Where can I download Solar Client Release 90x?

You may download the Solar Client Release 90x at website below:

http://kb.eclipseinc.com/eclipse/solar-online-installer-9.0.M.exe

Click on the download link for Solar online installer to begin the download.
If prompted to open or save the file, choose save, and select a folder on your hard disk (such as “My Downloads”).
After the download is complete, press the Win+R keys to open the Run window, and click on Browse to locate the file you have just downloaded, and run the file to begin the installation.
The installation program will prompt you to enter the server name/IP address and port (for example: 192.168.1.100:2080) – leave the name for this account blank. Click “Next” to accept all default settings and finish the install.
That’s it, the Solar Client software is ready for use! To run the program, use the icon/shortcut created by the installation program for you .

How do I delete a printer in Linux?

Warning: As always, please exercise caution when performing system maintenance, especially when initiating processes that can potentially delete data.

Log into the server as root or become root

Delete printer from CUPS
- NOTE: Replace lp1 with the name of the printer being configured (lp1, lp20, etc.)

lpadmin -x lp1

Delete UV driver file:
- NOTE: Replace lp1 with the name of the printer being configured (lp1, lp20, etc.)

rm /usr/spool/uv/lp1.dvr

Delete queue in UV (delete the line starting with LP1):
- NOTE: Replace lp1 with the name of the printer being deleted (lp1, lp20, etc.)

vi /usr/spool/uv/sp.config

Remove the printer hostname (lp1) and IP address from the /etc/hosts file:
```
vi /etc/hosts
```
Refresh the UV spooler:

usa -R

The printer is now can be delete from the Eclipse level

How do I access the PDW.DATA samba share from Windows:?

From any Windows PC you can access the windows direct share (the /u2/exports directory) by simply going to the main Start menu, choosing Run and typing in the hostname or IP address of your eclipse server.

For example:

\\eclipseServer

\\192.168.1.100

You should then see the PDW.DATA folder as well as other Eclipse samba shares.

L1 Terminal Fault

L1TF – L1 Terminal Fault Attack

Summary

Epicor Eclipse is aware of the Terminal Fault Attack vulnerabilities that affect Intel microprocessors that unprivileged attackers can use this flaw to bypass memory security restrictions in order to gain access to data stored in memory that would otherwise be inaccessible.

Because it’s a vulnerability in the CPU hardware implementations, not a bug in the Eclipse application program, there is no “patch” from Eclipse.

We recommend that customers check with their hardware and Operating System (OS) vendors for applicable patches as the solution for Terminal Fault Attack.

Epicor’s Response

Apply the firmware update via BIOS update
Apply the operating system (RHEL & Windows) patch
Apply hypervisor patches where applicable

Recommended Customer Actions

We recommend that customers open a service request with Eclipse Systems support team and deploy patches on their platform and underlying infrastructure on a mutually agreed schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I patch my system?
A: Install Red Hat updates.
A: Install Dell Firmware Update.

How do I Choose a Strong Password?

Best Practice for Creating Strong Passwords

Do Not Do the Following:

Never use only numbers or words in a password.
Do Not Use Recognizable Words
Do Not Use Words in Foreign Languages
Do Not Use Personal Information (If the attacker knows your identity, the task of deducing your password becomes easier.)
Do Not Invert Recognizable Words ( Good password checkers always reverse common word, so inverting a bad password does not make it any more secure.)

Do the Following:

Make the Password At Least Eight Characters Long
Mix Upper and Lower Case Letters
Include Non-Alphanumeric Characters
Pick a Password You Can Remember