The document provides instructions for installing and configuring a Reprise License Manager (RLM) floating license system for the ZEdit Pro 1.0 program. It describes installing the RLM license server, obtaining the host ID and hostname, installing the license file, starting the license server, checking the status, and shutting it down. It also covers running the license server as a Windows service for improved stability.
1. The document provides instructions for installing and uninstalling HP OpenVMS Operations Manager HTTPS Agents version 8.6 on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity systems managed by Operations Manager for UNIX (OMU) 8.3x, Operations Manager for Windows (OMW) 8.x, or Operations Manager for UNIX (OMU) 9.x/Operations Manager for Linux (OML) 9.x management servers.
2. It describes verifying prerequisites on the OpenVMS node, configuring the management server, and performing remote or manual installations. Remote installation is not supported when the management server is OMW 8.x.
3. The document also covers uninstalling agents, agent processes,
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c on IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit). It describes reviewing information, logging in as root, configuring servers, checking requirements and installing Oracle software. Operating system requirements include supported versions of AIX 6.1, 7.1 and 7.2, required filesets and APAR fixes. Additional drivers, software and requirements for connectivity, messaging and programming environments are also listed.
This document provides instructions for quickly installing Oracle Database Client 12c on Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems. It reviews requirements such as verifying the operating system packages and patches, configuring users and directories, and describes the installation process which includes mounting the product disc and running the Oracle Universal Installer. It also provides additional resources for more detailed installation instructions.
The document provides instructions for quickly installing Oracle Database Client 12c Release 1 (12.1) on HP-UX Itanium systems. It describes logging in as the root user, configuring servers by checking hardware requirements and installing required patches. It also reviews security practices and checks software requirements before installing the Oracle Database Client.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c Release 1 (12.1) on IBM: Linux on System z. It describes the requirements including supported operating system distributions, packages, hardware requirements and instructions for installing Oracle software. Key requirements include a minimum of 256MB RAM, 400MB free disk space in /tmp, supported distributions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5/6 or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, and required packages specific to each distribution. The document provides detailed steps for logging in as root, configuring servers, and installing Oracle Database Client.
L.A.M.P Installation Note --- CentOS 6.5William Lee
- The document provides installation and configuration instructions for LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on a CentOS 6.5 server.
- It details how to install and configure the core LAMP components like Apache 2.2, MySQL 5, and PHP 5 as well as additional components like phpMyAdmin.
- Troubleshooting tips are provided for common Apache and PHP issues along with explanations and solutions.
- Configuration files and their settings are described for optimal performance of the LAMP stack.
This document provides release notes for Oracle9i Release 1 (9.0.1) for Linux Intel from June 2001. It outlines system requirements, kernel parameters, installation issues, and other product-related issues. Key topics covered include requirements for memory, swap space, disk space, processors, and software. It also provides minimum recommended kernel parameter settings for shared memory and semaphores.
Fedora Atomic Workshop handout for Fudcon Pune 2015rranjithrajaram
This document provides instructions for deploying and using Fedora Atomic Host, an operating system designed for containers. It includes steps to:
1) Configure Fedora Atomic images using cloud-init files to set usernames, passwords, and hostnames.
2) Upgrade and rollback the Atomic host using rpm-ostree commands.
3) Understand how OSTree manages operating system updates and deployments.
4) Deploy Docker containers on the Atomic host and use Cockpit to manage containers.
1. The document provides instructions for installing and uninstalling HP OpenVMS Operations Manager HTTPS Agents version 8.6 on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity systems managed by Operations Manager for UNIX (OMU) 8.3x, Operations Manager for Windows (OMW) 8.x, or Operations Manager for UNIX (OMU) 9.x/Operations Manager for Linux (OML) 9.x management servers.
2. It describes verifying prerequisites on the OpenVMS node, configuring the management server, and performing remote or manual installations. Remote installation is not supported when the management server is OMW 8.x.
3. The document also covers uninstalling agents, agent processes,
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c on IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit). It describes reviewing information, logging in as root, configuring servers, checking requirements and installing Oracle software. Operating system requirements include supported versions of AIX 6.1, 7.1 and 7.2, required filesets and APAR fixes. Additional drivers, software and requirements for connectivity, messaging and programming environments are also listed.
This document provides instructions for quickly installing Oracle Database Client 12c on Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems. It reviews requirements such as verifying the operating system packages and patches, configuring users and directories, and describes the installation process which includes mounting the product disc and running the Oracle Universal Installer. It also provides additional resources for more detailed installation instructions.
The document provides instructions for quickly installing Oracle Database Client 12c Release 1 (12.1) on HP-UX Itanium systems. It describes logging in as the root user, configuring servers by checking hardware requirements and installing required patches. It also reviews security practices and checks software requirements before installing the Oracle Database Client.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c Release 1 (12.1) on IBM: Linux on System z. It describes the requirements including supported operating system distributions, packages, hardware requirements and instructions for installing Oracle software. Key requirements include a minimum of 256MB RAM, 400MB free disk space in /tmp, supported distributions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5/6 or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, and required packages specific to each distribution. The document provides detailed steps for logging in as root, configuring servers, and installing Oracle Database Client.
L.A.M.P Installation Note --- CentOS 6.5William Lee
- The document provides installation and configuration instructions for LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on a CentOS 6.5 server.
- It details how to install and configure the core LAMP components like Apache 2.2, MySQL 5, and PHP 5 as well as additional components like phpMyAdmin.
- Troubleshooting tips are provided for common Apache and PHP issues along with explanations and solutions.
- Configuration files and their settings are described for optimal performance of the LAMP stack.
This document provides release notes for Oracle9i Release 1 (9.0.1) for Linux Intel from June 2001. It outlines system requirements, kernel parameters, installation issues, and other product-related issues. Key topics covered include requirements for memory, swap space, disk space, processors, and software. It also provides minimum recommended kernel parameter settings for shared memory and semaphores.
Fedora Atomic Workshop handout for Fudcon Pune 2015rranjithrajaram
This document provides instructions for deploying and using Fedora Atomic Host, an operating system designed for containers. It includes steps to:
1) Configure Fedora Atomic images using cloud-init files to set usernames, passwords, and hostnames.
2) Upgrade and rollback the Atomic host using rpm-ostree commands.
3) Understand how OSTree manages operating system updates and deployments.
4) Deploy Docker containers on the Atomic host and use Cockpit to manage containers.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Applications R12 (12.1.3) on Linux (64-bit). It describes downloading and unzipping the installation files, performing pre-install tasks like configuring disk space, installing required RPMs and setting kernel parameters, and running the ./rapidwiz installation script. It also covers post-installation tasks like setting environment variables and default passwords. Upgrading an existing EBS 12.1.3 installation is also addressed.
This document provides instructions for installing a LAMP server with Drupal on it. It describes installing CentOS as the base Linux server, then using yum to add Apache, MySQL, PHP, and additional packages to create a full LAMP stack. It details configuring DHCP and FTP services. It also explains downloading and extracting Drupal, creating a MySQL database for it, and navigating through the Drupal installation process via a web browser. The key steps are: 1) installing a base Linux server; 2) using yum to add Apache, MySQL, PHP to create a LAMP server; 3) downloading and extracting Drupal; 4) creating a MySQL database; and 5) navigating through the Drupal installation
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c on Oracle Solaris on x86-64 systems. It describes reviewing requirements, configuring the system, installing necessary packages and patches, and performing the installation. Key steps include verifying the operating system release and packages, configuring sufficient disk space, memory and swap space, and installing required drivers before installing the Oracle Database Client software.
The document describes basic concepts related to machines, hosts, clients, servers, workstations, processes, daemons, distributed systems, and kernels. It then provides details about the boot PROM including its functions, components, configuration information storage, and commonly used commands. Finally, it outlines the boot PROM booting process and describes emergency sequences and diagnostic modes that can be accessed using stop key sequences.
Document Management: Opendocman and LAMP installation on Cent OSSiddharth Ram Dinesh
This document provides instructions for installing LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP), phpMyAdmin, and OpenDocMan on CentOS 7. It describes how to install each component, configure the required settings, and set permissions and firewall rules. It also provides steps for restoring an OpenDocMan installation to another server by dumping and importing the MySQL database, transferring files via tar/scp, and adjusting configuration files.
This document provides a usage guide for the lsof command on RHEL 7. It describes what lsof is used for, pre-requisites, and examples of common commands to list open files by user, directory, process name, PID, network connections, and NFS files. The guide also explains how to use lsof to find processes associated with a specific file or running on a particular port.
Plesk Level 1 Certification training covers the basics of installing and using the Plesk control panel. It introduces Plesk functionality for server, domain, and hosting configuration. Key topics include the Plesk interface, account types, domain and hosting setup, security features, and services like mail, databases and applications. The goal is to provide a baseline competency for supporting Plesk and enable participants to pass the Plesk Level 1 certification test.
This document provides instructions for upgrading or downgrading the software on a TCU (Telecommunications Control Unit) using a SolarWind SFTP server. It describes how to configure the SFTP server by setting the TCP port, IP address, and file storage location. It then lists the steps to check the current TCU software revision, start an upgrade session, download the new software file from the SFTP server, check the download status, activate the new software, end the upgrade session, and check the software revision after completion.
Dating Pro is a fully functional dating software script that allows the prompt and easy creation of dating, personals and social networking websites. This instruction helps to install Dating Pro software fast and easily .
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Delta's ShutdownAgent software on a VMware ESX 4.1 server to enable shutdown of virtual machines when UPS battery levels are low or power fails. It describes downloading the software, extracting and installing it on the ESX server, configuring the firewall to allow SNMP traps, editing the Agent.ini configuration file to specify UPS and shutdown settings, and configuring the SNMP card to send traps to the ESX server.
The term “PHP handlers” refers to a certain type of Apache module and these contain those libraries that are used by the Apache web server for running and interpreting PHP code.
This document discusses controlling processor C-state usage in Linux systems. It describes how C-states save power by putting processor subsystems to sleep when idle. While this saves power, higher C-states have longer wakeup times. The document provides ways to check current C-state usage and discusses disabling C-states for applications requiring low latency. It also describes dynamically controlling C-states using the /dev/cpu_dma_latency file.
OSGi provisioning deep dive and demo (Subsystems, Repository, Contracts and m...mfrancis
This presentation takes a closer look at deploying OSGi-based applications using OSGi Subsystems and OSGi Repositories. You will see how you to package multi-bundle applications as a subsystem, deploy them and use repositories to handle dependencies. Additionally the talk explains the need for OSGi Contracts, especially in the context of APIs such as Servlets or other JavaEE APIs. A large part of the presentation is a demo that shows subsystems and repositories in action using open source technology.
Bio:
David Bosschaert works for Adobe Research and Development. He spends the much of his time on technology relating to OSGi in Apache and other open source projects. He is also co-chair of the OSGi Enterprise Expert Group and an active participant in the OSGi Cloud efforts.
This is the document which explain the step by step procedure to upgrade PowerVC from 1.3.0.2 to 1.3.2.0. I've added useful information in the documents.
This document provides instructions for hardening the security of an Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server by configuring firewall rules with UFW, securing SSH access, restricting access to su, hardening PHP and Apache configurations, installing intrusion detection tools like PSAD and Fail2Ban, and scanning for rootkits with RKHunter and CHKRootkit. The 18 steps outlined include configuration of sysctl settings, Bind9 DNS, ModSecurity, and auditing tools like LogWatch and Tiger.
This document provides an overview of basic Linux administration commands and their usage. It describes commands for managing run levels and services (chkconfig), file permissions (chmod, chown), scheduling tasks (crontab), checking disk usage (df, du), memory usage (free), partitioning disks (fdisk), managing user and group accounts (groupadd, useradd) and more. Each command's syntax and examples are explained to help administrators perform common system management tasks.
The document provides a system audit report for a computer named "WW" running Windows XP Professional. It lists details about the system configuration including processor, memory, storage, and installed software programs. A total of 26 software programs are listed along with their version numbers and install dates. The system uptime is reported as 0 days, 0 hours, and 8 minutes.
Tomcat refers to an open-source, free implementation of the Java Servlet, JavaServer pages, Java Expression language, and WebSocket technologies. It enables a user to serve applications that are Java-based.
This document discusses Android custom kernel and ROM design. It provides information on the speaker's custom kernel projects for the Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 devices, including the features and modifications made. It also covers the process of developing a custom kernel, including cloning the source code, adding features via patching or cherry-picking, and compiling the kernel. The document briefly discusses custom ROMs and the process for syncing ROM sources.
Barry Kleiman and Pamela Tucker both successfully changed careers with the help of a career coach. Some keys to their success included:
1) Conducting in-depth research into their interests and skills to identify viable career options and determine what training they needed.
2) Gaining relevant experience and training, such as Barry completing franchise training and Pamela obtaining a retail certificate.
3) Persistently networking, with Pamela eventually landing a job after numerous rejections by presenting research and maintaining contacts.
4) Relying on their career coach for guidance, accountability, and emotional support during moments of self-doubt in their career transitions.
The document discusses rules for validating XHTML documents. It explains that XHTML documents must be well-formed by following rules such as properly nested elements, closed tags, and a single root html element. It then lists the specific well-formedness rules implemented, such as requiring html, head, and body elements, a title in the head, and blocked elements containing other blocks or inlines. The document also categorizes element types and provides examples of DCG rules to validate an XHTML document structure and elements.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Applications R12 (12.1.3) on Linux (64-bit). It describes downloading and unzipping the installation files, performing pre-install tasks like configuring disk space, installing required RPMs and setting kernel parameters, and running the ./rapidwiz installation script. It also covers post-installation tasks like setting environment variables and default passwords. Upgrading an existing EBS 12.1.3 installation is also addressed.
This document provides instructions for installing a LAMP server with Drupal on it. It describes installing CentOS as the base Linux server, then using yum to add Apache, MySQL, PHP, and additional packages to create a full LAMP stack. It details configuring DHCP and FTP services. It also explains downloading and extracting Drupal, creating a MySQL database for it, and navigating through the Drupal installation process via a web browser. The key steps are: 1) installing a base Linux server; 2) using yum to add Apache, MySQL, PHP to create a LAMP server; 3) downloading and extracting Drupal; 4) creating a MySQL database; and 5) navigating through the Drupal installation
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Database Client 12c on Oracle Solaris on x86-64 systems. It describes reviewing requirements, configuring the system, installing necessary packages and patches, and performing the installation. Key steps include verifying the operating system release and packages, configuring sufficient disk space, memory and swap space, and installing required drivers before installing the Oracle Database Client software.
The document describes basic concepts related to machines, hosts, clients, servers, workstations, processes, daemons, distributed systems, and kernels. It then provides details about the boot PROM including its functions, components, configuration information storage, and commonly used commands. Finally, it outlines the boot PROM booting process and describes emergency sequences and diagnostic modes that can be accessed using stop key sequences.
Document Management: Opendocman and LAMP installation on Cent OSSiddharth Ram Dinesh
This document provides instructions for installing LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP), phpMyAdmin, and OpenDocMan on CentOS 7. It describes how to install each component, configure the required settings, and set permissions and firewall rules. It also provides steps for restoring an OpenDocMan installation to another server by dumping and importing the MySQL database, transferring files via tar/scp, and adjusting configuration files.
This document provides a usage guide for the lsof command on RHEL 7. It describes what lsof is used for, pre-requisites, and examples of common commands to list open files by user, directory, process name, PID, network connections, and NFS files. The guide also explains how to use lsof to find processes associated with a specific file or running on a particular port.
Plesk Level 1 Certification training covers the basics of installing and using the Plesk control panel. It introduces Plesk functionality for server, domain, and hosting configuration. Key topics include the Plesk interface, account types, domain and hosting setup, security features, and services like mail, databases and applications. The goal is to provide a baseline competency for supporting Plesk and enable participants to pass the Plesk Level 1 certification test.
This document provides instructions for upgrading or downgrading the software on a TCU (Telecommunications Control Unit) using a SolarWind SFTP server. It describes how to configure the SFTP server by setting the TCP port, IP address, and file storage location. It then lists the steps to check the current TCU software revision, start an upgrade session, download the new software file from the SFTP server, check the download status, activate the new software, end the upgrade session, and check the software revision after completion.
Dating Pro is a fully functional dating software script that allows the prompt and easy creation of dating, personals and social networking websites. This instruction helps to install Dating Pro software fast and easily .
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Delta's ShutdownAgent software on a VMware ESX 4.1 server to enable shutdown of virtual machines when UPS battery levels are low or power fails. It describes downloading the software, extracting and installing it on the ESX server, configuring the firewall to allow SNMP traps, editing the Agent.ini configuration file to specify UPS and shutdown settings, and configuring the SNMP card to send traps to the ESX server.
The term “PHP handlers” refers to a certain type of Apache module and these contain those libraries that are used by the Apache web server for running and interpreting PHP code.
This document discusses controlling processor C-state usage in Linux systems. It describes how C-states save power by putting processor subsystems to sleep when idle. While this saves power, higher C-states have longer wakeup times. The document provides ways to check current C-state usage and discusses disabling C-states for applications requiring low latency. It also describes dynamically controlling C-states using the /dev/cpu_dma_latency file.
OSGi provisioning deep dive and demo (Subsystems, Repository, Contracts and m...mfrancis
This presentation takes a closer look at deploying OSGi-based applications using OSGi Subsystems and OSGi Repositories. You will see how you to package multi-bundle applications as a subsystem, deploy them and use repositories to handle dependencies. Additionally the talk explains the need for OSGi Contracts, especially in the context of APIs such as Servlets or other JavaEE APIs. A large part of the presentation is a demo that shows subsystems and repositories in action using open source technology.
Bio:
David Bosschaert works for Adobe Research and Development. He spends the much of his time on technology relating to OSGi in Apache and other open source projects. He is also co-chair of the OSGi Enterprise Expert Group and an active participant in the OSGi Cloud efforts.
This is the document which explain the step by step procedure to upgrade PowerVC from 1.3.0.2 to 1.3.2.0. I've added useful information in the documents.
This document provides instructions for hardening the security of an Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server by configuring firewall rules with UFW, securing SSH access, restricting access to su, hardening PHP and Apache configurations, installing intrusion detection tools like PSAD and Fail2Ban, and scanning for rootkits with RKHunter and CHKRootkit. The 18 steps outlined include configuration of sysctl settings, Bind9 DNS, ModSecurity, and auditing tools like LogWatch and Tiger.
This document provides an overview of basic Linux administration commands and their usage. It describes commands for managing run levels and services (chkconfig), file permissions (chmod, chown), scheduling tasks (crontab), checking disk usage (df, du), memory usage (free), partitioning disks (fdisk), managing user and group accounts (groupadd, useradd) and more. Each command's syntax and examples are explained to help administrators perform common system management tasks.
The document provides a system audit report for a computer named "WW" running Windows XP Professional. It lists details about the system configuration including processor, memory, storage, and installed software programs. A total of 26 software programs are listed along with their version numbers and install dates. The system uptime is reported as 0 days, 0 hours, and 8 minutes.
Tomcat refers to an open-source, free implementation of the Java Servlet, JavaServer pages, Java Expression language, and WebSocket technologies. It enables a user to serve applications that are Java-based.
This document discusses Android custom kernel and ROM design. It provides information on the speaker's custom kernel projects for the Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 devices, including the features and modifications made. It also covers the process of developing a custom kernel, including cloning the source code, adding features via patching or cherry-picking, and compiling the kernel. The document briefly discusses custom ROMs and the process for syncing ROM sources.
Barry Kleiman and Pamela Tucker both successfully changed careers with the help of a career coach. Some keys to their success included:
1) Conducting in-depth research into their interests and skills to identify viable career options and determine what training they needed.
2) Gaining relevant experience and training, such as Barry completing franchise training and Pamela obtaining a retail certificate.
3) Persistently networking, with Pamela eventually landing a job after numerous rejections by presenting research and maintaining contacts.
4) Relying on their career coach for guidance, accountability, and emotional support during moments of self-doubt in their career transitions.
The document discusses rules for validating XHTML documents. It explains that XHTML documents must be well-formed by following rules such as properly nested elements, closed tags, and a single root html element. It then lists the specific well-formedness rules implemented, such as requiring html, head, and body elements, a title in the head, and blocked elements containing other blocks or inlines. The document also categorizes element types and provides examples of DCG rules to validate an XHTML document structure and elements.
The document discusses the Industrial Revolution, which began in Great Britain in the 1700s. During this time, people began using machines to increase productivity and production. This led to a revolution in how work was done and how people lived. The Industrial Revolution had both positive and negative effects - it increased productivity but also forced many including women and children to work long hours in dangerous factory conditions.
This document lists over 80 PC game titles available from an FTP site. The games span various genres and include titles like Half-Life 2, Civilization, Mafia, Command & Conquer, and Tony Hawk's American Wasteland.
The Entrepreneur's Source is hosting a virtual "Start a Business Weekend" event from March 23-25 that will allow local individuals to explore business opportunities and franchise concepts from their home or office computer. Attendees can interact live with representatives from leading franchise companies, listen to industry expert presentations, and gather free resources from dozens of virtual business booths. The event aims to make exploring business ownership convenient by providing a powerful way to research options using innovative virtual technology and networking.
The document discusses the music industry and the role of pop videos within it. It notes that the music industry is dominated by four major corporations and also includes smaller subsidiary and independent labels. Pop videos serve to promote singles and albums, create star images, entertain audiences, and reinforce or undermine a song's meanings visually. However, the pop video may be becoming obsolete due to threats like internet downloading and user-generated content on music television.
This document provides several tips for customizing and optimizing Windows XP, including unlocking the setup.ini file to change how the Windows XP installation CD behaves, adding registry entries to enable ripping CDs to higher quality MP3 formats in Windows Media Player 8, and creating shortcuts on the desktop to quickly lock the computer or start remote desktop. It also describes editing the sysoc.inf file to expose more uninstall options and using the local group policy editor to modify Windows XP configuration without using the registry editor. The tips are provided as-is without support.
This document provides instructions for administrators to install and configure IBM SPSS Statistics Version 22 for concurrent licensing. It outlines the steps to install the concurrent license manager, license the product, install IBM SPSS Statistics on desktop computers, and administer the concurrent license. Key steps include installing the license manager, licensing the product using authorization codes, testing the license manager, and installing IBM SPSS Statistics on end users' computers. The document also provides guidance on upgrading license managers, installing on different platforms, and troubleshooting.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring a license server for Innowera software. It explains how to install the license server files, obtain a temporary license to get started, and then request a permanent license by providing the server's IP/MAC address. It also describes how to install licenses on client computers running Innowera software and how to manage the license server via its built-in web interface, including running the server as a Windows service and troubleshooting potential issues.
This document discusses software installation and configuration of Linux services including RPM packages, YUM, DNS server, and Apache web server. It provides instructions on installing software using RPM and YUM, configuring BIND as a DNS server, and setting up an Apache web server. Key steps include installing software, editing configuration files, starting and enabling services, and testing the DNS lookups and web pages.
This document provides instructions for running AMD accelerated parallel processing applications remotely by allowing the application access to the display driver and GPU. It describes setting up alternative remote desktop utilities for Windows and modifying security settings to allow remote X server access on Linux systems. The solution is to configure VNC on Windows and modify configuration files to allow xhost access and change file permissions on Linux.
The document provides instructions for installing and using a floating license server. It discusses:
1) Installing the license server on Windows or Linux, and configuring it as a service.
2) Using the license server manager GUI to view licenses and active users, configure server settings, add/remove licenses, and generate usage reports.
3) How floating licenses work by allowing multiple users to access a limited number of licenses simultaneously, with license checks to validate usage and release licenses if clients disconnect.
This document provides instructions for configuring a Squid proxy server on CentOS. It discusses obtaining information about the system like the OS distribution, hardware architecture, and installed application versions. It also outlines basic Squid configuration steps like backing up the default configuration file, checking the port Squid listens on, and ensuring the log file location is set correctly before starting Squid. Configuring access controls and caching policies would be covered in more depth in subsequent sections.
The document provides an overview of the System Client software. It discusses compatibility with different operating systems, installation and deployment across Windows, Linux and MacOS, and the main interface components including the dashboard, management tree, and detail tabs for system, hardware, network, storage and software information. The software allows monitoring of systems from a web browser and provides color-coded health indicators for easy visualization of system status.
This document provides instructions for installing software that requires a license. It can be installed on a single computer with a standalone license or on a network with a network license available to multiple users. The license is locked to a specific computer or hardware key. For a standalone license, the user runs the installation, obtains a locking code, requests a license file from the developer, and copies the file to the installation directory. For a network license, the software is installed on a server, license manager software is installed, a locking code is obtained to request a network license file from the developer, and client software is installed on each workstation.
This document provides a guide for configuring a Squid proxy server. It discusses requirements like hardware specifications, choosing an operating system, and installing Squid. It then describes basic Squid configuration steps like editing configuration files, starting Squid, and configuring web browsers to use the proxy. Finally, it covers more advanced topics like designing access control lists to control which clients and sites can access the proxy server. The overall document aims to guide readers through the entire process of setting up and managing a Squid proxy server.
The document discusses the installation and use of GRR (Google Rapid Response), an open-source remote forensic framework. It provides an agenda that includes an introduction to GRR, installing GRR using scripts or Docker, configuring the GRR server and agents, creating artifacts to collect data from browsers, and verifying file hashes. Screenshots demonstrate installing the GRR server, repacking clients, installing clients, using the artifact manager, hunting processes, and verifying file hashes.
BIND 9.10 is known to run on recent versions of Windows. The installer will install BIND and set up required permissions and registry keys. BIND runs under a restricted account for security and requires appropriate file permissions. Configuration files like named.conf must specify paths so BIND can find required files. Tools included with BIND like dig and rndc allow DNS queries and control of the BIND server.
This document provides troubleshooting information for xCP issues. It outlines several steps users should take before logging a support request, including checking documentation, gathering log and trace files from various xCP components, and reproducing the issue. Common xCP issues addressed include applications failing to redeploy or access properly after redeployment, and preview mode not working after redeployment. The document also describes restrictions on installing the xMS agent on the same application server hosting xCP applications.
Prizm Content Connect is a lightweight document viewer flash control that allows applications to display and interact with different file formats like Microsoft Office documents. It provides a universal viewing solution and acts as a document container for embedding documents in a custom form or webpage. The viewer is lightweight, flexible and allows integrating an end-to-end solution using Office or other native format documents in a custom solution.
Android uses a specialized Linux kernel with additions like wakelocks and binder IPC. It has libraries, the Dalvik VM, and an application framework. The application framework uses binder IPC to interact with system services for hardware access through HAL and to manage activities. During startup, the bootloader loads the kernel, then init starts zygote, system server and launcher.
The document outlines the steps to install Drupal on a CentOS server using LAMP including downloading and configuring Drupal, creating a MySQL database, setting file permissions, and testing that Drupal is installed correctly and accessible on the local network. It provides details on installing and configuring the operating system, Apache, PHP, and MySQL before walking through downloading and setting up Drupal on the server.
This document provides instructions on managing containers using tools like podman and skopeo on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. It covers objectives like searching and pulling container images, running containers, configuring containers to start at boot, and running containers as non-root users. Specifically, it includes steps to download and run an Apache web server container, configure it as a systemd service, pull and run a MariaDB database container, and run a rootless container as a regular user.
There are many books, articles and paper publications about Android and related applications but only a few are related to how Android operating system works internally.In this talk we will see how android boots up , an overview of zygote , how system server and package manager works. This talk will be extremely helpful to foster understanding among android developers about Android Internals as well as everybody else who desires a general understanding of the internal working of Android powered devices.
Automated Image & Restore (AIR) is an open source forensic imaging tool with a graphical user interface. It provides an easy front-end for disk/partition imaging using dd and dcfldd commands. Key features include support for hashing algorithms, SCSI tape drives, network imaging, splitting images, and detailed session logging. The tutorial demonstrates installing and using AIR to create a forensic image of a file on a Linux system and copy it to a CD-ROM for evidence preservation.
The document provides instructions for installing WebSphere Message Broker 8 on Linux 64-bit systems. It describes unpacking installation files, preparing the machine by ensuring it has 32-bit libraries installed if needed, and configuring the operating system with the correct kernel parameters and user limits for running WebSphere Message Broker. It also explains how to install additional components like MQ Explorer and configure access for users.
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2. Index
Floating license system installation for ZEdit Pro 1.0 program...........................................1
About this document............................................................................................................ 3
Requirements....................................................................................................................... 3
Terminology.........................................................................................................................4
Installing the license server.................................................................................................. 5
Getting the hostid number and hostname for the license......................................................7
Installing the license............................................................................................................ 9
Starting the license server...................................................................................................10
Checking the license server status...................................................................................... 11
Shutting down the license server........................................................................................ 12
Running the license server as a Windows service...............................................................13
Installing rlm as a Windows service...........................................................................................14
Starting rlm service.....................................................................................................................15
Stopping rlm service................................................................................................................... 16
Deleting rlm service.................................................................................................................... 17
The rlm license server log file..................................................................................................... 18
Additional information............................................................................................................... 18
Floating license client configuration in ZEdit Pro............................................................. 19
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3. About this document
This document explains the operations needed to configure the ZEdit Pro program to use the Reprise
License Manager (RLM) floating license system, instead of the default DeskArtes nodelocked licenses.
The instructions in this document are written for the ZEdit Pro version 1.0 installation package,
containing Reprise RLM version 3 license server and tools.
For further information about the Reprise RLM system you can check the Reprise end user manual at
their web-site (http://www.reprisesoftware.com/RLM_Enduser.html).
Requirements
The machines running the ZEdit Pro with the Reprise RLM floating license system have to be
connected to the machine running the license server with a network using the TCP/IP protocol.
The user account doing the installation must have the administrative rights.
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4. Terminology
The Reprise RLM floating license system for ZEdit Pro consists of the parts illustrated in the following
figure.
License server machine
-license manager (rlm.exe)
-vendor daemon (deskartes.exe)
-license file (deskartes.lic)
License client License client License client
machine machine machine
- ZEdit Pro - ZEdit Pro - ZEdit Pro
License server machine The machine where the license manager is running.
License client machine A machine where ZEdit Pro is running, but not the license
server.
License manager program The program (rlm.exe) controlling the license usage in the
network, with help of vendor daemons.
License file A file containing the list of available licenses and vendor
daemons.
Vendor daemon program The program controlling the licenses for the applications of one
vendor (deskartes.exe for ZEdit Pro).
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5. Installing the license server
Get the ZEdit Pro license server installation package (ZepLicenseServer.msi). It is found in the
"ZepLicenseServer" subdirectory of the ZEdit Pro installation directory (default: "C:Program FilesZEdit
ProZepLicenseServer").
Copy the installation package to the machine that you want to make a license server.
Run the installation package on the license server machine.
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6. If you don't want to install the license server components to the default location, change the path in the
"Select Installation Folder" window.
When the installation is complete, just close the last installation window.
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7. Getting the hostid number and hostname for the license
Open a Windows Command Prompt window. The Command Prompt is started from the following Start-
menu paths in different Windows versions.
Windows Vista Start->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt
Windows XP Start->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt
Windows 2000 Start->Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt
Change current working directory to the license server installation directory (default: "C:Program
FilesZEdit Pro License Server") using the "cd" command.
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8. Run the command "rlmhostid" to get the hostid number for creating the license.
Run the command "hostname" to get the hostname of the license server machine.
Send the Hostid number and Hostname to your ZCorp reseller, or register through the ZEdit Pro
registration page, to get the license.
Indicate if you need a license for the Import Package too. A separate key is required, please see Import
Package licenses.
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9. Installing the license
When receiving the license file (deskartes.lic), copy it to the license server installation directory (default:
"C:Program FilesZEdit Pro License Server").
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10. Starting the license server
Start the license server with command ".rlm".
Note: You need to let the Command Prompt window exist as long as you want the license server to
run. Closing the window will end the license server process. In this default configuration the license
server also writes its log information to the same Command Prompt window. If you want to get the
license server survive closing the Command Prompt, user logout etc. see the “Running the license
server as a Windows service” section below.
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11. Checking the license server status
The license server has an internal www-server waiting for connections at IP port 9000. So you can view
the license server status information by connecting to that server with any web-browser (Internet
Explorer, Firefox, Opera etc.). If running the browser at the license server machine the correct URL for
the license server is
http://localhost:9000
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12. Shutting down the license server
To shut down the license server, run the command ".rlmdown RLM -q" in another Windows Command
Prompt window.
In the Command Prompt window where you started the server, you can now see also the shutdown
messages.
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13. Running the license server as a Windows service
If you need to be able to get the license server to survive closing the Command Prompt, user logout etc.
it is possible by defining the license server to run as a Windows service.
When running the license server through the Windows service mechanism the space characters in the
directory paths cause problems. Therefore you must first create a new directory that does not have any
space characters in its path (for example: “c:reprise”) and copy all the license server components from
the default installation directory ("C:Program FilesZEdit Pro License Server") there. Then do the
installation from that directory.
In the license file you need to change the following:
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• Add the path of the vendor daemon to the ISV line of the license file.
The following changes are needed in the rlm startup command:
• Add "-install_service" option to the rlm startup command.
• Add a service name to the rlm startup command using the “-service_name” option.
• Add the full path of the log file to the rlm startup command using "-dlog" option.
• Add the full path of the license file to the rlm startup command using "-c" option.
When the “-install_service” option is included in the rlm startup command, the command does not start
the license server. It just adds a new service to the Windows service list. The installed service has to be
separately started via the Windows Services control panel.
The installed rlm service can also be removed from the Windows service list using the “-delete_service”
option of the rlm command. The service has to be stopped via the Windows Services control panel
before it can be removed.
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14. Installing rlm as a Windows service
For example if you have the vendor daemon (deskartes.exe) and the license file (deskartes.lic) in the
directory “c:reprise”, want the logfile (repriselog.txt) to be written in the same directory and the service to
be called “rlm-zep”, you need to do the following:
First change the ISV line in the license file to contain the path of the vendor daemon.
ISV deskartes c:reprisedeskartes
Then run the rlm startup command in the Windows command prompt.
rlm -install_service -service_name rlm-zep -dlog c:repriserepriselog.txt
-c c:reprisedeskartes.lic
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15. Starting rlm service
Open the Windows Services control panel. In different versions of Windows it is found in slightly
different paths.
Windows Vista:
“Start->Control Panel (Classic View): Administrative Tools: Services”
Windows XP:
“Start->Control Panel: Administrative Tools: Services”
Windows 2000:
“Start->Settings->Control Panel: Administrative Tools: Services”
The “rlm-zep” service is now found in the list of services.
Select the “rlm-zep” service and run the command “Start” from the “Action” menu.
The status of the service is then changed to “Started” and the rlm license server is running.
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16. Stopping rlm service
The rlm service is stopped via the Windows Services control panel in the same way as it was started.
Open the Windows Services control panel.
Select the “rlm-zep” service in the list and run the command “Stop” from the “Action” menu.
The “Started” string then disappears from the “Status” field and the rlm license server is stopped.
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17. Deleting rlm service
To remove the rlm service from the Windows service list run the following command in the Windows
command prompt.
rlm -delete_service -service_name rlm-zep
The “rlm-zep” has then disappeared from the services list in the Windows Services control panel.
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18. The rlm license server log file
When running the rlm license server as a Windows service, it writes its log information to the file defined
in the rlm startup command (for example: “c:repriserepriselog.txt”). The log file contains the similar
information that is shown in the startup command prompt in the default configuration.
The information in the log file is useful especially when trying to resolve problems in running the rlm
license server.
Additional information
For further details see "Running the rlm server as a service on Windows" in "The License Server"
section, and the ISV line description in the "The License File" section, of the Reprise end user manual
(http://www.reprisesoftware.com/RLM_Enduser.html).
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19. Floating license client configuration in ZEdit Pro
The license system settings can be changed in ZEdit Pro by selecting the "Edit->Preferences" in the
program menus.
Choose the "Licensing" category in the Preferences window.
Select the "Reprise floating license" as the License type and the "Use the license file path" in the
Floating license file setting.
Fill in the path to the license server in the corresponding text field.
The path is of format "<IP-port>@<lic-server-hostname>, where <IP-port> is the port number of the
license server (default: 2764) and the <lic-server-hostname> is the host name of the license server
machine in the network.
The correct port number and the hostname can be also checked from the HOST line of the license file
(second and fourth field)
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20. or in the license server startup messages (lines: "License server started on ..." and "Using TCP/IP port
...").
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21. Press "OK"
When the program reminds you about need to restart the program, exit the ZEdit Pro and start it again.
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