Jan
9
2009
This error means that you don’t have a NSS admin object for this server in the eDirectory. You can fix this with nssAdminInstall.
The syntax is:
nssAdminInstall -a cn=Admin.o=novell -P -o ‘nssadmin.server1.novell’
The -P options means that you will be prompted for a password.
Jan
8
2009
On Netware we had the command DISPLAY SLPDA to see witch DA where active. This command is not availiable on OES/SLES10 with OpenSLP.
If you want to see the active DA’s, issue the following command as root
slptool findsrvs service:service-agent
You will get a output something like this:
service:directory-agent://10.16.8.10,65535
service:directory-agent://10.16.8.11,65535
service:directory-agent://10.16.8.12,65535
service:directory-agent://10.16.8.13,65535
In this example we have 4 active DA’s
Jan
5
2009
If you don’t have the correct packages you will get dependency errors trying to install the Groupwise 8 Client on OpenSuSe 11.1.
The packages you need are:
- openmotif,
- openmotif22-libs
- libstdc++33
Dec
24
2008
It’s the day before Christmas en next week it’s New Year.
So I’, Taking a week off. Especially the last 6 month have been very hectic for me. The next week I’m
doing some stuff around the house and spending some time with my girlfriend would be welcome.
So for the next to weeks, I won’t be blogging as must as normally. But OpenSUse 11.1 is on my list.
That leaves me of wishing you all a very good Christamas and a Happy New Year!
Dec
19
2008
Earlier I blogged about the performance of NSS on VMFS.
You can read the result from that test over here.
Now I tested it also with SP1 for OES2 to see if the performance is better.
| Sequential Output (nosync) Sequential | Sequential Input | ||||||||||||
| Per Char | Per Block | Rewrite | Per Char | Per Block | 04K | -3 | |||||||
| MB | K/Sec | %CPU | K/sec | %CPU | K/sec | %CPU | K/sec | %CPU | K/sec | %CPU | /sec | %CPU | |
| SLES10 SP2(VMI) NSS on VMFS | 6000M | 11860 | 35,4 | 18398 | 1,3 | 14309 | 9,6 | 15424 | 62,8 | 25728 | 20,4 | 145,4 | 0,7 |
As you can see the performance is a bit better, but not nearly the performance when you use a RDM. So the conslusion is still the same. If you want to use NSS in Vmware ESX. Use a RDM for your NSS partition.
