and also tried, but it does not work.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_tech_note09186a00807e0aca.shtml#overlap

  Solution, that you already know

  Solution

  Always ensure that the IP addresses in the pool should be assigned to VPN, network clients internal head unit and the internal network to the VPN Client must be in different networks. You can assign the same major network with different subnets, but sometimes the routing problems.

  Thank you

  Ajay

• Grouping within the product from the Search Module

  Is there a customization that can be made for the Group's products in the product search module?

  Currently, the search returns all the products individually, instead of a group product.

  Thank you!

  Hey,.

  That may not be suitable at this stage.

  m

• Of the group as the owner of another group - error LDAP 50

  I installed some groups within the IOM and for some of these members of the group, I would like to be able to manage membership in another group.
  
  I have:
  
  Group1 with owner User1, User2, user3 and user4, User5, Utilisateur6 members
  With owner User1 and User2 Group1 group2.
  
  In the bosom of the DAS should user4, User5 and Utilisateur6 now be able to assign members to Group2 right?
  
  User4 becomes a "LDAP: error code 50 - insufficient access rights" error when you try to assign members within Group 2.
  
  I completely understand you how spread the rights or is something wrong?
  
  Thank you.

  You must be an administrator of the group in order to manage a group.

• Paths grouped inside the screw of traces transparent script

  I am running into a problem of script with Illustrator CS6 - one that has been plaguing me for some time now: groups within the compound paths.

  I have a script set in place to extract all the colors used in an Illustrator file, as well as information halftone, CMYK, etc..  It basically loops on each path in the file and leans on its fill (if any) color, the color (if any) race, gradient points (if any), etc.  If the element that is watching is a group, it just plunges in the group, which resembles all its components by calling the function even recursively.  Ditto for transparent traces.  He also put in place to manage most of raster images, whether it is a colorized bitmap or a CMYK image, etc..

  When the script fails, however, is when it runs in a compound path that contains a group.  Now, normally, would not even possible in Illustrator.  If you try to create a group of two paths, then composed them, Illustrator simply removes the grouping.  However, there are some programs that use of some people who, when exporting to a file EPS from them, some of the paths end up being groups inside transparent traces.  Not to mention that all my people here to search these paths of training problem, can I do with the script?  Here is the script I currently have:

  /**
   * The main part of the script that will run in Illustrator, getting the text of the object we're looking for.
   *
   * @param {File} theFile The file object that will be opened in Illustrator and checked.
   */
  function findInfo(theFile)
  {
            var document = app.open(theFile);
            var prodInfo = new Array;
  
  
            // This first section of the Illustrator script will just get the template name of the current product.
            var templateName = new String;
  
  
            var templateLayer = document.layers[2];
            $.writeln(templateLayer.name);
            for (var i = templateLayer.pageItems.length - 1; i >= 0; i--)
            {
                      var pName = templateLayer.pageItems[i].name;
                      if (pName != "")
                      {
                                templateName = templateLayer.pageItems[i].name;
                      }
            }
  
  
            $.writeln("templateName (inside Illustrator Script) is " + templateName);
  
  
            // This second section of the Illustrator script will gather all of the used colors and store them in an array.
            var colorsArray = [];
            var bHalftones = false;
            var bFourCP = false;
            var bReg = false;
            colorsInUse(document.layers[0]);
  
  
            function colorsInUse(currPageItem) {
                      for (var i = 0; i < currPageItem.pageItems.length; i++) {
                                // Stepping through each item on the layer.
                                var currentItem = currPageItem.pageItems[i];
                                // $.writeln("current item is " + currentItem.typename);
                                // $.writeln("Does it have a fill color? " + currentItem.fillColor);
                                if (currentItem.typename === "GroupItem" && !currentItem.guides) {
                                          // If it's a group, dig into the group and start the function over.
                                          colorsInUse(currentItem);
                                } else if (currentItem.typename == "TextFrame") {
                                          var charAttrib = currentItem.textRange.characterAttributes;
                                          getColors(charAttrib, colorsArray);
                                } else if (currentItem.typename === "RasterItem") {
                                          if (currentItem.imageColorSpace === ImageColorSpace.CMYK) {
                                                    $.writeln("Four-color process image in artwork.");
                                          } else if (currentItem.channels > 1 || currentItem.imageColorSpace === ImageColorSpace.GrayScale) {
                                                    if (currentItem.colorants[0] === "Gray") {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                              }
                                                              alert("When this script is finished, please verify that the Ink/PMS table has the correct colors.");
                                                    } else {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(currentItem.colorants[0]) === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push(currentItem.colorants[0]);
                                                              }
                                                    }
                                          } else {
                                                    alert("The raster image in the art file must be a 1-channel bitmap and, thus, script cannot determine its color.");
                                          }
                                } else if ((currentItem.fillColor || currentItem.strokeColor) && !currentItem.guides) {
                                          // If the current object has either a fill or a stroke, continue.
                                          if (currentItem.pathPoints.length > 2 || (currentItem.pathPoints == 2 && currentItem.stroked && currentItem..strokeWidth >= 0.1))
                                          {
                                                    // If the current object has 2 points and a good stroke, or more than two points, continue.
                                                    getColors(currentItem, colorsArray);
                                          }
                                } else if (currentItem.typename === "CompoundPathItem") {
                                          for (var c = 0; c < currentItem.pathItems.length; c++) {
                                                    if (currentItem.pathItems[c].pathPoints.length > 2 || (currentItem.pathItems[c].pathPoints == 2 && currentItem.pathItems[c].stroked && currentItem.pathItems[c].strokeWidth >= 0.1))
                                                    {
                                                              // If the current object has 2 points and a good stroke, or more than two points, continue.
                                                              getColors(currentItem.pathItems[c], colorsArray);
                                                    }
                                          }
                                }
                      }
                      return;
            }
  
  
            function getColors(currentItem, colorsArray)
            {
                      try
                      {
                                var fillColorType = currentItem.fillColor.typename;
                                var strokeColorType = currentItem.strokeColor.typename;
                                $.writeln("fillColorType is " + fillColorType);
                                switch (fillColorType) {
                                          case "CMYKColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.cyan === 0 && currentItem.fillColor.magenta === 0 && currentItem.fillColor.yellow === 0) {
                                                              if (currentItem.fillColor.black > 0) {
                                                                        if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                  colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                        }
                                                                        if (currentItem.fillColor.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                              }
                                                    } else {
                                                              // $.writeln("Four color process!");
                                                              bFourCP = true;
                                                              bHalftones = true;
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "GrayColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.gray > 0) {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                              }
                                                              if (currentItem.fillColor.gray < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "SpotColor":
                                                    if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(currentItem.fillColor.spot.name) === -1 && currentItem.fillColor.spot.name.toLowerCase().indexOf("white") === -1) {
                                                              colorsArray.push(currentItem.fillColor.spot.name);
                                                    }
                                                    if (currentItem.fillColor.tint < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    break;
                                          case "GradientColor":
                                                    bHalftones = true;
                                                    for (var j = 0; j < currentItem.fillColor.gradient.gradientStops.length; j++) {
                                                              var gStop = currentItem.fillColor.gradient.gradientStops[j].color;
                                                              switch (gStop.typename) {
                                                                        case "GrayColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "SpotColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(gStop.spot.name) === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push(gStop.spot.name);
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "CMYKColor":
                                                                                  if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black > 0) {
                                                                                            if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                                      colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                            }
                                                                                            if (gStop.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                                                  } else if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black === 0) {
                                                                                            break;
                                                                                  } else {
                                                                                            // $.writeln("Four color process.");
                                                                                            bFourCP = true;
                                                                                            bHalftones = true;
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        default:
                                                                                  // $.writeln("Four color process?");
                                                                                  bFourCP = true;
                                                                                  bHalftones = true;
                                                              }
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "NoColor":
                                                    break;
                                          default:
                                                    // $.writeln("The fill color on object number " + i + " is of type " + fillColorType);
                                }
  
  
                                switch (strokeColorType) {
                                          case "CMYKColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.cyan === 0 && currentItem.strokeColor.magenta === 0 && currentItem.strokeColor.yellow === 0) {
                                                              if (currentItem.strokeColor.black > 0) {
                                                                        if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                  colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                        }
                                                                        if (currentItem.strokeColor.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                              }
                                                    } else {
                                                              // $.writeln("Four color process!");
                                                              bFourCP = true;
                                                              bHalftones = true;
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "GrayColor":
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.gray > 0) {
                                                              if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                        colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                              }
                                                              if (currentItem.strokeColor.gray < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "SpotColor":
                                                    if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(currentItem.strokeColor.spot.name) === -1) {
                                                              colorsArray.push(currentItem.strokeColor.spot.name);
                                                    }
                                                    if (currentItem.strokeColor.tint < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                    break;
                                          case "GradientColor":
                                                    bHalftones = true;
                                                    for (var j = 0; j < currentItem.strokeColor.gradient.gradientStops.length; j++) {
                                                              var gStop = currentItem.strokeColor.gradient.gradientStops[j].color;
                                                              switch (gStop.typename) {
                                                                        case "GrayColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "SpotColor":
                                                                                  if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf(gStop.spot.name) === -1) {
                                                                                            colorsArray.push(gStop.spot.name);
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        case "CMYKColor":
                                                                                  if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black > 0) {
                                                                                            if (colorsArray.toString().indexOf("Black") === -1) {
                                                                                                      colorsArray.push("Black");
                                                                                            }
                                                                                            if (gStop.black < 100) {bHalftones = true;}
                                                                                  } else if (gStop.cyan === 0 && gStop.magenta === 0 && gStop.yellow === 0 && gStop.black === 0) {
                                                                                            break;
                                                                                  } else {
                                                                                            // $.writeln("Four color process.");
                                                                                            bFourCP = true;
                                                                                            bHalftones = true;
                                                                                  }
                                                                                  break;
                                                                        default:
                                                                                  // $.writeln("Four color process?");
                                                                                  bFourCP = true;
                                                                                  bHalftones = true;
                                                              }
                                                    }
                                                    break;
                                          case "NoColor":
                                                    break;
                                          default:
                                                    // $.writeln("The stroke color on object number " + i + " is of type " + strokeColorType);
                                }
                      }
                      catch (e) {/* If an error was found with the fill color and/or stroke color, then just skip this particular path item. */};
                      return;
            }
  
  
            document.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
  
  
            // Now we combine the gathered items into a single array and return it.
            if ((colorsArray.length > 1 && !/HI/.test(templateName.substring(0, 2))) || bFourCP) {bReg = true;}
            prodInfo.push(templateName, colorsArray, bHalftones, bFourCP, bReg);
  
  
            return prodInfo.toSource();
  };
  

  I know it's a bit messy right now, with lots of ' $.writeln purposes, of which some are even commented out because they caused debugging errors.  In any case, I would be very grateful for any help on this matter.

  the only thing I can think of, is to go through all the elements to the Document level, instead of at the layer level, this way the script will see all paths

  change this

  colorsInUse(document.layers[0]);

  for this

  colorsInUse(document);

• Cannot create groups using the API

  Hello
  
  I have an approval workflow for the creation of a new organization and it works fine. Once the final level of approval is finished, I should create a new org and three groups within the IOM. My adapter creates the new organization successfully. However, I get exception when I try to create groups. Is someone can you please tell me what is the question. I assigned all group permissions to the users group on the approval of the application. Here is the snippet of code with the exception I get:
  
  HashMap < String, String > orgMap = new HashMap < String, String > ();
  orgMap.put ("Organizations.Organization name", orgName);
  orgMap.put ("Organizations.Type", "Organization");
  long orgKey = orgOper.createOrganization (orgMap);
  System.out.println ("new agency created");
  HashMap < String, String > groupMap = new HashMap < String, String > ();
  groupMap.put ("Groups.Group name" orgName + "Admin");
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  CREATENEWORG running
  = Class Security.iam.identity.adapters.tasks.CreatePartnerOrg target
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  Which user do you use?

  Config ConfigurationClient.ComplexSetting = ConfigurationClient.getComplexSettingByPath ("Discovery.CoreServer");
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• Through remote access vpn Ipsec within the host is not available.

  Team,

  I have a question in confiuration vpn crossed.

  ASA 3,0000 Version 5

  the only question is, to access remote vpn clinet IP cannot access inside the host. However able to reach the branch of IP and it uses corprate Internet.

  In SAA from the external interface I am able to ping remote clint IP but not from within the interface. Please help and let me know if additional information is required.

  Thank you

  Knockaert

  Hello

  For the NAT0 configuration, you only need NAT0 instruction for the interface "inside".

  This single command/ACL should allow for 'inside' <-->'vpn-pool' communication.

  NAT0 configurations on the 'external' interface should be necessary only if you make NAT0 between 2 VPN connections. I guess you could do this since you mention traffic crossed?

  I suggest using different 'object-group' to define networks of NAT0 destination for different ' object-group' to the 'outside' to 'outside' and 'inside' users NAT0.

  I also obsessively using beaches too wide network in the statements of NAT0. According to some records, they can cause problems

  For example, this network ' object-network 172.16.0.0 255.240.0.0 "contains the 172.x.x.x.x set private IP address range. And in this case it contains some of your 'inside' networks too?

  How is this a problem of crossed by the way? You say that the problem is between the VPN clients on the 'external' interface and network local hosts behind the 'internal '? Crossed would mean you have connection problem between 'outside' <->'outside' perhaps.

  I don't know if I made any sense. Can be a bit messy. But can not give very specific answers that I don't know the entire configuration.

  Also make sure you have the "inspect icmp" configured under the policy-map of the world, so that the response to ICMP echo messages are automatically allowed through the ASA.

  -Jouni

• nondeterministic accessibility within the wifi network

  My configuration:

  -router with internet connection

  -laptop

  -BB 9000

  My goal:

  The BB device opens a TCP socket via wifi and laptop connects with this Jack.

  Actually I'm working and I am able to transfer data, but the behavior is not deterministic and sometimes there are problems that are not understandable (at least for me). Including the connection string and the IP that I use are correct.

  The problem:

  The BB is able to open the plug when it is connected with the router and I am able to interrogate my IP. But I'm not able to reach the appliance with the laptop:

  -J' try to connect with my desktop or PuTTY

  -J' I try to ping the device: destination unreachable host

  The laptop is connected to the router and able to access the internet. And the device is connected to the router, otherwise open the plug would result in an exception (tunnel failure).

  My solution:

  I use the browser on the device to connect to a Web site. I try to ping the device again. If it's not accessible I connect to another internet site until the device is 'who responded. " Can I use my desktop application to connect to the Jack and it works great!

  But the solution is not acceptable to the final application, so I need to fix this. But I can't find a solution.

  -The router is working and the Internet works fine when I use it with my laptop.

  -L' device is able to access the internet via wifi without problem.

  -L' connected to the router, otherwise he would not be able to open the socket.

  So there must be some sort of locking mechanism within the device that does not transmit the ping requests or the connection of the laptop until I connect to an internet site. Maybe some sort of mechanism of energy efficiency or safety.

  Any ideas?

  New results:

  The problem does not occur when I use another router. So, I'm quite sure, that it is based on the first router or its configuration.

  @MSohn: thanks for the support!

• Error within the violation of JVM:Access 0x0000002C reading

  Hello

  My Simulator has been working well so far until today its summer gives me this error when I load any project

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• Apply an object style to the group without changing the object style of page within the group elements?

  Does anyone know a way to apply an object style to a group without changing the style of the subject of the articles within the Group?

  Well, as far as I know, there no way to do it. Apply an object style to a group applies this style to all elements within the group as well. So, I resorted to writing a script for this.

• ORA-20001: unauthorized access (package for the undefined security group variable).

  I'm creating an application that uses the authentication of the APEX and characteristics (work) registration and forgot password forms (does not work).
  
  My I forgot the password is public (requires authentication). The user provides the user name and a secret answer, which are validated and then provides the new password. I try to use htmldb_util.reset_pw to reset the password of the user, but it does not work.
  
  I have a process on the new password page call a PL/SQL anonymous block that looks like this (see below), where username = P16_ITEM1 and P18_ITEM1 = new password.
  
  BEGIN
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  In any case, during the trial through SQL Developer as the user with APEX_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, I get the following error:
  
  ORA-20001: unauthorized access (package for the undefined security group variable).
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  ORA-06512: at "APEX_040000.WWV_FLOW_FND_USER_API", line 1220
  ORA-06512: at "APEX_040000.HTMLDB_UTIL", line 1253
  ORA-06512: at line 8 level
  
  I've searched previous discussions and tried different suggestions with no luck.
  
  I'm on Oracle DB 11g XE and APEX 4.x.
  
  Any help will be appreciated. Thank you
  
  Alex.

  In any case, during the trial through SQL Developer as the user with APEX_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, I get the following error:

  ORA-20001: unauthorized access (package for the undefined security group variable).

  When executing code outside the Apex which depends on the security defined Apex group, perform the following steps before your own code:

  wwv_flow_api.set_security_group_id(apex_util.find_security_group_id('YOUR_SCHEMA_NAME'));
  

  Google "wwv_flow_api.set_security_group_id" for more details, like this blog:

  http://www.easyapex.com/index.php?p=502

  -Morten

  http://ORA-00001.blogspot.com

• Access to the Instance of the class within the component TileList DataProvider?

  I have a TileList component that is powered by a DataProvider.  The DataProvider place a class from the source (and the corresponding MovieClip) in the TileList in the form of Visual and interactive objects.

  dpChords.addItem ({label: tt, source: ChordUnit, data:, scaleContent:true});})

  How to pass unique values for instances of the 'ChordUnit' within the TileList?

  public void setChordBin(song:int):void {}

  var dpChords:DataProvider = new DataProvider();

  var i: uint;

  / / determine the game of rope

       If (song ==-1) {}

  activeChords = allChords;

       else {}

  activeChords = songChordSets [song];

       }

  / / filled dataProvider

  for (i = 0; i < activeChords.length; i ++) {}

  var TT = activeChords [i];

  dpChords.addItem ({label: tt, source: ChordUnit, data:, scaleContent:true});})

  }

  chordBin.dataProvider = dpChords;

  FORMATTING

  chordBin.columnWidth = 105;

  chordBin.rowHeight = 115;

  chordBin.direction = ScrollBarDirection.HORIZONTAL;

  chordBin.setStyle ("contentPadding", 5);

  chordBin.setRendererStyle ("imagePadding", 0);

  chordBin.scrollPolicy = ScrollPolicy.ON;

  / / set of style for labels

  chordBin.setRendererStyle ("textFormat", textFormat2);

  / / set the background skin

  chordBin.setStyle ("skin", lightBackground);

  set the CellRenderer

  chordBin.setStyle ("cellRenderer", MyTileListRenderer);

  EVENTS

  chordBin.addEventListener (ListEvent.ITEM_ROLL_OVER, chordBinItemOVER);

  chordBin.addEventListener (ListEvent.ITEM_ROLL_OUT, chordBinItemOUT);

  chordBin.addEventListener (ListEvent.ITEM_CLICK, chordBinItemCLICK);

  }

  I think you should you rewrite ChordUnit class so that path is defined. There are several way to do. One of the ways can be:

  public void ChordUnit(url:String):void {}

  imagePath = url;

  loadDiagramImage (imagePath);

  }

  So, in your setChordBin you can instnatiate directly:

  for (i = 0; i

  var TT = activeChords [i];

  dpChords.addItem ({label: tt, source:new ChordUnit("youUrl.blah"), data:, scaleContent:true});})

  }

• CANNOT ACCESS VISTA BY XP AND CANNOT ACCESS XP SINCE VISTA WITHIN THE SAME NETWORK MACHINE

  I'm using vista Business. while I try to view other machines with the same working group in the same network... My machine only manifests itself in the network... No, other machines are available... and will have remote desktop also does not work if I have an address user name and password and IP address of the remote computer running xp...  Help me.

  Hi NIRAJ KARKI,.

  You can't use Remote Desktop connection to connect to remote computers running Windows XP.

  This package contains the Link Layer Topology Discovery () LLTD Responder. The network map on a computer running Windows Vista presents a graphical view of the computers and devices on your network and how they are connected using the LLTD protocol. The LLTD Responder must be installed on a computer that is running Windows XP before it can be detected and appear on the network map. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer.

  I suggest to install Layer Topology Discovery LLTD Responder (KB922120) (Link) and check if the problem is resolved.

  Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) responder (KB922120)
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=4F01A31D-EE46-481e-BA11-37F485FA34EA&displaylang=en

  You can check the link below.

  Setting up a network home
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/setting-up-a-home-network

  Please post back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Kind regards
  KarthiK TP

• Help! Cannot hide layers within the groups in Muse 2014.2

  Muse 2014.2 is not let me hide the layers that are outside of a group. Did someone else has this problem and is there a solution?

  Hi Alex,

  It is as expected. In the case of Muse, the layers are very high-level containers, everything inside of them are considered as objects on this layer (Photoshop use slightly different terminology where everything is a layer). In Muse, users are allowed to hide layers and objects that lie directly on the layer. Assuming that you have a few rectangles grouped on the layer, you should be able to hide the whole group, but not a single rectangle.

  Best,

  Sam

• Using cfquery GROUP of output within the intrusion via CFMAIL

  Having a problem with the display of the CFQUERY results grouped in an intrusion via CFMAIL. After studying this question on these forums and the internet, I found some useful information, but have been unable to find the answer to my question...

  Here's what I'm trying to do. I want to send an intrusion via CFMAIL to a single user. So far so good. I do not use CFOUTPUT in the intrusion via CFMAIL and it displays correctly the variables CF.

  The problem is this: I have a CFQUERY that uses the GROUP setting and I want to display these results in AN e-mail. The display works if outside intrusion via CFMAIL:

  < cfoutput query = "GetHoliday" group = "year" >
  < b > #year # < /b > < br >
  < cfoutput > #DateFormat(holiday,"mm/dd/yyyy") #-< / cfoutput > < br > < br >
  < / cfoutput >

  The output looks like this:

  2010

  05/02/2010 - 05/03/2010 - 23/05/2010

  2009

  07/06/2009 - 05/07/2009 - 23/08/2009

  However, inside the intrusion via CFMAIL it does not work. First of all, I took the CFOUTPUTs and used CFLOOP, but then I can't use the GROUP attribute.

  I tried the attribute of the GROUP on the intrusion via CFMAIL, but who sends an e-mail by group. I want only an email sent and the results grouped into this one email as described above.

  Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

  Or is there a way to run the group outside the intrusion via CFMAIL, store in a variable and display it somehow? I guess not since the query is a type of complex data...

  loamguy wrote:

  Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

  Or is there a way to run the group outside the intrusion via CFMAIL, store in a variable and display it somehow? I guess not since the query is a type of complex data...

  I don't think you're doing something wrong. As far as I KNOW, there is no method integrated to group the content of the mail exactly in this way that you have described.

  Yes, you could use cfsavecontent to capture grouped. Then include it in your e-mail message.

  
  
      #year #.
  
      #DateFormat(holiday,"mm/dd/yyyy") # -.
  
  
  

  [email protected]"from ="[email protected]"subject ="Holidays">"
  #mailContent #.