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• Alienware 17 r2 (2015) m2 size + compatibility

  Hello, I just ordered my laptop and he will receive in a few weeks.  I'm looking to put some ssd m2 in when he comes along and tries to install USB recovery.  Basically:

  Does anyone know what size 80mm? M2 ssd takes this thing.

  Someone has a list of examples of compatible.

  Anyone successfully boots from the once installed ssd?

  If it does not seem that this will be an option, I will just go on the road to Sata single ssd 2.5, but would be nice to be able to install some readers m2.

  Thank you for your time,

  Lorenzo

  22 x 80 x 2.4 mm are the size of my Samsung PM851 supplied with the machine. The actual data sheet is available in the this link. The model of my machine is MZNTE128HMGR. Compatibility is still unknown other than what Dell ships as many users will are not upgraded to the SSD M.2 immediately.

• Hyperion 11.1.2.3 with SQL Server 2012 compatibility mode

  Hello

  I have a client that has installed the SQL Server 2012 with compatibililty mode Server (Server 2008, 100). Hyperion configuration seems to have proceeded and I was able to correctly configure the environment. I'm afraid that there could be a few unforeseen errors that may appear later. I know according to the support matrix 2012 version is not supported with hyperion 11.1.2.3 but did anyone try it before and you face any problem?

  I've not seen any problems with compatibility mode if the problem is that it is not yet support that will probably help not means if there were issues related to the Oracle database.

  There are also "does EMP 11.1.2.x Support SQL 2012 in 2008 Compatibility Mode for EMP databases? (Doc ID 1495944.1) »

  See you soon

  John

  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• File server 2003 compatibility with server r2 2012

  I have a file server that is running Storage server 2003 r2, and I just added an application server running server 2012 r2. I am unable to connect to shared printers or folders on the storage server. So, when running against the server 20012 group policies it takes forever for group policy to complete (and sometimes a day) because the GPO installs printer that are shared on the storage server

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

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

• Microsoft server 2003 compatibility with XP and windows 7

  I have a LAN with a server running with Windows Server 2003 workstations with 15 connected using windows XP pro. I need to start replacing the jobs because of their age, that I can connect a workstation running windows 7 to a local domain where all computers have XP pro?  or I have to buy windows 7 pro?

  Hello

  Yap, for connection to the domain, you need to Win 7 Pro/Ultimate/Enterprise.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/compare

• Cisco telepresence video Communication Server (VCS) - compatibility CTX X8.1.1?

  The Cisco TelePresence Exchange System compatibility matrix (CTX) does not cover version of VCS X8.1.1 (to solve the problem of software). Version X7.2 is recommended and supported which is affected by "heartbleed".

  X8.1.1 compatibility is tested by Cisco and the updated matrix?

  In fact we run CTX v1.3 with VCS X7.2 and solve the problem of software without leaving the support. What is the recommendation of Cisco?

  Kind regards

  C.Opwis

  You could improve your VCS to X7.2.3 which includes a fix for Heartbleed.

• Compression level for the server size

  Hello
  
  Has anyone tried reducing the size of the autogen_dimensions.xml. I tried to adjust the level of compression of 1 to 7, but ended with the exception of the Compression.
  Work on short 3.1.2 with product catalog model.
  
  Could not find anything in the Oracle documentation if this has changed at all.
  
  Kind regards
  Vaibhav

  Vaibhav,

  If I remember correctly, there is something a little 'off' about this setting. In my view, that it goes something like this:

  If you set the compression level greater than zero, you must also change the file autogen_dimensions to xml.gz file extension. Conversely, if you set the compression level to zero, the file must have an .xml extension.

  Similarly, by specifying an extension of .xml file and a higher level of compression to 0 will cause an exception of Compression.

  Hope that helps, it's been a while since I messed up with this setting.

  Patrick Rafferty
  http://branchbird.com

• Windows Server 2008 compatibility

  Re Enterrprise 6.5 SSI - documentation indicates it is compatible with Windows Server 2003, anyone know if it is compatible with Windows Server 2008?

  The standard answer to this question is, "it will probably work.

  Oracle does not a supported platform.

  So if you really want a platform supported by your provider, use one of the platforms which they suggest.

  My recommendation, go with Win2k3 Server.

  Kind regards

  -John

• VMware vCenter Server 5 Essentials for vSphe

  Ho una licenza VMware vCenter Server 5 Essentials for vSphere labor-intensive. Devo aggiornare UN host currently che ha una licenza di free vmware 5.

  -Posso installare versione 5.5U2 e usare the licenza in oggetto?

  -Can I download ed installare versione 5.5U2 o devo partire dalla 5.5?

  Grazie. Gianni

  Se you want to upgrade an ESXi 6 prima di tutto verificare che devi he tuo sia nella HCL di VMware Server: VMware Compatibility Guide: search system, check all the components, BIOS e controller compresi. SE aggiorni an ESXi 6 you attiva una versione 60 giorni di Enterprise Plus trial. In the meantime fai della licenza Upgrade alla versione 6 (to hai active UN contratto di supporto e following) e enter it shows.

  ISP attenzione durante aggiornamento, clear no I locali datastore: http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-60/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-60-upgrade-guide.pdf

• Size HDD 4.1.0 ESXi matters

  Hello

  I have a HP ProLiant ML150 G6 2 warehouses with the two of them to 931,25 GB.  I'm having issues, do a hard drive inside a small business 2011 VM server size largest them 256 GB.  Currently, this system has a 200 GB drive for the exchange server and the operating system.  The second disc is 256 GB for shared folders.  I wish I could enlarge readers since they are the two full 90%.  I'm not afraid to add another drive from the data store, but I wish it were 500 GB instead of 256 GB.  Also I'm upgrading in the near future, this machine to ESX1 5.x.  If this update will fix the problem of size of hard drive that I have so I'll do it sooner then later.

  I also use the new backup version of PhD.  I'm not able to save the second disc with PHD because it is listed as a drive (persistent) independent.  Is that what I can change this way so I can save this drive also.  I also believe that this is because the size of the hard disk max I have is 256 GB and backup is almost 375 GB if I do two disks.

  Some other information that might be useful:

  Processors: E5506 @2. 13 GHz

  Processor sockets: 2

  CPU cores per socket: 4

  Logical processors: 8

  Memory

  Total: 22518,7 MB

  System: 570,7 MB

  VMS: 21948,0 MB

  Product features:
  Up to 256 GB of memory
  Up to 4-way virtual SMP
  for ESX Server vCenter agent
  vStorage API
  VMsafe
  dvFilter

  Health status:

  Fields ALL: normal

  No, no, unless something unexpected happens (in any case, a backup is always a good idea).

  When you upgrade your host (after checking the hardware is supported for ESXi 5.x) interactively using the CD, select 'upgrade, keep VMFS'. This will only enhance the operating system. Once the upgrade of power on the host and click on the "upgrade to VMFS5... "link for the data store.

  André

• Preparation of a document for American print sizes

  I'm a designer based in the United Kingdom and I have to prepare a book for printing by an American company.

  This is the specification that was given to me by the American company:

  8.5 x 11 blue

  COVERAGE: 12.5 "18.75" height

  Internal file must be

  11.25 "height of 8.75"

  I don't understand. The final size is 8.5 x 11 width height. The print size is 12.5 by 18.75 height height.

  This means that the lid has 4 x 7.75 purge, which seems exesive.

  Internal print size seems to be smaller than the final size (of the width at least).

  Can someone explain this? I would like to ask the printing company, but they are a way, and I thought I would ask here first of all to avoid embarrsssing myself in case I'm missing something obvious.

  In the United Kingdom, serving sizes are usually larger than the final size of 6mm only (give 3 mm bleed all around the document).

  In fact, the size of coverage they provided looks like he must have the width has grown to include the spine when this value is known. Right now it is 8.5 x 11 in two panels (front and rear cover) with pli.75 allocation.

  If I have a question on that to the printer (and I'd certainly here), I get on the phone and talk to someone in prepress, if I can, rather than in the sales to the printer.

• HP Pavilion 15-p263nl: 2nd HARD drive cart, replace the optical drive for HP Pavilion p263nl 15 Notebook PC & Windows 10

  Hi all!

  I intend to add an SSD for my HP Pavilion p263nl-15 Notebook PC. I found some sites that I can remove the optical drive and put a second drive using a caddy adapter in the optical drive Bay. I found that some people on the forum did it successfully, but nothing on my PC model. I want to know if he could work with my product.

  In other words, there is my plan:

  1 remove the real disk HDD hard bay and replace it with the new SSD.

  2. remove the optical drive and replace it with the adapter caddy containing my old HDD.

  3. do a clean install of Windows 10 on the SSD using a USB key recovery made with my real Windows 10 system (which has been updated from Windows 8.1 July 2016).

  I already have a 120 GB OCZ SSD (OCZ Vertex 3).

  I have a few questions before buying the adapter:

  1 - the two drives (my old HDD and the new SSD) are recognized by the motherboard / BIOS and the operating system (Windows, 10)? Is there a limit to a unique HARD/SSD disk drive on the computer?

  2 should. What size the card be? I found offers for 9.5 mm and 12.7 mm that are supposed to be suitable for HP Pavilion in general

  3 - these parts work together and with my computer (size, compatibility)? You can expect any problems with this upgrade?

  4 - clean install Windows 10 quote, because I intend to install it on a different drive than the one I used to create the key USB recovery flash? I have never done a clean install of Windows before.

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  Alessandro

  p.s. in this section of the forum (where I took most of the post), the solution worked almost perfectly, but it's a different product of the Pavilion 15 ^^

  Hello

  1. Yes,

  2. your machines use 9.5 mm SATA Tray,

  3 problem? I can't answer this question because who knows nothing until the track.

  4. I don't know how you create USB recovery but a good new installation should work.

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion 15-e073ca: 2nd HARD drive cart, replace the optical drive for HP Pavilion e073ca 15 Notebook PC & Windows 10

  Hello!

  I intend to add an SSD in my two years 15-e073ca HP Pavilion Notebook PC. I found some sites that I can remove the optical drive and put a second drive using a caddy adapter in the optical drive Bay. I found that some people on the forum did it successfully, but nothing on my PC model. I want to know if he could work with my product.

  In other words, there is my plan:

  1 remove the real disk HDD hard bay and replace it with the new SSD.

  2. remove the optical drive and replace it with the adapter caddy containing my old HDD.

  3. do a clean install of Windows 10 on the SSD, using a recovery USB stick made with my system Windows 10 real (which has been updated from Windows 8.1).

  I plan to purchase the following parts:

  1 - a HDD / SSD cart adapter for HP Pavilion 15 (model OBHD9-SATA-SATA-BU9), of NewmodeUS (http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=583)

  2 - a SSD 128 GB (article SDSSDHP - 128G), SanDisk (http://www.sandisk.com/products/ssd/sata/ultra-plus/?capacity=128gb)

  I have a few questions before I buy parts:

  1 - the two drives (my old HDD and the new SSD) are recognized by the motherboard / BIOS and the operating system (Windows, 10)? Is there a limit to a unique HARD/SSD disk drive on the computer?

  2 - the height of the SSD is 7mm, and it seems that my old HDD is 9.5 mm in height (model WDC WD10JPVT-60A1YT0). It would cause no problem (I need to add spacers)?

  3 - these parts work together and with my computer (size, compatibility)? You can expect any problems with this upgrade?

  4 - clean install Windows 10 quote, because I intend to install it on a different drive than the one I used to create the key USB recovery flash? I have never done a clean install of Windows before.

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  Haghe

  Your plan is perfect. The SSD to will of 7 mm that always come back fine it just will be lower in the caddy. The holes and SATA connections are in the same place as a hard drive of 9.5 mm. You can use a spacer (many SSD include one in the box) but not really necessary.

  Installing SSD for Windows 10 the way you expect is not really "own", that he will again introduce files and programs, in my opinion and certainly drivers. Whatever it is, it works perfectly and activates the old installation has been enabled.

  The hard disk in the optical adapter will not be bootable and will transfer the data a bit slower than a drive in the main compartment, but will still be usable for most cases. If you need fast input/output like Photoshop or video editing move the job file to the first SSD. Alternatively, you may wish to consider documents and photos and other migration on the HARD drive to keep the 128 GB SSD to fill. You can right-click on these files and select 'place' and move them. After the back if you need some help with that.

  Enjoy.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Launch the Configuration Utility 4.9 x

  I'm launching Configuration Utility 4.9 x.  I get the box, select Local computer, click OK and then nothing is displayed.

  In the HP. File Dss.ConfigUtility.CrashDump.log, I see a warning message: Unhandled Exception has occurred in the DSS service.  Message: Failed to create 'serviceconfigurationwindow' failure, defined in Assembly...

  I tried to run it as an administrator as suggested, but nothing helped.  I am looking at different security settings, but can't nail the right pair for the moment.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Solved by putting the exe file in Windows Server 2003 compatibility mode.

• Upgrading ESX 4.1 and 5.1 with UC VMServers

  I'm trying to find the documentation, guide or any details on this and have developed short on cisco.com and docwiki.cisco.com I hope that someone can point me in the right direction.

  To simplify my question let say, we have a current ESX 4.1 environment with VM servers running the following applications: CUCM, CUPS, CUC, UCCX. (does it matter if they are running 8.5/8.6 or 9.1?)

  If we were to move to ESX 4.1 to 5.1 What is the impact on the servers of Cisco? What are the procedures? Anything specific Cisco or a development warn that must be taken into account? And especially (can not find the answer to anywhere) we must redeploy the OVAs (from v7 to v8 to match) during and after the ESX upgrade?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  From:

  http://docwiki.Cisco.com/wiki/Unified_Communications_VMware_Requirements

  Correction and update of VMware vSphere, ESXi

  • In general, versions of Cisco Collaboration app mandate only the major and minor of ESXi versions they demand / support.
  • Guest OS support - Cisco's Collaboration applications that require a minimum Maintenance release (e.g. "5.1 U1' as minimum instead of"5.1"as minimum) for the application to be supported explicitly call this point on their product detailed pages.  When in doubt, consult Cisco Plan, design, implement (PDI) HelpDesk or Cisco TAC.
  • Supports hardware - version for a major/minor taken ESXi supported by Cisco's Collaboration applications, recommendation is to use the latest version of Maintenance which is also supported / recommended by the provider of servers (and storage if provider deployment to NAS/SAN).  To determine if a fix or a Maintenance of ESXi version "may" or "should" be deployed, follow the advice of these sources:

  • VMware Compatibility Guide (http://www.vmware.com/go/hcl) & nbsp; for the version taken major/minor ESXi supported by Cisco Collaboration vSphere.
  • Server hardware compatibility information to the supplier for the major/minor ESXi version required by Cisco Collaboration of vSphere.  For example, Cisco UCS, documents of compatibility to http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/ps10477/prod_technical_reference_list.htmlserver.

  Other "versions".

  • Version of VM (vmv) - the vmv represents the virtual hardware version. New versions of ESXi can increase the latest vmv, but ESXi versions always take care of the older versions of vmv (visit vmware.com for more information on the compatibility of the versions of vmv with ESXi versions). The "strict minimum" for Cisco's Collaboration applications is vmv4 and is usually transparent. Cisco-/ required files OVA will be for a particular version of vmv (e.g. OVAs for ESXi 5.x include vmv7 and vmv8). Unless is not a Cisco Collaboration application, customers are free to upgrade manually the vmv to a most recent vmv supported by the version of ESXi (click here for more details ).
  • File system VMFS (Virtual Machine) version - this is transparent to the applications of Cisco's Collaboration, but recommends using the latest version available for the major/minor version of VMware vSphere, ESXi, you deploy on.

  below that you have links to specific applications of version indicating compatibility with ESXi versions.

  HTH,

  Chris