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• Impossible to change the path for the shared virtual machines

  Hello

  as long as user root, in the Preferences menu, shared, VMs when I change the location and

  (1) push apply 1 time, the path is created in the right place on the hard drive but when I want to share a virtual machine and move toward this path, the default path is the default: / var/lib/vmware... not the one created by the menu setting.

  Cannot change the location for the shared virtual machines.

  (2) push apply several times: odd error menu

  

  OS: Linux mandriva 64

  Any ideas?  Is this a way to manually change the path in a config file?

  Best respect

  Out of work station - stop pass.
  Then edit datastores.xml - don't know where the files on Linux - I expect it be in/etc/vmware/hostd or something like that

• Cannot create the pool, error of path for the VM folder

  I am using Add-AutomaticLinkedClonePool but running in the following error message:

  Add-AutomaticLinkedClonePool: PowershellService::AddAutomaticLinkedClonePool FAILED, error = not found file vm (or running) to the path: / Site/Desktops/PoolName. Could not find folder vm (or running) to the path: / Site/Desktops/PoolName

  I tried all of the following conditions:

  -VmFolderPath "/ Site/Home/office/PoolName.

  -VmFolderPath "/ Site/host/desktops / '.

  -VmFolderPath "/ Site/computers office/PoolName.

  No idea what I am doing wrong or where I should look next? I thought it might be a permissions problem, but it seems unlikely that the account I use must have full privileges. Incidentally, did you know that "Could not find file vm" gets 0 results on Google?

  As far as I know, you also have to include the files hidden in the access path.

  So if the Site is your data center, you should try

  -VmFolderPath "/ Site/vm/host/computers office/PoolName.

  I don't know how the Organization of your search folders, but the asumes above

  Data Center: Site

  Folder: Home

  File: desktop computers

  File: PoolName

• _Capture image questions HPDM4.5 SP4 (Errorcode-400 could not connect to the shared folder)

  Hi, hope someone can help me.

  I'm under HPDM 4.5 SP4 on a member of the domain Windows 2008R2 SP1 x 64 server.

  I try to use the model "_Capture Image" on a light field customer non-member HP T610 (Agent version: 4.5.3360.18502, version of the device: 6.1.7601.286)

  Configured the master repository, used Filezilla server and did a test on the FTP and the Shared folder.

  FTP path: ftp: / //hpdm ("C:\Inetpub\Ftproot\HPDM")

  Path of the shared folder: ------\hpdm

  Bin play with the settings and read this for a day, but no mather what I try, whenever I use the model I get: ErrorCode:-400 could not connect to the shared folder.

  Edit: when I run the model, I see a folder created in "C:\Inetpub\Ftproot\HPDM\Repository\Images\test1_1", but the HP Imaging tool displays some time: set up the share folder. Finally the error task and the test1_1 folder is deleted.

  Please advice

  Hello to all you readers looking for the answer to this...

  @ jeff_x thank you for your response.

  1. all units has no (I tried 5)

  2. now 4.5.3660.16798 running and it works

  3. all thin clients running DHCP

  4. all thin clients and server hp - manager already running in a serparate network.

  But the solution was simple. Had to delete all software HPDM

  Fact Download Manager-cutting (sp60327.exe) HPDM and HPDM SP4 (sp64049) < at="" max="" 200kb/s=""> >

  Installed from scratch and configured the master repository with:

  Name of the repository: master repository

  Server address:

  FTP (FileZilla Server, created a user 'anonymous' without password, shared the folder c:\inetpub\ftproot\hpdm to this user and pressed the button "set as home dir")

  User name: anonymous

  Password: (blank)

  Path: simply put ' / '.

  Protocol of shared folder settings

  User name: \user (created a local user for this purpose and placed it in the local administrator group: Administrators)

  Password: (what you do to the top when you created this account)

  Path: just put in "hpdm.

  Hit test and see if it worked for you. BTW, the test button is not the Holy Grail.

  There should be a better manual to set this up!

  I hope that with this info to help a person looking at the same issue 400 error!

• CANNOT write to files in the shared folder of XP on a PC running windows 7 - but good vice versa

  I have a laptop under Windows 7 (SP1) and a desktop running XP (SP3).  I have connected both via a wireless network. While I can see and access shared files/folders from one computer to the other computer, I can only read/write files in the shared folder on the portable computer that is running Windows 7.

  If I try and change a file in the shared folder from the PC under XP on my laptop, I get the message "this file is set to read-only. Try again with a different name "."  I know that the file is NOT checked for read-only. When I change the name of the file I get the error message "\\Desktop\SharedDocs\filename.doc you are not allowed to save in this location. Contact the administrator for approval.  You want to save in the folder my documents instead? "If I save the file to another location on the laptop under Win7 it save then OK.  I can not just save a modified version of the file in the same shared folder from desktop running XP.
  It seems that it must be something to do with permissions and access to the parameters of the desktop running XP but I can not find these. Fairly easy to find in Windows 7.
  Finally, I don't have a login/password set for the connection to the computer to Office XP.  I don't have a user name and password for the laptop Win7 but you have turned off password protected sharing.
  Anyone have a solution to this?
  Thank you

  OK - the problem is now resolved.

  I noticed that the read-only for the shared folder has been checked. When I unchecked it and also checked the box "allow network users to change my files" in the shared folder properties/sharing, I was able to modify and save files in the shared folder on my laptop.
  It's a little weird because I thought I had done this the other day where the results have been less successful.  Strange.
  Thanks for your help.

• Moving the Outlook Express Store folder to the shared folder of VMWare

  I am running Windows XP under Fusion 5.0.2 on my iMac running OS 10.8.2.  I want to move Outlook Express folder my wife of storage in VMware's shared folder so that its records are included in backups Time Machine.  Unfortunately, as soon as I select the VMware folder in the navigation under Tools > Options > Maintenance > store folder, the OK button will gray preventing selection.

  I originally moved the storage folder of OE out of its usual location on the virtual C drive on an external disk to keep data staff internal hard drive in the iMac. I created a file of commands using XXCOPY for saving these files to another external hard drive, but it does not provide a backup of the version; that is, if inadvertently, I save a damaged file, I have two copies of the corrupted file and no good copy to return.  (Fortunately, I also do a weekly backup on another external drive that I keep off site, which saved me from disaster recently.)

  I exclude the virtual machine (.vmwarevm) all backups TM to go back to the storage of OE on the virtual C drive folder would not solve my problem.

  I decided that the usefulness of TM outweighs the risk of having some personal data on the internal hard drive and transferred all my other files in the share folder VMware, that works very well to keep my files, they are created in Windows or on the host, in a place and keeping them supported by TM.

  I guess not being not able to move the OE store folder to the shared folder of VMware is a limitation of Windows, but does anyone know a way around?

  It's doable, even if you manually change the "Store Root" key in the Windows registry to point to the network location while OE is closed.

  See the image below for example, although it is worth noting that the path between the {} will be different for each user.

  (Click on the image to enlarge).

  

• Sync Center gets stuck saying "pending sync", never synchronizes the files on the shared folder offline

  Hello

  I have a laptop (Compaq 8440) running Windows Vista Enterprise (not yet upgraded to SP1).  I have a shared folder mapped to the N: drive on my laptop.  This shared folder is located on a computer on my home network.  Every day, I move my laptop between my home network (wireless) and my work network (cable intranet).

  I scored a subfolder in the shared folder available offline.  It worked for about two weeks, but now when I try to synchronize with the shared folder offline files, Sync Center has constantly "waiting for synchronization" status  He never goes out with synchronization, regardless how long wait.

  I tried clicking "stop"button in Sync Center, but this does not prevent the synchronization.  I do not see error messages or the situation in Sync Center.

  I tried to restart the laptop, but nothing helped.  I tried to disable/reactivate the wireless connection, but nothing helped.  I can connect to the shared folder and discovers the other directories that are not 'available offline", is not a connectivity problem.

  Thank you
  Jason Fritz

  Hi Jason,

  You can try to remove the sync partnership and add it back.  Who can get things working again.  See the following link on how to put an end to partnerships, then in the section above, how to create them.
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/1074e034-1bcf-4dfb-93c3-46ec7df97d371033.mspx#E6E

  Introduction to offline files.  Contains links to the different problems of synchronization.
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/93a550df-34cd-4497-85d0-8732602f59591033.mspx

  Troubleshoot synchronization issues.
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/608639ce-27C8-42d5-AD3A-4bc641c9ca711033.mspx#E1AAC

  Please let us know if that helps the issue.
  Brent
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• OfficeJet pro 8600 + scan if there is no configuration for the network folder

  The printer is wireless to my router and I connect to a computer connected to the router with an ethernet cable.  The computer is running Windows 7SP1 Home Premium 64.

  During the original installation of the printer 3 days ago, I used the wizard set up 'scan to a network folder' a record 'scans public '.  He created the 'profile' correctly and worked well the first time I scanned (I scanned the 3 or 4 times with different tweaks to experiment).  However the next day it no longer worked error on the printer was, 'could not connect to \\Computername\Public scan. Check that the remote computer is on. "Obviously, the computer was on, some communication problems only happened from one day to the next day, he was sitting unattended.  Hmmmmm.  Note that the option "Scan to Computer" works very well, so communication is simply no "scan to network folder" option and I really want to scan to a network folder.

  I went in a private "Scans" folder on my account and created a share as 'DadsScans', creating permissions and following all the tips I've come across so far.  Then I tried many times with the wizard to create a new configuration in the profile and all have failed and yes I found the network and turned on file sharing.  Also remember that it worked fine the first night?

  I tried to enter the local path to the folder (C:\users\dad\My analysis) with a share name (DadsScans), but the error message after choosing the option "test and save" was, "error.  Your printer cannot connect to the server.  Press 'Back' to correct the address and the name of the server.  Setting is not saved. »

  I then tried to enter the share name directly in the path of the network folder, like "\\computername\DadsScans", but the error was "error.  Your printer cannot connect to the server.  Press 'Back' to correct the address and the name of the server.  Make sure that network discovery and file sharing are turned on... "Note, I also tried,"\\computer Address\DadsScans IP"and got the same error.

  Finally, I disabled my firewall and my anti-virus in real time and tried again and got the same error messages.

  Once again, my network discovery and file sharing are on and it worked fine the first time I've used suggesting that everything was fine.  What happened during the night, so that the printer and computer sitting idle?  I've changed NOTHING!  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

  Well well, after several hours of attempts to solve the problem, the 'light bulb went on!  The night after that I configured the "scan to network folder" option, we had some difficulties with our network so I reset our modem and DSL router.  Who cleaned the problems of network with devices.  It is apparently broke something with the communications between the scanner and the computer.  A simple re-start the computer tonight and wa - la, the original public scan I configure worked again and I could create new profiles of "scanning to '!

• Error message: "the file names would be too long for the destination folder.

  I move the files from internal hard drive to external hard drive using cut and paste.  I get a message "the file name would be too long for the destination folder.  You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location with a shorter path. "I then gives me choices to skip or cancel.  What happens to files that are ignored?  Are they deleted?  I don't want to lose all the data, but there are more 2 000 files with this problem, so passing by and rename each one really isn't a viable solution.  I don't really understand how the file names were originally created/saved about a problem that is only now that I want to move them.  The disc source and destination are NTFS.  Is there a solution for this?  It is imperative that no data is lost.  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  On Wednesday, 10 April 2013, 12:16:23 + 0000, MADinIowa wrote:

  I move the files from internal hard drive to external hard drive using cut and paste.  I get a message "the file name would be too long for the destination folder.  You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location with a shorter path. "I then gives me choices to skip or cancel.  What happens to files that are ignored?  Are they deleted?

  N ° to check that what I say is correct, create a new folder
  for the purposes of the trial and to make a copy of some files. To ensure that
  one of them has a long name (rename if necessary), and then try to copy
  These files on the external drive. When you get the message, choose
  'jump' and see what happens.

• Cannot write to the shared folder in secure workspace

  Hello

  I'm working on an application that writes to a debug log file in the shared documents folder. I use blackberry.io to get the path of the file as follows

  fs.root.getFile(blackberry.io.shared + '/documents/debug.txt', {create: true}, this._handleFileRead, this._handleError);
  

  Make sure I have "unsandbox" first by going to: blackberry.io.sandbox = false; According to the API.

  When I deploy the application on personal space, it works very well. When I deploy the application through the BES10 to the workspace and then I get a NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR trying to get/create the file...

  Note: If I try to create the file in my sandbox it works well in both areas.

  Hi Georgechr,

  The error message indicates that your application doesn't have write access to the shared directory.

  FYI, the shared folder of the workspace is located here:

  Accounts/1000-Enterprise/Shared

  While the shared personal folder is located here:

  / accounts/1000/shared

  First, we will ensure that blackberry.io.shared actually point to the shared folder of the workspace. Print (console.log ()) its results and attach to your response.

  An application which is installed within the perimeter of work can store data in the work and personal spaces as long as the following it policy is the value allow on BES:

  Security-> App work access to the personal data

  Kind regards

  A.

• I want to prevent the use of the login and password of CentOS 6.5 to the shared folder Windows 7

  Recently, I lost my hard drive Windows 7 Pro to crash and had to rebuild the laptop from scratch. I have set up the laptop to share files on the local network with XP, Vista, and CentOS 6.5 PC. The file sharing (without need of login/password) with all PC work with one exception.

  When you use the 'of' the CentOS PC file manager to access the shared folder on Windows 7, I am invited with login/domain/password popup box. I enter the credentials and everything works well. And I have to do it once. The same user name exists on all PCs. But I think the connections via file sharing simply under "guest" or "annonimus. The race of Samba (SMB) of the computer of CentOS version is version 3.6.9. I have tried so many combinations of solutions and none seem to work. See the list below:

  Windows:
  Edit local security policies
  Remove the TransportBindName (then add back)
  Set UseNewSmb = 0, then returns to 1

  Samba:
  security = share and then I tried security = user
  client NTLMv2 auth = Yes and return to no.
  NTLM auth = none and return to Yes

  I am hoping there is a configuration that will prvent the annoying popup login/password.

  It seems that my problem has been solved (for me at least). Discovered by searching for another detachment of TechNet
  Listed below are the changes. I doubt that all were required, but there still Big Bang solutions seem to always work when dealing with Microsoft operating systems, Yes?

  The registry

  1 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: everyoneincludesanonymous = 1

  2 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: NoLmHash = 0

  3 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: LmCompatibilityLevel = 1

  4. KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanManServer\Parameters
  DATA: restrictnullsessaccess = 0

  In the policy editor of local security under the Security Options folder

  1. Microsoft network client: password is sent unencrypted SMB third party = active servers

  In the network sharing Center

  1. go to the advance sharing settings page

  2. Select: Activate sharing files for devices that use encryption 40 or 56-bit

  Test:

  1. reboot Windows 7

  2 reboot the Linux server

  3. open Linux Network Browser (Thunar) application

  4 navigate in the actions of Windows 7 without having to enter the login/password: success!

• Export failed: file not found (&lt; path of the VM folder &gt; \autoinst.flp).

  I'm trying to export server Ubuntu LTS 64 14.04 OVF format and I get the following error:

  Export failed: file not found (< path of the VM folder > \autoinst.flp).

  It works for my other OS as well as Ubuntu LTS Desktop 14.04.  I have a 10 Workstation on a windows machine 7 and 11 of the workstation with the latest patch on 14 Ubuntu LTS Desktop and get the same error when you try to export the specific operating system.

  I solved this problem myself.  The original virtual machine had its hardware settings pointing to autoinst.iso.  She does not have this file and when I ran the error did not prevent the virtual machine to boot the system.  I cloned VM and the setting of the material had the floppy pointing to autoinst.flp.  I removed this material setting and now I can create an OVF file for it.

• How to set preferences for the network folder in VMWare Fusion

  I use VMWare Fusion to run a virtual PC on my Mac which I use QuickBooks to MUCH for my business. I'm trying to get the Writer of Intuit, a complementary product to work, QuickBooks statement but there need me to change the security settings on the "network drive" my files are on. Here's what he said I should do:

  "If you choose a network folder for a default save location, the system

  administrator must make some specific changes on the network and address

  some questions of local security. To open the QMD files over a network, the

  administrator must grant full trust to any executable code or to

  all Microsoft Office documents in the folder where the file qsm

  stored. Either the type of access requires a change in the code access

  security strategy for .NET framework on the computer. The

  administrator must ensure that these changes are compatible with any

  other local security policies. For more information, see Networking SIE

  and multiple users. »

  Help! How can I do this?

  Thank you

  Dawn

  I don't use QuickBooks but Google search for EIS networking and multiple users hit Albums is support QuickBooks - statement of Intuit writer (SIE) network and multi-user functionality and he said: 'because we do not recommend this, the files must be local when you work with them. It is necessary to copy the file IF you want to work with on your local disk, and when the finished work with the file, copy it to the server. "so this means to copy the file in the folder shared VMware on the Windows filesystem, as an example the office that you use also the feature and then mirrored folders when it copy in the shared folder of VMware.

  If you don't want to do that, then it seems that the major changes that need to be taken are on the side of Windows and not really a matter of VMware Fusion in itself however in the perspective of VMware Fusion, VMware shared folder should be set to read & write and is the only permissions that VMware Fusion has no control on in this regard.  Another aspect of the permissions would be on OS X and the permissions on the folder as a shared folder on VMware normally, only the owner has read & write permissions and other default permissions for reading only.  You may also need to change the permissions to read & write however what I read after looking at a few other answers the main objective research to resolve that matter Windows itself using the .NET Framework Configuration tool.

  So I really do not see this as a matter of VMware Fusion and see it in the totally as an issue security policy mainly on Windows, although the other mentioned permissions must be at least check and then only modified if necessary after that making the necessary changes on Windows is not sufficient even though as long as the folder shared VMware is set read/write & I think the rest this is totally of the Windows side.

• Save iBot to the shared folder

  Hi gurus,
  
  (1) I loged as admin and created the iBot when I try to save the iBot he recorded in the MyiBots folder, I see not any option through the iBots Shared folder. Is this what I should I do to save the iBots in the Shared folder.
  
  (2) how to migrate the ibots of one enveronment to another?
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Concerning
  Ali

  Hi Ali,

  Please check listing for subscription in the recipients tab, then save the Ibot you will be directed to the shared folder.

  Thank you
  Kanna

• Move the Dashboard under "My dashboard" to the shared folder

  Hello
  
  
  I created a few Dashboard under "My dashboard", which became completely private IE, they are not accessible to the
  
  any other user. Now, the requirement is to know how to get the dashboard public or available to other users. Please let me know any suggestions.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Scott

  You can use Catalog Manager (directly from the web client with the administration panel) to copy the dasboard objects in shared folders.

  The dasboard object are located in the hidden directory 'portal' to the webcatalogs. So the shared folder also has a set of hidden objects "portal." Just copy the folder of your dashboard in it.

  Then, copy (or "Save as") each report in the shared folders.
  Now, that's the bad part: you must replace each report in the your dashboard pages.

  That is why, for the future, do not use your "my account" if you're supposed to share reports and dashboard. Directly create them in shared folders, use the * "rights management *" whether to grant access to other users. It will save you a lot of time and effort.

  Reports are easy to move, but the dashboard is more complicated, because dashboard pages refer to other objects.