[U2] VMWare Server (free) Product - UV virtualization?

Hi all: Was wondering if anyone has had any luck running VMWare Server (their free Virtualization product which runs on top of Windows or Linux) to run multiple instances of UV on one piece of hardware. Any performance issues? We're going to do an experiment shortly with a powerful server and

RE: [U2] VMWare Server (free) Product - UV virtualization?

Hi, Yes, I use the VMWARE with uv-linux and uv-windows on different vm but only for development, training, demo, test and db convertion. I have linux host for dev and training session and windows-XP host (my workstation) for dev - test - demo - db convertion. Not on production with many

[U2] Haydon Bishop is out of the office.

I will be out of the office starting 29/01/2008 and will not return until 30/01/2008. I will respond to your message when I return. --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/

[U2] Restricting UniAdmin

Hi, Quick question - is there a way I can restrict UniAdmin to simply Locks and Users (for particular workstations) and leave every other function disabled? This is for UV 10.2 Windows. Thanks - Gabe --- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit

[U2] UD - UniAdmin

I figured this out. The Windows user I was logging in with (me) wasn't part of the domain administrators group. I was part of the machine's administrator group and, I believe, UniData was installed by a member of the domain administrators group. Thanks, Bill Bill Haskett wrote on Jan 25,

[U2] PE UV on XPpro - Admin question

Hey, Can someone tell me the character based way to create another account on a Personal Edition UniVerse install? UniAdmin is not running on this machine and the time it would take to get it up is not worth it if we can create a new account through a character menu. In the UV account now,

RE: [U2] PE UV on XPpro - Admin question

Go to dos and cd to the directory where you want to install, then type in the path to the uv executable, this should then prompt you as to what flavor you want to create: e.g: cd d:\data\newaccount -- is where you want to install c:\ibm\bin\uv -- if c:\ibm is where uv is installed Cheers, Phil

Re: [U2] PE UV on XPpro - Admin question

exit to dos with the DOS command. use cd to change to the directory where you want the account (and mkdir to create the directory if necessary) and then run uv. You probably need to use the full path which is something like c:\ibm\uv\bin\uv. uv will prompt you to create an account and ask

Re: [U2] Restricting UniAdmin

You could always hack VMUVADMSUB (or whatever it's called) on the back end so that unauthorized users of any option just get a disappointing message returned. - Original Message - From: Gabriel Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: [U2] Restricting

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Re: [U2] PE UV on XPpro - Admin question

Baker, Go To Start, Programs, IBM U2, Universe, Universe Shell. Right Click the Shell and copy it. Create a new folder in the name of the Universe account you want to create and paste the shell into this folder. Right click the shell, select properties and delete the entry in the Start In