80,http,World Wide Web HTTP
81,hosts2+ns,HOSTS2 Name Server
1080,socks,Socks
8080,WWW+Proxy,Standard HTTP Proxy
Hello all, I have a very basic question for you:
I did a scan of myself today and noticed that I have
ports 80, 81, 1080, and 8080 open. I am running Win2K
Pro and am not hosting a
For a long time now I have used a very old version of Lview, I believe it might be a
16 bit version, in my 32-bit operating systems to view my Jpegs. I just like its
small size and simplicity.
It used to occasionally lock up if I accidentally opened 2 or more instances of the
program, but
Hello list,
I would like to monitor my bandwidth at home,
1)I would like to know if I am getting all the bandwidth I have been promised from the
ISP.
2)I would like to be sure no one is using my bandwidth.
do you know of any tool that shows how much traffic is passing through a certain
If you are the recipient or the CC you can see the headers if they came
in from the internet. If you are the BCC or they came through your
organizational exchange server you will not be able to.
Patrick S. Harper | MCSE ISS
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.internetsecurityguru.com
I am using SecureCRT with SSH in windowsXP, but everytime I press Ctrl-S
in a session window, it lost response. I have to manually disconnect it
:(
Cheers
Liu
Mark - are you frightened :-). SNMP v3 will address the fears of such users
who dont I would never allow SNMP in from or out to the Internet.
I look at this as an advantage - I can have my trusted users on the internet
manage the network devices 24 X 7 from a geographically spread location.
It just occured to me that you may not be able to get to www.regedit.com
with your current problem. To fix your problem delete the following key
from your registry.
Key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Policies\Ratings]
This will fix your problem.
Hope this
This requires an edit to your registry.
Go to www.regedit.com and in the search box type in content advisor
password. This will provide you an answer to your question.
I did this as a prank to someone once and as payback he put redhat onto my
2K workstation. Needless to say, I don't pull
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001 08:19:35 +0100
GomoR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 12:57:03 +0100 Christian Steinert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found a lot of tools but little description. Surely one of you
hotshots will know a little more than me... Thanks. Christian.
If it is a
Hey,
Although the source ports are GENERALLY selected by random it is possible to
specify the source port. You should look for who is spawing the process
creating this connectionhas it only happened once or is it happening
more than once? If it has happened more than once you should try
Yes,
It can be configured using fixed port translations.
In a Cisco Router for example the syntax should be:
ip nat inside source static tcp internal IP address Internal Port
External IP address External Port extendable
The external port should be the one you want to connect, in this case 80,
There is already a working solution
http://www.impsec.org/email-tools/procmail-security.html
I use it for about 6 month, it works well.
- Original Message -
From: Richard Garand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jonas Anden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 3:51
If anyone wants to find that out, it is trivial. If you MUST send this
document, I recommend encrypting first.
BTW: I also recommend renaming those servers. Security through
obscurity doesn't work, but why go out of your way to make things easy?
;-)
V/R
Jim
Joost De Cock wrote:
Hello
At 13:04 12-07-2001, Luciano Giacchetta wrote:
have you tried to block all (.scr) files at the gateway level? Do you have
any product to do this like NAV GW, NAV Exchange and so on?
Take a look at this document and verify all the steps to clean this virus
manually:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hope
You can't run an interface in Windows without an IP address. What I did on
mine was to block all access to the machine at the firewall except for a few
addresses that I regularly use.
I would avoid putting firewall software on the machine as it might block
some traffic from Snort.
A lot of
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