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I was able to compile dmidecode without issue using the SLES 9.2 install. I added the following lines to the settings.txt file so that dmidecode was downloaded every time the imaging engine is started: tftp $TFTPIP -m binary -c get $TFTPIP:decode /bin/decode mv /bin/decode /bin/dmidecode chmod...

I prefer to have the drivers in separate packages. It makes it much easier to update as we get new systems, and also makes our base image much simpler. As far as using the imaging rules, that's fine except it still requires I have a scripted image created for each and every system type. If I...

We want to use two pieces of information from DMI. The serial number will become the PC's workstation name. The model number will be used to determine the correct driver add-on for imaging. I will get a copy of SLES9 SP2 to build the program. Thank you for your help...

I have need to pull a computer's serial number from DMI during the imaging process. I'm using a scripted image and we are using ZfD 7 SP1. I've seen mention about using dmidecode in a number of places, but neither have I been able to find a pre-compiled version of dmidecode that will work with...

As of yet, we have not found a solution. The system in question only had 1GB of memory in it, and it ended up being used as a Terminal Server, so I assumed that it might be a memory utilization problem. We increased the memory to 2GB and the problem lessened, but it has happened again...

We are running Windows Server 2003 with SP1 recently applied. The SP was applied on the 27th. It ran fine for over a week, and then on the 29th, we started getting errors. People were unable to access applications... when they logged in, everyone was being told that their profiles were...

I've never spent a lot of time with RegEx, which was really the problem here. The String.split() command expects a regex parameter. The ampersand character by itself is not a valid regex parameter. I did some digging and found that the correct way to do that within a regex is '\u0026'...

I have need to split a string based on an ampersand character. I've tried the following code: String[] result = mystring.split("&"); but it returns a JasperException error. I've tried using "\&" but it tells me that it's an illegal escape character. Is there a (hopefully) easy way to do this...

After some experimentation, I was able to determine that the stateful firewall does in fact cause the issues we were having with the ZENworks client as well. We are running the stateful firewall on all of our VPN installations here. It appears that the firewall works fine with 90% of the...

We've been running into similar problems. We have some Dell D600 laptops with Intel 2200BG wireless adapters built in and, as long as the VPN client and the wireless adapter driver were both installed and active, we had network connectivity loss about every 15 minutes. We found that if we...

Not exactly surprising, but IE doesn't correctly implement all of the DOM properties. It appears that some attributes don't even work, however the colspan attribute has to be correctly capitalized as colSpan. I found a lot of useful information at this site...

Ok, so I did some digging and found out that I can use the following code: <script language='javascript'> function addline() { var tbl = document.getElementById('mytable'); var lastRow = tbl.rows.length; var newRow = tbl.insertRow(lastRow); var cell = newRow.insertCell(0)...

I have a need to be able to dynamically add rows to a table with a javascript function. I currently have a function that reads the contents of a table contained in a div, locates the </table> marker, then adds the new row before it. Finally, it writes the new table back to the div. The problem...

Adding the global catalog to the second server fixed the login issue. Thanks everyone for your help. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charlie Silverman Sr. Systems Administrator Globalstar, LLC...

I'm runnning Fedora Core 1. I have need to bind a second IP address to one of my NICs. I had tried this once before in the past an a Red Hat 9 box, and after they were bound, some systems on the internet were unable to connect to my machine. Once I removed the second binding, everything...

At the suggestion, I did some research regarding the global catalog issue. It does appear that the second server was not set up with a global catalog. We enabled the GC on the second server yesterday, and will be performing a downtime test this evening to verify that this solved the problem...

Thanks! That does the trick perfectly. What I'll do is put a span inside of a hidden div to accomplish the task that I'm looking for. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charlie Silverman Sr. Systems Administrator Globalstar, LLC...

I have need to be able to determine the width of a given displayed string in order to format other elements on the screen correctly. My thought was that I could make a hidden div, dump the string to the div, then retrieve the width, something like this: <script language='javascript'>...

We have two Windows 2003 servers, both running Exchange 2003. The two servers are located in separate cities. In the event that the secondary server is shut down, the primary continues on without interruption; Users from both sites are able to log in and access e-mail. In the event that the...

Sorry for asking another potentially stupid question, however I have very little experience with Exchange. If a rule is created in Outlook, it will still be forwarded even if Outlook is not open for the mailbox?