Are you SQL log files getting too large? Is your SQL server running out of disk space? Look at you log files, as databases with FULL RECOVERY mode selected can grow out of control… Use this in Query Analyser BACKUP LOG DATEBASE WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY Then shrink the log file in Enterprise Manger / SQL Server Management Studio Disclaimer: I do not guarantee that this will solve your problem and any tips listed on this website you use at your own risk

The theme for Sunday is "The Fathers love" based around 1 John 3 1 John 3 1How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are! The reason the world does not know us is that it did not know him. 2Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when he appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is. 3Everyone who has this hope in him purifies himself, just as he is pure. Open the eyes of my heart There is a day Facedown I see the Lord There is a river Be thou my vision Note: To access the chords and words, you need to login.

To reset Administrator Password on HP Insight Integrated Lights Out (iLO): Ensure that SNMP is installed because it was a prerequisite for HP Insight Management Agents. Ensure that HP Insight Management Agents are installed. Download this zip file – ResetiLO.zip Create a folder on the root of your C: drive called hp Create a folder within C:hp called ilo Extract the zip file to c:hpilo Edit the file “Administrator_reset_pw.xml” with the username you would like to reset and also edit the PASSWORD value=”password” to the new password. Than go to command prompt to folder c:hpilo and run the following command: FOR iLO Version 2 and above HPONCFG.exe /f Administrator_reset_pw.xml /l log.txt > output.txt FOR iLO Version 1.88 and below CPQLOCFG.exe /f Administrator_reset_pw.xml /l log.txt > output.txt You do not require the old password to reset the account. For additional information please read the PDF file in the attached zip file.

On VMWare ESX3, your VM has one or more VMDK files (extension .vmdk) and one or more flat vmdk files (last characters flat.vmdk ) In some cases, you may corrupt, lose or accidentally delete your VMDK files. Your VMDK’s contain metadata for your flat.vmdk files. Without your VMDK’s, you cannot load your flat.vmdk-files. Consequence: you cannot load the VM in your VirtualCenter and you cannot start the VM. The following steps will guide you to recreate your vmdk files (.vmdk): Determine the hard disk sizes of your original VM (I call this VM from now on: VM A) Create a new VM (I call this VM from now on: VM B) with VirtualCenter with the same number of hard disks as your old VM, and the exact same sizes. So: if your original VM contained 2 harddisks from 8,00GB and 12,00GB, recreate these harddisks exactly the same in your new […]