Renaming a Domino database with the server up

Renaming a Domino database with the server up

 If the server cannot be shut down, it is possible to rename the OS file name with the server up if there are no external third-party software factors to consider. Keep in mind that a server task acting on the database can create a database handle and not allow you to rename the file. To prevent this from occurring:

1. Let the user know you are going to rename their database and instruct them to exit their Lotus Notes® client. (Also, ensure that the database is not open by anyone else.)
2. Shut down the Domino Router by issuing tell router quit at the server console.
3. Issue the command drop database mail\filename.nsf
4. Make sure replication/cluster replication is not occurring.
5. Issue the command dbcache flush
6. Rename the database on the file system.
7. Update the Person document "Mail File" field to the new file name of the mail file.
8. Restart the Router task by issuing "load router" at the server console.
9. Make sure the end user's Location document is also updated with the new file name. (Location document -> Mail Tab -> "Mail file" field).

You have reached the maximum number of virtual disks allowed for this virtual machine

xe vbd-create vm-uuid=<uuid of the VM> vdi-uuid=<UUID of the VDI>

xe vbd-plug uuid=<UUID from results of the above command>

"No Printers were found" Net work Printer Error

IF you can browse to the printer server where the printers are shared using an IP address only. i.e. \\10.100.1.x instead of \\printservername delete the following reg key and reboot the server.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Providers


http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/fr-FR/9af1dc6e-5213-45aa-8296-76ef21be6c19/no-printers-were-found-net-work-printer-error?forum=w7itpronetworking

Check DNS for KMS SRV records

Check DNS for KMS SRV records

Find KMS in DNS on commandline with:

nslookup -type=srv _vlmcs._tcp

Automatic Rolling Pool Upgrade from XenServer 6.1 to XenServer 6.2

Automatic Rolling Pool Upgrade from XenServer 6.1 to XenServer 6.2

• 3. July 2013
• Posted by Andreas Roth
• 1 comment

Alright, XenServer 6.2 has been released a few days ago. There seem to be no well-known update issues – so time to get the job done…

Things to consider BEFORE upgrading

This is the first release which massively removed features from the product. If you are using:

- Workload Balancing (WLB) or associated features (power down hosts…)
- SCOM Integration
- Backups using Virtual Machine Protection and Recovery (VMPR)
- Web Self Service

.. This update is not for you! Check out http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137826  for further information.
Second, you need a Windows Host for the Rolling Pool Upgrade. Install and update XenCenter before proceeding …

Prepare the installation media

The easiest way to provide the installation media to XenServer 6.1 is NFS. Here you do not have to care for IIS MIME Type issues or FTP ascii/binary stuff. Just click & serve:
Add the NFS Server Role, create a folder and copy the content of the downloaded XenServer-6.2.0-install-cd.iso from Xenserver.org there and create a NFS share. The first step is to add the NFS server role

Create the NFS Share. Default permissions are fine, since they will give read access to every host.

To be on the safe side you should check if the NFS share can be accessed. Run XenServer Console or login via SSH to XenServer poolmaster and mount the NFS share like in my example:

mkdir /mnt/nfstest
mount -t nfs NFSServer:/NFSSHARENAME /mnt/nfstest
ls -l /mnt/nfstest
umount /mnt/nfstest

Rolling Pool Upgrade Wizard slideshow..

Now it’s time to start XenCenter and run the wizard:

                   run the wizard

 Select your pool. Nothing can be done wrong here

 Select “automatic” as we have prepared the NFS share

 Check the prechecks there. As you see Workload Balancing (WLB) and WSS are two features which will be removed after the Upgrade.

 Set XenServer installation media NFS Share

 Get a coffee – you may check the XenServers console to see if it’s proceeding..

 if you check the server’s console – cross your fingers and watch progress bars…

 After some time XenCenter will show you update have been successfull.

 After relogon to XenCenter you want to verify the Buildnumber

http://www.batchworks.de/doing-an-automatic-rolling-pool-upgrade-from-xenserver-6-1-to-xenserver-6-2/

The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed

1) Goto Active Directory Users and Computers --> OU --> Computers -> Right Click on computer --> Reset Account
2) Login computer with domain admin
    Goto system properties > computer name tab > netword id (Enter domain admin username / password for rejoin)

Proxy PAC File publishing

Open IIS Console.

Right Click Site or Virtual Directory where you have create PAC file website.

Click on HTTP Headers Tab. And then Click on MIME Types button , It will open MIME Type Menu

that showing you two thing ( Extension and MIME Type).

Type .PAC in extension and application/x-ns-proxy-autoconfig in MIME type.