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Vmomi.Fault.NotAuthenticated : The session is not authenticated

wattsup — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:41:10 +0000

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.

~42 mile Dark Canyon route

wattsup — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 01:02:49 +0000

After reviewing some trip reports and topos we’ve nailed our route through the Dark Canyon.

1 week until the Dark Canyon

wattsup — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 04:57:30 +0000

Brenda and I are backpacking the Dark Canyon in Utah. 1 week out and our packs are ready, the Jeep is tuned and we are planning. With the help of our friend Jim, who runs the Recapture Lodge in Bluff, Utah, we will be able to make this epic trip! 40 miles of back country canyon. A sample of what’s ahead:

Xerox – Selected Job Request Cannot Be Supported

wattsup — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 16:26:55 +0000

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.

Longs Peak – Loft – 08.21.2010

wattsup — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:14:17 +0000

Brenda and I climbed Longs Peak via the Loft route last Saturday. The trail looked like I-25 on a Friday night. Head lamps littered the trail up to tree line and to the first privy. The turn off to Chasm Lake is when we finally got some of the peace we were seeking that morning. We filtered water and had hot oatmeal and coffee at the base of Chasm lake. The hike up the first gully was steep but fairly straight forward. Know where to exit was very helpful. Once we reached the saddle we quickly climbed to the top of Mount Meeker for a great view of Longs. We cut down Meeker to the backside of longs. Soon we saw Clark’s Arrow and began the down climb. This is the fun part and we only saw two other groups of climbers until we reached the home stretch. And that’s where we met up with “I-25″ again. Luckily we were able to start the home stretch 15 feet to the climber’s right and simply walked up to the summit. The summit of Longs is like a foot ball field, it is huge compared to other summits. One climber we ran into in the Loft describe it a Super Walmart. And sadly it was. It is really amazing how clean and well maintained the trail is with the amount of people that attempt this peak every day. On the way down we stopped at Chasm Lake for more water and a nice snack. Weather was perfect. Finally after being stormed off and snowed off I bagged Longs, and even better, with Brenda.