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 | Start > Run > \\computername\d$ (or e$, f$, etc.) [Enter] This will pop up a new window displaying the contents of the USB stick (if you have the proper rights to access the machine/share/drive. Then, just select all + copy + paste.  |
| | Ever hear of ARP poisoning? I can assume any MAC on any network I want to, regardless of whether a machine is off or on, and I can make every other device on that network believe I'm the real thing. The short answer to your question is YES, but not … |
| | You can't have two machines with the same name on the same network. |
| | Re: network security If you have tcp/22 (SSH) open to the Internet, edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config and add the following line, replacing user1 with your username: AllowUsers user1 Save your changes, and restart sshd to effect the changes. This will only allow 'user1' from logging in via SSH and sFTP - all others will be … |
| | Get some CEH Prep guides - those books are good for listing lots of tools. You can also head over to insecure.org and view the list of tools they have there to see if there's anything else you might've missed. |
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| | You should've done more research before adopting that particular mail server. Be prepared for lots of patching, and don't be too surprised if the server gets compromised fairly quickly after coming online. |
| | I'd be surprised if any legitimate training company actually supplied brain dumps as part of their curriculum. If you don't know enough to pass the test, either study harder or ask the instructor for help. I wish you luck, since Cisco tests aren't known to be easy.. |
| | If you want your Linux box to access your Wintel PDC for user authentication, you have to add a line in your smb.conf file pointing to the usermap file: username map = /etc/samba/smbusers.conf Also, set security=domain and specify the password server: security = domain password server = [Wintel PDC hostname] … |
| | You need to add a samba user to the samba server. Normally, whatever you use as a login on your WinXP box shold be added to your *nix box by doing: smbpasswd -a username If you use a password on your WinXP box, make it the same password in samba … |
| | Re: process id Usually the application creates the .pid (Process ID) file when it starts, and the location varies with the application. Sometimes you can tell the app where to put the .pid via the app's config file, but the general default is /var/run/ |
| | You can also use OSSEC-HIDS (free, OSS), which monitors logs and sends alerts in real-time, and it also monitors Snort logs. |
 | Don't assume that everyone who visits your site will have PowerPoint (or the viewer) installed on their system. You might want to convert it to a Flash video, or take screenshots of each slide and do it that way. Of course, you can post the entire presentation to your site …  |
| | What distro are you trying to install? Is it asking you for the [i]source[/i] location or the [i]target[/i] location to install Linux [i]to[/i]? Do you have any SCSI hard drives on the system, or just a SCSI CD-ROM drive? |
| | Can you be a little more specific when you say "alerts"? What kind of alerts? What platform are you using? Alerts triggered by syslog/Windows Event entries? Are you using SNMP? If you're talking about doing actual network monitoring, the list is quite large. My personal favorites are Nagios ([url]www.nagios.org)[/url], OSSEC-HIDS … |
| | If you're using Checkpoint, create a new VPN group, add a new user to that group, and only allow access to the specific node (machine) they need access to. You can also limit the dates/times they can connect, the protocols they can use once connected. They can use SecureClient (if … |
| | You can use ipdf (not sure of the project page, but it's in the ports tree in FreeBSD.) Here's how I use it in a bash script: [code] ipdf -o daily_report.pdf -m letter-p -f 11 -F Courier -s 'Daily user report from MyServer' -a 'My Name' -t 'Daily User Report' … |
| | Have you looked at the configure.log to see what other errors might be reported? I've never come across that one in all the years I've been running Snort. Can you paste the stdout after you type "make", or is that the only line displayed? What directory are you in when … |
| | How many computers are involved? What type/make/model of router do you have? What firewall are you using? |
| | I can think of a number of ways, depending on how much time and energy you want to put into the solution. If you only want to use the tools within XP, I suggest reading up on some Micro$oft KB articles on the built-in firewall (look for "exceptions"). If you're … |
| | Create a new A record (www) and give it the IP of the webserver, and create a pointer record and it should resolve fine. You might have to force a dns flush on the clients to see f it works right away. |
| | Did you join the replacement machine to the domain after removing the old machine from the domain? |
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 | Re: RedHat 8 ...doesn't anyone use Slackware anymore? I pride myself in never having owned/built/used/installed RedHat. I'd love to be able to help everyone with Linux, but everyone and their brother seems to be stuck on RH for some reason. |
| | Where is the Linux box on your network? Are all machines on the same workgroup? Is your Windows firewall blocking anything/everything? Can you provide details (step-by-step if possible) describing exactly what you're doing compared to what you want to do? |
| | Don't forget about gnoppix, which is basically Knoppix with a Gnome wm, as opposed to KDE. [url="http://www.gnoppix.org"]http://www.gnoppix.org[/url] There's also LindowsCD, which is the same thing as Knoppix & Gnoppix - a Linux distro that runs from the CD (Live CD), in this case, Lindows. [url="http://www.lindows.com"]http://www.lindows.com[/url]  |
| | Setup a VPN tunnel to connect the two locations, which will provide access to network resources on both ends. There's all kinds of commercial boxes you can get for that, or you could do it yourself if you know Linux/UNIX. |
 | There are a few alternatives to PayPal, but I can't think of their names at the moment. They don't have the world-wide recognition PP does, nor the built-in interfacing to things like eBay, but they are an alternative to receiving online payments. I'll let you know when I find out … |
| | From Microsoft's HALO site ([url]http://www.microsoft.com/games/PC/halo.aspx#sysreqs[/url]): System Requirements * Microsoft |
| | You can download this floppy image that, when written to a flopy and used as a boot disk, will reset you admin password. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!!! [url]http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html[/url] I've used this on WINNT4/2000/XP and it hasn't failed yet.  |
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| | You can map a drive to a share on the host O/S as long as you have a directory shared on the host. You'd map a drive the same way as you normally would in any O/S. (I just verified this using a Win98SE client using VM4 on a host … |
| | I'll be there tomorrow and Friday. Would've been there today, but I had a client who had "issues." |
| | If you had Spybot installed and installed it's hosts file protection, you'll find a lot of ad sites get blocked (like ad5.doubleclick.net) To check this, have a look at your hosts file, located in: Windows2000: C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts WindowsXP: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Also note that Spybot marks the file as READ-ONLY, so if you … |
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| | What kind of router are you using? Is it a cheapo LinkSys/D-Link/Netgear/etc or is it a more robust FIREWALL (Netopia/Cyberguard/etc.)? Do you have access controls in place? Do you allow VPN access into your network (so people can work from home)? What KIND of data are you trying to protect? … |
 | I stopped getting certs after A+ for awhile. The only reason I went for the A+ test is because my employer at the time paid for it. I was about 2 days out from taking all 6 MCSE tests when I cancelled it, for reasons that are too lengthy to …  |
| | Windows DHCP servers start out with the lowest number in the pool - *nix boxes start off with the highest number in the pool. |
| | Re: IIS port 80 ??? Why are you changing the WEBSERVER port for a DATABASE? They're two completely different things. Perhaps if you explained what you're ultimately trying to do (or what you're trying to accomplish) we could provide a better answer. (I say "we" but actually mean "somebody else who knows Windows and IIS", … |
 | [quote=alc6379] I tried going through the source code for both FreeBSD and Linux, but really didn't find a way to go. Perhaps this would be a great question to pose to each the Linux and FreeBSD kernel developers' Network mailing lists?[/quote] You'd want to use the 'alias' command with ifconfig, …  |
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| | SSH (SCP, sFTP), password-protected webserver directory, rsync, cvs, stunnel, etc. If they're Winblows boxen, your best bet might be stunnel. |
 | That's an odd request. You can use a proxy or a number of different mechanisms for preventing users from downloading files, but why limit the downloaded file to 2MB? If you're trying to understand security, I'd suggest you start reading a number of publications and articles to get you started. |
| | Re: Fake ID [quote=Kashif]Hi if some is using Mac id changer how can i know its fake id send by client[/quote] Which operating system? Are you actively preventing ARP spoofing or MAC spoofing? Are you running any IDS/IPS systems? How about a bunch of details about your setup? |
| | A few minor corrections:[indent] [b]ln sourceName destDirectory[/b] create symbolic link to a file [/indent] Should be: [b]ln -s source destination[/b] (the -s switch denotes a symbolic link)[indent] [b]sh[/b] the standard Unix shell, bash [/indent] Should be: sh is the standard UNIX shell. [b]bash [/b]is the [b]B[/b]ourne [b]A[/b]gain [b]SH[/b]ell, standard on … |
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| | Can you post the contents of your smb.conf file so I can have a look-see to see where the problem might be? |
| | In lilo, to make Windows the default boot operating system, simply make Linux the last entry in /etc/lilo.conf Depending on which editor you use, you can either copy/paste the lines, or retype them manually. Another key element is to [b]RUN LILO WHEN DONE MAKING CHANGES TO LILO.CONF[/b]. If you forget … |
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