Having Wireless Bluetooth in Windows 7

I have HP laptop and I purchased a new Bluetooth Jebra and I was trying to connect it to Windows 7 and it was connected but no sound is getting out of Jebra.

I investigated and I found that Microsoft is not supporting Wireless Bluetooth by default, you have to install vendor specific drivers.

Anyway, I found HP driver for Wireless Bluetooth in this link and  I am happy now I can listen to my Computer sound from this new Jebra.

 

Windows 7 driver.

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp48501-49000/sp48538.exe

 

I found this file also but I did not install it but in case you need

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp47001-47500/sp47022.exe

When pairing with Jebra,  drivers are identified automatically.

Bluetooth details page:

Creating Database on mySQL for HP OO

During HP OO installation, you will be asked for which database to use for HP OO Central.

If you choose to use mySQL

You have to Install mySQL on remote or Local machine and create the database and user that have full access to this database.

Here below are the commands needed to prepare mySQL for HP OO installation

start mySQL client

 

CREATE DATABASE dharma;

GRANT ALL ON dharma.* to dharma_user@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

The first command creates database named dharma

The second command creates user with full access to dharma db named dharma_user with password is password

 

Enable root access to SSH sessions in Solaris

When  Solaris 10 or 11 is installed, by default root can not login from remote machine but normal users can login and can choose to switch to admin using su or sudo.

Root users remote access is disabled on the SSH daemon SSHD level, so simple modify sshd_config file located in /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Locate a line with PermitRootLogin no and replace it with  PermitRootLogin yes

Then restart SSHD by the command below

#svcadm restart svc:/network/ssh:default

Now: you can access Solaris system with root account remotely

HP iLO for iPhone and iPad

HP® iLO Mobile Toolbox provides access to the console of your HP ProLiant® server from your iPhone or iPad. Since it interacts directly with the HP Integrated Lights-Out (HP iLO) chip on ProLiant servers, this mobile app gives you total control over your server at all times. It can be healthy or it can be off with a blank hard-drive. Your server only needs to be plugged in. As an IT administrator you can now fix problems and do deployments while you are on the road from almost anywhere.

Besides what remote desktop applications normally do, this app will also allow you to do the following:

• Operate the server’s power switch
• View and interact with the server’s startup.
• Make BIOS configuration changes.
• Make option ROM configuration changes.
• Interact with the operating system as it starts.
• Install an operating system
• View what is on the screen if the operating system crashes

iLO Mobile Toolbox also allows to you to mount an ISO CD/DVD image via HP iLO. This ISO will show up on the server as a USB CD/DVD drive. You can boot off of it and deploy an operating system.

iLO Mobile Toolbox allows you to launch HP iLO scripts and monitor progress. The scripts are staged on your web server and downloaded into this mobile app as they are run.

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/hp-ilo-mobile-toolbox/id497560256?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2

Watch HP ProLiant Gen8 videos

 

 

 

 

 

 

CommandView 10.0 Knowledge Nuggets

 

Tips for installing the new 10.0 release of P6000 Command View.

 

Tips for configuring the new security certificate for CV 10.0

 

An overview of the new "Management Group" structure in CV 10.0

 

An overview of the changes to the CV 10.0 user interface

 

Description of the array types supported by CV 10.0 and and overview of the changes related to the EVA rebranding.

Installing Siebel on Windows 2000/2003

I have experienced some difficulties install Siebel on Windows platform, I started by trying the installation on Windows 2008 where I saw several articles confirm the supportability of this OS.

I all my trials has failed successfully :) the failure is because many reasons

The installation process itself is complicated (

1- Download Sources.

2- Extract Sources

3- Compiling the extracted sources into Executable

4- Installing the Siebel Components

5- Configure Siebel Components.

Actually, what makes the process complicated is not the number of the steps, the problem is it seems that the Java application used are not compatible with the latest OSs; although it works but if there is missing files, it never complains, it continue peacefully without telling you about it, and you stuck in other stages.

So, the best thing your can say here “if you start correctly, you will end successfully”, that’s the reason I am posting this, so start by 1st process and ensure it is successful by downloading the correct sources even though you have a limited connection and it may take days to download (19 GBytes for Siebel 8.0.0 and 13 Gbytes for Siebel 8.1.1).

 

So here is the list of files you (have to) download in case you want to have normal (not selective) deployment.

For Siebel 8.0.0 those are the files I have downloaded and lead to successful deployment.

Size in bytes	File name
655,344,135   664,584,455   716,652,161   731,983,848   725,785,207    30,004,714 1,592,671,498 1,231,929,449 2,014,455,643   795,822,527 1,360,026,964 1,974,946,963   127,754,088         2,419 1,927,686,037 2,060,206,829 2,072,311,848    85,212,689   629,577,634 1,244,487,377   127,754,088	B34835-01_2of7.zip B34835-01_3of7.zip B34835-01_4of7.zip B34835-01_5of7.zip B34835-01_6of7.zip B34835-01_7of7.zip V15220-01_1of2.zip V15220-01_2of2.zip V19057-01_1of2.zip V19057-01_2of2.zip V26484-01_1of3.zip V26484-01_2of3.zip V26484-01_3of3.zip V26878-01_1of5.zip V26878-01_2of5.zip V26878-01_3of5.zip V26878-01_4of5.zip V26878-01_5of5.zip V28335-01_1of3.zip V28335-01_2of3.zip V28335-01_3of3.zip

For Siebel 8.1.1 those are the files I have downloaded and lead to successful deployment.

Size in bytes	File name
426,190,173 2,014,241,964   629,687,302   235,999,603       400,038 2,034,890,082   654,673,089     7,228,961 1,317,587,591   999,535,671 1,941,657,790   463,619,271   157,113,508 2,040,719,833   335,868,918   223,669,805	V14474-01.zip V14496-01_1of2.zip V14496-01_2of2.zip V14513-01.zip V14590-01.zip V14869-01_1of2.zip V14869-01_2of2.zip V14959-01.zip V15040-01_1of2.zip V15040-01_2of2.zip V15391-01.zip V15464-01.zip V24702-01.zip V26510-01_1of2.zip V26510-01_2of2.zip V26511-01.zip