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You have to know the serial numbers of HP computers and servers in order to get warranty.
command | information |
wmic bios get serialnumber |
HP: shows Serial Number, Dell: shows Dell Asset tag |
wmic csproduct get name |
HP: shows model name: Dell: shows base model |
wmic /namespace:\\root\wmi path MS_SystemInformation |
HP: shows product number, Dell – nothing man, just nothing |
.Net Framework was easy to spot in the older versions of Windows XP, if you went and checked your ‘Add or Remove Programs’ section of control panel you’d see it plain as day:
Drobo is a US based firm that makes storage devices for home and small business. The amount of bays available range from 2 to 10 and you can purchase disks of any size, and all the units offer protection using their home-grown BeyondRAID.
I personally don’t own a drobo, I have to use one at one of my jobs and it’s quite painful, the list below will explain why:
Perhaps I’m a little critical on the Drobo offering, as I had tested all performance with one unit. When another showed up on my desk I had to configure a replicated backup solution I was a little perplexed why both had terrible transfer performance. Drobo insists that the ISCSI transfers are fantastic, but I don’t plan on putting any virtual media onto this yet as I’m not certain it will break past the 20MBps threshold I consistently achieve. The original intent for this was to be used as a file server, given the poor performance I can’t in good conscience recommend it. The other painful point is the lack of Active Directory integration, the linux file permissions just don’t work for a business with a Windows Domain Controller.
I’m hardly the first person to complain about Drobo units, and by the looks of things I certainly won’t be the last.
Drobo seems to reply back to every piece of negative media, which makes me wonder if the company is attempting more damage control and not enough development. I’m certainly not fishing for anything here, with my experience with this device there’s certainly no way one would find it’s way in my home.
Specs:
Model: Drobo Pro FS - (2 of the same model )
Disk config: 8 x 2TB WD Green 5300 RPM drives for both
Role of Drobo Pro FS (1): backup to disk location
Role of Drobo Pro FS (2): replication of backup to disk
-Dexter
look for the
[INI_CLIENT_SECTION]
change the value of the Uninstall_Pwd to:
!CRYPT!523F7DC2E525044E2800FCDEA7E5D78B70C0A4165387060525E3EE66D5D2D2F460EA361E712B5F871FD473C7A6C
and change the value of Unload_Pwd to:
!CRYPT!523F7DC2E525044E2800FCDEA7E5D78B70C0A4165387060525E3EE66D5D2D2F460EA361E712B5F871FD473C7A6C
save and close the file.
Unload officescan by right clicking the icon on the bottom dock and choosing ‘unload’.
for the password, enter: “trendmicro” (without the quotes).
You can now uninstall the program with the same password!
-Dexter