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Vmomi.Fault.NotAuthenticated : The session is not authenticated

01 Sep

Problem: After logging into vCenter via the Infrastructure client you receive the error “There was an error connecting to VMware vCenter Update Manager – [ipaddress:port]. : Vmomi.Fault.NotAuthenticated : The session is not authenticated.”

Solution:
1. Log into the VUM server and open computer management. Expand Services and browse down to the VMware Update Manager Service. Right click and go to properties and check the Log On tab. Change the service to run as the local Administrator account.

2. Restart the VMware Update Manager Service

3. Close the infrastructure client and reconnect to vCenter.

 
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Xerox – Selected Job Request Cannot Be Supported

25 Aug

Just upgraded the firmware on a Xerox ColorQube 9201 to accommodate network printing for a MacBook.

After upgrading two problems popped up.

Problem 1: When trying to scan to a network share using smb the error “Selected Job Request Cannot Be Supported”
Solution:

  • Properties > Workflow Scanning > File Repository Setup : Edit the default destination
  • “Default Repository Document Path” was blank on the old firmware. Add a /

Problem 2: Cover pages are added to every printed and scanned document
Solution:

  • Properties > Printing > General : Edit Banner Sheets
  • Although “Print Banner Sheets” may be set to “No” they still print
  • Set it to “Yes” and apply, then print. Set it back to “No” and apply, then print.
  • The Banner Sheet or Cover page should stop printing.
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Exchange 2003 – purge greyed out

11 Aug

If you have recently deleted an AD user account and ‘marked mailbox for deletion’ and want to immediately purge that mailbox you will find out that the option is greyed out. This is because there is a 30 day retention period in which exchange has marked the mailbox for deletion but has not actually removed it.

To force a purge:
1. Open Exchange System Manager
2. Browse to Administrative Group > First Administrative Group > Servers > yourserver > First Storage Group > Mailbox Store (yourserver) > Mailboxes.
3. Right click on Mailboxes in the left window pane and choose “Run Cleanup Agent”
4. Over in the right window pane you will see a red X over the mailbox you want to purge.
5. You can now right click on the mailbox and choose purge (or reconnect).

 
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Quandary Peak August 2010

11 Aug

My wife, Brenda, and I climbed Quandary Peak last Sunday. I told her that there were a few spots that required light climbing and not looking down. :)

The Saturday night before hand we drove a few miles past the trail head turn off to the top of Hosier pass. There is a dirt road at the top that goes by several very nice camp sites, continue up the road to tree line where there is a semi hidden camp site right off the road.

We made dinner and prepared our breakfast for the next day. At about 9pm we crawled into the tent and it began to rain heavy. Sometime around midnight we both woke up to mad thunder and lightning. This continued for a few hours. The next morning everything was wet and we were surrounded by clouds.

It seemed a stretch that we would be able to take the West ridge to summit Quandary in this weather. Regardless, we started hiking along the basin, working our way to the saddle.. the beginning of the West ridge. We could see climbers waiting on the saddle as clouds constantly rolled around them. By the time we reached them they started hiking away from the West ridge towards a 13er.

The weather had settled, it was 11am and we decided that the rocks were dry enough that we could make it to the summit by noon. There are 3 major obstacles along this route complicate the final mile to the summit. Navigation and line choice is crucial. Bring along a route description with pictures that show the right direction to go. This hour long mile could easily turn into 2 or more hours if you don’t pick the right route the first time.

We hit the summit at 11:55am where we were greeted by folks who took the East ridge. Definitely a more satisfy summit when approaching from the west.

 
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