LR3 configuration for optimal performance

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• My computer is slow and a pop-up Microsoft says that my color palette is perhaps not where it should be for optimal performance

  Original title: my color sceme.

  My computer is slow and a pop-up Microsoft says my sceme color may not be where it should be for optimal performance, before I could click it properly, he disappeared. How can I change my sceme of color for optimal performance, Windows Vista Basic.

  Hi Mydajaz,

  ·         What is the pop-up message exactly says?

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  I suggest you to refer to the mentioned article and check if the problem still persists.

  How can I decide to change the color scheme to improve performance?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/how-do-I-decide-whether-to-change-the-color-scheme-to-improve-performance

  Let us know the results.

• Can I reduce the size of the pagefile, or does this size for optimal performance of the rig?

  Hi all.

  I recently increased my memory of 4 GB to 12 GB.  I noticed that my pagefile has increased in size that corresponds to the installed memory.  Can I reduce the size of the pagefile, or does this size for optimal performance of the rig.

  See you soon.

  Original title: size of pagefile.

  Swap files are always important. UNIX, Linux, MacOS and Windows all set up to Exchange files and use them. Some applications also require the existence of a file...

  The only people who need to limit the size of pagefile are those whose disk space is very valuable to the critical operations of mission currently running on the computer.

  Do not be fooled into thinking that the loading RAM is the best option, because it's not like people in the above paragraph you would say.

• Best Configuration for optimal IO RAID parameters and ESX 3.5 vmfs volumes

  Hello

  We currently have ESX 3.5 update 3 installed on a HP DL585 and connected to a HP MSA 1500.  ESX is installed on the server in a RAID 1 2 x 72 GB configuration.  I tried to determine the best possible configuration for the VMFS partition on the MSA 1500 (or more), but it seems to be getting some mixed reviews between RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10.  That's why I thought I post the question and I hope that some people have recommendations.  Even if the disk size and type may be the best available and we can add to write the memory cache to the MSA then let me know the following... I'm coming looking with better i/o performance overall as well as redundancy (number of readers and size is not limits so if we had better available so how would he).  Assuming that VM will perform a high volume of reads/writes:

  1 size Max of LUN to optimize i/o performance (I have read 250 GB but perhaps it can be more)?

  2 for the LUN RAID configuration (RAID 5 or RAID 10, as well as all others who may still be better)?

  3. number of disks to span as appropriate?

  4. the amount of memory to install in the table itself or if anything be installed within the guest card and/or fiber ESX?

  Thanks in advance

  I'd say go with RAID 10

  Number of disks and the size depends on the VMs that spins the discs,

  Good reading this article that I found interesting and useful

  http://www.miracleas.com/BAARF/RAID5_versus_RAID10.txt

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• Best configuration for Pegasus J4(up to 4 HDD/SSD's) - RAID or JBOD?

  I'm looking through a configuration of Pegasus J4 Thunderbolt disc for installation in first, until I can buy a more robust solution (probably Pegasus2). I am trying to determine what would be the ideal configuration for best performance on the casing of the drive. I apologize for my ignorance, but from the point of view of creation, that I'd better be using 4 small SSD (120-240 GB each), set up as JBOD? or should I use 7200 rpm disks, configure in RAID 0? Connection via Thunderbolt.

  Thanks in advance.

  Jordan

  See Page Tweakers - External Drives

  If you read carefully, you will notice that 2 SSD is max Thunderbolt connection, then add more SSD does not improve performance at all, will cost more.

  Four conventional disks 7200 RPM in raid0 will be released also (almost) max the Thunderbolt bus, but are much cheaper and offer much more space. JBOD is not desirable, because of lagging performance.

  4 x 1 TB HARD drive @ $70 = $280 less than 2 x 256 GB Samsung SSD Pro 840 @ $220 = $440

• Optimal configuration for vSwitches?

  I used to have a configuration with a bunch of different switches and each switch had his own Teddy bear, etc.  Virtually every assignment (iscsi, VM, vmotion, SC) has their own assigned Teddy.

  "After reading a Dell ' good practices ' (http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/poweredge-configurations-for-virtualisation.pdf) PDF file, I thought their way makes much more sense how I had mine Setup.  So here's how I think to do so (following quite close to their examples):

  vSwitch0 (3 natachasery plugged into a Cisco 6509 in etherchannel):

  Traffic - VM

  -SC

  -VMotion VMKernel (VLANs separated)

  vSwitch1 (2 natachasery plugged into a Cisco 6509 in etherchanel):

  iSCSI - SC

  -iSCSI VMKernel

  Does make sense?  Also, how do I know what vSwitch is used for iSCSI traffic because I don't see an option to turn on iSCSI as it is marketing VMotion?

  Thank you.

  Because the service console is used that for the discovery of the volume, not the traffic connection, it won't really matter.  I'm not sure to be used and am a little surprised that you were able to create 2 ports of console service on the same subnet.  I remember running into an error when I tried.  Maybe I'm remembering something similar though.

  I don't know how to determine which service console port to be used.  Maybe on the side SAN?  Maybe you can tell what IP made the discovery.  It can use one or the other at different times though. You should see that the IP address of the VMKernel connected to the volume however.  Who assure you real iSCSI traffic is on the good vSwitch.

  Charles nights, VCP

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• Change STP UME in RSTP mode on two stacked powerconnect 6224 configured for iSCSI during normal operation

  Hello

  I'll do a fw upgrade during normal operation on a stack of 6224 circulating BPMH, I am currently aware of recommendations Dells run RSTP on switches configured for iSCSI traffic connected to Equallogic SAN.

  I intend to set up another pile with two 6224 to failover and then perform the upgrade on the stack of "old." My question is if it's possible to run BPMH on the 'old' stack RSTP executing on the new stack when LAG is configured between the two batteries?

  Another option would be if it is possible to reconfigure the 'old' UME to RSTP stack without interruption between the hosts and the SAN first?

  Guidance on this subject would be greatly appreciated

  Cree

  Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol is based on RSTP and is backward compatible with

  RSTP and STP. So, you should be able to run BPMH on the old and RSTP on the new.

• who can help me with "insufficient resources to meet the level of failover configured for vSphere HA.

  Hello world

  We tried to gif a 14GB of ram and make server complete a booking for her.
  This is a server for the exams and the vendor told us to do.

  I can't any more then 5500MB reservation on it, when I anymore that I get
  "Insufficient resources to meet the level of failover configured for vSphere HA.

  We have:

  2 X 5.1 ESXi hosts
  Each host has
  2 x processors (8 Cores each) with HT active.
  255,75 GB of Ram

  vSphere HA has been activated.
  Admission control policy is enabled and that the ability to failover is 1 host.

  What is the problem here?

  Thank you
  Ernst.

  
  

  Admission control policy is all about to give you the kind of guarantee that if the host failure happens then there will be enough resources to perform the successful failover.

  in simple terms, it comes to reserve the resources of failover.

  I would recommend going through the notion of vSphere HA, reduced control policy the following document.

  https://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-60/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/vSphere-ESXi-vCenter-Server-60-availability-Guide.PDF

  From the Page number 22, the details that you need to study is given. Focus especially on part calculations Slot size of it.

  in your case you HA vSphere with number of failure of host to tolerate as admission control strategy defined.

  This means system will calculate CPU and memory slots out of the resources in your cluster, and the total number of units, it will keep some resources like reserved for failover, and others will be available to be used. It all depends on how much failure of hosts that you want to tolerate.

  now in your case, if you try to increase booking one of the virtual machine, which will then affect the number of locations in your environment, and so reserved ability to failover is violated, the system will not let you do what you want to do. As the energy on a virtual machine, or growing booking a powered VM etc..

  If you find that you have enough resources in your cluster and due to some virtual machines with very large cpu or memory reservation, number of places is less than you can still manage the settings some advanced in vSphere HA configuration, but I strongly recommend, try to take the help of someone who has done it before.

  also try to go through other admission control strategies which are explained in the document for more inputs.

• Not enough resources to meet the level of failover configured for vSphere HA

  I have a cluster of vSphere based 5.0 based on ESXi 5 knots 2.

  When I try to start a virtual machine, I get an error saying that there is "insufficient resources to meet the level of failover configured for vSphere HA.

  If I turn off an another VM the problem disappears and I can turn on my VM.

  If I try to turn on the virtual machine, I have already turned off, I get the error again.

  It seems obvious that there is a lack resources or some setting is misconfigured, but even after reading the forums and manuals, I am unable to locate the critical resource or parameter that is not correct.

  Based on my experience or vSphere server and ESXi servers are overloaded.

  I have an another similar cluster of hosting a larger number of virtual machines with no similar problem.

  This performance counter and this setting should check to identify the bottleneck?

  Concerning

  Marius

  To check reservations for virtual machines, I would select the Cluster in your vCenter inventory, then select the resources"" tab.  Which displays the child objects of the bunch (VMs, Resource Pools, vApps).  There you can watch settings of CPU resources and memory.  You'll want to watch the column of "Reserves".

  To find the size of the slot and places available, look at the tab "Summary" of your cluster.  There is a tile marked "vSphere HA.  In this mosaic, there will be a link for "Advanced Runtime Info" which will open a new window with the location information.

  When the Admission AP policy is set to "Number of failures of host cluster will tolerate", HA has a very pessimistic view of your resources, since it must be able to handle all the possibilities.

  Another option would be to change the admission control strategy in settings of Cluster HA to "percentage of resources reserved for failover.  It reserves a part of the resources for use by HA in the case of a failover, rather than trying to calculate the size of the individual virtual machines.  With a 2 cluster nodes, I think it a relatively safe bet to set these values to 50%, as your worst case scenario HA would be losing a single host on 2.

• Thunderbird 38.3.0: No writable calendars are configured for the invitations with the provider for Google Calendar 1.0.4

  Hello

  I searched many hours today in the internet and your forums, but it seems that this problem is not solved yet:

  No writable calendars are configured for the invitations with the provider for Google Calendar.

  My Thunderbird is 38.3.0 and the provider for Google Calendar 1.0.4.

  I put calendar.google.enableEmailInvitations; true but it did not help. I also tried [email protected]... @googlemail.com. Calendar works fine, it syncs, I see all the entries etc. But I can't accept invitations even IF she must have write access.

  What can I do? Is there a solution for this?

  Thank you!
  Daniel

  Use CalDAV here to access Google Calendar via lightning. I have no experience with the add-on of the provider.
  In any case, it is my understanding that you must assign an e-mail address to a calendar in order to be able to accept the invitations for this calendar. I see that in your screenshot.
  You can try to remove the Google calendar in lightning and re-create it. Given that all the data is on the server nothing will get lost.
  Or you may want to try CalDAV.
  https://blog.Mozilla.org/calendar/2013/09/Google-is-changing-the-location-URL-of-their-CalDAV-calendars/

• No writable calendars are configured for invitations

  A few weeks ago I created the lightning (with the great help of the participants to the forum of TB) so that when I get an e-mail meeting invitations, I could accept, and they show up on my Google Calendar. A week ago, it stopped working.

  When I receive an invitation, there is no button to accept. Instead, there is a notice that says "no writable calendars are configured for invitations, check the properties of calendar.

  I made sure that Google calendar is present and selected in the tab of the Flash. I checked the calendar properties, and the email address where I receive invitations to meetings (my work email) is set as the e-mail address in the Properties dialog box. And the checkbox is enabled to turn on the calendar.

  Thanks in advance, does anyone have suggestions to get TB/Lightning to work as it did before? That is to be accepted invitations to meetings and automatically add them to my calendar?

  Thank you!

  Well, you can then mark your message as 'Solution' for the topic?
  Thank you.

• Despite my Gmail that is configured for IMAP and continually confirming that my login and my password are correct, that it will not find my account

  My e-mail and password are correct when I try to configure my mail in Thunderbird, but I always get the error message: Thunderbird could not find your e-mail account settings.

  I have also entered with Gmail and was assured that it is configured for IMAP

  Thank you.

• SP A10 - Error 633: the modem is not installed or configured for Dial-Up

  I've already reformatted the hard drive and the utility CD to reinstall the modem driver. Anyone got tips on how to solve the problem? An external modem would solve it?
  Either way, it's a satellite pro A10

  Hello

  If the HARD drive is formatted, use the recovery CD and reinstall the OS. After that, the modem must be recognized and properly installed. After that, configure Dial connection and check the modem. If the modem is not defective, it should work.

  The strange thing is that there is Error 633 which means: the port is already in use or is not configured for remote access remote calls.
  Please check this interesting site http://www.modemsite.com/56k/duns633.asp.
  If there is no success please write again.

  Good bye

• iPad 1/2 fix for slow performance (finally!)

  After several years of desperately poor performance of my iPad 2 and original iPad, I finally understand how to behave reasonably well again.

  Before making this "correction" (you don't like it!), even my iPad menus have been slow to react.  After the correction, it rolls again.

  It turns out that native background apps, including Mail, can be incredibly hard on the performance of the iPad.  You wouldn't think that when the mail was not the app it would affect anything - but it makes.

  If you have a lot of emails (read or unread, is not serious), or have a large calendar and your menus are often jerky and the iPad seems to freeze every now and again once, for a few seconds, welcome to your 'solution '.

  Simply remove your accounts email and calendar of the iPad.  Simply access your e-mail via the web browser instead of using the Mail app can be all that it takes to find correct performance on your tablet.

  For maximum performance, you can continue, stripping of the iPad to each native function, you can: turn off notifications, set the background picture to black, disable automatic updates, all and in circles who does something.

  This explains why it's being a zero factory makes the iPad to work well again.  When we reset the iPad, there is no account e-mail attached to the Tablet, and it rolls.  We add our email account, and after a few moments, the Tablet starts download and return of the tablet to poverty once more.

  I was ready to throw both my iPad 1 and 2 by the window, but they are now in full service.

  Hope this helps someone out there.

  Your method of mail is a bit extreme, you may want to try all of my own below the solutions in the futture.

  All my old iPads and older iPads I started day/updated are ongoing enforcement just peachy keen on the last iOS without resorting to NOT use and delete content in the Mail application native iOS.

  In addition, with the native mail app, if you use iMAP, mail actually remains on the mail server. It is not, in fact, get downloaded or stored on an iDevice, himself.

  When you create new folders in iOS App Mail, you, in fact, create folders in your e-mail/s account on the servers of e-mail service. Not on your iDevice.

  The only reason that the Mail app could be the cause of performance problems, it is that you have set mail to automatically extract the mail at a time interval that may be too short and the iDevice is constantly ping servers of e-mail for short mail a few minutes or less.

  I have my Mail application set for manual removal, so my iDevices are not constantly check new email every few minutes or less.

  Also Push mail off if mail out Internet ping the mail server permanently, either.

  You really don't have to do what you did!

  There are other e-mail settings, you need to change.

• Re: Brooded and configuration for Touchpad

  Win7 x 64
  L505 - 10 M

  It dishes all kinds of problems after an update of security windows for this system a few months ago.

  I put a backup of C:\ return, but various functions did not work.
  I have most of them are still working today. I installed Flashcard again but configuration for touch pad and display are still missing.
  Mouse drivers are HID-mouse PS/2 version: 6.1.7600.16385 Microsoft.
  I downloaded path touch driver - 20091202155841.zip, but it cannot be installed.
  C: \Program Line\TOSHIBA\Bulletin Council is present but likely damaged and not present in Windows Start-menu\Toshiba.
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  arnold12

  It is pretty damn good on your laptop.
  Is installation of recovery for you solution?

  I mean, after the new installation of the OS, everything will be OK again.

  All you need to do is to backup all your data and start the installation of the HARD disk.