HP-Service-Pack-for-ProLiant-Download-ISO-page.jpg' alt='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' title='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' />Leaderboard RESET Forums homeservershow. Hi everyone. Since Im posting in this topic, I presume everyone knows Im not actually Ikon. I am the aforementioned son, the relative non techie who inherited his fathers gear, licences, emails, etc., etc., etc. Believe me, theres a lot of etc. My father passed in 2. For the past few months Ive been catching up with what he did online which was a lot. I have to say, though, that this place was his favourite, by far. Today Im trying to install Windows server 2012 R2 standard into a brand new HP Proliant DL360 machine. This is my first time to. HPE Hardware. I have a new out of the box HP ML350 Gen9 server that I have installed ESXi 5. U2 onto. This is the HP ISO from the VMWare site I installed. Kilauea Mount Etna Mount Yasur Mount Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira Piton de la Fournaise Erta Ale. My wife and I would go over to my parents for dinner, or have them over to our place, and he would usually mention something about this forum. He said it was the most respectful, informative, and helpful forum he knew of. He said members dont tolerate ego maniacs who want to insult others lack of technical knowledge, or trolls who only want to stir up trouble. He said everyone is always ready and willing to give a hand up to those who are maybe just getting started in a particular area of high tech, along with passing on great tips for, and by, gurus. It all sounded pretty good to me. So, I decided to drop by, now that Im a little more up to speed, both with his history, and tech in general. First, dont anyone feel too badly about my fathers passing. На данной страницы собраны все полезные утилиты и по, которое упоминается в статьях, для. Software Depot for Service Pack for ProLiant 2017. He was quite old. After all, I retired the same year he died. HP-Proliant-Server-Boot-Screen.jpg' alt='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' title='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' />Second, after reading a lot of emails, posts, and so on, I see that he kept his identity private. Im not sure of all the reasons, but Im going to respect his decision. So what can I tell you about him, since a few people seem to be respectfully curious First, he was a veteran. He fought in WWII and Korea. He was awarded a special medal of thanks by South Korea we have it mounted, along with other medals, in a glass fronted box on the wall at my mothers. Proceso de actualizacin de firmare de los servidores, en este caso se ha realizado el update de versin de sistema operativo. He didnt talk about his military experiences much. I thought it was because he was like a lot of veterans he didnt want to relive those memories. Later, when I received documents about his military career from the government, I was surprised to see so many redactions. It was then I realized that he didnt talk about a lot of things because he wasnt allowed to. That also helped explain many of my childhood memories. My father was often away from home, often for several months at a time, My mother was left to manage the household. While this is pretty normal for a military family, in our case it continued on even after he got his discharge. A couple of times I asked my mother where he went, but all she ever said was, I dont ask, and he doesnt tell. More recently, she admitted she knew he was doing work for the government, but she still says she doesnt know what any of it was about. I dont think he was a spy or anything. After all, he was a techie. Diet Batu Ginjal Asam Urat here. I suspect he was providing technical support to others. SPP_201510_02.jpg' alt='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' title='Hp Service Pack For Proliant Spp Youtube' />It was just that what the others were working on was not for public consumption Oh, and one other thing there was a project I worked on that required me to get top secret clearance, although Im not really sure why. In any case, everyone on the project was amazed at how quickly my clearance came through less than a week. Thinking back, I suspect it wasnt a coincidence. He liked to golf. He wasnt terribly good at it he never broke 9. I know, but he liked to get outdoors for a few hours. His specialty was low, screaming drives off the tee. He would hit his drive and it would start out a couple of inches off the grass and gradually rise up to a few feet in the air before falling back. We called them dandelion cutters. He also loved cribbage and bridge, and crosswords also jigsaw puzzles. He liked to do work around the house, but he was terrible at it. I was the one that had to rescue him, on many occasions. I recall one occasion when I found him cutting drywall with a circular sawWhat a mess dust everywhere. You should have seen the look on his face when I measured his next piece of drywall, scored it with a utility knife, then snapped the sheet and cut the backing paper His comment was, OK, from now on YOU do the drywalling. My mother looked at me and mouthed, Thankyou. My father was also cheap. I presume that comes from living through the depression. If there was something that was a buck or two cheaper than another one over there, hed buy the cheaper one, even if it was crap quality compared to the more expensive one. The whole family teased him about it. Nevertheless, he was married to my mother for almost 7. They raised a family, bought and sold several houses as we moved around, kept us clothed, educated, and protected. He especially took care of my mother. In the year before he died, he did something quite out of character at least to us he bought a brand new car. He had always bought used cars, usually executive driven ones from a dealership. To buy a new one was quite odd. He told me he wanted to ensure my mother would have a reliable vehicle for when he was gone, hopefully lasting until she could no longer drive. Well, his wish came true. Recently, my mother turned the car over to my wife and me. We now drive her around to medical appointments, shopping, visiting, etc. That probably says all that really needs to be said about my father.