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Martin Hope
Bill
Asked: 2013-07-12 12:09:05 +0800 CST
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I am using ApacheDS. I have created a custom schema such that it is in its own container under schema. When I make changes to the LDIF file and re-import it, I keep getting errors indicating that the MODIFICATION REQUEST failed.

As long as I go in an manually delete each of the entries in that hierarchy, I can subsequently import the LDIF.

Is there a setting, parameter, keyword I can add to the LDIF file that forces the server to delete the existing components before attempting to add the new ones, or to simply replace existing entries?

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Martin Hope
Bill
Asked: 2009-07-22 08:46:02 +0800 CST
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I have a Quad-core/8GB Vista Enterprise 64-bit (SP2) installation on which I installed Virtual PC 2007.

I have a problem that is opposite of all that I found searching around the Internet--everybody has problems making network connections from their guest VM.

When Virtual Machine Network Services is enabled in the protocol stack for my network card across a reboot, it causes access problems to the network. The amount of time to login in using a domain credentialed account is upwards of 3 minutes, then after reaching the desktop the network and sharing center shows that my connection to the domain is unauthenticated.

Disabling and re-enabling the Virtual Machine Network Services (uncheck in network properties/apply/recheck/apply) fixes the problem. And as long as I have the VMNS disabled when I shutdown the restart runs smoothly. I just have to remember to enable after login and disable before shutdown.

I have un-installed and re-installed Virtual PC 2007 multiple times with restarts between. The install consists of the SP1 + a KB patch for guest resolution fix.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Some additional information...

At one point during my hairpulling and teethgnashing with this, I tried to ping my primary DC and observed some weird responses: (Our DC is 10.10.10.25, my dynamic IP was 10.10.10.203)

Reply from 10.10.10.203, Destination host unreachable.
Request timed out.
Reply from 10.10.10.25: ...

This is not consistently repeatable, but thought it might strike a chord with someone.

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