Dear Amit,
With all my due respect... Aren't these questions off
topic? I think you would probably get better support at a VMware mailing
list and/or forum.
With Best Wishes,
unai
On Wed, 3 Feb 2010 13:00:06
+0530, Amit wrote:
Hi Everyone,
VMWare vCenter Converter is really
good
Dear UNAI/Everyone,
Really sorry for going off topic. Actually the topic was going on so I
eagerly asked the question.
Anyway thanks a lot for all the helps.
Thanks Regards,
Amit
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 2:02 PM, Unai Rodriguez m...@u-journal.org wrote:
Dear Amit,
With all my due
Dear group,
I'm just curios on how to do the firewall on the host virtual server and the
guest servers.
What might be the principle behind virtualization and firewalls?
Sorry if this is also off-topic, I'm just curios with the introduction of
virtualization technology.
Regards,
Sandeil
---
The quick answer is to use a tool like Symantec Ghost to grab an image of
the guest then lay that down on the physical machine. The opposite
can also be done.
Hi Everyone,
VMWare
vCenter Converter is really good tool for converting physical drive
to virtual image. But is there anyway to
Treat them like you would two totally different machines. If you
setup the host to use bridge mode for the guests, then they don't even
need to be on the same subnet.
Dear group,
I'm just curios on how to do the firewall on the host virtual
server and
the guest servers.
What might be
Dear All,
Facts:
- I am running qmailtoaster under OpenSuse 11.0 (last pakages for suse not
the very latest available for centos)
- I have 2 domains: u-journal.org, spanisharmada.sg
- u-journal.org is hosted on my qmailtoaster server
- spanisharmada.sg is hosted on an ISP (bluehost.com)
-
You will need to add the leanservers.com to your includes and it should
work fine. This is just an SPF issue.
On 02/03/2010 08:10 AM, Unai Rodriguez wrote:
Dear All,
Facts:
- I am running qmailtoaster under OpenSuse 11.0 (last pakages for suse not
the very latest available for centos)
- I
Dear CJ,
Thank you so much for your response.
I am not sure if I made clear that the server throwing the error is the
forwarder which is not under my control (that is the one hosted on an
ISP -- bluehost.com).
I only control the 3rd entity (recipient):
[SENDER] - [FORWARDER] - [RECIPIENT]
Hi Unai,
Am 03.02.2010 um 12:00 schrieb Unai Rodriguez:
Dear CJ,
Thank you so much for your response.
I am not sure if I made clear that the server throwing the error is the
forwarder which is not under my control (that is the one hosted on an ISP
-- bluehost.com).
I only control
You have to enter an SPF include on the leanservers.com that it's OK to
accept mail from bluehost.
/Here's what you can do:/ Contact the leanservers.com postmaster
mailto:postmas...@leanservers.com and tell them that they need to
change leanservers.com's SPF record so that it *authorizes*
Can anyone tell me if LDAP is installed by default using the ISO
installer ( Centos 5.x)
If so , can you give me a quick how to. Or link to the hown to
Thanks
madmac
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Qmailtoaster is sponsored by Vickers
Michael Handiboe wrote:
sorry guys, I'll keep this short...
I know that many of you are experienced with VMWare.
I want to get involved, but I want to keep my present hard drive image
-- I like it the way it is.
I'd be happy to make a backup (or drive image) and wipe my drives and
install
sysadmin wrote:
Can anyone tell me if LDAP is installed by default using the ISO
installer ( Centos 5.x)
If so , can you give me a quick how to. Or link to the hown to
Thanks
madmac
-
Please start a new
That would be great , Thanks Eric,
sorry If I hijacked mysself ?
Eric Shubert wrote:
sysadmin wrote:
Can anyone tell me if LDAP is installed by default using the ISO
installer ( Centos 5.x)
If so , can you give me a quick how to. Or link to the hown to
Thanks
madmac
sysadmin wrote:
New Virtual Machines for VMware here :
www.techyguru.com
-
Phil and I are working on a VMware page for the wiki. You're more than
welcome to chip in. Are you subscribed to the devel list?
--
Love to help,
not sure If I am on the devel list.
Where do I sign up
sysadmin wrote:
New Virtual Machines for VMware here :
www.techyguru.com
-
Phil and I are working on a VMware page for the wiki. You're
sysad...@tricubemedia.com wrote:
Love to help,
not sure If I am on the devel list.
Where do I sign up
Hmmm, looks like the wiki could stand to be updated with that as well! I
don't see this list in The Mail Archive either. Would someone care to
take care of these 2 items? I'm knee deep in
You got me rightly, Eric, but I'm actually talking about my Windows XP
PC at home. I want to VMWare it somehow so that I can 'easily' run
multiple instances of Linux and M$ Server for self-study and
certiifcation purposes. The goal is to make myself harder to lay
off. It looks like
ESXi is a bare iron product. You format your system and install it. You
want Vmware Server. That's free and will run like an application on your XP
machine.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Handiboe [mailto:mich...@horizonbroadband.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 3:41 PM
To:
I hate to contradict Phil, but I think you want VMware Player 3. The
latest version allows you to create VMs (where the previous versions
only let you play them). You can use VMware Server ok, but you'd be
restricted to a console window. The gui-ness of Player is much nicer. Be
sure to install
Xen Server5.5 from Citrix is also available and free ( at least for 12
months )
If you install vmware server , on a linux box , you can also go
headerless ie NO GUI.
There are also tons of ready made VM`s for almost any application.
Eric Shubert wrote:
I hate to contradict Phil, but I
No contradiction Eric. He mentioned ESXi. I just wanted to point him
toward the ones with an underlying OS not a bare metal instal. The only one
I have dealt with is the VMServer family and GSX. You are probably more
correct with player being a better fit for him, I just don't know that
Yeah, I see what you mean. ESXi would have definitely posed some problems!
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
No contradiction Eric. He mentioned ESXi. I just wanted to point him
toward the ones with an underlying OS not a bare metal instal. The only one
I have dealt with is the VMServer family and GSX.
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
No contradiction Eric. He mentioned ESXi. I just wanted to point him
toward the ones with an underlying OS not a bare metal instal. The only one
I have dealt with is the VMServer family and GSX. You are probably more
correct with player being a better fit for him, I
I've added -D option into /var/qmail/supervise/spamd/run
file, so my /var/log/qmail/spamd/current log file contains many debug lines.
In my opinion some line is incorrect...
Who can kindly help me?
Best Regards.
below is part of my /var/log/qmail/spamd/current file:
dbg: rules: __MO_OL_F475E
Thank you Phil
--- On Wed, 2/3/10, Phil Leinhauser p...@teqknow.com wrote:
From: Phil Leinhauser p...@teqknow.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] OT: VMWare question
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Date: Wednesday, February 3, 2010, 5:07 AM
Treat them like you would two totally
On 02/03/2010 07:45 PM, Domenico Fortunato wrote:
I've added -D option into /var/qmail/supervise/spamd/run
file, so my /var/log/qmail/spamd/current log file contains many debug
lines.
In my opinion some line is incorrect...
Who can kindly help me?
Best Regards.
You do not need to add it to
Dear Madmac,
If you haven't selected the ldapserver during os installation its not there
but you can install later on also.
yum -y install openldap-server
this command will install openldap-server and other necessary packages for
you. Internet connectivity is a must if you are installing using
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