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Does it *need* 4? What else is running on the host? What spec is the host? Most of the file servers we look after run happily on 2 and that's with FSRM etc running. The issue with the system process is that it's a bit of a dumping place that can account for usage in many places all adding up. This is an old technet link so not for 2012 but might give some pointers - How to troubleshoot high cpu in the System process - The troubleshooters and problem solvers... - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

Disclaimer - I'm not a hyper-v expert Hi, I notice in your first screenshot your virtual machine has 10vCPUs and 20GB of RAM allocated to it. I imagine if there's any other VMs running on that host then you will all be fighting for a share of pCPUs and 10vCPU is a LOT for a scheduler to deal with in one chunk. (VMware knowledge talking). May be worth reducing that down to a sensible figure like 2vCPU, same may be relevant for your RAM allocation incase you're forcing paging. As I say, not a hyper-v expert but any VM with 10vCPU is something I'd be wary of.

Could be some spurious settings in her roaming profile if you use those?

A few steps you could consider .. 1) What make/model is the printer 2) Have you tried it connected directly to a PC using USB or something to rule out the print server from the equation 3) Looking at the management tool for the printer on the computer once it's using USB (so you can use the full bloaty driver / software pack instead of just the drivers you'd use on the print server)

Yes, I had wondered where a couple of threads I'd posted in of late had gone from new posts.

Hi there, Have a look at - http://www.edugeek.net/forums/licensing-questions/146398-kms-keys-missing-vlsc.html#post1253251

I'm pretty sure you're just experiencing what happens when downloading torrents on typical home network kit. Might be worth a read of - https://www.raymond.cc/blog/stop-bittorrent-from-killing-your-internet-connection/ to see if it helps rein your client in a bit.

Veeam is only per VM if you license it under the cloud model. Veeam typically (like VMware) is licensed per physical CPU you're backing up. Good news re your hybrid solution, do let us know how it goes

It's also worth considering if you're using some of the file services tools on Windows (dedupe, fsrm & AV etc) you may end up chewing through some CPU to get those going so if you're virtualising the file server(s) you are likely better (assuming licensing is sane) with a pair of smaller servers than one big server from a CPU scheduling perspective.

Great! Nice one, time for a beer then

Oh, and this bit ... SSL/HTTPS Key Generation

Yes, sounds like it's not loading the correct one if it's showing the wrong issuer. Did you do this bit? -- Your new keystore file my-ssl-keystore is now ready and should be moved to the location [app-path]/server/custom.

You woud save just the PEM one (single begin certificate / end certificate) as jetty.crt and run through the keytool command. Once you've done that and copied the keystore into place it might just work. (if the intermediates/root is in place within papercut) - If you find that the ssl cert is in then but you still get warnings then you may need the intermediate/root which can be done after converting the pkcs7 to individual certs.

G'night, I'm checking out now. Hope you get it working. If not I'll be back in the morning and we can kick it some more.

Yep, though just for comfort, before you paste it into notepad paste it into https://www.sslshopper.com/certificate-decoder.html and make sure it says the server name you bought the SSL for etc. (Don't be disheartened if it all appears to work etc but you still get a browser warning, it might need the intermediates pulled in but we'll cross that bridge later)

OK cool, so you have a java keystore and the CSR. I've not used Papercut so you'll have to bear with me. The PEM you have, does it have BEGIN CERTIFICATE / END CERTIFICATE or something else? If it is just BEGIN / END CERTIFICATE it should just be a case of calling it jetty.crt keytool -keystore [app-path]\server\custom\my-ssl-keystore -import -alias jetty -file jetty.crt -trustcacerts (we might need to convert the pkcs7 into individual intermediate certs if papercut doesn't have them but lets come back to that later) Hopefully the above keytool command will complete and your my-ssl-keystore will be ready to progress to - http://www.papercut.com/products/ng/manual/apdx-ssl-key-generation.html#apdx-ssl-import-keystore

OK, lets gather some info first.. 1) Did you create a CSR? (if so, whatever machine you made it on has your private key which you're going to need to do anything useful!) 2) If you did NOT create a CSR and Comodo provided it all for you they will provide you with a key too. Once we know where the key is, that PKCS7 will become useful. The PEM file if it only has one start/end just sounds like your actual cert e.g. kmount.com ... so that plus your PKCS7 (the chain presumably!) and your key will create the pfx.

Hi, The PKCS7 will likely be the chain or the cert + chain but won't include the key. The PEM could be anything, hard to tell without knowing whether it's got lots of begin and ends or whatnot. You need the cert, chain and key to make your pfx/.p12. Presumably you have the key from when you made your CSR to send to Comodo yeah? You may find it easier to use a tool like - https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-converter.html (also a good explanation of the various names/types here) This will take various bits and convert it into something you want. (it makes pfx's pretty well in my experience).

Safe mode command prompt maybe?

Ah, that makes a lot of sense! Ta!

What spec is the old HP SAN and how much throughput & iops is it reporting?

Hi there, The "Netbooks, PDA & Phones" forum has a description to include tablets. - Netbooks, PDA and Phones ( Desc - Post all your iPad, Windows RT, tablet, netbook and phone questions here. ) I'd probably rename the forum to be "Mobile" or something.

Sorry I don't know the answer but I had a look around and found a couple of links that might help. The permissions granted to user 'domain\username' are insufficient for performing this operation. (rsAccessDenied) | The ASP.NET Forums or The permissions granted to user 'domain\username' are insufficient for performing this operation. (rsAccessDenied) | The ASP.NET Forums SSRS Tutorials: How to fix Reporting Services permissions are insufficient for performing operation (rsAccessDenied) Fingers crossed, though as always make sure you have a good backup before considering following my search hits!

Just thinking out loud but I'd imagine your switches may come into play here if the WOL works then hopefully the switch knows where the mac is so you could look at what the switch says for the port in question.

Yes you can. (you wouldn't add a new one, you'd join it to the existing one)