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Update 14th Nov 2008. I've just released a script which does all this configuration in one or two command lines: HVRemote
Quick links to the all parts in the series: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
Although I thought I'd finished at part two, after even more emails and comments on part one and two, it quickly became obvious to me that I need to round off the series by answering "But what if my server is a server core installation". In server core, you have none of the "niceties" of most of the user interface. This blog post is an alternate to part one, covering the case where the server is server core. Before going any further, make sure you have followed the steps in my previous post to enable the Hyper-V role on server core and enable remote management. Remote management is important for this walkthrough - you'll need it to complete the steps.
Step 10 (On Client and Server) This mirrors step 1 in part one. Make sure you are using a username and password which matches between the client and the server. For this walkthrough, I created an account with the username "john" with the same password on both machines. The "john" account is not an administrator on the server machine, but is an administrator on the client machine (for convenience). Enter the following command. net user john * /add
Step 11 (On Server) This step mirrors step 2 in part one. Enable the firewall rules on the server for WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation). Enter the following command: netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group="Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)" new enable=yes Make sure the command it successful and responds with Updated 4 rules(s). Ok. Note: What you enter in quotes is just a name must match the group name defined in the Windows firewall itself. So if you are running a non-English language server, you will need to verify what group name this is. Step 12 (On Server) This step mirrors step 3 in part one. It grants appropriate DCOM (Distributed COM) permissions to the user(s) who are remotely connecting. In a full install of Windows Server 2008, this is (relatively) easy using dcomcnfg. Unfortunately, this is not available on server core. However, there is a built-in user group you can use which does the job just as well (in fact, although I haven't tested it, this should work equally well on a full installation of Windows Server 2008). You need to add the user account(s) or groups to the "Distributed COM Users" group. In my example, the server is named jhoward-hp2 and the local user account is john. net localgroup "Distributed COM Users" /add jhoward-hp2\john
Step 12B (On the remote management console/client) [Edited 16th May 2008. This was step 15, but moved to before step 13] Follow steps 5, 6 and 7 in part two. These are identical and must be done on the client machine.
Step 13 (On Remote Management Machine) This step mirrors 4 in part one and grants appropriate WMI permissions to the user(s) who are remotely connecting. You need grant access to two namespaces, and, as in step 3, you can add individual users, group(s) or the "Authenticated Users" group. This is a little more challenging on server core as there is no computer management MMC. However, as I've already enabled remote management, I can do this from my remote management (Vista SP1) workstation. On that machine, I'm logged on with administrator credentials matching an account on the server machine. Open Computer Management under Start/Administrative Tools. Right-click on the top most node, "Computer Management (Local Computer)", and click "Connect to another computer …" In the select computer dialog, enter the name of the remote server core machine and click OK. In my case, this is jhoward-hp2 (jhoward-hpu was the full installation). Then expand the tree down through Services and Applications\WMI Control and select WMI Control Right-click on WMI Control and select properties. Then switch to the Security tab. Select the Root\CIMV2 namespace node. IMPORTANT: You need to set the security twice. Once for the Root\CIMV2 namespace, and then again for the Root\virtualization namespace. Click the Security button. If the appropriate user or group does not already appear, use "Add…" to add them. Note that when doing this remotely, you will be prompted for credentials. Make sure you entere the username as server\username as the default domain will be that of the client management machine
Now select the user and click the Advanced button below the "Permissions for <user>" area. Make sure the user/group is selected and click Edit You need to make three changes here.
The screen should look like this. If so, click OK through the open dialogs. Repeat for the Root\virtualization namespace Click OK as appropriate to confirm all open dialogs and close Computer Management. Step 14 (On Remote Management Machine) This step mirrors step 5 in part one and configures the Authorization Manager (AZMan) policy for the server running the Hyper-V role. I am assuming in this walkthrough, you are using the in-box default policy and have not re-configured anything at this stage. To make life a little easier, I'm first going to map a network drive on the remote management machine to the system drive on the machine running server core. In my case, the system drive is G. At an elevated command prompt on the client, type the following (replacing G and jhoward-hp2 as appropriate) net use * \\jhoward-hp2\g$
Open Authorization Manager by typing "azman.msc" in the box on the start menu. Right-click on the Authorization Manager and choose Open Authorization Store from the context menu. Make sure the "XML file" radio button is selected, and browse to the \ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V directory on the mapped drive, select InitialStore.xml, then click OK. I'm going to keep this walkthrough as simple (!) as possible, and making my "john" account an Administrator in the context of Hyper-V authorization policy. Expand the tree down through InitialStore.xml\Hyper-V services\Role Assignments\Administrator, and select Administrator. In the area on the right, right-click and select "Assign Users and Groups" then "From Windows and Active Directory…". Note that you are prompted for appropriate administrative credentials. Make sure you enter the username as server\administrativeaccount again, to ensure the domain name is that of the server. At this point, I would say to add the appropriate users or groups like I did in the full installation option. However, I hit a snag. For some reason, AZMan running remotely did not seem able to find the "john" account (or any other user account I created on the core installation) even though it was definitely there as you can see using Computer Management on the remote machine targeting the server. The answer (I thought) was to create a new user group and add the "john" account to that group. However, that also failed. All was not lost. First thing to do was to report a bug. Next, was to come up with a backup plan. Now at this point, I apologise in advance - it's a really horrible workaround, and involves hand-editing InitialStore.xml Let's take a look at InitialStore.xml on the full installation I made in part one, particularly the section with "Name=Administrator". In the first screenshot taken using Internet Explorer to open the XML file, you can see that the "john" account has been added, the second screenshot being without "john" being an administrator. So it just is a question of finding and adding the appropriate user/group sid as member. How hard can that be? (OK, don't answer that quite yet!) Thanks to the scripting guy, it didn't take long to get the answer. I created the script below, test.vbs, and ran it on the remote management machine using "cscript test.vbs". (Replace jhoward-hp2 in both places with your server name, and john with the appropriate user name. Also make sure there is no space between 'john', and Domain= in the penultimate line.) strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = _ GetObject("winmgmts:\\jhoward-hp2\root\cimv2") Set objAccount = objWMIService.Get _ ("Win32_UserAccount.Name='john',Domain='jhoward-hp2'") Wscript.Echo objAccount.SID So now I had the account SID for the "john" account, I could use notepad to edit InitialStore.xml appropriately. I still had my network drive mapped. IMPORTANT: Take a backup copy of InitialStore.xml now! Unfortunately, notepad is not the most easy to use editor for XML files. There are plenty of freeware XML editor out there, but I stuck with notepad, if for no more reason than to prove that this whole walkthrough can be done using inbox components. Here you can see I've added a new member tag on the bottom line – everything from <Member>S-1-5-21-602….. to the following </Member> Just to make sure I hadn't made a huge editing error, I used IE again to confirm And yes, you can now close the Authorization Manager MMC if it is still open on the remote management machine! Important. You must reboot your server for the above changes to take effect. Step 15 (On the remote management console/client) [Edited 16th May 2008. Moved this step to earlier as step 12B. Ignore step 15 if you did it earlier]
Follow steps 5, 6 and 7 in part two. These are identical and must be done on the client machine.
Step 16 (Away from the keyboard) This mirrors step 8 in part two. Take a very deep breath and congratulate yourself. Open beer, have a party, whatever takes your fancy. To have got this far, you deserve it. Make sure you have followed all the steps to the letter, especially the bit about restarting the server. Step 17 (On the client) Logon as the account you have given permissions to ("john" in my walkthrough) on the client. Start Hyper-V Manager from Administrative Tools on the Control Panel. Enter appropriate administrative credentials if UAC is enabled and the account is not an administrator on the client. Click Connect to Server and enter the name of the remote machine, accepting the EULA if this is a pre-release version of Hyper-V. Watch in even more awe than you did in part 2 as you get a screen like below ;) Here I'm managing jhoward-hpu which is the full installation, and jhoward-hp2 which is the server core installation. Wow! I need some time off!
Cheers, John.
Update 14th Nov 2008. I've just released a script which does all this configuration in one or two command lines: HVRemote
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Thank you for all the great information, however, I am still having problems. I am running Hyper-V on Server Core and I am trying to access it from a workstation running Vista SP1 with the Hyper-V console installed. Both computers are added to the same domain and both computer have my domain username added as a member of the local administrators group. I applied the Hyper-V RC0 update to the install.wim file, I then installed server core using the updated wim. I am getting the "don't have requested permission" error on my workstation. What is interesting is that the first time I opened the management console, it worked and I was able to configure my virtual switches. Now it won't let me change any settings. Any ideas?
Ryan Lenkersdorfer
Hi Ryan. I'm in the process of setting up a private domain outside of the Microsoft corporate network to work through the same steps in a controlled domain scenario - the fairly complex corpnet enforced policies and IPSec make it difficult to track down issues without a private domain. It's unlikely I'll get my private network walkthrough finished before the end of the week, but I'll post up my results as soon as I can - I guess parts one two AND three weren't enough. I don't have any suggestions currently. Sorry!
I too have experienced a difference between the first run of the Hyper-V mmc UI from my Vista managment and the subsequent runs. Specifically I need to change the path to where the Virtual Hard Drives are to be stored and located; howver, I'm unable and am getting a message:
Remote File Browser
You may not browse the local file system when connecting to a remote Hyper-V server.
going through step 14 above - the \ProgramData directory (as part of the path to the InitialStore.xml) is apparently a Hidden directory as it isn't directly browsable. I did a search and then copied the path; however, you can simple cut and paste the path from Step 14 instructions or type it out.
Thanks John. I now have a Windows Server 2008 Core DC, a Windows server 2008 NAP, a windows Server 2003 exchange 2007 sp1 server all in the same Core Hyper-v black box.
A complete network for testing and funny.
I do hope this issues are RC0 related, though. I'll stay tuned to your blog.
You deserve a good italian pizza! :)
@Ryan - no I have a test environment up and running, I'll try this and get back to you.
@Dale - am investigating. I saw this once too, but was not able to reproduce it or get a list of steps to make it happen.
@Alberto - Curry would be nicer :) (Although "American" curry takes a lot of getting used to after my "British" indian cuisine up-bringing). Glad you got it going.
Hi John,
I get to step 13 fine, however when I connect to the WMI Control, it connects fine, but the "Security" tab contains only the "Root" and no namespaces below this.
Any ideas why?
(Server is WS2K8 Ent Core with Hyper-V RC0 and guest is Vista x86 SP1 with RSAT and Hyper-V Management tools loaded.)
Thanks for the lesson. Everything you showed worked fine for me as far as you went, but when I go to add my first virtual machine I get an error that the Wizard cannot load because I do not have permission. Did I miss a step?
Actually I can move the error message box to one side and navigate the wizard, but when I hit finish it throws another permissions error and I am forced to acknowledge and close the wizard. Any thoughts?
Thanks again for getting me this far.
George - if you can connect in the first place, then it sounds like you didn't setup the AZMan bit correctly. Can you run the script on the server core machine and confirm that under IE on the remote machine, the correct SID is in the administrator part like in the screenshot above.
Remote management of Server Core installations helps you. It prevents you from having to struggle with
As a matter of fact I ran the vbs script on the server in the first place.
After I edited the initial store XML file, I reimported it into AZMan (deleting the previous initial store entry).
When I look in AZMan at the "Administrator" role assignment I see my specified domain\username listed as a "user" type right under the "Administrators(BUILTIN\Administrators)" group.
I am conected to the hyperv server and see the "No virtual machines were found..." message. It just seems I am missing whatever permission is needed to create new VMs.
So far, I've covered the following Hyper-V Remote Management scenarios: Workgroup: Vista client to remote
I have the same problem as HiltonT above, where I open the WMI Control Properties Security Tab and expanding the "Root" node displays nothing. The "plus" sign button goes away and no child of "Root" ever appears.
All the steps leading up to that point were fine and I can connect via RDC and I can browse to the administrative shares in the file explorer. I just can;t seem to get any of the "root" children.
Any ideas?
Ryan/Tony (Hilton - already sent you an email).
Can both of you email me using the link at the top. This is not something we can reproduce in house, so I'd like to understand a bit more about the configuration.
- Verification of domain vlient to domain server (same domain), or combination of workgroup/domain, or workgroup-workgroup (same workgroup)
- x86 vs x64 client
- Whether the client was RTM Vista then upgraded to SP1 or a "slipstream" install.
- SKU (Business/Enterprise/Ultimate)
- Whether UAC is enabled (Server and client)
- Whether user is a local administrator (Server and client)
- Whether windows firewall is turned off or on (server and client)
- Whether there's any additional software installed on server or client (eg Antivirus)
- If domain joined, whether there could be group policy being pushed down to the firewall settings
If the firewall is currently on, one suggestion from a colleage to also try:
>>Can you try add
>> %windir%\System32\wbem\unsecapp.exe
>> into Firewall.cpl to unlock the app.
>> Then reconnect in the UI, it should work.


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A report to the Bulletin Board Hot Line, filed by The Cab Driver of South St. Paul: "Recently, I had a guy in my cab who spotted a fire in his neighbor's kitchen, so his wife called 9-1-1 while he ran next-door to alert the neighbors. The neighbors were aware of the fire; 9-1-1 had been called; everything was cool. But he said it still gave him quite an adrenaline rush.
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NotMe of Cottage Grove: "There was a throw pillow on the floor which our cat used when he had kitty digestive difficulties. Well, that cover was a bit grungy anyway, so it was no loss.
"A quick zip with the seam ripper, and the next cover down was revealed. Oh, green -- that's from several years back and went with the pastel plaid sofa.
"But that cover was still damp, so another quick zip revealed the next cover. Now, that really was back in time, more than 15 years, to an amber-and-white fabric which used to go with the pumpkin-colored sofa we owned back in Iowa.
"The pillow, under the third cover, was dry and useable and now has a blue-and-white cover to go with the current sofa.
"Ta, da! Time travel via sofa pillow!"
The highfalutin pleasures (etc.)
Sharon of Roseville: "Every once in a while I ask myself: 'What can I learn on the Internet today?' I frequently marvel at my ability to Google anything I can think of.
"Today I decided to learn about the muskrats that live on my pond. I have been watching them swimming around near the shoreline. I don't know where they are going when they swim to the middle, because their burrows are in the banks of the pond. Maybe they are going to visit relatives who live on the other side. Did you know that muskrats can swim backwards? I wonder why they would want to.
"I found some wonderful images and began to think of them as adorable little furry animals.
"The next paragraph gave me pause: 'Muskrats breed from March to September, but most young are born between April and June. Gestation is 25 to 30 days. Females have two or three litters per year, producing an average of three to six young per litter. Females care for young on their own without the assistance of the male. Young are capable of swimming at three weeks of age and will be weaned by the time they are a month old. Females may have a new litter of young in a different nest chamber before the previous litter has dispersed to new habitat. If food is scarce, the older litter may eat the younger litter.'
"Imagine that we have three females on the pond, having four babies per litter, three times a year. That is 36 babies. I can promise you that we have nowhere near 36 muskrats out on the pond.
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I bought this machine because I needed something with more gusto to sew through heavy materials. It has a much stronger and faster motor than my old machine. It goes through several thicknesses with ease. I like the metal body.
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I've been sewing for a little over half a century...and this machine has the same sturdy reliable feel of the dependable machines I first learned to sew on. It has the basic stitches that I actually use for dressmaking, home decor and crafts. The basic feet that come with the machine are the ones I use the most...however if you check the Janome accessories you'll find that the feet are so reasonably priced that you can get as many as you want. It doesn't need expensive imported thread..(I use Coats and Clark from Walmart) and it loves Organ Needles ( also so reasonable you buy lots of them).
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Are There Cobwebs On Your Mat?
Brushing Off The Effects Of A Little Neglect Is Hard, But Rich, Work.
There is a house around the corner from me that has been empty for years. While the house is structurally beautiful, it looks forlorn. It's dramatic windows are always dark. Some have been broken over the years and are boarded up. The grass in the lawn hasn't been cut in so long that it looks like a wild meadow. The hedges along the front of the house are so tall and shaggy that they tower over the windows on the first floor. The long driveway is always covered in leaves and limbs. It is evident at first glance that no one is there to make that house a home.
After a summer spent mainly away from home, when I pulled into the driveway this weekend, I was horrified to find that my house had an awful lot in common with the derelict house around the corner. While our windows were (thankfully) still intact, our shrubs had grown tremendously and needed a trim. Our lawn was wildly overgrown. Weeds had reared their heads among the plants in my garden. The driveway was littered with debris from many summer storms. My roses had grown willy-nilly around the garage, while the wisteria on the back fence was literally overtaking the yard. The crowning touch of our abandoned house look? Actual spider webs cloaking the front door.
It's amazing how quickly you see the effects of a little neglect. While it may not seem like much, the few minutes you spend plucking weeds, or sweeping the front step, or wiping fingerprints or dust from a window make a big difference to the appearance of your house. These little, caring gestures matter. While each might seem insignificant on its own, together they can make the difference between a house and a home.
As we proved to ourselves this week, it's also amazing how quickly neglect can be reversed. A couple of afternoons mowing, pruning and weeding can be enough to return a lawn to order. Just an hour or two with a blower and a broom can get driveway and patio ship-shape again. A morning scrubbing, wiping and straightening can have a similar effect on the interior of a house. The work of restoring a house from neglect requires more energy and hard work than the little gestures required for upkeep. However, the work is not insurmountable. In fact, because progress is so visible and so immediate, once you get going, the work of (literally) brushing off the cobwebs of neglect can be among the most rewarding you can do.
Summer, for many people, can be a time away from yoga as well as home. Perhaps having your kids home during the days has crimped your yoga routine. Maybe the desire to be outdoors enjoying the balmy days has shifted you away from your mat and into your running or walking shoes. Perhaps you simply fell out of the habit of practicing while you were on vacation, and never got back into it. Whatever the reason, like my home at the end of a fun-filled summer, your body and your yoga practice might be showing the effects of a little neglect.
Never fear. Brushing the cobwebs off your mat can be as rewarding as brushing them off your front porch. Often, like the work required to spruce up a house after a few weeks of neglect, the hardest part is getting started. Once you do, however, you will immediately feel the rewards of your work. (You might feel a little more than the rewards too! Muscles get notably tighter after a few weeks off the mat. I learned that myself this summer!)
Returning to your yoga practice is a rich experience. Because you might be a little out of practice, it's unlikely that you'll drift into autopilot. You'll stay focused and aware throughout your whole practice. Because you might be a little less limber, you're going to feel more in each posture. These heightened sensations will allow you to delve even deeper into your understanding of stretches you'd stopped thinking too much about ages ago. Because you may need to regain some stamina, you may find your "edge" sooner. This will require you to do the hard work of setting aside your ego in order to honor your body's needs. All of this inner work can create a deeply rewarding practice on all levels – physical, mental and spiritual.
So, if you've spent more time than you'd like off your mat this summer, come back. Even if you're sure you will feel as derelict and rickety as the house around the corner from me, come back. The work of brushing off the effects of a little neglect pales in comparison to the rewards you will immediately realize. It only took us a few days to make our house feel and look like home again after a summer away. I'm willing to bet you'll feel at home again on your mat within an hour.
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started brushing them off this week and my core and hamstrings are feeling it!
Thank you Amy for the inspiration! It never ceases to amaze me how tight our bodies can get after even a short time away from the mat! I have been on the road the past couple of months as well and am now back into my daily routine, which definitely was rickety at first. Well written.
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There is an interesting wrinkle to Jones Day's bonus payments that causes extra confusion as to how much is really being paid out. Instead of making a lump sum, upfront payment, JD spaces out the bonus over the course of a full year's salary. This, of course, saves the firm a little money in case anybody leaves or gets laid off over the course of 2009. A tipster explains:
But again, the bonus is just paid out as extra salary over the course of the year. Jones Day apparently is going back to their historical model of not paying bonuses, per se, but just adding the additional money into your annual raise. So my salary next year is quite a bit higher than market, but that just accounts for my bonus being included in my salary.
We also understand that Jones Day will be raising salaries on schedule.
So, all together now: Jones Day is generally paying market bonuses, to most associates, assuming they stick with the firm through the entirety of 2009. We think.
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It is not just happenstance that one American company decided to pursue another American company in Europe. During those years, the Bush administration kept - wisely in my view - a tight lid on monopolisation cases brought under Section 2 of the Sherman Act, the parallel provision to Article 82. Yet recently, that commendable restraint has gone by the boards, as the new US Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, Christine Varney, unceremoniously dumped the Bush 2008 Report on Single Firm Conduct in a speech given two days before the Intel decision came down, which I have already criticised elsewhere.


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CUMBERLAND. Pauline G. Chabot, 88, formerly of Central Falls, Passed into eternal rest on Thursday after a brief illness. She was the beloved wife of the late Gerald R. Chabot.
Annie Zide
EAST PROVIDENCE - Annie Zide, 96, of East Providence passed away Wednesday, April 13, 2011. She was the wife of the late George Zide. She is survived by a daughter Ann Ryan of Worcester. A service will be held Monday, April 18, 2011 at 12 PM in the COSTIGAN-O'NEILL Funeral Home, 220 Cottage Street, Pawtucket. Burial will be private. For online condolences www.rifuneral.com
Maria C. Pinhancos
CUMBERLAND - Maria C. Pinhancos, 93, of Prospect St. passed away Wednesday in the R. I. Hospital, Providence. She was the beloved wife of Eduardo Pinhancos.
Born in Freixo daSerra, Gouveia, Portugal she was the daughter of the late Antonio and Maria A. (Saraiva) Marmelo. She came to this country in 1966 settling in Cumberland.
She had worked in the textile industry for many years at various area mills until her retirement.
She was a communicant of Our Lady of Fatima Church, Cumberland.
Donna L. Smith
LINCOLN - Donna L. Gilkenson-Smith, 62 died Wednesday at Sturdy Memorial Hospital, Attleboro, Ma. She is survived by her significant other Larry Goucher.
Born in Pawtucket a daughter of Ruth (Jefferson) Gilkenson of Lincoln and the late Raymond Gilkenson. She lived in Mansfield, Ma. for the past thirty-four years.
She was a registered nurse at the VA Hospital, West Roxbury, Ma. for the past thirty-eight years.
Florence M. Perron
LINCOLN - Florence M. Perron, 92, passed away April 14, 2011. She was the wife of the late Alfred L. Perron. Born in North Providence, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Laura Lefebvre. Mrs. Perron was a long time communicant of Holy Spirit Parish in Central Falls. She enjoyed playing bingo at The Holiday in Manville, where she resided.
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HANOVER, PA - Annette Piette Bledsoe, 51, passed peacefully Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at her home. She was the wife of Ray Lee Bledsoe for 18 years.
Born March 15, 1960 in Rhode Island, she was the daughter of the late Phillip and Leah (Desmarais) Piette.
Annette received her bachelor's Degree in Microbiology from Rhode Island College. She was self-employed as a Sign Language Interpreter for 7 years. Annette was a member of NIC Master Interpreter, RIDS and V.P. of Compudoc of Hanover. She also operated a website called FidosCorner.com.
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CUMBERLAND - Jared M. Audette, 37, of Diamond Hill Road died unexpectedly Monday, April 11, 2011 at home. Born in Claremont, NH, the beloved son of Lucille C. (Benoit) Gince of Cumberland and Ronald M. Audette of Lincoln, he had lived in Cumberland for most of his life.
He was a 1993 graduate of Cumberland High School.
Sabelle E. Armstrong
PAWTUCKET - Sabelle Elizabeth (Saliba) Armstrong, age 95, of 26 Littlefield St., wife of the late James W. Armstrong, died Sunday April 10, 2011 at home surrounded by her family and friends.
Born April 3, 1916, in Barre, VT, she was a daughter of the late Warden and Annie (Jaffa) Saliba and lived in RI most of her life.
She is survived by her daughter, Catherine E. Thibeault and her son, William J. Armstrong, both of Pawtucket; her grandchildren, Sandra Pelletier and Michael Frenche of Pawtucket; 3 great grandchildren; and 2 great-great grandchildren.
William A. Maranda
PAWTUCKET - William "Bill" A. Maranda, 85, of Bellmore Drive, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 11, 2011. He was the beloved husband of Lucille (Champagne) Maranda for 60 years. Born in Woonsocket, a son of the late Ernest and Imelda (Thibeault) Maranda, Bill and his wife resided in Pawtucket over 50 years.
Mary H. Briggs
CENTRAL FALLS - Mary H. "Mikki" Briggs 64, of Central Falls, RI passed away peacefully on the evening of April 9, 2011 surrounded by the love, comfort & care of her devoted family. Mother of Michael Briggs, Sister of George, Raymond, Alfred, Wayne & Marlu Briggs, and Robin Cushman. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. Mikki excelled in most sports, and was a talented painter and restorer of antique homes.
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LINCOLN - Florence N. "Florrie" (Jarvis) Kay, 81, of Andrews Court died Thursday, April 7, 2011. She was the beloved wife of Nelson E. Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Kay were married for 60 years.
Born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Charles A. and Kathleen (Angell) Jarvis, she had lived in Pawtucket for 50 years before moving to Lincoln 16 months ago.
She was a member of Smithfield Avenue Congregational Church, Pawtucket.
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She was the wife of the late William T. McDuff Jr.
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John Peter Hornig
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Amanda Salinas
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She was born in Valdivia, Antioquia, Colombia, a daughter of the late Jesus M. Peneda and Ana Teresa Quiros. She and her family moved to Rhode Island several years ago.
She leaves a son Edgar Alvaro Salinas of Pawtucket, 2 daughters, Nancy Beltran of Florida and Edith Diosa of No. Providence; 8 Grandchildren and 6 Great Grandchildren.
Nelson H. Rene, Jr.
PAWTUCKET - Nelson H. Rene, Jr., 75 of Pawtucket died Saturday at Orchard View Nursing Home in Riverside. He is the beloved husband of Louise (LeFrancois) Rene. Born in Pawtucket, Nelson was the son of the late Nelson Rene and Anna (Solotki) Rene. He was a lifelong resident of Pawtucket.
Nelson served in the Army in the Korean War and was a Social Worker for the Department of Children Youth and Families for 4 years until his retirement.
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PAWTUCKET - SPC Dennis "Danny" Cullen Poulin, 26, passed away surrounded by his parents, son and aunts on Thursday, March 31, 2011 in Landstuhl, Germany, from injuries sustained on March 28th in Konar Province, Afghanistan, while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. He was a Mortarman with the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 181st Infantry Regiment of the Massachusetts Army National Guard.
Delores A. Daviau
PAWTUCKET - Delores A. (Lanois) Daviau 76, of Grand Ave, passed peacefully with her family by her side on April 10th. She was the loving wife of 45 years to Joseph Daviau. Born in Pawtucket, Delores was the daughter of the late Albert and Grace (Elderkin) Lanois Sr.
She had been employed by the former Carties Health Center for many years and also worked at Grandview Nursing Center.
Jennie Sienko
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Born in Woonsocket, she was a daughter of the late Walter and Anna (Brach) Chmura and had lived in Pawtucket for over 50 years. She was a textile worker for Lawson Products for many years retiring in 1978 and later worked as a waitress at the former Admiral Inn of Cumberland. She was a volunteer for over eight years working in Memorial Hospital.
Lionel R. Gousie
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Born in Pawtucket a son of the late Raymond and Ida (Frenier) Gousie. He lived in Lincoln since 1963.
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Is NetBackup installed with FQDN or simple name?
Hello All,
We're in the process of migrating domains. I understand that if NetBackup was setup using simple names and not the FQDN the process is simple. Is there any official tech notes regarding this?
Could someone confirm if our installtion is using simple names or FQDN? The output below seems to suggest both.
Thanks in advance.
Output from nbemmcmd -listhosts -verbose
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I think the official recommendation is FQDN. But if you are migrating domains it may be worth (depending of the circumstances) to go for short name. This require you got DNS and the /etc/resolv.conf search directive 100% correct.
I have used short name for many years.
Assumption is the mother of all mess ups.
If this post answered your'e qustion - Please mark as a soloution.
There is no default. It is up to the person doing the the installation to specify shortname or FQDN.
I have seen at one customer how some media servers were installed with shortname and some with FQDN. This caused problems to some extent,,, I sat one day and added emm aliases for all media server names so that all could be referenced via either of the name.
IMHO it is best to use shortnames and add aliases for FQDN.
We have seen a number of requests lately to change Domain name. No problem when shortname was used for installation and configuration.
Major problem when master was configured with FQDN. Here a domain name change means changing master server hostname, which needs consulting engagement...
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows
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Master server hostname changing is not recommended & not supported in netbackup ...
If you absolutely must change the master server name, you will need to contact Symantec Consulting Services.
backup01 is look good dont worry about that ....
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Before break-up, make sure you have a good backup..... ;-)
Simply use nbemmcmd command to add or remove FQDN aliases.
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The only warning I would have with short names would be if you ever start using multiple networks for backups. I have seen the short name aliased to the backup NIC name, while the host name of the server is defined as the name of the primary NIC. The only way things work on that particular server is with host name aliases in the hosts file so as to override the default network behavior. Marianne's suggestion about the EMM aliases is very good. Just be careful if you ever multi-home your backup servers.
I usually go for short names but some customers insist on FQDN
They get around multiple networks using DNS zones and the search orders (not an expert so dont know exactly how they do it) but everything uses short names and for each zone the Master and Media Servers are in both zones so the backup zone so that they resolve as master.backup.company.com and clients that do not have a backup network resolve them as master.prod.company.com (something like that anyway - but it all works fine)
If you want to really know if your current setup uses short of FQDN names just open a Windows Admin Console and it shows you at the top what the Master Server classes its "real" name as.
As others have said - if you need to change its name the you need consulting services or if you plan on doing a move / DR proceedure to a new Master you must keep exactly the same name.
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The two U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) components are co-funding work by the Research Triangle Institute and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (RTI-UNC) Evidence-based Practice Center (EPC) to review the scientific literature on a range of conditions affecting the face and oral cavity, and identify state-of-the-science practices. The RTI-UNC center is part of a network of 12 EPCs in the United States and Canada established by AHCPR in 1997 to provide clinicians and patients with state-of-the-science information on common diseases and clinical conditions.
The RTI-UNC center will review existing scientific studies on diseases and disorders assigned by the NIDCR and produce evidence reports, which AHCPR and NIDCR will then make available through the Internet and in print form. The reports will identify effective ways to diagnose, manage, and prevent conditions such as head and neck cancer; dental caries; cleft lip/cleft palate; periodontal disease; and oral complications or manifestations of systemic disease, such as HIV disease and diabetes.
Harold C. Slavkin, D.D.S., director of the NIDCR, said the project "is an extraordinary opportunity to accelerate the diffusion of scientific knowledge that guides the management of dental, oral and craniofacial conditions" and "holds enormous potential to improve the oral health of all people."
NIDCR, part of the National Institutes of Health, is devoted to promoting the general health of the American people by improving their oral, dental and craniofacial health.
AHCPR Administrator John M. Eisenberg, M.D., said, "This new partnership will put research showing what works best where it's most useful - in the hands of oral health care practitioners and decisionmakers. We welcome this opportunity to work with NIDCR to help give Americans greater value for their health care dollars." AHCPR, which is an agency of HHS, serves as the department's focal point for research-related efforts to improve the quality, effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and accessibility of health care.
Led by Arthur J. Bonito, Ph.D. at RTI and James Bader D.D.S., M.P.H. and Daniel Shugars, D.D.S., Ph.D. at UNC, the RTI-UNC center brings together a broad array of experts with extensive experience in dentistry, health services, methodology, social sciences, public health, nursing, pharmacy, and medicine. The center will work with science partners in the public and private sectors and organizations dedicated to improving the quality and effectiveness of oral health care.