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Auto-login feature enabled at the specified location. The auto-login feature enables Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode to access the wallet contents without supplying a password. Step 2: Create database connection credentials in the wallet by using the following syntax at the command line:mkstore -wrl wallet_location -createCredential db_service_name username passwordwallet_location is the path to the directory where you created the wallet in Step 1. The db_service_name is the service name used by the application in its connect string while connecting to Oracle Connection Manager. The username and password are the tdm user name and password. Repeat this step for each database service that must be accessed by using Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode. Note: The same tdm user can be used across all services for a given database. However, if required, a different tdm user can also be associated for each service. For pluggable database (PDB) services, there are two choices for setting up the tdm user: Common tdm user: tdm user can be a common user, in which case Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode uses a single set of credentials for proxy authenticating users from different PDBs in a multitenant container database (CDB). Per PDB tdm user: tdm user can be a PDB–specific user, in which case Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode uses PDB–specific proxy user for proxy authenticating users in a specific PDB. For TCP/IP with TLS (TCPS) configuration, Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode wallet is already created. So, skip Step 1 and specify wallet_location in mkstore as the same location used for TCPS configuration. 10.3.4 Configuring Databases for Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode Proxy Authentication Every database to which an application connects through Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode must have a user, for example, tdm. Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode uses proxy authentication and connects to the database as the tdm user. All the users that must connect through Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode must be granted CONNECT THROUGH tdm privilege as follows: ALTER user SCOTT GRANT CONNECT THROUGH tdm 10.3.5 Configuring Service Registration with Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode To configure service registration, include the service name entry in the tnsnames.ora file. Also, include a descriptor that specifies the listening address of Oracle Connection Manager in the init.ora file. The procedure to configure service registration with Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode is similar to how you configure service registration for use with Oracle Connection Manager. 10.3.6 Configuring Proxy Resident Connection Pool in Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode 18.1 supports Proxy Resident Connection Pooling (PRCP). PRCP provides connection services for a larger number of client connections that are routed by using a connection pool comprising of a fewer number of server connections to target databases. PRCP can reduce connection load (connection memory usage) on the database tier and also perform runtime load balancing (RLB) to provide better

The wallet that must be configured with cman.ora file. This wallet has the user name and the password information for the tdm user used by Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode for proxy authentication. This tdm user must exist on all the databases that the Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode connects to. The following setting causes all outbound connections from Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode to use the credentials in the wallet at the specified location for proxy authentication:WALLET_LOCATION = (SOURCE = (METHOD = FILE) (METHOD_DATA = (DIRECTORY = wallet_location) ) ) SQLNET.WALLET_OVERRIDE = TRUEThe wallet must be configured for each service. If a new service is added, then you must supply the credentials for the new service using the same wallet. Note:Whenever a new service is added and the credentials for the new service are added to the wallet, the Oracle Cloud Traffic Manager should be restarted for the changes to take effect. Enabling Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode to Use External Password StoreSteps involve creating an Oracle wallet and creating database connection credentials in that wallet for each database service. 10.3.3.1 Enabling Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode to Use External Password Store Steps involve creating an Oracle wallet and creating database connection credentials in that wallet for each database service. Step 1: Create a wallet on Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode by using the following syntax at the command line:mkstore -wrl wallet_location -createwallet_location is the path to the directory where you want to create and store the wallet. This command creates an Oracle wallet with the auto-login feature enabled at the specified location. The auto-login feature enables Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode to access the wallet contents without supplying a password. Step 2: Create database connection credentials in the wallet by using the following syntax at the command line:mkstore -wrl wallet_location -createCredential db_service_name username passwordwallet_location is the path to the directory where you created the wallet in Step 1. The db_service_name is the service name used by the application in its connect string while connecting to Oracle Connection Manager. The username and password are the tdm user name and password. Repeat this step for each database service that must be accessed by using Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode. Note: The same tdm user can be used across all services for a given database. However, if required, a different tdm user can also be associated for each service. For pluggable database (PDB) services, there are two choices for setting up the tdm user: Common tdm user: tdm user can be a common user, in which case Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode uses a single set of credentials for proxy authenticating users from different PDBs in a multitenant container database (CDB). Per PDB tdm user: tdm user can be a PDB–specific user, in which case Oracle Connection Manager in Traffic Director Mode uses PDB–specific proxy user for proxy authenticating users in a specific

The newest installment in Waves' Ultramaximizer signal processing series is the L2 plug-in for TDM, the software re-creation of the critically acclaimed The newest installment in Waves’ Ultramaximizer signal processing series is the L2 plug-in for TDM, the software re-creation of the critically acclaimed L2 hardware unit. But wait, wasn’t the L2 hardware unit the physical manifestation of the L1 Ultramaximizer plug-in?Waves has never followed the pack. The typical route of developing plug-ins that are straight copies of vintage hardware units just isn’t this company’s style. So, instead, the company has designed a product that resulted from software that was developed into hardware, and then turned back into software again. Got that?The L2 plug-in fulfills a niche market; it’s for Pro Tools TDM-based mastering and recording engineers who want the sound of the L2 without the inconvenience of installing a new piece of outboard gear.L1, MEET L2The differences between the L1 and L2 plug-ins are subtle but important. The two plug-ins look strikingly similar at first glance, though the L1 is light gray and the L2 has a dark gray face. The L1 comes in a wide variety of plug-in formats, from the most popular native ones to TDM. The L2 is only available in the TDM format.The L1 has some controls that are missing from the L2. The L2 doesn’t have integrated stereo input level faders. However, lacking this control is not a big deal if you’re using the L2 by itself, because you can use the fader on the channel where the L2 is inserted for an attenuation. But when the L2 falls after several other inserts (such as post-EQ and a de-esser), the lack of attenuation control on the plug-in itself can be a pain. Changing the channel’s fader level in such a situation affects not only

Intel High Definition Audio Signals GPP_​R4 / HDA_​RST# O Intel HD Audio Reset: Master H/W reset to internal/external codecs. GPP_​R1 / HDA_​SYNC O Intel HD Audio Sync: 48 kHz fixed rate frame sync to the codecs. Also used to encode the stream number. GPP_​R0 / HDA_​BCLK / HDACPU_​BCLK O Intel HD Audio Bit Clock: Up to 24 MHz serial data clock generated by the Intel HD Audio controller. GPP_​R2 / HDA_​SDO / HDACPU_​SDO O Intel HD Audio Serial Data Out: Serial TDM data output to the codecs. The serial output is double-pumped for a bit rate of up to 48 Mb/s. GPP_​R3 / HDA_​SDI0 / HDACPU_​SDI I Intel HD Audio Serial Data In 0: Serial TDM data input from the two codec(s). The serial input is single-pumped for a bit rate of up to 24 Mb/s. These signals contain integrated Pull-down resistors, which are enabled while the primary well is powered. GPP_​R5 / HDA_​SDI1 I Intel HD Audio Serial Data In 1: Serial TDM data input from the two codec(s). The serial input is single-pumped for a bit rate of up to 24 Mb/s. These signals contain integrated Pull-down resistors, which are enabled while the primary well is powered. Intel Display Audio Interface HDACPU_​BCLK or GPP_​R0 / HDA_​BCLK / HDACPU_​BCLK O Display Audio Bit Clock: Serial data clock generated by the Intel HD Audio controller. PCH supports data rate of up to 96 Mb/s. HDACPU_​SDO or GPP_​R2 / HDA_​SDO / HDACPU_​SDO O Display Audio Serial Data Out: Serial TDM data output to the codec. PCH supports data rate of up to 96 Mb/s. HDACPU_​SDI or GPP_​R3 / HDA_​SDI0 / HDACPU_​SDI I Display Audio Serial Data In: Serial TDM data input from the codec. PCH supports data rate of up to 96 Mb/s. DMIC Interface GPP_​S6 / SNDW4_​CLK / DMIC_​CLKA0 O

OS Apple Mac OS (Ventura/13.0) Apple Mac OS (Sonoma/14.2.1)Web BrowserThe following web browsers can be used or programming the telephone keys. Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 10 (or later) Mozilla Firefox Version 19 (or later) Google ChromeFunctional Boundaries and LimitationsGeneralFunctional boundaries and limitations, which have to be considered in general are described either within the SW release note and/ or within the sales information, of the communication platform. The sales information is available within the Mitel Partner PortalFeature SpecificVoIP client in general The integrated VoIP client makes use of the modern WebRTC architecture. Differences in the supported feature set and supported LAN/WAN infrastructure exists between the myPortal @work VoIP client and other VoIP clients like OpenScape Personal Edition or Unify Phone as a cloud based solution. The call control functions mentioned above refer to a single station configuration. The Client can also be used in group scenarios, such as MULAP or as telephony client in combination with other OpenScape Business UC applications, like myPortal for Outlook/myAgent, etc.. Please find supported scenarios and configurations within the following chapterDocumentationUser manualThe User Manual can be either downloaded from the OpenScape Business system via the Service Center or the Mitel Partner Portal. Please also get in contact with your Service Partner.Administration manualThe Administration Manual can be either downloaded from the OpenScape Business system via the Service Center or the Mitel Partner Portal. Please also get in touch with your Service Partner. myPortal @work configuration for device@home (remote usage) How To Configure System Device@Home myPortal @work supported scenarios and configuration How To Tutorial myPortal @work Scenarios and ConfigurationSoftware DeploymentmyPortal @work is part of OpenScape Business SW image. The system administrator can download the installation files from the Download Center of the communication system and can provide them to the users afterward by appropriate means.LicensingFor the operation of myPortal @ work corresponding licenses are required within OpenScape Business. The kind of license depends on the myPortal @work operation mode, on the phone device and on optional voicemail and conferencing.myPortal @work Use CaseLicensing UC Smart ModeLicensing UC Suite Mode myPortal @work with UC and associated TDM phone myPortal Smart User license plus TDM User licenseUC or Groupware User license plus TDM User license myPortal @work with UC and associated IP system phonemyPortal Smart User license plus IP User licenseUC or Groupware User license plusIP User license myPortal @work with UC plus VoIP clientmyPortal Smart User license plus IP User licenseUC or Groupware User license plus IP User license myPortal @work with UC and Voicemail IP or TDM User plus UC Smart User plus Voicemail User licenseIP or TDM User plus UC or Groupware User plus Voicemail User license myPortal @work with UC and application controlled conferenceIP or TDM

For your Mod to differentiate as there may be players who can't play The Dark Mod due to hardware requirements, or simply prefer sticking to the original games, and would not look into your thread since it originally looked like it was for our Mod. May seem like I'm being territorial but it's rather a case of trying to be helpful. lol 29th Apr 2021 11:06 #23 Member Actually Marvin is correct. Thread for The Dark Mod right now is located in Thief General Discussion forum. For some reason moderators never moved it to Thief Mods and Utilities forum. 29th Apr 2021 11:19 #24 Brethren No, see New Horizon's comment above yours. The Dark Mod is mentioned in the first stickied thread in this forum. The main TDM thread doesn't really belong here. 29th Apr 2021 12:07 #25 Member Why not? TDM thread is very similar to TFix and T2Fix threads. There are updates noted, people are asking about technical stuff, report bugs and problems. I would say TDM thread belongs more in this forum than in General Discussion.