About Gro upalia
The mains Access to the AC/DC adapter should not be obstructed whilst in use Electro–static discharge may affect the working of your Gro–clock. If this occurs, simply switch the unit off for several seconds and the unit will re–set The apparatus and AC/DC adaptor shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed] on apparatus and AC/DC adaptor For use only with the power supply KB2B-060-0200D, manufactured by KS KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Technical Information Height: 14.5cm Weight: 393g Mains Supply Voltage: 230V, 50Hz. Power Unit: 6V at 200mA. Your Gro–clock is fully compliant with the following EU legislation: The EuP Regulation EC 278/2009 on external power supplies The Low Voltage Directive: 2006/95/EC The EMC Directive: 2004/108/EEC The RoHS Directive: 2002/95/EC Further information printed on rear and base of clock When the time comes to dispose of this equipment, please help protect our environment by means of proper disposal. Your local authorities will have special return and disposal facilities available for you. Patent pending UK, USA and worldwide PCT patents and Design rights applied for. Frequently asked questions What is the difference between the night–time and day–time nap mode? In a way they are very similar because the clock works in exactly the same way in both modes. Once activated, the clock will count down and the star will change into the sun at the time set in each mode. The reason there are two modes is so that parents who are putting their children to sleep during the day and at night can have the two different times stored, which saves them from having to re–set the wake up times every session. My screen has frozen and is not responding to the controls. Unplug the lead to the clock and leave for 3 minutes. Plug the lead back in and the problem should be resolved. Manufactured and distributed worldwide by: The Gro Company, Malvern House, Matford Court, Yeoford Way, Exeter, EX2 8LB, UK. UK Tel: +44 (0)844 557 2960 www.gro.co.uk Distributed in Australia and New Zealand by: Gro Company Australia PTY Ltd, Suite 4, 296 Bay Road, Cheltenham, Melbourne, VIC 3192, Australia Office: +61 (03) 9584 4562 gro-group international ltd trading as The Gro Company. The Gro Company is a trademark of gro–group holdings ltd. All text and images © 2012 gro–group holdings ltd. The Gro Company
Key features of the Gro upalia that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Gros lectrom nager Radiola - Boulanger
- [PyMOL] loading gro files - narkive
- Gro Power Saver - Income Insurance
- Download PicTrix - Resize by Daniel Gro
- GRO (Generic Receive Offload) - Broadcom
- Rythme FMLes plus gros classiques
- Jaripeo Tierra Caliente Gro - YouTube
On CentOS, therefore the show cdp command cannot be used for vWAAS on RHEL KVM on CentOS. For vWAAS with WAAS Version 6.2.3x and later, there is inline vWAAS support for the OVS switch, with additional settings in vWAAS. For example 1. Install CentOS 7.2 on UCS-C240. 2. Configure OVS switch on KVM host. 3. Deploy KVM vWAAS OVAs with OVS switch on KVM host. 4. Power off the vWAAS. 5. Add two additional interfaces. 6. Using the virt-manager, map the bridge ID in vWAAS: [root@localhost kvm]# virsh edit vwaas-name Domain vWAAS XML configuration changed. 7. Using the virt-manager, edit the virtual type: virtualport type=’openvswitch’/ 8. Sample output: Traffic Interception Methods for vWAAS on KVM For traffic interception for Cisco vWAAS on KVM, you can use WCCP (WCCP GRE or WCCP L2) or Appnav. Note When you use any of the traffic interception methods for vWAAS on KVM, you must disable Generic Receive Offload (GRO) on the Cisco UCS NIC. Use the command ethtool -K nic_interface_name gro off on KVM host to disable GRO. For example: ethtool -K enp3s0f2 gro off. If you do not disable GRO, traffic is not recognized, and packets are discarded.If you upgrade the UCS NIC firmware to the latest version, you do not need to disable the GRO parameter. For more information on configuring traffic interception methods, see the Cisco Wide Area Application Services Configuration Guide. Upgrade/Downgrade Guidelines for vWAAS on KVM Consider the following guidelines when upgrading or downgrading your WAAS system with vWAAS on KVM: Cisco vWAAS on KVM is used with WAAS Version 6.2.1 and later. You cannot downgrade Cisco vWAAS on KVM or vCM on KVM devices to a version earlier than WAAS Version 6.2.1. Note When upgrading vWAAS, do not upgrade more than five vWAAS nodes at the same time
