Hardware configuration for 10g RAC

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• Specific hardware configuration for a new project of ATG

  Hi all
  
  We will implement a new project of ATG in my organization with ATG 10.
  Can you please suggest me the best hardware configuration to the new Setup project?
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Narasimha Rao D.

  Suite of high level hardware configuration will build for dev environment.

  HARD DRIVE: 40 GB
  RAM: 3 GB
  Processor: P - IV 2.42 GHz

  ~ Raji

• Hardware configuration for 5.5

  Hi all!

  I am a total newbie...

  In any case, I just bought a new computer.  Although many of you would be laughing at what I bought, that's all I could afford.  There are good things to this topic and some probably not.  My question is, I bought a 1.5 TB harddrive (1 only), and I wonder what is the best configuration for it?  Should I partition, etc.

  As I said, I'm a total newb to this and I'm just beginning so I won't do anytime soon a re-edition of the movies film but just take old family 8 mm stuff and working with what my internship.

  Thank you

  -myParkster

  NEVER make a partition!

  Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/650708?tstart=0

  My 3 hard disks are configured as... (WD = Western Digital)
  1-320G WD Win7 Pro 64 bit and all program installs
  2 - 320G WD Win7 file and video project files
  3 - 1 t WD all video files... input & output files
  .
  Microsoft Search to find out how to redirect your Windows swap file
  http://search.Microsoft.com/search.aspx?mkt=en-us&setlang=en-us
  .
  Try to use only a hard for video editing
  .
  You are a conductor with a stick that you use to point to different parts of the Orchestra... it is like Windows pointing to different parts of the hard disk to clean Windows or load segments of emissions for various functions
  .
  Now, at the same time and with the same hand... while using the wand to direct the Orchestra... to take a bow and play a violin... it would do something with your video file at the same time as all other work
  .
  You as a person cannot do both at the same time with the same hand
  .
  A computer is a LITTLE better, because it allows to switch from one type of task to another very quickly, but not quickly enough for EASY video editing
  .
  You need at LEAST two hard disks (separate readers, never a partition http://forums.adobe.com/thread/650708?tstart=0 for more) Windows (or Mac OS) and software on your drive start-up and video files on a 2nd drive so the boot drive is not slowed down trying to do everything
  .
  I find that the three discs that I use work very well for me, for AVCHD video editing... some people use a 4th disk, so video INPUT files are on disc three and all OUTPUT files are in four in car... I bought only one case of mid-tour instead of a full tower case (my bad... but has had to adapt to the available space on my desk!) so I use three readers who will be adapted
  .
  Depending on your exact hardware (brand motherboard & pregnant make model AND USB2 & brand model AND external disk hard & model) AND the type of video file, you can... or maybe NOT... to be able to use an external USB2 drive for video editing
  .
  Steve Grisetti in Premiere Elements forum http://forums.adobe.com/thread/856208?tstart=0 and Jim Simon in the Premiere Pro forum http://forums.adobe.com/thread/856433?tstart=0 use USB external references for editing
  .
  A USB3 HDD connected to a motherboard with USB3 is supposed to be fast enough for video editing (I do not have such, so do not know) but eSata there pretty fast data transfer for video editing... I haven't used this Dock eSata... for reference only, YMMV and all the usual disclaimers
  .
  http://www.Amazon.com/Thermaltake-BlacX-eSATA-docking-station/DP/B001A4HAFS/ref=cm_cmu_pg _ t

• Hardware configuration for the catalog, previews and the RAWs?

  Hi all.

  For the past 2 years I've been running a retina 27 "iMac with 512 GB SSD, because it is the essential motivation.

  My catalog, previews and RAWs have all been on a connected USB3 SSD 1 TB and backed up with time machine to 2 TB drive HARD USB3.

  Now all 3 of my discs are at capacity.

  Historically I've shot with a D800 the D810 so the raws were huge. Now, I'm moving to an X - T2.

  The easy answer is to move the SSD to 2 TB SSD and the TM drive to a 4 GB ext USB disk, which should buy me a few years.

  Maybe another option is to invest in a 4-Bay NAS, stick 4x4gb operates to and use the batch for the backup storage and image TM.

  What do you think guys? even if I'm running a processor i7 and 32 GB of RAM, sake still images second or 2 to appear in my current setup, I really don't want them to appear all slower. It was suggested that I could move all the images more than a year on the NAS and keep the catalog, the previews and the latest images on the 1 TB SSD.

  Curious to hear other ideas and configurations that work well.

  Thanks in adv.

  Craig

  Since you are using a fairly recent Mac she must have a thunderbolt port, otherwise 2 of them and you can also add a USB 3 hub to connect multiple disks to your current configuration. I don't see in adding disks more large and small age of retirement. Just add another 2 disks of the same capacity. You can also get rid of some of the old Time Machine backups to free up space on the drive that you configured for Time Machine.

  As far as I KNOW 99% of multiple NAS boxes drive (Bay) are thus set up a RAID array. Which would limit the overall storage capacity of this box.

  The LR catalog file must also be on a drive connected directly to the computer and not on a network drive.

• SSH for 10g RAC

  Hello
  
  Could someone tell me if SSH is used only for clusterware installation of DB and Oracle RAC? I mean, I need SSH to the normal cluster + database activities?
  
  Thank you
  Paul

  It is also used when you apply the patches but not for "normal" daily

• Syllabus for examination RAC 10g & g 10 DBA Track

  Hi all
  
  Can someone provide me link where I got the complete Syllabus for Oracle 10 g RAC & 10 G s/n Track please
  
  
  Thanks in advance

  Oracle 10g RAC: 1z0-048
  http://syedracdba.WordPress.com/2008/03/22/preparing-for-Oracle-10G-RAC-expert-exam-1Z0-048/

  ACE is recommend the docs.

  10 G DBA Track: exams 1Z0-052 and 1Z0-053

  Now, for the course outline, I think you also want Google something like "1z0-048 syllabus" and "1Z0-052"and/or '1Z0 - 053 Syllabus' ".

  Be aware, you will get many links incorrect to say that "we provide exam dumps / guaranteed pass. No and never believe, for them, simply ignore them.

  I think your question can be transferred to [url https://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=459&start=0] forum Certification by moderator after awhile.

  Concerning
  Girish Sharma

  Published by: Girish Sharma 31 January 2012 10:23

• What is the hardware configuration required for El Capitan?

  Where can I find a list of the hardware requirements for El Capitan?

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• Oracle 10g Rac (TAF)

  Hello
  I'm known for RAC env.
  How to implement TAF in oracle 10g RAC approx.
  and how do you know... and how conf (base & preconnect) services for which use them.
  Thank you
  KK
  
  Published by: user603328 on June 20, 2010 12:02

  Before you configure TAF, you should know about TAF

  If the instance fails, TAF allows applications to automatically reconnect to a different instance. The new connection will be identical to the original, but uncommitted, existing at the time of breaking transactions will be cancelled.

  TAF can be configured to perform two types of failover: session and selectwith the resumption of the session, any uncommitted transaction will be cancelled, and the session will be linked to another instance, with the resumption of the selection, uncommitted transactions will be cancelled, the second will be connected to another instance and any select statement that was running at the time of the breakup will be rerun by the sesion again using the same RCS and recoveries lines will be rejected upward until the original request has failed. The Select statement will continue return the remaining rows to the client.

  a TAF connection must be configured in the configuration file net tnsnames.oraOracle. In oracle 10.1 and higher, the DBCA services management page can generate appropriate TNS for the TAF entries.

  To configure the TAF, the TNS entry should include a FAILOVER mode clause that defines the properties of the recovery as follows,

  TYPE attribute defines the behavior as a result of a failure. Value: Session, select or none

  Attributes of the METHOD--> when connections are made to the failover. Value: base or preconnect

  ATTEMPTS--> number of times where a connection should be attempted before displaying an error.

  DELAY--> the time in seconds between each connection attempt.

  Reading Document Oracle,

  http://www.Oracle.com/pls/db102/search?word=configure+TAF&PartNo=

• 10g RAC config links...

  Hi all
  
  like to implement 10g RAC in a test step by step server.any windows200 available for configuration docs? What is material basic requirment?
  
  pleasen advice...
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  It comes to production of Crs services on your train.
  But it's not CARS. You can call it CARS, but it's not.

  This is why I said... read the basic concepts of the CARS. why they use CARS. What is the useful?
  Find answers to these questions,

  Cordially Spengler

• Oracle 10g RAC - private interconnection on VLAN not routable private

  There is in our data center existing Oracle 10g RAC configured with VLAN private interconnection managed by a different group of DBA.
  
  We create a new, separate Oracle 10 g RAC environment to support our request.
  
  When we discussed with our data center people to set up a local VIRTUAL private network for our CARS of interconnection, they suggest to use the same VLAN used by the other Oracle RAC configurations existing private. In this case the IPs of interconnection will be on the same subnet as the other Oracle RAC configurations.
  
  For example, if
  RAC1 with 2 nodes use 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2 in the VLAN_1 for the Interconect, they want us to use the same VLAN_1 with interconnecting IP 192.168.1.3 and 192.168.1.4 to our 2 node RAC.
  
  Share the same subnet on the same private VLAN for the interconnection of different configurations of RAC, supported?
  Which will cause a drop in performance? This means the IPs of a RAC interconnect configuration is to pings from other RAC configuration.
  
  Someone met with such purpose?
  
  Could not find any info on it on Metalink.
  
  Thank you

  Yes
  It is practically very doable... as you would have only 4 m/c in subnet ip... and it is much less than the public subnet that we should abstain from interconnection.

• Hardware configuration will not work under Windows 8

  Hello guys,.
  I'm here because I can't get the hardware configuration (v. 1.63.1.34C) working with Windows 8.
  I would like to know if there is a recent version more or a way to get the program to work.
  I can install it, yet when I open it, it just won't do a thing.
  I use a Toshiba Satellite P755.

  Thanks to anyone who can help!

  Post edited by: rfscouto

  Thanks for the last comment. All you can try right now is to use the stuff offered for the newer models, but I imagine that this will not help a lot.

  I'm afraid it takes a bit of m.

• Re: Satellite A300-20F - cannot find the hardware installation for Windows XP

  Hello

  I can't find hardware configuration (Satellite A300-20F) for Windows XP in the drivers download section.
  Someone at - it? Please give me a link.
  THX.

  Sorry for my English, I'm form Poland: P

  Hey Buddy,

  You must download the Toshiba Utilities. It seems that HWsetup is part of it, you can read in the description:
  + This program allows you to customize the settings of your hardware, depending on how you work with your computer and the devices you use. To start the utility, click the Start button and select Control Panel. In Control Panel, select the icon Configuration HW TOSHIBA. +

  You can download it from the official page of Toshiba:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

• Hardware options for synchronization

  Wondering if someone could help to "classify" these approaches for synchronization.

  -TCXO with shared references/PPS (i.e. - cable MIMO or OctoClock)

  -OCXO

  -OCXO with GPS

  The 'standard' TCXO models require extra things (MIMO or OctoClock or external sources) to phase-locking and synchronize the time.

  The OCXO allows precise... but we don't know how this has an effect on phase coherence (and how long a time).  Presumably, you would still need something like a PPS both synchronize?

  With disciplined GPS devices, are you basically get consistency and synchronization time of phase since the GPS rather than external signal 'stuff '?  Or are there cases where you still need something like cable MIMO or OctoClock for more nail timing and synchronization?

  ---

  Brandon

  Hi Brandon,.

  Thank you very much for the information! I leaned more in detail in this issue, and much of your question depends on your hardware configuration and system. JamesB, awesome post! This is great information.  Add to that, for our GPS USRPS (NI USRP 293 x) Unfortunately, you can not use the Ref entries in, this split on the external clock won't be an option on this material. In this context, option (c) will be probably the easiest because it is exactly how the work of our USRP. Do you use a USRP NOR? If Yes, and you try to sync up to 8 of these USRP together, GPS could be the only real option.

  The extent of the direct wire vs precision GPS, direct wire is more accurate if you are using an external clock, which is more accurate than the clock on board and if you use a USRP which can use an external reference clock

  The NI USRP 2930 and 2932 both of OCXO who only are more accurate, but there is no way to retrieve the source of 10 MHz to another device, with the exception of a MIMO cable which is not good to use for 2 devices. This is why the direct wiring method exists only for specific scenarios:

  1. the use of MIMO cable for up to 2 devices

  2. using an external clock, and a separator.

  However, the internal OXCO does not you nothing good for the device plus two synchronization. With the help of a GPS antenna, clock discipline and a clear view of the sky will let each USRP use it of own OXCO and still be synchronized. It's not just GPS, it is using GPS information to adjust the already great time reference OCXO, which required each device to set its own clock. The following document shows the specifications for a USRP without a GPS antenna (just the precision OXCO) vs the OCXO accuracy in conjunction with the GPS disciplined in the section 4 (synchronization with GPS Disciplined oscillators on NI USRP 293 x):

  http://www.NI.com/Tutorial/14705/en/

  While I was looking for it, I also found this post on the forum who has had a similar question:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/USRP-software-radio/synchronization-of-three-USRP-2932/m-p/2835772

  I hope this has been helpful!

• Hearing feedback in real time program: hardware configuration

  We had access to a LabView (of another laboratory) program that records the sounds and gives audio feedback in real-time based on the analysis of the spectral structure of the input sound. The current combination of equipment that we have in our lab is the Daq 6259 PCI card and a BNC-2110 connector. The laboratory of donors had run a set consisting of PCI 6221 Daq card and connector BNC-2090. I'm studying the manuals for the four pieces of hardware to determine if our hardware configuration can be used with this LabView program. The main difference I found is that the connector BNC-2090 has DACout connectors, which lacks the BNC-2110 (my setup). I don't know if that alone will make it unnecessary for use with this LabView program.

  I continue my study of textbooks to go further, but it would be useful that some experts could give its opinion on it. In this way, I could do a faster purchase decision.

  Thank you!

  Anand

  Hello Anand,

  2110 has analog output BNC connectors that expose up to 8 channels of analog output on your Data Acquisition device. Please take a look at the below picture of the BNC-2110 (page 3) user manual and following section which discusses the analog pins output BNC (page 6).

  

  

  Best regards

  Izzy O.

  Technical sales engineer

  National Instruments

  NI.com/support

• Hardware requirements for MS SQL Server for about 100 concurrent users

  Can someone suggest the hardware configuration required for MS SQL Server for about 100 concurrent users?

  Microsoft page suggests 2 GHz CPU and 4 GB of RAM, but it does not mention the number of users. Wonder how many users affects the performance of MS SQL.

  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for Windows Server on MSDN. Please post your question in the MSDN Windows Server forum.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/SQLServer/