Hello, I was told to go to Security Event Descriptions
(Q174074)article but this is vague and offers no answers to
my original question. I need to know what the following
means:
Event Type: Failure Audit
Event Source: Security
Event Category: Object Access
Event ID: 560
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Can someone help me to get the competitive analysis or the review between
> the CheckPoint Firewall-1 and Sun Firewall (SunScreen).
>
> Thanks and regards
> Jay
>
Ahhh .. I would go with PIX
Robert Bailey wrote:
> Looking for software that will monitor our servers and let us know when
> they go down. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they would suggest?
> Thanks!
Can you give us a little more information, like: what's the OS? There are multiple
monitorprograms for multiple OS
silly question maybe but how do you know your yahoo account has been
accessed? What proof do you have? Or is this just a trap to get people to
try and get into your account? Maybe I'm being cynical here but...
I suggest you have a look at www.netsaint.org
It allows for ping-ing, service checks, etc...
Very configurable and robust...
Regards,
Shaun
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Robert Bailey wrote:
> Looking for software that will monitor our servers and let us know when
> they go down. Anyone have any
Mart,
If Java Script is being allowed to run on the machine this could be done
very easily. You can easily re-write the IE navigation bar in java
script allowing the server you are currently hitting to proxy every new
request you would make. I did some work with a company that did this
exact th
> 1) What is the best operating system / firewall software
> combination to use on the firewall machine? (I think i'd
> prefer to use a MS product though)
Linux is. you might consider a specific distro like IPcop
(www.ipcop.org), you don't need much *nix knowledge, and administration
occurs thr
I've heard good things about Servers Alive. Our techs use it to monitor the systems
here. They have configured it to page them if there is a server failure.
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From: Robert Bailey
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 11:31
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Subject: Server Monitoring
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I have used IPSentry http://www.ipsentry.com/ for about two years and am
happy with it.
Fred Hoot
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:59 AM
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Subject: Server Monitoring
Looking for software that will mon
It would help to provide specifics on your server make and model.
All major vendors provide their own utils that will give you this type of
function.
Dell has its OpenManage and Compaq has its Lights Out Manager I beleive.
Haven't used the Compaq stuff in some time, so I may have the name wron
Has anyone out there used SafeStone (one of the products recommended at
the bottom of this page) We are looking at their software, and it is
pricey but I'm wondering if anyone out there can recommend it or has
used it and can provide unbiased feedback.
Thanks,
jtg
John Gonzales
Travis County ITS
Anyone familiar with Ghost Mail 5.1? There is very little
documentation on it, and it fails everytime I try to send
using one of its default mail servers (ea, netcom,
geocities). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Beef
On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 10:59:02AM -0700, Robert Bailey wrote:
> Looking for software that will monitor our servers and let us know when
> they go down. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they would suggest?
Mon, spong, pong3, Big Brother all spring to mind.
Tim
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Robert,
One of my personal favorites, because it is cheap and easy to use, is
Alchemy Network Monitor. Check out Dek Software at
http://www.deksoftware.com/. I really like the way this company does
business and they have some great utilities. I use Alchemy Net Mon over
Whats Up simply due to c
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You can use demarc which also is an IDS and it is fairly cheap with
all the features you get or you can use big brother.
Sincerely,
David Ellis
Systems/Security Engineer
MCSE, CCSE, CCA, CCNA
Tecnomatix - Unicam Inc.
Two International Drive - Sui
Or better yet, just make use of one of the many free hit counters on the
internet. Many will log all kinds of info about your visitors such as IP,
browser, OS, etc. You could make your own server collect all this, but why
not make use of resources already available? Just paste the HTML source c
I use Big Brother (http://www.bb4.com/). I haven't had any problems except
the occassional false alarm... But with a bit of fine-tuning you can easily
get around that issue.
Paul Devisser
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a bit more information please.
nt network? *nix? are you using snmp currently?
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 12:59 PM
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Subject: Server Monitoring
Looking for software that will monitor our servers an
Try Sitescope from Freshwater Software. I have been using it for a
smaller company for over a year and it has worked really well.
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:59 PM
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Subject: Server Monitoring
Loo
On Wed, 01 May 2002 07:34:27 PDT, Joe McCray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> FW: Hacker Demo neededI'm curious if there are some mpeg's or avi's
> available for download somewhere of a demonstration of a hack . I'm working
> on a network security presentation for management (for non-geeks), that will
You might want to look at something like OpenBSD for your Firewall. Its
pretty secure, and pretty simple to use. Also, any Unix-based OS will handle
routing out of the box. I think Windows offers something, but I'm not very
familiary with Windows.
For the Virus software, I've got Norton installed
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From: ken
>+++ Davis, Don (CPOCEUR) [29/04/02 08:22 +0200]:
>> If not having 1024-bit encryption available to send my private information
>> over the web is the part of the cost, I can live with that.
>Can you live without the locks on your house / car / safe?
I dou
DON DAVIS WROTE:
>I believe the government's stance is not so much to deny the individual
>strong encryption tools, but rather to prevent or retard it's dissemination
>to foreign governments whose traffic, shall we say, we prefer to be
>breakable. In my opinion, that's the long and short of the "w
Robert,
I for one use What's Up Gold. It keeps things simple and monitors all
services on NT/UNIX servers.
"Robert Bailey"
http://www.netsaint.org/ Is my personal favorite.
P-K
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:59 AM
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Subject: Server Monitoring
Looking for software that will monitor our servers and let us know when
the
If you're looking for just a quick and simple ping check, with TCP
checks of services, I use autostatus and am very happy with it. It will
build a webpage, send emails, etc...
http://www.angio.net/consult/autostatus/
-Michele
Robert Bailey wrote:
>Looking for software that will monitor our
Robert,
Try Whatsup software from ipswitch.com, works great.
Good luck,
Britt Lindley
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:59 PM
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Subject: Server Monitoring
Looking for software that will monitor our se
Just wondering if anyone could recommend a good QoS and IDS software and
hardware based.
Hardware
QoS
IDS
Software
QoS
IDS
On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 13:59, Robert Bailey wrote:
> Looking for software that will monitor our servers and let us know when
> they go down. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they would suggest?
> Thanks!
>
> Robert
check out,
http://www.opennms.org
-Jason Yates
We've done some nice things with Big Brother and Big Sister (Big Brother
clone). Big Brother has a commercial licensing requirement, but I believe
Big Sister is free. They are web-based, and pretty configurable.
Big Brother: www.bb4.com
Big Sister: http://bigsister.graeff.com/
Steven
-Origi
>INTERNET ADSL Modem--Firewall
Machine---HUBServer
|
Linux Client.
>My questions are these:
>1) What is the best operating system / firewall software combination to use
on the firewall ma
Muhamad,
MBSA is based off of HfNetchk. As such, it's "target" install section is the Security
Bulletins section rather than Windows Update. While it *does* detect items often
installed via Windows Update *and* replaces the Personal Security Advisor,
the tool checks much deeper than the analysi
My favorite was What's Up (not What's Up Gold) for it's easy set up. What's
Up Gold is very nice but somewhat sophisticated.
Servers Alive (http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/) is nice and reasonable
priced.I also suggest using a small SMTP server on the monitoring server
to send the e-mail aler
Server Alive. And for 10 or less servers it is free.
http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/
Jim Liddil
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> From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:59 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Server Monitoring
>
>
> Looking for softwar
Hi Robert,
We are using a product called Big Brother, It can monitor servers and a
whole lot more.
http://bb4.com/
Regards
Simon
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From: Robert Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:59 pm
Subject: Server Monitoring
> Looking for software that
Hello everyone,
I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but here it is:
I'm using Windows 2000 SP2 + all updates at home and I'm
looking for a secure FTP server. It has to run under Win2k
because other people use the box and it has to be online all
the time. It'll have s
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