Our Clearcase Environment details as follows,
Server Operating System: SunOS 5.10 Generic.
Clearcase Server Version: ClearCase 7.0.0.2-IFIX02.
Storage Type: NAS (Network-attached storage).
Client Side clearcase used on: Windows, Linux and Ubuntu operating systems.
Requirement Description:-
We have Sun Solaris clearcase VOB server, we need to move our VOB server to new domain, Therefore could you share the best ways to migrate our VOBs to new domain.
It was only Windows user PCs moved to new domain.
Then it is described by Domain user and group accounts
That does require a new service Albd Account, in order to net start the albd service.
But also:
setting the domain accounts for the Rational ClearCase administrators group and Rational ClearCase server process user
setting the Rational ClearCase primary group
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Hopefully this is correct group to ask that question...
What is the difference between HVD technology and new WVD? My understanding both run in the cloud, provide simplified centralized management, and both support RDS (Remote Desktop Services).
So what is different and what are the advantages of new WVD vs. "old" HVD?
As far as I can tell, Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD) often referred to as a cloud-hosted virtual desktop, is an interface that delivers applications and data that are stored on a cloud provider’s servers instead of the user’s computer or corporate network also it's known as Desktop as a Service (DaaS) so this is the delivery model or technology, but both are the same, just Microsoft created its own (WVD), like Citrix as well they have another Daas called Citrix Managed Desktops
I wonder is there any software makes the chat among windows server remote users available? especially windows server 2012 R2. I know there are many software for the chat under a local network, but do not know whether they can be used under the same ip but different users.
We use IPMsg. It's free. It handles attachments as well.
My software can discover all the hyperv vms (a software agent is installed in the hyperv host which returns the information). From my software I can do any operation on the vm. Now I want to take a remote console view of the hyperv vms from my software. It can be a web based or flash based or any other way.... How to accomplish this ?
Do you want to get the printscreen from the console or to control the VM through console remotely?
for the first one, Hyper-V provides an API through WMI where you can get the printscreen as a picture.
for the second one, you can simply use vmconnect.exe to connect to the console which comes with RSAT (remote administrative management pack, you can install it on Win7) or inbox on server edition. The remote control of the console is done by RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) which is the same as you run mstsc.exe to connect to a remote server. But it's using a different port and some customized metadata during initialization. You may look at the implementation by reverse-engineering vmconnect.exe with Reflector.
Question mark
I'm wondering whether it's possible for the VM guest machine to pop up a window to the MS-Windows host machine once a task is done within the VM (not an email). If I'm not dreaming, how to achieve that ?
Why
The VM is a simulator for a production server. Code is written within the host IDE and tested straight into the VM. So files are transferred manually from the IDE to the VM, and then automatically moved, formatted, chmoded, chowned and so on in the VM. This process can take a while, so I want to warn the devleopper once the process is over. The developper have no access to the VM and shall not necessary have one.
Config
Tool: VirtualBox 4.1
host: MS-Windows XP or Windows seven
guest: VM Debian
shared dir: yes
network : bridged connection
If this ability existed, it would be quite a security hole in VirtualBox. Guest VMs gaining access to the host machine's OS is not a good thing! As such, I don't think it's possible to accomplish this in a supported manner.
Instead, think of it as two separate machines. What mechanisms do you have for causing alerts or popups on one machine from another? Is anything like IMs, netsend, etc enabled in your environment?
To a non-developer this installation guide is very hard to get through. I'm on Mac OS X 10.6, I have apache and ejabberd installed (which is the bare minumum it says).
I have a few questions to get it up and running.
Where do I clone the git repository to on my computer? My desktop, /Users/fred/sites folder, or somewhere else?
are my HTTP DOMAIN and XMPP DOMAIN macpro.local (my local address) or localhost or something else?
For development purposes, I've been successfully using the ejabberd TurnKey Linux Appliance that combines ejabberd with Speeqe.
I'm not sure you're still interested, but the domains are going to have to be the network visible ones.
Your xmpp domain is how you would log in to the ejabberd server eg:
user#yourxmppservername.com if it is your local machine this might just be your ip address, but not macpro.local because then only your computer would be able to see it.