John, thanks. I'm seeing issues where Outlook 2011 is sending out multiple emails. I've notice the trigger for this seems to be when the CAS server node changes or the DAG fails over to a different server for the Mac users. Inspirational drawing pads for mac.
The mail is sent but stays in the outbox and is sent again when Outlook tries to connect. Outlook never seems to connect back correctly and the only solution I have found is to close and restart Outlook 2011. My suspicion is that Outlook 2011 makes a connection to Exchange CAS, the connection must be maintained to THAT CAS for the entirety of the session. If the connection is broken and either F5 or CAS array reconnects to a different CAS, Outlook 2011 cannot use it and thinks it's disconnected from Exchange; however, Outlook still tries to send the mail form the Outbox (and it is sent) but Outlook doesn't get an acknowledgement of being sent from Exchange so the mail message is not removed from the Outbox and the process repeats over and over. On another note, I have no access to our F5 BigIP and the network team doesn't understand Exchange, so there's some barrier there. Is there a way to have the F5 deliver all client https traffic to a particular CAS 100% of the time unless the CAS is unresponsive? This may not be best practices though.
It's just our Outlook 2011 clients seem to me very sensitive to any loss of connectivity vs Outlook 2010 / 2013 clients. Thanks, Jeremy.
Chris Nov 29, 2012 08:49AM EST I recently upgraded DirecTV receivers and now have an HR34 and 2 C31 clients. The clients don't get their own IP address and aren't addressable via iRule. Instead, a command needs to be sent to the HR34 to control them. Due to this DirecTV has updated the SHEF commands to include an option to identify the client to which the command should be sent. New commands can be found here: So.to tune the HR34 to channel 206, the command would be: (actually.the clientAddr parameter is not needed for the HR34 commands.as the HR34 is the default) while to tune a client box with address 1 to 206, the command is My question is this.is there a way to create ONE command to tune to channel 206 and pass the client ID to that command? What's the best way to do this? 9 Community Answers.
More info: I currently have 3 different pages(1 for each receiver) to control 3 different receivers that are all setup as different devices. Since all commands now go thru the HR34 there'd only be 1 device and I'm trying to avoid creating 3 'Tune to 206' commands.1 for each of the clients. Ideal way would be to set some sort of variable for the client address (vClient)on the page (in the entrance or tied to a button?) that can be appended to the commands such that the tune command becomes for that matter take it one step further.I have 20+ icons for channels like ESPN, CNN, etc. On my FAVORITES screen and behind that I have actual device commands that tune to 206, 202, etc.
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(ie.there is a different tune command for each channel stored in the device definition). If the variable could be used, I could have a macro behind each button that sets the channel VAR first and then uses a generic tune command like this: vChannel=206 tv/tune?major=vChannel&clientAddr=vReceiver ie.there'd be only 1 TUNE command for all channels and all receivers to which I pass field values. Please tell me this is not already possible! (conflicted.would LOVE it to already be available but would feel like an idiot!).
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OK.thanks for the quick response. So.would the currently suggested method be to create multiple commands for that HR34 like this? Command Name (Command) Tune206Receiver1 (Tune206Receiver2 (Tune206Receiver3 (Tune202Receiver1 (Tune202Receiver2 (Tune202Receiver3 (http://IPAddress:port/tv/tune?major=202&clientAddr=2). So, there's a mac address on the wireless media bridge and on the genie under the menusettings. I have tried both and Alexa will say 'Ok' to both and nothing happens.any thoughts? The MAC on the media bridge is laid out like 5002A447F76D and the MAC on the Genie is laid out like 88:f6:c7:4b:e7:e0. It's all Greek to me.
I'm not getting any error codes in the Service Simulator either.just no action on the actual genie. 'play' code is currently set as: path= '/remote/processKey?key=play&hold=keyPress&clientAddr=88:f6:c7:4b:e7:e0' changing channel code is currently: path = '/tv/tune?major=11&clientAddr=88:f7:c7:6b:e7:e0'.