I have a windows server 2012 R2 machine on which i am using hyper-v.I have installed Centos 6.3 minimal in a virtual machine.Now i am not able to connect to the internet.I have a file /etc.../ifcfg-lo with default config but when i do change the file to the new config of the windows server network config it still shows the old config and not the new config which i have changed and also there is no eth0 which google says me to create.
I have already tried to change the configuration of the /etc/.../ifcfg-lo file to the setting of the network adapter setting in windows server 2012 R2
lo is the loopback device, and you should NOT change that config file.
I would very much recommend using using a more recent version of centos as 6.3 is quite old. There were a number of hyperv features added in 6.4, and several fixes in the following 6.5 and 6.6 versions. Please see -> https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/6.4_Release_Notes/virtualization.html, which shows the added functionality (including networking)
Also http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn531026.aspx might be worth a look, as it details the support matrix for various versions. (It shows 6.3 as needing additional drivers available from microsoft).
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I'm currently use OpenDJ 2.6.4 in Suse Linux 11 and my goal is to upgraded to Directory Services 6.5.
From what I read, especialy on Chapter 9. Before You Upgrade
and Chapter 10. Upgrading a Directory Server, the process seems pretty simple, i.e, after checking Java version, backup and disable stuff we just need to execute the upgrade command.
This process run well or it's harder as it look?
From what I read on several release notes, i don't expect to have big changes on my current web application, is that right?
That is correct, there should be no change to the applications (since the interface is standard LDAPv3).
If your OpenDS service is replicated, you can upgrade one server after another, with zero downtime for the overall service.
When upgrading from 2.6, you will probably need to upgrade the Java runtime as well, since DS 6.5 requires Java 8 (and also supports 11).
So, stop a server, backup the whole server, unzip DS 6.5, upgrade Java to 8+, run upgrade, start-ds.
You might want to test the upgrade process on a dev environment. If you don’t have a dev env yet, you can create one by just copying the whole OpenDJ 2.6.4 directory and databases to a different location or another server.
I am new to IIS world, and I was trying to see what IIS is running at my local machine. I have windows 7 and when I go to help->about of IIS manager, a pop up shows up, whose second line says "Version 6.1 (Build 7601: Service Pack 1)", so I thought this is version 6.1 of IIS. However right at the end of same Pop up I can see another line "Internet Information Services(Version 7.4.7600.16385)".
now I am confused which IIS version I am running 6.1 or 7.5?
I have done bit of research and found out that IIS version 7.5 belongs to Windows7. Can I safely assume that if I have windows7 I can not have IIS version other than 7.5?
Is there any good tutorial/ reading material online to understand IIS and how it works?
IIS is tied to the operating system.
This is a little old post, but just thought I'd share. Here it is in a book!
Section: IIS 8.0 Requirements - in the Second Sentence of that section.
Update in response to Himanshu Singh's answer, because I can't comment: I wanted to talk about 'upgrading' and to IIS 8.0 Express. I am specifically interested in IIS 8.0 because of websockets, IIS 8.0 Express doesn't support websockets, so it isn't a 'true upgrade'. I dont know what features it supports from 8.0, because I stopped reading about it after learning it doesnt support the websockets protocol.
Here where I found information about IIS 8.0 Express not supporting websockets.
Websocket issue with IIS 8 Express on Windows 7
Also, to answer the question directly, yes you can 'safely' assume your version of IIS is 7.5
You can definitely install other version of IIS on Win7. Like IIS Express 8.0 will run on Windows Vista with SP1 and all later versions of Windows.
To study IIS online you can definitely go to http://www.iis.net/
What kind of library or namespace provides an ability to download a file over HTTP or FTP on Windows Mobile (WM) 5.0 and Windows CE (Win CE) 6.0?
I am planning to develop an auto-updater within WM 5.0 and Win CE 6.0. It looks like Webclient is not supported both on WM 5.0 and Win CE 6.0. Is there any useful 3rd party library? (I have tried to find one but still couldn't find one.) Or what namespaces and classes should I use?
I could use both C# or C++.
I built mine, and I'd think most software developers would go that route.
Ping your hosting site.
If you get a response, read the text string of the version that is out there.
If it is greater than what you have installed on your device, download it using a TcpClient, the kick off the CAB file to install it.
My Jboss Seam application is working just fine at a local environment, but when i try to deploy it on a Remote Jboss, some pages redirect to the debug page, with the following Exception:
Exception during request processing:
Caused by javax.servlet.ServletException with message: "Servlet execution threw an exception"
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.richfaces.component.UIColumn.getFilterMethod()Ljavax/el/MethodExpression;
The Local and the remote Jboss versions are the same: 4.2.3.GA, I'm using Seam(same version on both servers) 2.2.2.Final and Richfaces 3.3.3.Final with JSF 1.2, the files are the same, I'm sure because i copied them to the remote server, The only difference is the OS, my local server is running Windows Server 2003 R2 32 bits, and the remote server is running Ubuntu Server 12.04 64 bits.
Is there any known problem with Ubuntu Server and Jboss or any other of these tools ?
Update: I'm using Oracle's jdk1.6.0_26 on the Windows Server, and openjdk-7-jdk 7u7-2.3.2-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 on Ubuntu Server
Upgrade Expression Language 'EL' to the version that should be used in conjunction with JSF 1.2. This looks to be EL 1.2 and maybe you can download/extract it from a JBoss AS5 install archive (since it is part of EE5).
Or copy/compare files with your old installation. On linux cmp file1.jar file2.jar
http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/5/api/javax/el/package-summary.html
This like confirms the method is available in EL 1.2 which was shipped with EE5 standards set.
JBoss AS 4.x did not support EE5. So you must have upgraded it manually (in the old installation) and it is usually upgraded along with JSF.
There was no EL in previous JavaEE but there was EL in Servlet Spec 2.3 that came before (as shown here) http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/1.4/tutorial/doc/JSPIntro7.html
It looks like the method getFilterMethod() is missing on the UIColumn class, so this probably an issue with the RichFaces jars. See this page for how to check whether the RichFaces version is the right one on both deployments. In any case, use the commands mentioned by others to look for RichFaces jars.
I've found two jars at WEB-INF/lib, from a different version(4.0) of the Richfaces I'm using(3.3.3), the problem was solved by removing them and restarting the server.
I have the unfortunate task of fixing a legacy ASP site that was migrated to Windows Server 2003, and I know nothing about ASP. The main issue appears to be with ASPSmartUpload, of which I have version 2.3 installed. According to http://foradvice.net/smart_upload_faq.htm:
FAQ: does aspSmartUpload work on
Windows 2003 server ?
Yes, last versions of aspSmartUpload
work fine on the Windows 2003 server.
If you upgrade your OS and used an old
version of aspSmartUpload, you have to
download and setup aspSmartUpload
3.2+.
Of course, aspsmart.com doesn't respond and any Google result for "aspsmartupload 3.2" points to the dead link. The latest version I can find anywhere is v3.0, on some dodgy-looking DLL download site.
What is the best way to resolve this, or can anyone provide a working link to version 3.2 of ASPSmartUpload? Thanks!
We searched for quite a while before finding these dlls.
Here is the link for the ASPSMARTUPLOAD.DLL Usage page that tells you how to install it and a link for downloading version 3.3.
From what I understand, windows server 2008 requires version 3.2 or higher, but we couldn't find version 3.2. I believe version 3.3 will work the same.
One other item, we had to get msvbvm50.dll VB Runtimes for this to work on windows server 2008.
Once these files were registered the server restarted we got past this issue.
Fortunately I have a copy of the original v3.3 distribution.
I've shared it here.