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    - unable to connect to windows firewall ant-virus wont auto protect I am having dificulties with the windows security centre i keep recieving the warning about the firewall connection and also now my norton anti-virus will not enable autoprotection.. can anybody help. i ahve tried to recconect my windows firewall but it wont do it, a message come sup sayin it cannot connect to windows firewall!! what can i do? Also i have norton anti virus and up untill 2 days ago it was working fine doing a full computer scan every week but now thiswont work, on th eoptions itis not set on auto protect and it will nto allow me to select this option!! help me my compute ris at graet risk what can i go.. i was adviced to download the updates but this has not fixed the problem help Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74323
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    - Local Caching Where is the user's password cached when you have a GPO setting on Interactive logon: Number of previous logons to cache (in case domain controller is not available)? Is it store in LSASS secrets? If we set our server to not store local cache of user's password what application or other things will break? I u nderstand that if you turn that off and there is no domain controller available that you will be unable to logon to that server in that domain...But what other hidden gotchas are out there that I might not be thinking of? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74306
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    - Fake Add Message Well hey, i started to hear this from many friends, a contact that adds them then they loose their password and wont be able to sign again to their account.! that's so weird, any one heard about that ?? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74305
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    - How to set up pass-through authentication on W2K server Hi Experts, How do I configure passthrough authentication on the server, so the following task will work. Here is the situation. There is currently a spreadsheet on the network which is being used to capture the date and do whatever calculations are necessary. The location of the spreadsheet is in a shared location and we should recreate permissions so only the necessary people have access. Since the prime purpose of the Tablet is data collection using this speadsheet, I want to have a common logon for anyone who uses this and it should not be part of the domain. The new account needs to be created locally and on the domain so I can map a drive to the spreadsheet location using pass-through authentication. I don't want people logging on using their domain ID because they have roaming profiles and this will mess-up everything. THX in advance Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74304
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    - Locked out of Hotmail Account Can't get into my Hotmail account. Locked out. Seems like someone got in and changed my login info. Need some sort of technical support. MSN will not answer emails. I cannot find any support phone numbers. Any and all help is appreciated!! Thanks!! Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74303
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    - File access tracking software Anyone know of a product/solution that can track domain users' access to files on a shared drive and be able to run reports on the data? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74301
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    - IPsec Implementation I'm trying to implement IPsec on the work network just for the LAN. After reading about planning and setting up policies. I'm still not 100% sure what it is that I need to do. We're using Windows Server 2003 Enterprise edition and I checked that IPsec service is running. Do I only need to setup IPsec policies (request security) on the server and the workstations will use IPsec automatically? All the workstations are running XP SP2. If I right-click on an IPsec policy, "Assign" is shown on the menu. If after I selected Assign, would I be able to simply unassign it? Would there be any complications? Do I need to create some sort of certificates for IPsec? server and workstations? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74299
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    - Desktop.ini auditing filling event logs I have enabled auditing on a directory and all of its subdirectories and files, for a location where users My Documents have been redirected. I have set auditing for Change Permissions, Take Ownership, Write Attributes, and Write Extended Attributes. However, my security log on that machine is being filled with "Object Access" entries referring to Accesses of ReadAttributes and WriteAttributes. For the normal user, this is happening for only their redirected folder. For the few in the domain admins group, there is an Accesses entry with READ_CONTROL, ReadData (or ListDirectory) and ReadEA in addition to the previoius two, for everyone's desktop.ini file in their redirected users. This is really filling up the log files, making auditing very difficult. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Rich C. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74293
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    - Hijackthis Can this program detect presence of viruses on computer. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74287
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    - Viruses and hijackthis Hi. If computer is infected will i see this in hijackthis program or not? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74286
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    - safe mode antivirus hi, I use AVG free version in regular mode. I can NOT use it in safe mode. I also have the sysclean from trend micro that I have used in the past because one can use it in safe mode. But, the scan usually takes more than an hour, though if it does the job, I wouldn't mind. Still, I would like to see if anyone out there has another (free perferably) AV program that they recommend to use in safe mode. that way, if I am short on time and can't use Sysclean, I can use that one. Note: I have stinger too. but, would like to get another one that I can enable only in safe mode. WIll use AVG all the other times. thanx Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74285
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    - HELP can't logon to my computer I need help fast...i can't logon to my computer, im using windows XP professional... i was trying to create a workgroup and it said i belonged to a domain already and it had to be changed before i could create the workgroup...so i change my domain to workgroup and then restarted like it said...however now i can't logon to my computer...no user name or password that i can think of will work..i need to know of a way i can get around the logon so i can access my files..please help! -- Jill Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74274
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    - Security token design question There is a smartcard chip embedded in a PnP device of completely irrelevant class. It is not exposed as independent hardware function. The chip can be accessed only thru the driver of this device. How I can make this chip visible to CryptoAPI from user mode? Can this be done with a user mode module that sends custom ioctls to the driver? Or I need a root enumerated driver that emulates a Smartcard reader? Can such "virtual" smartcard readers pass HCT? Regards, --PA Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74269
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    - dsclient - ntlm v2 I need to know how make win 9x work with ntlm v2. IÂ´ve installed dsclient, changed the registry like described in some websites, but isnÂ´t work. It donÂ´t autenticate. The only way to this work is changing the registry to level 0, but with this the ntlm v2 donÂ´t work. > Locate and click the following key in the registry: > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control > > Create an LSA registry key in the registry key listed above > > On the Edit menu, click Add Value, and then add the following registry > value: > Value Name: LMCompatibilityLevel > Data Type: REG_DWORD > Value: 3 > Valid Range: 0,3 > Description: This parameter specifies the mode of authentication and > session > security to be used for network logons. It does not affect interactive > logons. > . Level 0 - Send LM and NTLM response; never use NTLM 2 session security. > Clients will use LM and NTLM authentication, and never use NTLM 2 session > security; domain controllers accept LM, NTLM, and NTLM 2 authentication. > . Level 3 - Send NTLM 2 response only. Clients will use NTLM 2 > authentication and use NTLM 2 session security if the server supports it; > domain controllers accept LM, NTLM, and NTLM 2 authentication. > Thanks, Leonardo Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74267
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    - 086eb794e.html -Desktop Background Can anoyone help. I have found this file on my computer under all users. It is linked to a 'Free Track Remover' program and is locaeted in C:\Documentsand settings then under the user's local settings in a folder called Temp. The file is causing a red background on desktop with the advert for this free track remover-trying to get you to buy it. This background comes up no matter what I do. I have tried deleting this file which is removed until you next log on. The file is then back in the same place. I have also tried delting the folder but an error message appears explaining that some of the folders are used by other programs and can not be deleted. I originally found the file under Control Panel\Display\Desktop\CustomiseDesktop then on the web tab. The file is there under the web pages. I can delte it from there but the same thing occurs where it returns. I have tried using Norton to remove it but it still returns. Please can someone help me with this-email me on Saxonh@Hotmail.com and enter 086eb794e in the subject box. All help appreciated Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74266
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    - BMP Processor overflow I'm getting the following alert from my firewall's IPS: WEB-CLIENT Internet Explorer BMP Processing Overflow. I spoke to the user and told them to stop going to what ever site they are, but I keep getting the alert. should I be worried about this person's workstation? My IPS is blocking the threat, but the 100 alerts I'm getting a day are starting to bother me. Thanks. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74265
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    - Kerberos User Ticket Lifetime Hi, In Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003, is it possible to set Maximum User Ticket Lifetime at a userid level, or only at the domain level with the Maximum User Ticket Lifetime parm? I would like to have a domain setting that would cover most of the users, and set a shorter ticket lifetime on the users who are in the Administrators groups, but didn't see a way that a shorter lifetime could be set on those individual userids to achieve that. Anyone know if that's possible, and if so, how you'd do that? Thanks in advance! - Kit Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74263
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    - Permissions on created folder If I create a folder called public on a windows 2003 server, is it ok to remove creator owner and system and leave only administrator and authenticated users. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74260
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    - remote access logons in Event Viewer I need to find out if someone is logging on to our sever via remote access desktop. Is there an Event Log entry to indicate access via RAD? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74258
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    - Firewall If I enable the Windows firewall on my new 2003 Server Std x64 SP1 network server (Domain Controller, DNS, File and Print Server, WINS) the loads and saves of files across the network are very slow. I opened a port exception for my network but still very slow loads and saves. When I turn the firewall off I get normal loads and saves again. Do I even need a firewall on this server if I don't have the IP address for my ISP gateway configured in my network settings? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74256
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    - MAJOR Hacking Hi - have a big problem and unsure how to correct despite best efforts with router, personal firewalls, etc. Brand new computer worked well for 2 weeks until one day norton reported many programs (AIM, internet expplorer, svchost.exe etc) accessing the internet through unknown Modules. Since that point, it doesnt matter if i completely wipe out the system or not (which I have done x number of times now) it reverts back to accessing the internet through unknown modules. I am fairly confident that whatever is happening, it is forcing my internet information to be filtered through some other server whose IP seems to be masked to my firewall logs. My logs are filled with entries of only my internal ip address. Anyone have ANY ideas?: Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74249
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    - Searching tool for FULL disc encryption (not only volume files) I am searching a tool which allows to encrypt a whole harddisc and not only a volume file as the most of the offered tools. Yes, I know TrueCrypt. But this tool has problems with large external USB drives. I got permanent errors from the TrueCrypt driver in big operations like copying 20000 files onto a TC encrypted harddisc (Doing the same with the same USB hatrddisc unencrypted show no error). Yes, I know also PGPdisk. But this tool can only exist with a running PGP installation. I need a tool which can be launched easily on demand (when I plugged in the external USB drive) BestCrypt, DriveCrypt offer only encryption of volume files. Which tools exist otherwise? Thomas Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74248
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    - Bug in Kerberos SSP within SSPI?? We have been trying to gain a detailed understanding of what SSPI does when authentication fails. Unfortunately while much documentation exists for how ti works when it all works, the documentation on what happens when things go wrong is almost non-existent! For example, take the scenario where the client initializes a context for a service with the SPN of "userA@domain.com". However the service is actually running as "userB@domain.com". On the first call to AcceptSecurityContext, when the client's first blob is passed in, SSPI returns SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED. Shouldn't it return a failure code since the ticket embedded in the security blob (token) is not encrypted with a key it can understand? We've also noticed the behaviour differs between an initial logon and once the workstation has been locked and unlocked. On an initial login: AcquireCredentialsHandle (client side) - SEC_E_OK AcquireCredentialsHandle (server side) - SEC_E_OK InitializeSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to server AcceptSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to client InitializeSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to server AcceptSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to client InitializeSecurityContext - SEC_E_WRONG_PRINCIPAL After locking/unlocking the workstation: AcquireCredentialsHandle (client side) - SEC_E_OK AcquireCredentialsHandle (server side) - SEC_E_OK InitializeSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to server AcceptSecurityContext - SEC_I_CONTINUE_NEEDED -> Send token to client InitializeSecurityContext - SEC_E_LOGON_DENIED Where is the behaviour different after the lock/unlock and why the extra roundtrip in the initial logon case? Any enlightment would be greatly appreciated given the black-box nature of SSPI :) We are running a W2K3 with SP1 running in W2K+ mode for the Domain controller and WinXP with SP2 for the workstations. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74247
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    - Eractic Behaviour from Win2k Server Hi I hope someone can help me. I have three domains in my network environment - Network A, Network B and Network C. Two domains are running Windows 2000 Server and the last is Windows 2003 Server. Each domain has its own Domain Controller. Domain C has two domain controllers. DNS is running within each domain and the Dns server for each network is itself. Each domain communicates with the other via a trust relationship. There is one DHCP server in the network allocating IP addresses to the client machines running Windows XP. My problem is as follows- I have a 256/512Kbps wireless internet connection and I noticed that our internet bandwidth has reduced significantly over the last couple of days. I used Ethereal to pinpoint which machine was hogging the bandwith. Ethereal results showed that the computer is querying www.cheaptickets.com for DNS information along with some other wierd sites. It is one of the Domain Controllers in Network C. I installed Microsft Antispyware to scan the machine for spyware but nothing was found. The Norton Virus defintions are up to date and it found no viruses when a scan was done. When I take this machine off the network the internet bandwidth returns to its normail behaviour. This machine is currently running Norton, Exchange 5.5 and Print services. What should be my next course of action to rectify this problem. The task manager does not show any unregular behavour within the Processes nor Performance tab. What could be causing my problem and what should I do to rectify the issue. PLEASE HELP. Regards Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74241
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    - Windows XP/2000: Working without administrator rights Hoping some people can offer some advice. We have recently taken all users out of the Local Administrators group on their PCs (not our choice but the powers that be). All users are now either Users or Power Users. This has become a nightmare in that we now need to log users of and on in order to make any changes. I am after some tips to help make this easier. Here is what I am utilizing so far: - Remote Assistance (XP Only) - "Run As" from installing some programs Is there any way to do the following without having to log on as an administrator on their PC? - Modify the registry - Run System Tools (eg Disk Defragmenter) - Install programs - Modify the hosts file We have limited access to a single group policy for our OU but at this stage no rights to create additional ones. Happy to hear any scripting solutions as well. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74239
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    - Guest account access Hello everyone, Please help Im getting the following application error message when logged on as a guest; could not create entry(""+speedtouch connection+"" ) I want my friends to access my PC using the guest account. With this error i can't connect to the internet. I think its something to do with guest access control permissions. How can i solve this? Many thanx Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74232
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    - Alternative for Norton Antivirus? I'm experiencing quite a lot of problems with Norton Antivirus and I was just wondering what virus scanner the members of this group were using (if any)? I used to be pretty happy with Norton but not anymore. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74231
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    - Display users rights for auditors Hi, for our IT auditors we need to show them what user permissions everyone has got within AD 2003. Especially the Admins. We just showed them (auditors) the built in Admin groups, but they are not happy with this and asked for a report on all users and what control they have. It and admin accidently adds a user to a admin group how would we know? I just hope you guys know of a solution we can put in place from now on. Thanks S Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74228
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    - Patching Alpha NT Server Systems Hello, I have an old Alpha NT 4 Server box that is currently requiring patching. Will there be an issue installing the same patches for the Intel platform on this server? Do the exploits affect Alpha systems the same way as Intel systems? Finally, were there prior released updates for these Alpha NT systems before MS declared NT no longer supported? Thanks much, Paul Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74225
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    - LsaSrv Event 6033 I started getting the following error error message on my Windows 2003 Domain server: An anonymous session connected from LOCALMACHINENAME has attempted to open an LSA policy handle on this machine. The attempt was rejected with STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED to prevent leaking security sensitive information to the anonymous caller. The application that made this attempt needs to be fixed. Please contact the application vendor. As a temporary workaround, this security measure can be disabled by setting the \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\TurnOffAnonymousBlock DWORD value to 1. Can somebody suggest a way of figuring out what application/service is trying to access the LSA policy anonymously? Thanks, Irina Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74224
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    - Nessus vs MBSA My environment has 200 servers, in which 95% are MS Win2000/2003 OS's. We have few Unix boxes and clients are primarily WinXP. Do you think it makes more sense using Nessus or MBSA to scan our network for vulnerability detection ? I have experience no experience with Nessus, but if the goal is getting the Windows servers scanned, it seems to me that MBSA is a better approach. Please advise. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74217
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    - Is Browser using Localhost OK ? Hello, I see Netscape Browser trying to use Localhost in my Firewall Log that I usually Block, so I made Rule to Block it that I can change to Allow later if it is not a problem: Everything seems to work fine with it Blocked. Rule "Localhost NETSCP.EXE TCP-UDP" blocked (localhost,http). Details: Outbound TCP connection Local address,service is (0.0.0.0,1053) Remote address,service is (localhost,http) Process name is "E:\PROGRAM FILES\NETSCAPE\NETSCAPE\NETSCP.EXE" Everything else using Localhost is Blocked (I don't like being used as a server, Zombie or otherwise) but should I allow this one? Thank you for your help Kevin Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74216
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    - TsInternetUser issues I am having events logged in Event Viewer and I am trying to figure this one out. Event Viewer shows - Event Type: Error Event Source: SAM Event Category: None Event ID: 12294 Date: 7/25/2005 Time: 5:31:41 PM Computer: MAIL1 Description: The SAM database was unable to lockout the account of ã? due to a resource error, such as a hard disk write failure (the specific error code is in the error data) . Accounts are locked after a certain number of bad passwords are provided so please consider resetting the password of the account mentioned above. Data: 0000: a5 02 00 c0 Â¥..Ã? C:\WINNT\Debug\PASSWD.LOG shows - 07/27 01:49:52 Attempting password change server/domain HERITAGE for user TsInternetUser 07/27 01:49:55 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine \\GFFS1 for user TsInternetUser returned 0xc000006a And these errors and events happen every 24 hours. I know Windows changes this password automatically every day to prevent hacking, but it appears to have forgotten the password. BTW - Users are able to use Citrix and I am able to use termianl services. I just want to keep my event viewer clean. -- Do NOT email replies as they do not benefit the community as a whole. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74214
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    - Disabling Shutdown and Restart Is there a way to disable shutdown but keep restart for the general user population through GP. Administrators will need the ability to shutdown while they are logged on to users computers. The computers will also have to have shutdown disabled at the login prompt but not restart. We have several tasks running throughout the night and some people just don't listen when told to leave their computers on. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74213
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    - Firewalls I'm sure this has been asked before... I have Windows xpsp2 (has a firewall), MS broadband router for a home network(has a hardware firewall), Norton IS2005 (has a firewall) and, finally, my service provider has given us free security package which also has a firewall. The obvious question is should they all be on? Should they all be off but one? Do I benefit from having them all on or does it affect performance? Which one should be on? The router firewall seems to be the logical one to keep on but then I keep getting alerts from xp that I don't have a firewall on. Norton keeps telling me that I have another firewall on and do I want to turn it off? Help! Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74211
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    - Setting up WPA in Windows 2000 Hi, This is my first Wi-Fi network. I am using a Belkin Pre-N router and Pre-N notebook (PCMCIA) card. I am trying to setup WPA encryption under Windows 2000 Pro. All documentation I have seen shows Windows XP. Can WPA work under Windows 2000? Also, are there drawbacks to WPA over WEP? Someone here posted that netcams don't work with WPA. Thanks for the help. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74210
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    - What is the earliest version with full harddisk encryption (not only files) ? When I looked into v6.0.2 I had to recognize that PGPdisk encryptes only files as volumes. Afaik there are newer versions which encrypt complete harddisc devices as well. What is the earliest version which is capable of doing this? Thomas Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74205
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    - Windows security out of date My windows security is out of date, but I also have McAfee virus scan 8.0.0 do i need to download another AV I am running wxp sp2. Also can I unistall the windows security center... thank you in advance wendy Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74196
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    - letter from technet (not!) i got the following letter - watch out it is a phony and dangerous. came from Security Assistance [zczruklrzf@technet.com] Warning: This message has had one or more attachments removed (Patch79.exe). Please read the "ITOL-Attachment-Warning.txt" attachment(s) for more information. Microsoft All Products | Support | Search | Microsoft.com Guide Microsoft Home MS Customer this is the latest version of security update, the "July 2005, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to protect your computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an malicious user to run code on your computer. This update includes the functionality of all previously released patches. System requirements Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP This update applies to MS Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later MS Outlook, version 8.00 and later MS Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later Recommendation Customers should install the patch at the earliest opportunity. How to install Run attached file. Choose Yes on displayed dialog box. How to use You don't need to do anything after installing this item. Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base articles can be found on the Microsoft Technical Support web site. For security-related information about Microsoft products, please visit the Microsoft Security Advisor web site, or Contact Us. Thank you for using Microsoft products. Please do not reply to this message. It was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address and we are unable to respond to any replies. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The names of the actual companies and products mentioned herein are the trademarks of their respective owners. Contact Us | Legal | TRUSTe ©2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Statement | Accessibility Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74189
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    - How to view wireless clients in Win2000 network? Hi, how do I view a wireless client in a Win2000 domain network? Currently, I'm testing out accessing our network using a RADIUS server (Microsoft IAS Server) using PEAP-MSCHAPV2. However, we need to view who is currently connected to our network via the wireless AP. TIA. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74188
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    - EFS / CRL / Laptops ? We have a W2K3 Enterprise (domain-joined) Certification Authority which issues a diverse group of certificates â?? smartcard logon, code signing, client auth, etc. Because of these functions, it publishes its CRL every twelve hours, and in a location visible only from inside the enterprise. If we issue EFS certificates from this server, for use on laptops, what will happen when they are off the network? If the user is on an airplane on a two day journey â?? or otherwise unconnected past the expiration of the current CRL â?? will the EFS certs work ok, or will they eventually not be usable for encryption? If that's the case, would the laptop self-generate a cert instead? -- Lynn Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74187
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    - PKI S/MIME issue Has anyone seen an issue where an email should be encrypted, but for some reason is not? I have captured several e-mails in my system that have headers that would suggest encryption was intended. When I take a look further into the email, it is obviously not encrypted. The header that would suggest encryption is: Content-type: application/pkcs7-mime;smime-type=enveloped-data;name=smime.p7m Any help appreciated. Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74186
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    - Logon Interactivly one of the xp sp2 clients is getting "Local Policy of This System Does Not Permit You to Logon Interactively" regardless what account I use. cannot logon locally with local admin account because password has been changed from default I use for every new pc install somehow (i'm saying somehow because policy does not allow users to be in local admin group so they are not able to change local accounts passwords anyways) here is what I did, create new OU | move this one PC to this OU | create GP that allow 2 doman users to logon locally | now if I use one of these users to try to logon I do not get this message but here is how it behave: - I logon then get "applying sec policy message - then, is see logging off message - then, I get saving your settings and I'm back to login screen any idea what else I can try? Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74180
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    - policy for one computer "this computer has been locked by" I have one computer that is in a shared area and people keep walking away from it without logging out. The result is that it locks them out. How can I change this feature on this one computer. It's in a windows2000 domain, I am the admin. I want to change the policy on this computer only. I have changed policies for all, but not just one. thanks Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74174
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    - WINDOWS 2003 BLUE SCREEN Dear all I have a filserver within my organistion running on a Windows 2003 server platform, I have recently installed the Windows updates for July, however when I restarted the server it took an extreemly lengthy time to start up and in the end the blue screen appeared. I then restarted the server is 'Safe Mode', rebooted the server in 'Windows' normal mode, checked the event logs and I noted down the following Event ID with Error Messages: - EVENT ID: 1003 CATEGORY: 102 ERROR CODE: 0000007a, parameter1 e1402d14, parameter2 c0000185, parameter3 bf9194b0, parameter4 2f668860. I have rang Microsoft with no success, anyone who has experienced a similiar problem or has any advice/recommendations please post them. KR BrunoDJ Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74172
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    - Determining security on an NT server I need to find a way of analysing an NT server to see where there rights and security groups are and what permissions they have been given. The data on the server I am looking at is going to be migrated onto another server but I need to determine what security is in place in order to migrate that security across to the new server. Is there a quick way to do this? maybe with a shareware tool or Microsofts own resource kit? Thanks for your help Mal Tag: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network Tag: 74171
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Hi, I have a wireless network and want to make sure the users only connect to
this wireless network and no others at all. Can this be done?

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Re: Restrict users to only connect to our wireless network by Roger

Roger
Mon Aug 01 08:21:42 CDT 2005

You could configure the client machines with a requirement
for an IPsec association so that, although they might be able
to get an IP from some other network they would not be able
to use it (or have it used against them).

--
Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Security)
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA
"SW" <SW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FFAE1FA8-2FAF-42FE-9016-26490958FF23@microsoft.com...
> Hi, I have a wireless network and want to make sure the users only connect
to
> this wireless network and no others at all. Can this be done?

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