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• Update of Mountain Lion with server at El Capitan with server

  In my view, that it's time to upgrade my server Mountain Lion at El Capitan.  I am under some Web sites on the server (WordPress and ZenCart), and I'm managing e-mail for a few areas.  This is a hobby - so if I run into any kind of problems, then staring at me forever.

  I use the server to manage several domains, some websites (wordpress and zencart) and e-mail for a few areas.  Is there someone who can asure me that an upgrade will not stop one of my sites/e-mail from accessible summer and that an upgrade is really simple:

  1) move to El Capitan on App Store

  (2) application Server purchase in App Store

  (3) open app Server

  ???

  einarso wrote:

  ......

  I use the server to manage a few areas... Is there someone who can asure me that an upgrade will not stop one of my sites/e-mail from accessible summer and that an upgrade is really simple:

  1) move to El Capitan on App Store

  (2) application Server purchase in App Store

  (3) open app Server

  ???

  I don't think that a single SA will give you such insurance. There are simply too many unknowns in your equation.

  A few questions that I would be:

  1. Where are your plans backup and restore?
  2. The backups have been verified? Have the hardware and other software were mapped for compatibility?
  3. Have you prepared for a recovery after disaster?
  4. What does your schedule look like?
  5. If your clients have been informed, and did you get their buy-in to the schedule planned downtime and one time the program installation or recovery?
  6. What your relief and the secondary standby solution look like?
  7. What makes it look like your hardware failure recovery plan as it is in place? More relevant would be your standby HD, on which I would clone the server for immediate system recovery.

  These aren't all, but only a few pertinent questions.

  Most SA engineers system will tell you that nothing is comparable to moments of sheer terror when they progress through the processes and procedures of a server upgrade, whether hardware or software. The latter is the worst, only comparable to the terror of a student pilot experienced on his first simulated emergency landing, frozen stiff out of pure terror on short final.

  Leo

• VM Server 2 as an archiving solution (single Server Instances, long-term use 10 years and more)

  Hello, I have a lot of customers who are located in the health sector, they have very dated material but we must keep the system state server and existing programs up to 20 years.

  I've virtualized successfully some of their servers using the converter and operate them on VM Server 2.0; things are impeccable and they know even higher performance and then on their old material.

  My question is this; VMWare Server is a sound archiving for instances of single server solution if a customer has only 1 server that must be kept for years, is interesting to use ESXi or ESX server purchase?  Do you think that any restrictions on the use of VMServer to host this virtual machine (for the next few years) so the client will use to read only purposes?  Is there another product VMware which will allow for read-only access on a network (Vm Player?)

  What are others in the health sector to help clinics with a single server?

  Thank you for all your comments on this, I'm using ESX server but with time in these situations, there is no way these customers will be hardware and software investments for 1 VM.

  Thank you

  Haymaker

  Hello

  For archiving purposes, VMware Server is a perfectly good option. Reader could also be used if you want to... You and the 'hosting' on which you store all this. It must be able to run the required number of virtual machines simultaneously.

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• What are the free ESXi / 5.1 vsphere Hypervisor hardware required / restrictions?

  Situation: I'm going to update a few web servers where I am currently under the free version of ESXi/vSphere 4.0.  When 5.0 was released, I decided to not look at new versions of VMware because of the restriction of vRAM and either run an earlier version or something.  I came across a post that says 5.1 license was different and stopped by the page 5.1 and read this http://www.vmware.com/products/datacenter-virtualization/vsphere-hypervisor/requirements.html who actually reads differently.

  Questions: am I correct in my understanding of the restrictions for 5.1 are:

  1. 32 GB max RAM PHYSICS?  (It's a big change from 32GB vRAM).

  2. no limit on the number of CPUs or cores?  (This is a big change of physical processor 1 up to 6 cores max.)

  Thank you!
  

  PS: If the only real limitation is now 32 GB RAM virtual, VMware made a good shot.  I'm not the skin to VMware, so I think that physical 32 GB is perfect.  There is still only so much you can do in the 32 GB, but there is not the complexities of licensing.  The restriction of vRAM was impassable.  Server purchase is unnecessarily complicated by restrictions of socket and core.  This means that I could buy a standard speed core 8 or 10 cheaper XEON or use an older multiprocessor machine instead of an expensive high-frequency 6 core with hyperthreading.

  1. 32 GB max RAM PHYSICS?  (It's a big change from 32GB vRAM).

  Yes that's right FREE esxi supports maximum 32 GB physical RAM can only

  2. no limit on the number of CPUs or cores?  (This is a big change of physical processor 1 up to 6 cores max.)

  No Yes No limit on physical CPU or cores

• Add additional licenses to ESX 3.5 / vCenter

  Hello

  I just wanted to check the process of adding new licenses to a 3.5 ESX / vCenter 2.5 environment.

  Can I have several .lic files in the license folder? There is currently a license file in place, but it is necessary to add a license to a new server, purchased a vsphere license 5 which will have to be demoted to a .lic file?

  Is there a risk involved in existing hosts if there is a problem with the license server after you add the new file?

  After you add the license file, I guess I just need to configure the host to point to the license server. Should I do before or after the addition of the host to vcenter?

  Thanks in advance.

  N

  Hello

  Yes, you can have several license files - no need to group them into a single file. Once you add your host to vcenter, your host should automatically pick the license, and you will see the name of your license server in the configuration of license tab on your host computer.

  Thank you

• I would take my existing Server 2008 and upgrade to Server 2012 and the purchase of a virtual server in a data center

  Original title:

  Virtualization server 2012

  I got too many answers to this question. I need the correct answer before buying any CALs galore.

  I would take my existing Server 2008 and upgrade to Server 2012 and the purchase of a virtual server in a data center. I have 25 computers that need to communicate with the server throughout the day, all the different machines. I want to know the best option without breaking the Bank. I permit the data center included in the package to my server.

  Try asking in the Windows Server forum:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• Additional licenses purchased in 2004, but they are not loaded on the server, and they can't find the hard copy of the licenses to load them in.

  Asked me to take over the COMPUTER Department of a small Christian school. They are running SBS 2003. They bought licences for additional client access in 2004, but they are not loaded to the server and they can't find the hard copy of the licenses to load them in. Also, they purhcased of XP Pro and Office 2003 licenses (I have the disks and keys to install but do not know how many licenses they own) and they are not either of the paper copy of these licenses. Is there a way to contact Microsoft to get the licenses? Any help would be appreciated.

  Bill

  original title: recover lost Volume Licensing

  I just figured this out...

  I called the 1-866-230-0560 Option 3 Volume licenses and talked to someone who searched under the name of the school in order to locate licenses. It is even searched under our zip code and found other licenses that have been purchased by the school where the dealer abbreviated the name of the school.

  I hope that this is useful information to others in the same situation.

  Bill

• In-App purchase: Verification of the receipt of the purchase of the back-end server

  BlackBerry 10 is there an equivalent to the Android API status to purchase that allows a backend to check an in-app purchase.

  Simplified sequence of events:

  1. the user makes in-app purchase.

  2 app receives bb:latform:urchaseReceipt

  3 app sends receipt to the main server

  4 Backend server validates the reception with BlackBerry World Server.

  5 Backend server informs app purchase completed.

  I was not able to discover the documentation indicating support for step 4.

  If it is not currently supported, it's on the roadmap?

  There are currently no service like that, but there is one on the road map. No timeline for when it may be available if.

• Purchased video files can be downloaded from the third-party server

  I want to build an aerial video image bank. The files will be 4 k files pulled a multicopter. I have 500 video files. Each file can be 5-6G in size. I can't store these files in British Colombia because the limit is only 250 MB per file. Therefore, I need to store them on a third party server. When a visitor to the site buys a video file with the shopping cart on the spot (via PayPal), I want to know if my Muse built site can join the video file on the third parter server and call to put at the disposal of the customer to download the purchase email confirmation.

  I used these guys for years:

  Sell downloads | PayLoadz

  It costs a little a month but if you want something, turnkey for the size of the file that you are talking about. The downside is that the payment is not integrated with BC or CRM etc., it should be on the payloadz site (unless you start getting fancy with the two APIs, but that's another debate).

• Lion server is always available to purchase?

  I read some old posts that says you can buy Lion Server if you call Apple but I tried some numbers and all they have is Lion, but no server of Lion. Try to redirect some old Mac Pros such as file servers and hoping that it is possible to buy yet. Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  This is a little old, but I am betting it still applies...

  I had this problem too. We have a 2008 Xserve (Xserve2, 1) who does not care for 10.8 Lion mountain, so we had to get 10.7 Lion. DO NOT CALL SALES, not even the store Apple's Business. They don't know how to order 10.7. When you have found the right person to talk to support, it is very easy. The only problem seems to be to find someone who knows how to place the order for you.

  Also, make sure that you get the TWO 10.7 Lion and 10.7 Lion.app, $20 each. They send you an e-mail in a few days with the download link and the redemption code. You must do this on a system with 10.6.6 at least, otherwise, you can't go to the Mac App Store to download.

  Re: Can I still buy Server 10.7 Lion?

• Issue of license; need information on the purchase of Windows Server 2008 R2 with 25 CAL

  I am looking to buy Windows Server 2008 R2 with 25 CAL.  The question I ask myself, is that if I were to continue this RDS would come with the initial 25 CAL or it would cost more.  If so, how much per RDS? and how much would cost the package for the Windows Server 2008 R2 with 25 RDS CAL company.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Purchase Adobe XI pro on a server using terminal server with 2 computers connected to the server

  How many applications we need buy?

  Hi rrustfl3,

  The number of licenses required to purchase = number of users expected to use the application.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• Purchase / construction server to run ESXi - hardware compatibility

  I need to buy or build a platform of 64-bit server running Windows 2008/Exchange 2007.

  I would like to run on VMWare / ESXi for the independence of the material.

  Please direct me to a hardware compatibility list to make sure that I don't end up with a hardware configuration, I can't use!

  Thank you

  Here is a link to the official list form VMware - http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php.

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• Remove data from the HD Server?

  I've recently updated my OS to 10.12 Sierra and went to install Server.app. However, when trying to install Mac OS Server, I received the following message:

  "This the server version does not support upgrading the server from data on this volume. To upgrade your database server, you need to install an older version of the server and OS X."

  ***? In what universe would be an acceptable solution? Now, the fact is that I probably had installed Server.app before on a very old version of Mac OS (not sure which) and just never bothered to upgrade during the last major revision of OS X or more.

  What that is, how can I get rid of these old "data server" so I can install a new copy? Thank you.

  Wondering how to remove the data from the server that you had before the upgrade to Sierra? If so, delete the folder/Library/Server and the.app to / applications. Then go to the App Store and buy the latest version of the server. I'm guessing that your last purchase server had Yosemite and that's why try to install the server to the App Store / Shopping does not work. I did purchase the server from Yosemite.

• Try to get the repair of the iPhone screen in France purchased the Canada

  I broke the screen on my iPhone 6. It was my fault, it's more under warranty and I do not have the AppleCare. I bought it in the Canada, and I am now based in France for a long time so I want to get it fixed here. I filled the form of repair of product from Apple.com. First bad surprise: although it is said that the screen repair should cost 127,10 euros for an iPhone 6 AppleCare +, the 'quick quote' says that my repair will cost: €237.50 + taxes, shipping and handling fees. Which is pretty steep. Second problem: when I get my address (near the border of Switzerland, near Geneva) so they are sending me a box so I can send my phone for repairs, I get the error message:

  It is not possible to repair in this region. Choose another solution. (addrapi.08)

  So apparently, I can't mail inside at all where I live. I wonder if it's because I bought the phone at the Canada, or because I live in a region 'isolation' from France (although almost a suburb of a large city of Switzerland and very well served by the post office and all major package delivery companies)? I also wonder if I'll be able to get my screen repaired if I take on the Apple Store in Geneva, or if its Canadian retail will also be a problem there (or also do repair is two times more expensive there)? In my view, there is no difference between an iPhone 6 purchased in the Canada and the other bought in France or Switzerland (except the plug of power supply in the box) so I'm perplexed that this must be a problem. Does anyone have experience?

  The warranty on an iPhone is not international. It is limited to the country in which you bought unless this country is part of the EU whereby the warranty is valid in any country of the EU.