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• EQL MEM Kit - active paths reduced from 4 to 2 after the installation of SDK Dell MEM

  Hello

  We currently have 1 group EQL which EQL 1, PS6100XS member. The PS6100XS Member currently has 3 data warehouses. In courses run ESXi 6.0 u2 and MEM kit 1.3.0.410095 (dell-eql-mem-esx6 - 1.3.0.410095). The ESXi host has 4 network dedicated to EQL iSCSI adapters. All networks are confirmed to be installed properly with good ESXi iSCSI Port binding.

  Before you install the SDK Dell MEM on the ESXi host, active paths in the vSphere EQL data store shows 4 paths. After you install the SDK Dell MEM, it correctly sets the path to DELL_PSP_ROUTED but the railways reduced to 2 for each data store:

  

  Note: it is not a high volume of traffic again on data warehouses because it was such an environment relatively new.

  Any thoughts as to why there are only 2 active channels showing and not 4?

  -Saud

  Hello Saud,

  This behavior is quite normal.  MEM and the table negotiating connections as needed.  Each connection consumes memory on the table, reducing the County means that more memory is available for the cache.

  Even under load, you won't probably each approach the bandwidth of two GbE NICS.  The only way to get that kind of flow is completely sequential loads with big block.  Then only the backup of servers and video streaming servers generate this kind of load.   Hypervisors tend to be just the opposite.  Since you have multiple VMs all do another IOs load becomes very random storage.  If the back-end storage tends to need of IO on MB/sec rates.

  With more than 2 x cards and MEM, MEM will use different cards for different volumes.  For network adapters will get used, but not every NIC for each volume.  If a NIC fails, it will use another NIC to replace.

  Also consider what happens to storage.  A PS6100 has 4 x GbE NIC.  If you max 4 x network adapters on a server you would also be max on the Board with a single node.

  If you have installed SANHQ you will see this clearly enough.

  Kind regards

  Don

• A system totally crashed after downloading the update of windows 7 (from VHP) reloaded vista starting the Dell restore partition and reattach the requirements. Now, how can I restart upgrade

  OK, here's the deal... the Dell laptop had a recurring software validation fixed an error that I couldn't keep. I would fix it, Vista should go out and update itself and then I would reboot and bang, back right to the error again, I decided to scrap Vista and install W7. I corrected the error again once restarted in a stable Outlook, downloaded files of Windows 7 upgrade and then discovered that the netframework wasn't right, so I downloaded this solution, am to halfway through it and got a system error. HA! I'll just copy this download upgrade of the window on a USB key, hover over all my personal files on the usb drive, and reinstall Vista from the Dell partition, which I did. Then, I updated all the stuff with the Advisor to upgrade of windows, is gone in Windows 7 upgrade file I moved it to the USB and realized that this point in time, I was an asshole. What a breakthrough!  OK, now how to restart the upgrade process. I paid the money, done the downloads, message, so my hands, discussed and done all the other stuff I've done since the upgrade of Windows 3.1 (each time). Now what...

  First I would contact the people who sold you download and see if they will send again free of charge - explain the problem.  I guess you still have the product key, they have sent you that shouldn't be a problem (it will work with any download the same version of Windows7).

  Then run Windows7 Upgrade Advisor to see if your system can handle Windows7 or if she need for software or material removed or updgraded: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/upgrade-advisor.aspx.  Follow the instructions he gives as a result of the program (in fact, you should do this first - then you can deal with the download).

  After that, you need to further questions in the Windows7 Forums: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads where people who specialize in the installation and upgrade to Windows7 will be more than happy to help you in the process.  This is a forum for Vista, and you need to talk to experts in Windows7.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck! Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• The Bios Dell lapttop upgrade program will not work.

  Downloaded a laptop Inspiron 1501 Dell Bios upgrade win1501263.exe to fix a first battery problem.  However the program is is not running.  When it is activated according to the Dell there is a quick observation on a back screen and then nothing.  What is required to run the program and upgrade the Bios?

  If you check the integrity of your download to verify the MD5 signature, then the file is probably bad... which is compatible with several other posts on this topic that you find with a quick search on Google.

  MD5 checker (one of many)--> http://www.winmd5.com/

  This thread suggests a possible workaround--> http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19345994

  Or try to reach a live person at Dell.

• is it advisable to improve OS from windows XP SP3, the DELL INSPIRON 8600

  What is the best implemented OS upgraded from Windows XP, SP3 on my DELL Inspiron 8600, computer laptop. Or should I continue to run XP.

  On Saturday, October 10, 2015 01:54:52 + 0000, smling wrote:

  On Friday, October 9, 2015 07:34:53 + 0000, smling wrote:

  What is the best implemented OS upgraded from Windows XP, SP3 on my DELL Inspiron 8600, computer laptop. Or should I continue to run XP.

  The only version of Windows, you can upgrade from XP is Vista. If you
  want to go to the 7, 8, 8.1, or 10, you must do a clean install,
  not an upgrade.

  Note also that if you old computer same peut run a later version, the
  the material on your XP - era machine is probably way underpowered to run a
  newer version with acceptable performance. So moving to a later
  version is not a good idea.

  And another point: If you upgrade to a later version, you may need
  drivers for it are not available. So before you do anything check
  availability of the reader on the Dell web site.

  Mr. Ken Blake, thank you very much for your quick response. I understand the concerns regarding an upgrade. So I continue to run the same Windows XP with SP3 until the machine functions

  Thank you very much

  You are welcome. Happy to help you.

• When I click on the Windows 7 Upgrade nothing happens and the program does not start.

  This is on a Dell Vostro 1520.

  I'm trying to reinstall an os upgrade Windows 7 32 bit.

  I am currently using Vista 32 bit. I sell the dell so I formatted and reinstalled 32 bit Vista OS.

  The computer was running on an operating system Windows 7 before the reinstall.

  Now when I click on the Windows 7 upgrade it does not load.

  When I try to open since the reboot it will not open either.

  What now?

  Hey, Slugger,

  New installation leaves you a better overall installation,

  Installation custom own steps

  You can use a Full Windows 7 or upgrade disk to do a custom clean install. This will remove all of your programs, but you can save your files and settings on an external storage before doing so. You will need to reinstall all your programs after installing Windows 7. Here are the steps:

  1. start Windows Upgrade Advisor to see if there are known problems that might affect installation and if you can install the 32-bit or the 64 bit version of Windows 7.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Upgrade-Advisor

  2 back up your files and settings. To avoid losing everything that you will need to save copies of all files, photos and other information that you want to keep an external storage device. Windows Easy Transfer is a free tool allows you to copy your files (but not programs) from your PC and then transfer them back after you have installed Windows 7. If you don't want to use Windows Easy Transfer, you can copy the files you want to keep on a USB stick or CD/DVD.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/Windows-easy-transfer

  3. find the discs original installation and license/product keys associated to programs currently on your computer because you will have to manually reinstall your programs after installing Windows 7. Depending on what you have installed, you may be able to download programs from the Internet.

  4. Insert the Windows 7 DVD in your PC. When asked "which type of installation you want. Click on "Custom (advanced)." Note: 32 to 64-bit requires restart and boot from the DVD.

  5. when Windows 7 is installed, you can use Windows Easy Transfer (or a different backup method you used) to restore your files & settings and use your installation disks to reinstall all your programs. Then you're done - take advantage of Windows 7.

  Steps 2, 3and 4 are recommended for Dell not offering systems not Windows 7 installed at the factory. Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor to check that all of your software and computer components are ready for Windows 7. This application will scan your system and make recommendations on what to do before the upgrade to Windows 7.

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?&docid=270659&doclang=en

• Conflicting responses from the Dell on Radeon HD rep 7870 GPU switch to my xps 8500!

  OK, I'm a little confused as to this what are my options. First of all, here are my PC specs:

  Dell XPS 8500

  Intel i7 3770

  GPU GeForce GT 620

  1080 p @ 60 GHz Dell moniter 24 "

  460 Watt power

  Windows 8

  1 TB HD

  As you can see a GPU upgrade is in the defined order. After some exhaustive research, through these forums and elsewhere, I came to the conclusion that an AMD Radeon HD 7870 is a level accepted for the 8500 XPS is based on the fact that it is an upgrade option during the build process when ordering as well as recommendations specific to Dell in these forums. I understand that the card requires a minimum of 500 watts and my computer only has a 460 Watt power supply. I can only speculate that Dell has tested and approved this set upwards. So, I ordered a Powercolor Radeon Hd 7870 high grade of my system.

  Here's the problem: I am concerned that the 8500 XPS accepts only HD 7870 from a manufacturer so I was chatting online with a Dell representative this morning that not only told me that the Powercolor will not work, but also, the AMD Radeon HD 7870 will not work. I'm really confused. Who is right and who is wrong. The representative of Dell, I chatted with that also informed me that food is not up-dimmable (which, I have to disagree). He also gave me a link to a generic list of the dell offers GPU on its Web site that was unnecessary.

  I need some clarification on this. At any improved successfully / unsuccessfully to either of these two GPU with a similar setup as mine?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Dimebag1976

  Thanks HanoverB,

  Here is the link to the map of power supply, I ordered. www.NCIX.ca/products

  I agree with Chris M response too. All frustrated by the lack of knowledge of the other REP should have just asked in the forums instead.

  I appreciate your efforts!

  AX7870 2GBD5-2DH is a reference map of running at stock speeds and should work on the supply POWER Dell as he pulls ~ 175W of what I was able to research.

  Here is a close-up of the back of the card and Powercolor uses the PCB of the AMD, so as long as it is not a video bios problem (and there won't be that Dell supports this map of Pitcairn XT in list of Chris') it will probably work

  

  Photo is here:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814131467

  I would say, install it and give it a go!

• Update the bios of the DELL laptop under ubuntu

  Hi all.

  I have a dell inspiron N411Z (or N14z).

  I installed portable ubuntu 12.04 as a single operating system on the computer. Current kernel is 3.2.0 - 30, gnome 3.4.2.

  Are the details of my BIOS: A02 19/10/2011

  I opened a session in the DELL support web page, and after giving my serial number, I was redirected to the following web page: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/gr/en/grdhs1/ServiceTag/ maintain the label removed by privacy policy >

  As you will see, there is a new update for my BIOS, namely A05 19/04/2012, however is a ".exe" file and therefore cannot be used with Microsoft windows operating systems.

  I'd appreciate very much if you will guide me in the process step by step how to upgrade the BIOS of my laptop said, because the operating system is linux - ubuntu 12.04.

  For your info, my laptop is certified ubuntu: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201106-8252/

  Thank you.

  As I opened this thread, I'll you know how I managed to update my BIOS.

  First of all, I think that since the update of the BIOS is a very sensitive issue (taking in mind that if something is wrong you can brick your laptop), the best way to do this is to follow the manufacturer's instructions exactly. Since there is no official record for the use of linux, it is advisable to use the .exe for windows file.

  So, I managed to find a way to actually update my BIOS through windows without installing windows.

  What you need:

  (1) a 32 bit windows7 installation. On another PC or even install via Virtual Box. (In fact, I installed win7 via the virtual machine. I found the iso of win7 from google. I don't have not had to save windows as they give you a period of 30 days of grace and we have actually windows for 5 minutes).

  (2) a USB stick with at least 1 GB of space

  (3) the right bios.exe file that we get from the manufacturer's web page.

  (4) a specific dll file. In my case it was oledlg.dll.

  (5) a blank CD.

  Step 1.

  We start windows and create us a rescue disk from windows7.

  Step 2.

  Format us the USB drive in FAT32.  We copy and paste all the files within the USB rescue disk.

  Let's open up command prompt and we follow the following sequence of commands to make the USB bootable:

  DiskPart (it turns at the diskpart prompt)

  listdisk (he will give the list of available disks)

  Select disk 2 (you select the USB stick drive. In my case it was the No2. Be very careful during this step).

  list partition (it lists the partitions on the usb key. It will be only 1 since we have just formatted it).

  Select partition 1 (we choose the partition)

  Active (make us active or bootable)

  Step 3

  We open the USB and we create a file called BIOS. Inside this file, we put the bios.exe that we need, as well as the dll we need. In my case it was oledlg.dll. I found it here: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?oledlg

  Step 4

  We start the PC from the USB port. In case your PC doesn't have an option to boot from USB do via Plop Boot Manager CD.

  Windows will start loading, you choose the language and you will get a window titled "system recovery options". Choose the first option «use of tools of recovery...» "and click Next.

  On the new window that opens, choose the last option named "command prompt". The command prompt opens. Type the following commands pressing on enter after each one:

  c: (it replaces the C, i.e. the drive usbstick letter guest).

  BIOS CD (it changes in the BIOS file, we have created)

  BIOS.exe (he runs the bios.exe file we downloaded from the manufacturer's website to update our BIOS).

  I hope that the BIOS window will open and you just follow the options to update your Bios. In my case I had to restart twice. In this case must boot from USB as well the second time.

  That's how I updated my BIOS of N14Z of Dell from A02 to A06.

  Notes:

  -It is without saying that I take any responsibility in case something goes wrong with your laptop. I said just above how I did it in my laptop

  -In case you have a friend who uses windows you can kindly ask him to use his computer for 5 minutes to create the rescue disk and the updated use the stick (without having to install windows on VB). I just had to mention the VB option to tell you how to do 100% on your own.

  -Regarding the dll file: when I was experimenting with all the above, the first time that I actually run the bios.exe file in the command prompt I got an error message that the oledlg.dll is missing. So I found it via google, added even within the BIOS file and then the bios.exe work fine. In your case, it can ask another dll or dll. Act accordingly.

• Reference Dell MEM installation fails

  Hi all

  Previously on my hosts ESXi 4.1 I could quite easily set up the MEM from Dell (1.1). Now, I am trying to install 1.2 on a 5.5 ESXI host (new installation always in eval mode).

  I have a new installation of vSphere-VMware-CLI - 5.5.0 - 2043780 however, every time that I run the setup.pl

  for example setup.pl - configure - server = 10.2.6.xx

  I get the following (tried on 3 different PCs).

  C:\MEM>dir
  Volume in drive C has no label.
  Volume serial number is 34 c 0-7582

  Directory of C:\MEM

  16/12/2014-16:05

  .
  16/12/2014-16:05 ...
  12/12/2014 09:08 503 327 110-6093 - R4_EN_MEM_Guide_web.pdf
  19/09/2013 01:20 3 983 015 dell-eql-mem-esx5 - 1.2.0.365964.zip
  19/09/2013 01:20 120 474 MEM - Fix_List.pdf
  19/09/2013 01:20 222 831 MEM - Release_Notes.pdf
  19/09/2013 01:20 503 327 MEM - User_Guide.pdf
  19/09/2013 README.txt 3 039 01:20
  19/09/2013 setup.pl 116 371 01:20
  7 file (s) on 5 452 384 bytes
  2 dir 4,946,833,408 bytes free

  

  C:\MEM>Setup.pl--configure--server = 10.2.6.63
  Could not find SOAP/Lite.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Program Files (x 86) /VMware/)
  VMware vSphere CLI/Perl/site/lib C:/Program Files (x 86) / VMware/VMware vSphere CL
  I have/Perl/lib.) in C:/Program Files (x 86) / VMware/VMware vSphere CLI/Perl/lib/WSMan
  Line 5 of WSBasic.pm.
  BEGIN failed--compilation abandoned to C:/Program Files VMware/VMware /(x86) vSpher
  e CLI/Perl/lib/WSMan/WSBasic.pm, line 5.
  Compilation failed in require to C:/Program Files (x 86) / VMware/VMware vSphere CL
  Line 3 of I/Perl/lib/WSMan/GenericOps.pm.
  BEGIN failed--compilation abandoned to C:/Program Files VMware/VMware /(x86) vSpher
  e CLI/Perl/lib/WSMan/GenericOps.pm, line 3.
  Compilation failed in require on line 20 of the C:\MEM\setup.pl.
  BEGIN failed--compilation abandoned on line 20 of the C:\MEM\setup.pl.

  C:\MEM >

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Script using vSphere CLI which is based on PERL and the question is what minumum Version is necessary and if there is a reason why the SOAP package is missing, because it looks like it is already partially installed on your system.

  So go to vmware.com and install the vSphere CLI or vSphere Perl SDK for WINDOWS. You can install only one version of this package. After that, open a new shell window and try again.

  Do not confuse on vSphere PowerCLI which is the Powershell Version of the vSphere API.

  BTW. We use VUM or esxcli to install the MeM, but you must configure the vNetworking and iSCSI binding manually or by using a profile of the host.

  Kind regards

  Joerg

• Unacceptable backlight bleed with Dell U2414H - credit refused to Dell or upgrade

  5 days ago bought 2 monitors a U2414H Dell and DELL UP2516D in Hong Kong.

  The Dell U2414H a lot of backlight bleeding, the worst thing is the ugly yellow glow really distinct on the upper left, visible even in office lighting. The backlight bleeding was acceptable limit if this not that hideous yellow glow in the corner of a whole new monitor.

  The DELL UP2516D, I have not had any problems with it at all.

  Dell sent support some pictures and asked for credit/upgrade to the DELL UP2516D, but was denied a response:

  "We verify that this is a normal matter. Because it's the technique of back-lighting, all the monitor will be this phenomenon. It is not hardware issue, so we can't support you for the UP2516D upgrade or the refund. »

  

  I had a lot of monitor in my life, it's not normal or acceptable.

  Help, please

  It's the Forum USA, so you will need to re - contact Customer Support for your country. That U2414H does not meet our specifications from manufacturer of uniformity of the backlight. They do not follow the Dell return policy. Inside of 30 days of the invoice date, you can get a refund for ANY reason any. Don't like us for like exchanges, so that they are correct in saying you can't return the U2414H and get the UP2516D.

• Windows 7 works with the Dell Precision 670 computer?

  I have a Dell Precision 670 workstation. It came with Windows xp x 64. I later upgraded to Windows Vista Ultimate x 64. The only problem I had at the time is that the host SCSI controller is not recognized by Vista. I used the XP x 64 drivers for the scsi controller and worked well. I want to upgrade my Vista x 64 to Windows 7 x 64. Everything else does? Doing a job? The Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor reports the controller scsi HD as an unknown (just under the name Vista Upgrade Advisor).

  The HD controller is an embedded controller the Adaptec SCSI HostRaid (Ultra320). I was not able to determine the model # of the controller.

  A representative of Micorsoft with what I discussed this said as a general rule, if your hardware works with Vista service pack 1, you're usually good to go.

  On the Dell website, it lists the 690 as working with Windows 7. It is a similar job, but I can't say with certainty how similar.

  I saw him last night. I'll look over it.

  Dave.

• XPS 10, 8.1 Overview, the Dell Logo, Dock

  I installed the 8.1 overview the first day it was available and everything worked very well. What I've discovered since the update, is that I can only start my XPS 10 successfully if it is in the dock.  If I pull it out of the dock and try to restart that stop at the Dell Logo.  If I stop, put in the dock and turn on it will start successfully.

  I know that many people have experienced the problem with being stuck at the Dell Logo after upgrade to RT 8.1 Overview, everyone knows the problem where the computer can start when it is docked but not when it is not docked?

  Hello XBalance,

  According to the update of the research team of product, we try the suggestions mentioned in the article Support of Dell.

  I hope this helps!

• Inspiron 5000 15 stall since the Windows 10 upgrade series ethernet connection

  I have a Dell Inspiron 15, 5000 series that accompanies Windows 8.1 on it. I have upgraded to Windows 10 and the ethernet connection began to stall, giving messages that the cable is not connected when it is. I had installed all the updates driver from the Dell site, including all the firmware and the BIOS updated. According to the Dell website, the laptop has reportedly been tested to work with Windows 10.

  I've disabled the card, then raise it, but always without success. I tried to roll back to Windows 8.1 and the ethernet of the functions of connection very well. I tried the upgrade of Windows 10 once again, but the ethernet connection does not work even after reinstalling all the drivers for Dell. Is it possible to know if this model is simply not able to upgrade despite the affirmation of Dell is it?

  In fact, I found the answer this morning. I had to downgrade the driver for the Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller at 9.1.402.2015. So far, everything looking good. I have access to the internet via the ethernet cable. Go to let it run a bit and make sure that it is stable. I guess it was unhappy with the latest driver.

• Reference Dell Webcam Central & Windows 7 (Version Windows 7 of the Dell Webcam Central program)

  In other words, could someone please post a link to the Dell Webcam Central GENUINE for Windows 7 software, wherever it is on the website of drivers Dell?

  I do not mean some 3rd hokey, rate of Vista (or earlier) version of the program, but rather the version of OEM Windows 7 32-bit true Creative Labs developed specifically for Dell laptops and netbooks (and please don't refer me to the CD 'Application' that came with the computer, because it is not found).

  Dell sells laptops with the built-in Webcam Creative Labs and the Windows 7 operating system for a few months now, and I know they would not have understood the old Vista (or even XP) drivers for use with its newest operating system.

  I looked high & low and read about all the posts I can get my eyeballs on, but everyone seems to advise loading of old, obsolete Vista or XP drivers rather than the new Windows 7 ones, which were obviously having your computer, because it had Windows 7 top from departure (and it's not the scenario of "upgrade after the fact" or the other).

  So just a link, please, to Creative Labs Webcam Central program for Windows 7 Dell OEM.

  It may be that big a deal...

  P.S. I also need the tuner drivers TV Hauppauge of Windows 7 (the bunch of them) for a Mini Inspiron; they must be there somewhere, as well.

  I obviously prefer the OEM Dell version, but I DO NOT want (and not use) the older versions of Vista or XP, which seem to be available in all directions on this site; I want only the things real 'fact-for-Windows 7'

  Thank you.

  There is no Dell Webcam Central for Win7.

  When you check on the Dell / Win7 page under software compatibility, it is not there. For not to mention it is just not going to work. The webcam is fine, the software is not. Until Creative Labs cough one up. Can display on the page then Dell drivers & downloads.

  Regarding your comment about the drivers, Dell Webcam Central is an application, not a pilot. The webcam has native driver support in Windows and works on a number of machines (mine is a Latitude E6400 and a Precision M6400, Win7 64 bit for both). The issue is not the webcam itself... it's that Creative Labs has not yet re - build the application for Windows 7.

  For "True is for Windows 7 tips, Dell is not just the drivers or applications." They get the provider of OEM apps / hardware, so until that companies should meet and create it, it isn't there.

• Error in updating the catalog after upgrade to OME 2.0

  Successfully upgraded OME 1.3-> 2.0.

  Refreshed all ranges with success.

  Update the catalog reported following error:

  Import failed Dell Version order catalog for update of the system of ftp://ftp.dell.com/catalog/catalog.cab . Exception message: error: 2627, procedure: usp_PackageApplicable_Comparison_PerDevice, Message: Violation of constraint PRIMARY KEY 'PK_ApplicablePackage '. Cannot insert duplicate in the "Catalog.ApplicablePackage" object key The duplicate key value is (-1109705571, 25, 3550833e-3dbb-f9d6-7162-0c79c477241d, 00460041-0038-0044-4600-330039003700).

  However, it seems he's been through, because now he says that this catalog version is newer.

  This can be ignored?

  Thanks for the question.

  I'll check around to see if it has been seen.  But looks like when you view the version of catalog and the date in the console of OME, it is showing the most up-to-date?

  In the past, when people have lance in something similar they will use SQL Management Studio to smash the old catalog and download the latest version.  The command is:

  DELETE FROM OMEssentials.Catalog.Manifest;

  But if you are not comfortable with playing with the database, you may consider a support ticket to let them take a look.

  The logic of upgrade is supposed to run this command before the new catalog is downloaded.

  Kind regards

  Rob