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i havent seen the presentation and cannot access their main page at the moment; is it listed on Youtube anywhere ?

A disclaimer on my side; i have based my advise on a virtual machine in VmWare. even the basic computer with 6 Gb ; a small drive and a 64bits processor would be enough to run a basic ESX server (and thats legally: PM me if you need info) Running the vm on that is quite easy and you have the suspend function on the vpxclient .

Indeed, this wont capure memory state and systemstate. It will inject a layer between the operating system and the hardware; replace the underlying hardware with the hypervisor and then export that to a virtual clone. If you wrap it up neatly the original wont even be touched and remain running as it is. one of the first stepts into this is the 'leverage' of the p2v on a bootlevel. At that moment the memory is not even loaded and has no apps running. The 'remote-p2v' option in the scenario Barry99705 states is not possible unless they have root access to your laptop and use this procedure : http://www.vladan.fr/how-to-p2v-linux-into-vmware-esx-server/ other then that; the only solution would be to boot your laptop with the cd/dvd and then connect it to the Virtual Center Server. Quite impossible without you noticing. --- I think the OP's question is answered using the 'suspend' function

I think he toasted it; fried; extremely well-done ... Wait for them to be in stock and have him order 2 new ones; one for you and one for him,

If you snapshot a machine; you snapshot as it is; with running programs / memory etc. Its literally a stap in time. the moment the snapshot closes the machine continues to live. Switching it off after the snapshot does not change the snapshot; it just powers down the machine. But there is also the SUSPEND function Select the VM; press ctrl-Z to suspend it. That will hold everything as it is and hold the the machine. As Cooper said : if you state your purpose / meaning its easier to answer your question

To use / compare md5 : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10521061/how-to-get-an-md5-checksum-in-powershell but have you tried something easier ? : from : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1199645/how-can-i-check-the-size-of-a-file-in-a-windows-batch-script Use the filesize of the downloaded file to check if its complete ? Set objFS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set wshArgs = WScript.Arguments strFile = wshArgs(0) WScript.Echo objFS.GetFile(strFile).Size & " bytes" use a set to determine the size; while downloadedsize < set_size sleep Easier then using md5 hashes

This gives me an error the moment i try to load image (twin duck) i could not get the 'old' installation to work because of the DLL message. D:\downloads\dfu-programmer-win-0.7.0-ducky\dfu-programmer-win-0.7.0-ducky>program_dfu.bat c_duck_v2.1.hex ____________________________________________ [#] RubberDucky Programming Script [-] Programming File: ["c_duck_v2.1.hex"] Checking memory from 0x2000 to 0x3FFFF... Empty. Chip already blank, to force erase use --force. Error reading line 1. Press any key to continue . . . --- The commandline is: dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 erase & dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 flash --suppress-bootloader-mem "%file%" & dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 reset It 'sees' the usb drive; wipes it but wont load a new image onto it. Anyone ?

Changed it to the settings as you said: Used the standard setting for the eth0 as i am using a small VM to control it on the same subnet. clients on my internal lan have not had problems getting the correct scope now. Now will have to see if the dhcp server on my lan wont be used for distributing IP's on the Wlan i am setting up as a honeypot. (Eg ; they will have to get an ip in the 172.16.42.xxx scope > 100) Two competing DHCP servers on one net is asking for trouble indeed. Thanks so far ./Dice

'Ello I recently upgraded to the latest Firmware 2.4.0 and the upgrade reset my MK5 to factory defaults. I have the eth0 connected to cable, standard config : IP 172.16.42.1/24 DefGw 172.16.42.42 DNS 8.8.8.8 Wlan1 is connected to an isolated wlan on my router with internetaccess in client mode. Since the upgrade the DHCP server from the Mk5 is overruling the dhcp server of my router. Here is my problem : Since the upgrade the DHCP server from the Mk5 is overruling the dhcp server of my router. Normal (authorised) clients on my own wlan are getting DHCP adresses from the MK5 (172.16.42/24 defgw 172.16.42.42) while NOT connected to the isolated network. is there a way to prevent ETH0 to pass on the DHCP requests and isolate the DHCP answers to the wlan requests only ?? In other words; remove the binding of DHCP on the eth0 ? note : I have not seen this behaviour prior to the upgrade. kind regards ./Dice

Small question : I have a Mark V; i am using Wlan1 to get a clientbased connection to a known Wifi Network. I want to be able to restrict the access for Wlan1 to the default gateway and Internet; eg Not being able to access anything on the internal side of that router; Doing some research i was pointed towards IPtables; now i need a way to set those rules to Wlan1. is there any infusion which will allow me to restrict that Wlan1 ? Knd rgds ../Dice

Powerdown the VM's and then the esx host Add the new drive physically. Boot the machine in bios and check that it recognizes the drive boot the machine and open your VI client to that machine Select the machine itself, tab configuration Select Storage If the new local storage is not yet visible, in the upper right corner it has a button "rescan all" This should list the new device. Adding a new drive to the VM, midnitesnake has that set up. Or move the VM to the new storage (download + upload) edit the vm, select the disk you want to extend and enlarge it. Note, this will not automatically enlarge the disk in the VM itself. Use diskmanager to enlarge/extend the disks. On W2003/XP its harder to extend the systemdrive, use Dell's Extpart for that Pm me if you have any questions