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• The limit of the device must be less than or equal to the limit of life cycle license in first cisco 2.2

  Hi all

  I have seen under error in the tool main 2.2 Cisco infrastructure

  The limit of the device must be less or equal to the limit of license of life cycle and also secondary device ISE inaccessible since premium.

  Could you please suggest how we can solve your problem.

  Thanks in advance...

  Kind regards

  Sachin

  Yes. Life cycle license are by smart device managed. See this page for a good overview:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/cloud-systems-management/Prime...

  .. as well as this page:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/cloud-systems-Managemen...

  .. who States:

  Life cycle license: allows access to all the features of the life cycle, which includes the configuration of the devices, image management software, basic health and performance monitoring, fault management, troubleshooting and customer visibility on the network. The license of the life cycle is based on the number of managed devices. Life cycle of the licenses are available in sizes from package of 25, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 2500, 5000, 10,000 and 15 000 devices and can be combined as needed to reach a total number of device under license.

  A device is uniquely identified through the assigned IP address and system object ID (SysOid). Routers, switches, light/unified access points and network first Cisco (NAMs) analysis Modules are charged on the number of licenses. If a switch stack is managed via a single IP address, it counts as a single device. A single frame will, however, be counted as multiple devices if the chassis is configured with several IP addresses. For example, a switch with several service cards, such as a firewall and so forth, or a stackable switch with an IP address assigned to each switch who is involved in the stack is considered multiple devices within the first Cisco Infrastructure. Cisco Wireless LAN controllers (WLCs), autonomous and peripheral access points third are not counted against the number of licenses.

  When you have more devices that licenses, you will receive the error see you and prevented from adding additional devices to your inventory.

  We see it more often when it is light (i.e. not independent) APs are added to a wireless controller. PI will not prevent the new APs to be added, they are managed under their association with the WLC. However, if you try to add a new switch it would prevent you to do until the deficit of licenses has been sent.

• life cycle has stopped working

  
  I created a few shapes on my desk with Acrobat 9 Pro (9.5) and was able to change forms, but today the life cycle Designer, either crashes or errors saying that it has stopped working. I can't create a new form.  On my notebook where I installed the same software, everything works fine and until now things worked on the desktop.  I did not bring any changes, albeit that it may have been a few updates.

  Any advice or help?   Adobe says they no longer support V9 and lifecycle designer do not include newer versions.

  Thank you

  B. Berkov

  Thanks for the suggestion, but since he worked on one machine and not another, I concluded that it was something in the environment.  I solved the problem by doing a system restore, but so much en did not update fucking things.  There is always something weird because it comes up with the projection of tab order and cannot be changed, but click cauees options that go away.

  My slogan continues to apply: technology is wonderful, but only when it works.

• Serial no for the evaluation version of the life cycle

  Hello

  I tried to download a free trial Adobe life cycle designer og (I guess that's the desginer I need, if I have to make documents/templates?), but when I try to install the designer, I am invited to a series of serial A don't what for? and where can I find the serial No.. ?

  Thanks in advance

  Unfortunately nothing that you can do:

  Adobe trial software has expired at the beginning

  Mylenium

• After winning 10 upgrade battery life cycle is no longer available

  Hi all
  I used to have the option for the life cycle of battery inside the usefulness of the economy that leaves the battery load only to 80 in order to increase life expectancy, but since I upgraded to windows 10 I reinstalled again, eco utility but it docent has the option for the life cycle of battery over an idea?

  I have the same problem.
  Does anyone have a solution for this?

• Satellite S50-B-12Z: battery life cycle Option does not appear in the eco utility

  Hello everyone.

  I am facing a strange problem. The eco utility allows to work ok with win 10 on my S50-B-12Z satellite and I used the eco charging battery I've run mainly my laptop plugged in.

  At some point, I need to do a system restore. I have re-installed the 10 victory and also the latest version of the eco utility downloaded from the Toshiba site. The problem is that when I open the utility eco, the choice of "battery life cycle", where you can select the eco reload or not, seems no more! So I find myself with the battery to 80% connected but does not support.

  I already tried to uninstall and reinstall the utility or install an earlier version of it.

  Is there something I could do in order the choice of "battery life cycle" to reappear or to cancel the State of charge of eco and leave my battery to charge again 100%?

  Thank you

  I have the same problem with my P50 - A satellite. Battery-life cycle does not appear in the new eco Win 10 utility installed. Version is: 3.0.0.0006. Older versions do not work, I tried also.

  More than 80% of maximum load, not 100% .

  I hope someone has a suggestion. To 80% battery life is too short

• HPLJ printer M6 - model M605n: need the date of the life cycle (or em) for M6 Printer HPLJ - model M605n

  Hello

  I need the date of the life cycle (or end of Support) to HPLJ printer M6 - model M605n.

  Where is the best location / # to find the dates of the cycle of life for HP products?

  Hello

  You can contact HP for the info.

  Best regards

  Mike G

• Life cycle of RDP

  There are so many different versions of RDP.

  I m looking for a list of life cycle of the 'Remote Desktop Client"and"Remote Desktop Protocol.

  Which versions are still supported by MS?

  What rdp client is able to connect to what version of rdp Terminalserver? compatible version of RDS - CAL etc.

  Hello

  My apologies for the delay in response.

  For more information on this issue, you can post your question here in the TechNet forums.

• version of Outlook express 6 date of end of life cycle support

  Can you tell me when and what is supported ended for Outlook Express Version 6?

  I tried to search the information of the life cycle, but did not find specific answers.  Thank you.

  All the OE production ceased in June 2006. It is the only supported security wise as long as XP/SP3, i.e. April 2014.

• Clear the logs of life cycle

  Hi all

  first sorry for my bad English.

  We have so few r720s Dell. We add a few new components for them and we are ready to give to our customers.
  But before that, we want to clear the logs of life cycle for all old newspapers that are there. I already try: [alertlog, cmdlog, esmlog] = clear command omconfig system and also to reset the idrac. While noting helps.
  Anyone know how I can get rid of them?

  Thank you

  Mitko

  
  

• OfficeJet life cycles

  Someone has an idea, what would be the total life cycle for the series officejet 7110 or 7100.  In other words how pages you might think that this printer is able to produce during its life cycle.

  The rule I use is to multiply the maximum nominal cycle of the warranty period.  For the Officejet 7110, there would be 5000 pages per month x 12 months, or 60K.

• Provide Notifications in all of the life cycle App?

  Hi, I implement of notifications of type push in a Cordova/WebWorks app, and I would like to know what are the options for notifications I can give my app users during the different stages of the life cycle of app.

  When the application is in the foreground , I can post a warning - that's fine. When the application is in the background, I could put the app in the foreground and the attention of the user, although I'd rather see them there is a message to be consumed and let the user decide when to access? The same case applies for push notifications that are received after the app has been closed/killed.

   

  
  If I understand correctly, using webworks I have not access to notifications bar (reference) to my interactive notifications. Although I can use the API of the application to see the/remove an icon + number on the banner/title bar, for example

  

  I can also use a reactivation page to display notifications received while the application was in the background or State of killed. Is that what I missed, and is what the above correct? Any suggestions on how to better manage push messages during history and killed States are welcome. Thank you

  Thanks for the quick response.

  Yes, when the application is closed, a push message starts the application, but in the background (it is visible in the task Chooser). Without a notification, the user would not necessarily be aware that a new message has arrived, without getting into the app - I don't want to not push messages to open the app in the foreground without consent/intent of the user. I understand that push, notification messages are separate entities, but I'm interested in how they can work together (the use of notifications to give control to the user regarding if/when consuming incoming messages when the application is not already in the foreground - I should maybe reviewing my post otherwise).

  I think my strategy will be to check if the application is in the background when a push message, if so, save message push of local storage blob/string, increment the number of banner and then users the ability to use/read the message when they re-enter the app.

• Revisting the UiEngine and screen life cycle, just to be sure I understand why I'm short-term memory

  For arguments sake, let's say I have a UiApplication from where I have a class named MyScreen that extends the screen. MyScreen, I background of work and every time I push a new screen the setTitle is called with a different value.

  With this configuration, I push the following screens on the display stack using a menu that looks like:

  • Press 3
  • Press 2
  • Press 1

  And I create my screens as follows, depending on which menu item has its run method invoked.

  For screen 1 and so on...

  MyScreen newScreen = new MyScreen();
  newScreen.setTitle("Screen 1");
  
  MyScreen newScreen = new MyScreen();
  newScreen.setTitle("Screen 2");
  
  MyScreen newScreen = new MyScreen();
  newScreen.setTitle("Screen 3");
  

  But what happens if I select the item of menu 3 push again, then push 2 once again, my display stack looks like:

  • Screen 2
  • Screen 3
  • Screen 3
  • Screen 2
  • Screen 1

  That's why I have five instances of my object type newScreen MyScreen, correct?

  Each of these five instances of my newScreen object must go through the life cycle standard screen?

  The only method of onUiEngineAttached race twice whenever my newScreen object is pushed and pulled. attached to the true value when the battery display and attached is false when it is taken from the stack display?

  As a result, the screen stack above, onUiEngineAttached is called a total of ten times?

  protected void onUiEngineAttached(boolean attached)
  

  Todd,

  Your description fits what I understand to occur.  RexDoug is concerned that you do not create a new instance of your screen, but I think that you are, you have 5 instances of your screen, some with identical titles.

• Life cycle - onDisplay to screen / onUiEngineAttached

  In the constructor of my screen, I make a decision about to load the screen or display an error message and to close the screen or not.

  The problem I am running into is that sometimes when I have popScreen() within its own constructor, I get a uiEngineNotAttached (or similar) message.

  I moved this decision and the logic of popScreen() to onDisplay() instead, and he seems to be happy there.

  This is the normal way to deal with something like that?  It seems that he could suffer a problem where unwanted onDisplay() gets recalled in case a later screen is popped, causing the original screen be visible again?

  Is there another event that happens only after the manufacturer, and the first time a screen?

  Is there a resourse somewhere that shows the life cycle of screen?

  I guess I could create a "first time" boolean that gets the value false and allows to control or not ignore the onDisplay() logic.

  onDisplay is called only once.  As it is obsolete, you must use his replacement onUiEngineAttached.

  In response to your questions

  "Is there another event that happens only after the manufacturer, and the first time a screen?

  The mechanisms described above are the right ones to use.

  "Is there a resourse somewhere that shows the life cycle screen?

  Not that I know, but there was a very good post on this Forum who went through it, I hope other someoen a bookmark and tell us.

• Life cycle of an Application of automatic start

  Y at - it a document on the life cycle of an application to auto-start.  Huge things, I managed to understand are:

  1 even if I have a trademark application like auto start, I should give the user a way to exist, enforcement, if I phone/disable the power demand will not restart... it should run when occurs the powerdown.

  2. when a request for AutoStart runs during shutdown is not really out, it's just dormant and picks up right where it left off on the power.

  3. the application if it has a TimerTask (say every minute) even operation when power off of these tasks keep piling up, when I turn on, once again, I get a bunch of tasks that occurred during power off (granted I can stop stains on poweroff, but how these tasks stack if the application is not running?)

  compromise soft power (and automatic disconnection) leaves some things up and running in the appliance. It is, for example, how the awakening is able to wake you up in the morning.
  for reoccuring timertasks, this means that you must cancel and reset their start