If you are configuring a new switch stack and for some reason the slave unit keeps displaying THIS UNIT WILL BE SHUTDOWN, there is probably a stack configuration issue.
If your iphone is unbearably slow on wifi, try upgrading your router to dd-wrt. I just did this upgrade with the Netgear WNDR3400 and the iphone is now acting like it has a proper wifi connection
If you do not manually copy the data files, you will receive an error message “The volume label is not present at the new path. Please move the volume before editing the path.”
snmpwalk -v 1 -On -c public 192.168.5.5
The key is the “-On”.
As far as I can tell, HP has decided to remove this useful information from the web interface so you have to break out your telnet skills in order to find the MAC Address.
1. Telnet <hostname or IP>
2. Type menu
The MAC address will be listed under JetDirect Telnet Configuration -> Hardware Address.
This is particularly a problem with domain connected computers running Windows 7/Vista/2008/2008 R2. In XP, there was always a drop down menu with the local computer name listed if for whatever reason you needed to access the local PC. Now you need to know what it is and luckily there is a shortcut.
Use “.” before the user name and you will be able to access the local computer
Example: .adminuser
Issue:
You’re trying to run a program on a local machine with an administrator account. However you keep getting block with 740: The requested operation requires elevation. Even after running command prompt with elevated permissions, you still get the error.
Solution:
runas /netonly /user <command>
The key to the command is “/netonly”.
This often happens in Exchange 2003 – 2007/2010 migrations with large public folder infrastructures. Before Exchange 2007, public folder aliases were very relaxed with requirements and allowed a space. Now those days are over and all the spaces must be removed, but the question is….how? There are a few guides out there, but unfortunately most of them leave out crucial commands so I will go through my procedure step by step.
WARNING: Object domain.com/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Bob Jones has been corrupted and it is in an inconsistent state. The following validation errors have occurred:
WARNING: “Bob Jones” is not valid for Alias. Valid values are: Strings formed with characters from a to z (uppercase or lowercase), digits from 0 to 9, !, #, $, %, &,’, *, +, -, /, =, ?, ^, _, `, {, |, } or ~. One or more periods may be embedded in an alias, but each one of them should be preceded and followed by at least on of the other characters. Unicode characters from U+00A1 to U+00FF are also valid in an alias, but they will be mapped to a best-fit US-ASCII string in the email address which is generated from such an alias”
How to export to csv
get-publicfolder -identity “” -recurse -resultsize unlimited | get-mailpublicfolder | Where {$_.Alias -like “* *”} | select name | export-csv exportlist.csv
You can also get a line count by using the status bar in notepad. If the option is disabled, uncheck wordwrap
get-publicfolder -identity “” -recurse -resultsize unlimited | get-mailpublicfolder | Where {$_.Alias -like “* *”} | ForEach-Object {Set-mailpublicfolder $_.name -alias:($_.Alias -replace ” “,”_”)}
If you wanted to use a period (.), this would be the command…
get-publicfolder -identity “” -recurse -resultsize unlimited | get-mailpublicfolder | Where {$_.Alias -like “* *”} | ForEach-Object {Set-mailpublicfolder $_.name -alias:($_.Alias -replace ” “,”.”)}
As always, test out these commands on lower level Public Folders before running it against the root!!!
Credit to Cycure for a well written openssl guide.