Very annoying, always have had the iSync next to the Time Machine icon and never actually used it.
Finally found out that you just hold CMD and drag the icon of the bar to remove it!
2013-02-12
Cisco VTP: MD5 digest error - please check the password of the VTP mode Server switches
Lost some time yesterday connecting some 5 year uptime switches to some new C3560X and wondered how come that I'm not able to make VTP work on them.
As soon as I saw and kind of MD5 digest error or warning, I should've just issued a
show vtp password
and it would have shown me that we had some password set that I would have needed on the new. But I did not and I ended up with
conf t
no vtp password
and later, when I saw things working added a vtp password again to it.
To debug VTP
debug sw-vlan vtp
On the web there was someone saying that it could be a bug, but for me this was not the cause and VTP is working nicely.
Strange thing: The new C3560X show VTP version running 1, even though the old ones are running VTP version 2. It looks like the mode client and a successfull communication to a server somehow sets this back? Not sure as I had one of the new switches that was perfectly fine, vtp domain, vtp version 2, vtp mode client, vtp password and vtp revision number was smaller than the server, all was fine but it did not process the VTP messages. So I went in and did a vtp mode transparent, vtp version 1, vtp mode client and it worked. That was only 1 of 4 all others worked but it might have been my playing around with vtp domain x to y to z and mode server, transparent and client ... that they fell back to vtp version 1 per se. The C3560X say they can run VTP 1 to 3 and the IOS Guide says the default to 1.
Most probably I should start reading the Cisco IOS configuration guide ;)
As soon as I saw and kind of MD5 digest error or warning, I should've just issued a
show vtp password
and it would have shown me that we had some password set that I would have needed on the new. But I did not and I ended up with
conf t
no vtp password
and later, when I saw things working added a vtp password again to it.
To debug VTP
debug sw-vlan vtp
On the web there was someone saying that it could be a bug, but for me this was not the cause and VTP is working nicely.
Strange thing: The new C3560X show VTP version running 1, even though the old ones are running VTP version 2. It looks like the mode client and a successfull communication to a server somehow sets this back? Not sure as I had one of the new switches that was perfectly fine, vtp domain, vtp version 2, vtp mode client, vtp password and vtp revision number was smaller than the server, all was fine but it did not process the VTP messages. So I went in and did a vtp mode transparent, vtp version 1, vtp mode client and it worked. That was only 1 of 4 all others worked but it might have been my playing around with vtp domain x to y to z and mode server, transparent and client ... that they fell back to vtp version 1 per se. The C3560X say they can run VTP 1 to 3 and the IOS Guide says the default to 1.
Most probably I should start reading the Cisco IOS configuration guide ;)
Excel: Coloring a row based on a single cell
Use a formula:
To color the whole row if in column A is the text x
=INDIRECT("A"&ROW())="x"
=INDIREKT("A"&ZEILE())="x"
To color the whole row if in column A is the text x
=INDIRECT("A"&ROW())="x"
=INDIREKT("A"&ZEILE())="x"
2013-02-07
2013-02-03
Unsolved mysteries: How to duplicate a calendar event on iPad or assign to 2 or more calendars
The need: Share with family members some events that I need in my business calendar at work and at home. Without having all events copied over (synced with google calendar sync), as not to confuse them.
So the first idea was to assign it to multiple calendars ->>> failed
Next came the idea to just make a copy of the event ->>> failed
Researched the internet, read the manual ->>> failed
Workaround: Using Outlook (office) copy event and on the iPad assign a different calendar, i.e. the one to share with family members. Clumsy but doable. Better than the workaround described on some pages, which did not work for me.
So the first idea was to assign it to multiple calendars ->>> failed
Next came the idea to just make a copy of the event ->>> failed
Researched the internet, read the manual ->>> failed
Workaround: Using Outlook (office) copy event and on the iPad assign a different calendar, i.e. the one to share with family members. Clumsy but doable. Better than the workaround described on some pages, which did not work for me.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)