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| Shoshi68 | SBS2008 | 0 | Tuesday, 11:22 AM EST by Shoshi68 | |
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I am using the SBS2008 self signed security certificate, and copied it to my PocketPC phone, but I cannot sync. I have set this up in SBS 2003, etc and know how to usually, and it works, however I am being stuck here. Can you set a PocketPC to sync up to a SBS2008 server without purchasing a separate certificate?
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| golflnkstr | setting service tag so that it returns with dmidecode | 5 | Jul 21 2008, 9:04 AM EDT by golflnkstr | |
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I have 1950 blades that I used to be able to set the service tag id in the bios using the asset /s command and then when using the dmidecode command see the tagid displayed to screen. I have tried this with my S58 servers and it does not work. Can someone please tell me how to get the servicetag returned when dmidecode does not show the servicetag. The only place it is then is on the front of the hardware. I want to be able to return the code with dmidecode.
/usr/sbin/dmidecode | grep 'Asset Tag' | head -2 | tail -1
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