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 - event id 577 All of a sudden all the administrator accounts are getting security event error 577 priveledge use failures. All the administrators log in successfully and dont seem to be effected by this. Do you know what is the cause of this and how to correct it? TIA dwojt Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98905
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 - Event ID 560 We are required to audit success and failures on all printers. Now we receive failure event id 560 errors everytime someone prints to the printers. We do not receive any success events and all the prints get printed. We are running Server 2003 sp2. Is there a reason why we are getting failure events even though the prints are coming out successfully? TIA dwojt Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98904
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 - Virtual Private Networking in Windows XP Pro. and in Windows 98 SE <long post and you were warned -- grin and bear it if you will> I wanted to add this post because when the APS network was hacked in 2007 and then my home computer was hacked it was really disturbing but now in reflecting back on the experience it was profoundly interesting as well. The hacker(s)? stole all my personnel information and my identity and it was my own stupidity that thought that I was so clever and I have now realized that pride goes before the fall. Anyway, Windows 98 Second Edition got hit with an error but apparently because of the internal safety of the operating system via the lack of services resulting in a smaller surface area as well as the machine not having the potential vulnerabilities of RPC (please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_procedure_call for further information) and the NT source codes lack of a maintenance operating system like DOS (please see http://cquirke.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!C7DAB1E724AB8C23!336.entry ) for further details about what Windows Vista is lacking and also see a book I read about Windows History where early Microsoft Systems Engineers joked about NT being the Not There operating system because it lacked the internal safety structure of the underlying maintenance operating system compared to 9x operating system which was grounded on the strength of DOS. It could be also a lack of skill on the hacker(s)? part as well but please see the secunia website and search Windows 98 Second Edition and also search Windows XP Professional and you will be surprised to find which operating system has more current vulnerabilities. I am not including extras in my argument like Internet Explorer which I feel was sadly tied to the operating system back in 1998 and causes many of the problems users face today. I currently mainly use Mozilla Firefox because of the 256 bit cipher strength it uses even in Windows 98 Second Edition if the site has that high a cipher strength which apparently is sadly only available today with Microsoft Operating System "Windows Vista" and perhaps other Microsoft operating systems that are later than Windows XP Professional. This example is sadly being copied by Apple with its tying of Itunes with Quicktime and Itunes breaking if you remove Quicktime because of vulnerabilities. Apple is currently guilty of other bad software practices like pushing its weak Safari browser on users of Windows Computers as well as having software stealthily installed without a user consent. I noticed this on my computer with Bonjour being installed and I thought "okay what is this" and discovered with the help of Google that it is part of Apple software. This operating system is currently Windows XP Professional which I use as well as Windows 98 Second Edition in a dual boot on one machine as well as an oem copy of Windows Vista Home Premium in 32 bit on a Toshiba laptop/notebook computer. You can all laugh if you like but I have used computers since about 1984 when I first played King's Quest 1 by Sierra On Line on a 5.25 inch floppy drive on the IBM PCjr which my dad, Ivan still owns and it still works and is currently in storage and used every few years when I long for the good and easy workings of a computer that had BASIC which you loaded via a BASIC cartridge and from there I enjoyed simply programming and made my screen flash different colors and play different sounds with the help of my dad and a large book about BASIC. Anyway, I now realize it was my own fault and stupidity for connecting to a network that was as weak as the APS Network and the person or people broke through the network in the summer while I was away working at another job. The thing is that I brought that school's network from being crap to being fully functional within one school year and then within 3 months while I was away, some hacker(s)? took all the trouble that I had gone through with the help of the network administrator and flushed all that work done the tubes because of weak protocols set by the school as well as letting too many computers have administrative accounts as well as not listening to me about saving some Windows 98 Second Edition computers as well as my own which the school provided me but then stupidly decided we need to phase out all the older Windows 98 computers and I warned them but why would they want to listen to a single user when they thought they knew it all. Anyway, thanks for letting me explain and discuss and also to warn users to fully read up on material before using VPN with your home pc and if you are not required then it is just better to be safe and not accept that risk into your home pc. I was not required but too naive and too stupid because I did not realize that I was putting my computer at risk by asking for this permission from Ken the Director of Technology. I did get the permission but it was my thoughtlessness, excitement of learning new things that made me blaze a trail ahead without fully stopping, thinking and counting the consequences. Anyway, the Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 which was fully patched was hacked and information was stolen and deleted and copied before I was fully aware of the attack. This shows us how since the external security of Windows XP Professional failed, then the internal safety of Windows 98 Second Edition prevailed and it only suffered from Rundll errors instead of the PC being fully compromised. I still have the data from the Windows 98 Second Edition PC if anyone in the newsgroup cares to analyze the data. The XP Professional side has been fully formatted and a clean install performed so all data there is just plain gone. Thanks for listening and I welcome all the positive and constructive comments that I know will be forthcoming. If you just want to be negative then don't be surprised, if I just ignore your post and/or post back some smart alec response. Please see for securing your older Windows 98 and NT computers from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/msim_win98 Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98865
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 - Security padlock on internet explorer page. Why? I'm trying to log into aol.com and am receiving an error message and the address bar has a padlock. I don't think I changed anything on my computer and I just want to know how to unblock the webpage. I can access everything else but aol. Help please. Thanks, Elisa Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98850
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 - Bandwidth consumption I have a small network 2xXP machines, 1xVista and 1xSmall Business Server 2003. It may be conicidence but recently (in the last 3 weeks) two things occuried on my network. My old DDNS service DirectUpdate stop working after a security fix was applied, so I replaced it with another. Two I upgraded one computer to Vista And about a week after noticed I was chewing bandwidth around 1GB of bandwidth a day. I have run TCPView on the one PC and on the Small Busines server. Which is acting as a router to the external world (connected using a IBurst router on an extrernal LAN, not running ISA, just the default Firewall in SBS2003) I have tried checking for spyware, and run all the updates but I cannot find where I am bleeding bandwidth (and I only get 3GB a month). Any ideas how to trouble shoot? -- Warren - All limits are man made Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98848
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 - NAP and Virtual Machines I had a student ask a question I can't answer.... If you deploy NAP can't it be circumvented by bring up a Virtual Machine? IE If a user fired up a virtual machine and and uses NAT from the host PC to gain access to the network...wouldn't the NAP environment think that the file is being requested by host OS?....Yet actually it's the virtual machine getting the file? -SuperDale Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98843
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 - Looking for feedback on Internet Security Presentations Hello folks, Finding myself often in the position to explain security concepts to friends and family, I tried to find a way to create easy to understand presentations on the topic. So I made online security presentations with Google Docs showing everything from how to secure a home system, to multi-factor authentication, encryption, social engineering, and advanced topics like XSS, IDS and SSL Certificate Hijacking. URL is: http://elfguy.net/security.html Check it out, any feedback is appreciated! Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98840
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 - Survey Software - Can Help You To Manage and Conducting Your Research is critical to civilization. It is the quest for truth, understanding and developing new ideas. Several research methods exist, of which surveys play an integral part. Surveys are required to gather data on an array of fields such as market research, politics, healthcare, education, employee satisfaction, tourism and so on. Just a few years back, this was the toughest part of the whole process. One needed to carefully draft a questionnaire, search people, contact them personally through post, telephone or in person, and collect data. All that vast amount of data collected would then be coded and analyzed, costing time, money and effort. Survey Software is the one-stop solution for all research woes. It comes as one of the biggest boons for all research purposes. It is a timesaving, economical, efficient, effortless, accurate and far- reaching means of data collection. The ease of creating a survey with survey software lies in the step-by-step automated process, with many options available. The basic features of survey software include designing surveys, having a question library to choose questions from, entering data, analyzing responses using statistical methods, creating graphs and tables, and other general features like spell check and editing. Once prepared, the survey can be conducted through emails or the phone, published in print or online, and sent to an unlimited number of people, all with just a click of a mouse. A large number of vendors supply survey software online. Many of them provide free trials for a month, and a money back guarantee. Technical support and training is also provided in most cases. Most of these packs can be supported by home PCs. To purchase this software, one needs to understand and compare all features in detail according to the intended usage. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98839
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 - Win2k3 Certificates not accepted as Trusted Authority Hello, I'm running Win2K3 R2 and Exchange 2003 and installed Certification Authority to process certs for OWA. When a user clicks to trust/install the certificate during an OWA session the cert is never saved to the Trusted Root Certificate Authority section of their browser and they are prompted the next time they log on to trust /install the cert. Manually copying the .cer file and adding it to the local computer (even directly to the Trusted Root Certificate Authority container) has no affect. Please help, any assistance is greatly appreciated. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98838
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 - Does this Logon banner look kindof weak to you (i.e. too "non-threatening")? Gurus, Does this Logon banner look kind of weak to you (i.e. too "non-threatening")? I mean, if we were to catch AND prosecute hackers, the I fear someone could argue that the below didn't explicitly restrict non-authorized users. THIS <COMPANY NAME> EQUIPMENT IS PROVIDED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. BY LOGGING ON THE NETWORK, YOU AGREE TO <COMPANY NAME> INFORMATION SYSTEM POLICIES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION REGARDING PROPER USE OF <COMPANY NAME> I.S RESOURCES, PLEASE CONTACT THE HELPDESK. THANK YOU. -- Spin Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98832
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 - Antivirus XP 2008 Has anyone heard of this program ? Is it real or is it a virus. It installed itself on my computer and I cannot uninstall it. Jerry. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98830
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 - Network Service security question Hi, If I create a web service to run on a Windows 2003 server under the Network Service account, will it have access to other server services elsewhere on my domain? The scenario is that I have created a web service to query a specified database. Different departments need the same functionality the service supplies but need to query different databases. the solution employed was to copy the service to their own local server and put data access information in the associated config file. That way they get the data they want to see and I don't have to duplicate code. The issue that has now been raised is that as the departments are all on the same domain and all the services are running as Network Service then they could possibly connect to a different server and access the resources (other services) there. I think i've read somewhere that the Network Service account is a local account, so does this mean that it can only access resources locally even though it has network permissions? Any thoughts? <M> Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98823
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 - list NTFS permissions Is their a command or utility that will listthe NTFS permissions for a foldr and all subfolders. Output to a text file would be great. Thanks, Rich Wethington Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98818
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 - hit counters & safety Hi, can anyone recommend a couple of sites that I can go to to get FREE hit counters that will not have spyware or malware? Although I havent heard of counters having spyware, I just wanna be safe and keep people safe that will go to my ad to view. I Have windows xp home edition. thanks in advance Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98816
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 - Zuten Trojan and Minidump File. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 SP3 CA Anti-Virus Plus CA Anti-Spyware 2008 ---------------------------------------------------------- A scan with CA Anti-Spyware 2008 found a Zuten Trojan. CA Anti-Spyware was set to delete spyware and cookies automatically once quarantined. Log shows: Quarantined Zuten Trojan was in Folder: C:\windows\minidump and 3 cookies were also found Quarantine is empty, I can only assume that the 3 cookies and the Zuten Trojan were deleted. .The c:\windows\minidump file can not be found. I can only assume that the file was deleted by the CA Anti-Spyware with the Zuten Trojan. At that point I ran Ad-Aware 2008, Super Antispyware and Windows Defender. I also ran a complete Windows Live One Care and nothing was found. My computer appears to be running normally. Should I be taking any further action? If I am in the wrong place, please point me in the right direction. Serge Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98814
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 - Hackers attack businesses, blogs and Web 2.0 sites IT security and control firm Sophos has published new research into the first six months of cybercrime in 2008. The Sophos Security Threat Report examines existing and emerging security trends and has identified that criminals are increasingly using creative new techniques in their attempt to make money out of internet users. a.. Website infection rate three times faster than 2007 b.. Business websites attacked, office workers at risk, Web 2.0 introduces new threats c.. Nicole and Angelina bring danger via email Full email article here: http://www.sophos.com/pressoffice/news/articles/2008/07/security-report.html Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98812
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 - administrator user not seen on log-in screen From the "computer management" utility I can see there are 2 users from the administrators group (the default administrator account and "mike"). The only accounts that appear on the log-in screen are "mike" and "guest". If I want to delete "mike" I need to do it from the "administrator" account but I can't access it. How do I make this account visible? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98806
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 - Cisco Ip Communicator Not working Through ISA 2004 We are using ISA 2004 as both Firewall & Proxy. Also we configured VPN on this server. Currently we are facing issue with Cisco IP communicator while connecting through VPN, we can hear the ring in the other end, but unable to hear the voice on both ends after picking up the call. In ISA we enabled all outbound traffic from VPN to Internal network. Please suggest how can we resolve this issue. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98777
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 - W97M/Marker.T Virus found by Forefront on file server I'm posting this here because I'm not getting any response in the Forefront forums. (What happened over there? They used to be so responsive? Maybe the new look) The Forefront client has discovered W97M/Marker.T on one of my file servers. I've chosen to have it removed by FCS and it's now in a state of "Taking Actions....". This has been going on for a hour now and the System Event log is filling up with FCSAM Information events every 15 or so seconds saying FCS is taking action. How long should I wait for this to finish? -- Sandy Wood Orange County District Attorney Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98736
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 - makecert.ext tool required Hello I am using MS VS 9, for C++ development. I need to create X.509 certificates, but when i run 'makecert' command on the MS VS command prompt, it give some error that 'makecert can't be recognized as internal or external command...' I think its because makecert.exe tool has not been installed. Can anybody tell me from where to download it? Its not available from MSDN site. regards, Wilayat Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98735
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 - Does Microsoft Need a New Source Code for the Future? I want to start a new topic on this because the Biometrics debate has gotten too long. I will now post Chris Quirke, MVPs reply to me about my thinking the 9x (98 Second Edition) should be part of the internal Defense Network of this source code. Chris Quirke, MVP says: I think we have the same ideas, but weigh things differently and reach different conclusions - you see the 9x code base itself as being something to be preserved at all costs, where I see the factors that make the 9x code base safer in certain respects as something that should inform other code base development. An interesting point from the article I linked for you, was the difference between deeply re-architecting an existing code base, and starting a new code base from scratch. I'd have though such deep design change to be as disruptive as re-coding from scratch, but apparently this is not the case. If that's so, then it may be practical to re-architect the NT code base as a true stand-alone OS, which keeps networking out of the center as an discardable subsystem should unexpected risks demand that response. I put it this way; exposed code surfaces are like points of wear in a car. You don't merge piston rings into pistons (or brake shoes into axles) so that when these parts get worn, they are easy to replace. Same thing with code surfaces; you may have to suddenly amputate or replace them, so don't embed them in the core of how the OS works. For example, an OS should be able to wipe its own butt without RPC, and/or not expose RPC to network surfaces (especially the Internet). It shouldn't rely on RPC to do internal things, weld this into Internet exposure, and then rely on a firewall as a band aid over this clickless, remotable risk surface. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98729
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 - Local password not applying to Server Hi everyone, my team and I are having a strange problem, we administer a password change every 90 days. The group policy gets applied and the password is changed on the local machine, the employees get in do thier work for that day then they logout and go home. The following day the employee comes in and they are now locked out. I now have to manually type in the password on the server for it to be applied. Then they are fine for the next 90 days, please HELP! I know that something is being missed. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98708
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 - CLM on x64 host hello, Is possible deploy CLM on a Windows 2003 x64 versiÃ³n? Thanks -- Unai Castro MCSA Windows 2003 Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98703
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 - Certificate Services The format of the speicified domain is invali I am receiving a faile request when trying to generate a user certificate from our web server. I am able to get certificates without of a problem from our domain controller. However I just recently setup and outside certificate request on our windows 2000 server in the dmz. I pointed the site when installing the certificate web services at our or 2003 DC and everything seemed to go fine. However when I go through and request a certificate it is failing with the error "The format of the specified domain is invalid" Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98702
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 - Microsoft Folder with large number (486,692) of files While looking into system perfomance, i found a folder with 400,000+ 384 byte files, each with a guid as filename. there is one other file alongside folder s-1-5-19 called CREDHIST the folder is c:\documents and settings\localservice\application data\microsoft\protect\s-1-5-19\ it shows as size 163MB, on disk 1.77GB creation date april 2008 it causes problems with search and virus scan although a dos scan reports it and its contents to be clean. (mcafee) i alkso have windows defender installed and it does not report any problems. the folder i found originally was c:\documents and settings\localservice\application data\microsoft\media centre\protect\s-1-5-19\ but i deleted that to see what would happen and the first named folder appeared in its place. i am concerned that this is a trojan of some sort. however, it is possible that it is a genuine microsoft system folder since s-1-5-19 is a localservice id. can anyone shed some light please? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98700
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 - JS file content found on my PC Hi - I'm still experimenting with this machine. I found a temp file which contains the information listed below. Has anyone any idea what effect such a file will have on this PC? (XP Home, SP3 and all updates). Thank you in advance for any insight you may be able to provide. Dave /* * ====================== dir.js ======================== * ====== Javascript include for director.hta =========== * ====================================================== */ // initialize global variables var debug = new Boolean; // loaded from persist. var hintsOpen = new Boolean; // loaded from persist. var hintsWidth = 175; var totalWidth = 0; var currentDevice; var windowHeight = 190; // set for current container app. HTA: 190, HTM/IE: 300 var minWindowWidth = 220; // w/o width of <select> and 'settings' var widthAdjust = -27; /// set for current container app. HTA: 190, HTM/IE: -3 var updateInProgress = new Boolean; //Added by Brent var doubleClicked = false; var currentButton; window.onload=initialize function initialize() { updateInProgress = false; debug = false; initializeDevices(); loadPersist(); setCurrentDevice(); updateLayout(); } function setCurrentDevice() { // was app started with a context id var ctxID = window.external.ContextID; if (ctxID == "") return; for (var i = 0; i < oDevice.length; i++) { if (oDevice[i].devID == ctxID) { currentDevice = i; break; } } } function changeDevice(device) { currentDevice=device; updateLayout(); savePersist(); } function expandHints() { if (updateInProgress) return; updateInProgress = true; hintsOpen = !hintsOpen; updateLayout(); savePersist(); } function toggleDebug() { // debug = !debug // updateLayout() } function initializeDevices() { // populate oDevice data structure from Devices.xml oDevice = new Array; var xml = new ActiveXObject("msxml"); //Get file path for devices.xml in User's App Data directory //Start with 'file:///' var devFilePath = new String("file:\/\/\/"); //Get the path for the file from call to COM code devFilePath += window.external.GetAppDataPath(); //Replace all '\\' occurrences with '/' devFilePath = devFilePath.replace(/\\/g,"\/"); //Replace spaces with '%20' devFilePath = devFilePath.replace(/\s/g,"%20"); //Add the name of the file devFilePath += "devices.xml" xml.URL = devFilePath; devicesXML = xml.root.children; for ( var i=0; i<devicesXML.length; i++ ) { // could eliminate this intermediate data structure oDevice[i] = new Object; oDevice[i].devID = devicesXML.item(i).children.item(0).text; oDevice[i].id = devicesXML.item(i).children.item(1).text; oDevice[i].service = new Array; services = devicesXML.item(i).children.item(2).children for ( var j=0; j<services.length; j++ ) { oDevice[i].service[j] = new Object; oDevice[i].service[j].serviceID = services.item(j).children.item(0).text; oDevice[i].service[j].action = services.item(j).children.item(1).text oDevice[i].service[j].status = services.item(j).children.item(2).text } if ((devicesXML.item(i).children.length > 3) && (devicesXML.item(i).children.item(3).tagname == "STATUS")) oDevice[i].statusmon = devicesXML.item(i).children.item(3).children.item(0).text; else oDevice[i].statusmon = null; } if ( debug ) { alert( "found "+ devicesXML.length +" devices")} } function externalGetData(name) { return window.external.GetPersistentData(name); } function loadPersist() { // replace with Persistence code hintsOpen = true; debug = false; currentDevice = 0; //var persistHints = window.external.GetPersistentData("hintsOpen"); var persistHints = externalGetData("hintsOpen"); if (persistHints != "") { hintsOpen = eval(unescape(persistHints)); } //var persistDevice = window.external.GetPersistentData("currentDevice"); var persistDevice = externalGetData("currentDevice"); if (persistDevice != "") { var devID = unescape(persistDevice); for (var j = 0; j < oDevice.length; j++) { if (oDevice[j].devID == devID) { currentDevice = j; break; } } } window.resizeTo(663,windowHeight) // } function externalSaveData(name, value) { window.external.SavePersistentData(name, value); } function savePersist() { externalSaveData("hintsOpen", escape(hintsOpen)); externalSaveData("currentDevice", escape(oDevice[currentDevice].devID)); } function updateLayout() { // debug stuff =================================== if ( debug ) { oAllButtons.style.border = "1px solid black" oIconBackground.style.border = "1px solid cyan" oHintsTitle.style.border = "1px dashed black" oHintsText.style.border = "1px dotted black" oIconBackground.style.backgroundColor = "yellow" oHintBackground.style.backgroundColor = "red" oAllButtons.style.visibility = "visible" // debug stuff =================================== } else { oAllButtons.style.visibility = "hidden" } // update Select oSelect.options.length = 0; for ( var i=0; i< devicesXML.length; i++ ) { var oOption = document.createElement("OPTION"); oOption.text=oDevice[i].id; oSelect.options.add(oOption); } // select the current device in the drop down combo box oSelect.selectedIndex = currentDevice // assign the access key to 'Select Device' var selectText = tdcStrings.recordset("dir-label-select").value; var selectAccKeyIndex = selectText.toLowerCase().indexOf(""); if (selectAccKeyIndex >= 0) { oSelect.accessKey = selectText.substr(selectAccKeyIndex + 3, 1); } // assign the access key to 'Settings' menu item var settingsText = tdcStrings.recordset("settings-title").value; var settingsAccKeyIndex = settingsText.toLowerCase().indexOf(""); if (settingsAccKeyIndex >= 0) { settingstitle.accessKey = settingsText.substr(settingsAccKeyIndex + 3, 1); } // assign the access key to 'Status' menu item var statusText = tdcStrings.recordset("status-title").value; var statusAccKeyIndex = statusText.toLowerCase().indexOf(""); if (statusAccKeyIndex >= 0) { statustitle.accessKey = statusText.substr(statusAccKeyIndex + 3, 1); } // empty old buttons oAllButtons.innerHTML=""; // add new button - hidden for ( var j=0; j<oDevice[currentDevice].service.length; j++ ) { button = oDevice[currentDevice].service[j].serviceID var buttonText = tdcStrings.recordset("dir-btn-"+button).value; var accKey = null; var accKeyIndex = buttonText.toLowerCase().indexOf(""); if (accKeyIndex >= 0) { accKey = buttonText.substr(accKeyIndex + 3, 1); } html="" html+="<span id='oBtn" + button + "' " html+="class = 'service-button' onMouseOver='showHint(this.id)' "; //Updated by Brent html+="onClick = 'fnSingleClick(\" " +button+ " \");' " html+="onDblClick = 'fnDoubleClick(\" " +button+ " \");'> " html+="<img id='oImg" + button + "' " html+="style = 'margin-right:0' " if ( oDevice[currentDevice].service[j].status=="ready" ) { html+="class = 'rollover' src='img/" + button + ".bmp'>" } else { html+="src='img/" + button + "_f4.bmp'>" } html+="<a class='service-button' href=\"#\" accesskey=" + accKey + " style='text-decoration:none'> "; html+="<label for=\"oImg"+button+"\" datasrc = '#tdcStrings' datafld = 'dir-btn-" + button + "' " html+="dataFormatAs = 'HTML'></label></a>" oAllButtons.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeEnd", html) } window.setTimeout("finishLayout()" , 500); } //Single and Double click handlers added by Brent function fnSingleClick(button) { //Take a little time first currentButton = button; timer = setTimeout("if (doubleClicked == false){runApp(currentButton);}doubleClicked = false;",500); } function fnDoubleClick(button) { doubleClicked = true; currentButton = button; runApp(currentButton); } function finishLayout() { // evaluate button kerning pairs var kernWidth=0 var maxWidth=0; var widths = " widths: " for ( var i=0; i<oDevice[currentDevice].service.length - 1; i++ ) { button = oDevice[currentDevice].service[i].serviceID nextButton = oDevice[currentDevice].service[i+1].serviceID kernWidth = Math.max(kernWidth, 0.5 * (eval("oBtn" + button + ".offsetWidth") + eval("oBtn" + nextButton + ".offsetWidth"))) widths += " " + eval("oBtn" + button + ".offsetWidth") } if (debug) status = "kern:" + kernWidth + widths; // kern each button (except last) & calculate total space needed to avoid wrap totalWidth = 0; for ( var i=0; i<oDevice[currentDevice].service.length - 1; i++ ) { button = oDevice[currentDevice].service[i].serviceID thisWidth = eval("oBtn" + button + ".offsetWidth") nextButton = oDevice[currentDevice].service[i+1].serviceID nextWidth = eval("oBtn" + nextButton + ".offsetWidth") current = 0.5 * (thisWidth + nextWidth) thisButton = eval("oBtn" + button) thisKern = kernWidth - current thisButton.style.marginRight = thisKern totalWidth += thisWidth + thisKern + nextWidth * (i==oDevice[currentDevice].service.length -2) } settingstitle.style.width = settingstitle.offsetWidth; statustitle.style.width = statustitle.offsetWidth; // prepare to resize window widthBySettings = minWindowWidth + settingstitle.offsetWidth + oSelect.offsetWidth + statustitle.offsetWidth; widthByButtons = totalWidth + 95; widthBump = Math.max(0, widthBySettings - widthByButtons); windowWidth = Math.max(widthBySettings, widthByButtons); windowWidth = hintsOpen ? windowWidth + hintsWidth : windowWidth; // resize window.resizeTo(windowWidth + widthAdjust, windowHeight); // position elements rightSideButtons = oBtnhelp.offsetLeft + oBtnhelp.offsetWidth + 20; oIconBackground.style.width = rightSideButtons + widthBump + 10; oMenuMask.style.left = oSelect.offsetWidth + 60; // position drop-down menu if (document.all.menu1) document.all.menu1.style.left = oMenuMask.style.left; else oMenuMask.style.visibility = "hidden"; if (oDevice[currentDevice].statusmon) { oMenuStatusMask.style.left = oSelect.offsetWidth + settingstitle.offsetWidth + 80; oMenuStatusMask.style.visibility = "visible"; } else oMenuStatusMask.style.visibility = "hidden"; rightSideAnchor = rightSideButtons + widthBump + 10 // hints-specific if ( hintsOpen ) { oFilletTR.className="fillet-small-xlight-tr" oFilletBR.className="fillet-small-xlight-br" rightSideAnchor += hintsWidth; oHintBackground.style.width = rightSideButtons + widthBump + hintsWidth + 10 oBtnHints.style.visibility = "hidden" oBtnHintsOut.style.visibility = "visible" oHintsTitle.style.left = rightSideButtons + widthBump + 25; oHintsText.style.left = rightSideButtons + widthBump + 25; oHintBackground.style.display = "" oHintsTitle.style.display = "" oHintsText.style.display = "" } else { oFilletTR.className="fillet-small-gray-tr" oFilletBR.className="fillet-small-gray-br" oBtnHintsOut.style.visibility = "hidden" oBtnHints.style.visibility = "visible" oHintBackground.style.display = "none" oHintsTitle.style.display = "none" oHintsText.style.display = "none" oBtnHints.style.left = rightSideAnchor + 15; } // oBtnHints.style.left = rightSideAnchor + 15; oBtnHintsOut.style.left = rightSideAnchor + 15; oFilletTR.style.left = rightSideAnchor; oFilletBR.style.left = rightSideAnchor; oHPLogo.style.left = rightSideAnchor - 40; // spread out buttons if ( widthBump>0 ) { for ( var i=0; i<oDevice[currentDevice].service.length ; i++ ) { button = oDevice[currentDevice].service[i].serviceID thisButton = eval("oBtn" + button) thisButton.style.marginLeft = 0.5 * widthBump/oDevice[currentDevice].service.length thisButton.style.marginRight = 0.5 * widthBump/oDevice[currentDevice].service.length } } oAll.style.visibility = "visible"; oAllButtons.style.visibility = "visible"; // hide the drop-down list box and menu if no devices are installed if ((oDevice.length == 1) && (oDevice[0].devID == "unknown")) { oSelectLabel.style.visibility = "hidden"; oSelect.style.visibility = "hidden"; oMenuMask.style.visibility = "hidden"; } updateMenus(); updateInProgress = false; } function showHint(buttonID) { service = buttonID.substring(4); oHintsTitleLabel.dataFld="dir-hint-" + service.toLowerCase() + "-title"; oHintsLabel.dataFld="dir-hint-" + service.toLowerCase(); } function runApp(buttonID){ //alert("run: "+buttonID + " for device:" + currentDevice) //var shell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); //shell.run(app,1,false); btnID = buttonID.substring(1, buttonID.length - 1); for (var i = 0; i < oDevice[currentDevice].service.length; i++) { if (btnID== oDevice[currentDevice].service[i].serviceID) { window.external.RunApp(btnID, oDevice[currentDevice].service[i].action, oDevice[currentDevice].devID); break; } } } // Present Settings menu based on currentDevice function processMenu() { var menuStr = "show-menu=dev"+currentDevice+"-settings"; ShM=1; popi(menuStr, 'menu1', 0); window.event.cancelBubble = true; } function processStatusBtn() { window.external.RunApp("status", oDevice[currentDevice].statusmon, oDevice[currentDevice].devID); } function processKeyDown() { //if ((window.event.altKey) && (window.event.keyCode >= 48)) //{ // alert("got key down: code="+window.event.keyCode); //} //else if (window.event.keyCode == 13) //{ // alert("got key down: code=<ENTER>"); //} //else // alert("processKeydown"); } function updateMenus() { var maxMenuWidth = 0; var menuNum = 1; while(eval("window.menu"+menuNum)) { maxMenuWidth = 0; var dirMenu=eval("menu"+menuNum); var menuName = dirMenu[0]; var menuStructIdx = getMenuStructIndex(dirMenu[0]); if (menuStructIdx >= 0) { for (var i = 0; i < menuStruct[menuStructIdx].entry.length; i++) { var entryName = menuStruct[menuStructIdx].entry[i].name; var elem = eval("document.all('"+entryName+"')"); maxMenuWidth = Math.max(maxMenuWidth, elem.offsetWidth); } if (maxMenuWidth > 0) { var ancestorElem = eval("document.all('menu"+menuNum+"')"); // add extra pixels for the border and submenu image (arrow bitmap) maxMenuWidth += (dirMenu[4] * 2) + 8; //if (maxMenuWidth > document.all('menu1').offsetLeft) // maxMenuWidth = document.all('menu1').offsetLeft; ancestorElem.style.width = maxMenuWidth+"px"; for (var j = 0; j < ancestorElem.children.length; j++) { var childElem = ancestorElem.children[j]; if ((childElem.children.length > 0) && (childElem.children[0].style.width)) childElem.children[0].style.width = maxMenuWidth+"px"; } } } menuNum++; } sis(); } Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98690
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 - Windows 2000 subordinate CA ---> 2003 I have a Windows 2000 subordinate CA in my domain that I want to upgrade to 2003. I would like to create a VMware virtual Windows 2003 virtual server and make it my CA because the physical hardware is old. Is this possible without upgrading the 2000 server to 2003? If it's not possible and I have to upgrade the exisiting server to 2003 along with certificate services, what steps do I take to make sure I have proper backups of my CA that are required if the upgrade does not go well for some reason? Any help would greatly be appreciated. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98674
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 - CertStoreOpen Function Hello to all friends! I am using an example program in MS Visual C++ taken from MSDN at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa382372(VS.85).aspx. I created a certificate using makecert -n "CN=Test" -sk Test -ss my Test.cer This created a store 'my' and a Test.cer file. i see 'Test.cer' there in ...\vc\bin folder. I could not find any store with the name 'my'. now when i executed the code below (complete program is at the above link), [CODE] ...... #define SIGNER_NAME L"Test" ...... #define CERT_STORE_NAME L"my" ...... if ( !( hCertStore = CertOpenStore( CERT_STORE_PROV_SYSTEM, 0, NULL, CERT_SYSTEM_STORE_CURRENT_USER, CERT_STORE_NAME))) { MyHandleError(TEXT("The MY store could not be opened.")); goto exit_SignMessage; } // Get a pointer to the signer's certificate. // This certificate must have access to the signer's private key. if(pSignerCert = CertFindCertificateInStore( hCertStore, MY_ENCODING_TYPE, 0, CERT_FIND_SUBJECT_STR, SIGNER_NAME, NULL)) { _tprintf(TEXT("The signer's certificate was found.\n")); } else { MyHandleError( TEXT("Signer certificate not found.")); goto exit_SignMessage; } [/CODE] it give error "Singer Certificate not found". Can any body help me how to solve this problem? The 'my' certificate store, is not visible. can I open the store in some editor etc to see the certificate? Or how to create a store then? regards, wilayat Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98672
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 - Detecting Admin Privileges Via Code Hi All, I'm not certain if this is the best place to post this, so please educate me if it's not. Bascially, I need to know the "correct"(?) method for how to detect if a the current user has administrative privileges via c or c++ code for some installation routines. I've been striking out so far finding this in MSDN or anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. TIA, John Bowman Thermo Fisher Scientific Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98668
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 - Failed to config. Forefront client security on sbs2003r2 Hi I tried to install Forefront client security to sbs server 2003 R2 but On configuring the management console wizard, I was forced to stop at the point below:- all other verification of wizard menu were passed except one item below failed :- 1. collection server component :- a) reporting server timeout adjustment - passed b) importing reports on the reporting server - passed c) reporting server adjustment (adjust reporting via web service) - failed (error) then I was forced to stop here and can not continue to the following :- 2. management server component :- a) update registry. can any one hlep to solve this problem ??? -- tsl Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98657
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 - POSSIBLE HACK...PLEASE, PLEASE HELP! Three days ago, I had RoadRunner (cable internet connection) hooked up. The tech turned off both my firewalls and DIDN'T tell me! (Shame on me for not checking) Just a few minutes ago, while I was surfing, all my programs opened up, one by one. Was my computer hacked and did someone get all my personal information?! I'm running my virus program right now. What else should I do? Please help. I'm a nervous wreck right now! Thanks, Annie Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98588
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 - Product Activation & re-installation I currently have a system with Windows XP operating system and Office 2007 installed. I will be updating to Vista soon and will carry out a full re-installation after a re-format of the HD. Are there any issues with the activation of my copy of Office 2007? Do I have to formally un-install it to allow the software to be re-activated? Guidance please. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98580
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 - Office 2007 authentication and re-installation I currently have a system with Windows XP operating system and Office 2007 installed. I will be updating to Vista soon and will carry out a full re-installation after a re-format of the HD. Are there any issues with the activation of my copy of Office 2007? Do I have to formally un-install it to allow the software to be re-activated? Guidance please. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98578
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 - Computer with Security from a company I got a computer from the goodwill and it has a password protected login. I tried putting admin and admin as the password but it didnt work. Can anyone tell me how to get pass the login so I can use the desk top? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98558
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 - avg 8.0 I'm trying to upgrade to AVG 8.0 from 7.5 but it keeps failing with an error Local machine: installation failed Installation: Error: Action failed for registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows: creating registry key.... Error 0x80070005 has anyone had this problem and what can I do about it. thanks, Bill Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98545
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 - Windows Explorer may expose FTP passwords in plaintext If you use Windows Explorer to open an FTP site that requires a password, Explorer may display the password in clear text in the future through the autocomplete feature in Explorer's Address bar. I've tried this on one XP SP3 machine and the password DOES appear, but on another XP SP3 machine only the username appears. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open Windows Explorer and if necessary enable the display of the Address bar 2. In the Address bar, enter the URI of an FTP server that does not permit anonymous access and on which you have an account, e.g. ftp://host.domain.com/myfolder 3. Windows Explorer will prompt you for a username and password, and then will display the folder contents 4. Close Windows Explorer, then open Windows Explorer again. 5. In the Address bar, type ftp: At this point autocomplete should kick in and display the URI with at least your username and maybe the password displayed in clear text, e.g. ftp://username:password@host.domain.com/somefolder The version with the username and password don't appear in the Address bar's MRU dropdown, but just in prompts popped up by autocomplete. The password does not seem to appear in plaintext in the Registry. As I said, have one machine that reliably shows the password, and another that doesn't. Does anyone else find that the password is displayed? (No need to discuss the insecurity of FTP itself--that's not the issue here. This is about the potential for exposing previously used passwords on the desktop) Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98534
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 - Forefront Managed Newsgroup Hi, I'm trying to find the above but couldn't find one. Could somebody help, cos I need to do some troubleshooting in there. Thanks. Rgds, Straw Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98528
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 - help-Security Update for SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2 (KB948109) when i try to install this upade i get error code - Error Code: 0x91B please help -- July Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98497
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 - Use of Kerberos unreliable, can I force it? Hi! I had to learn that it is easily possible for clients in our network to work without Kerberos (tickets). Mostly because they boot their computer without a network connection. Those users have no Kerberos tickets (of course) but they don=92t get Kerberos tickets even after connection to our network (bug or feature?). There are also some other scenarios in which Windows relinquishes Kerberos. The problem is that we have some web applications that require a Kerberos ticket. My question: How can I switch on Kerberos as soon as they connect to the network? Or how can I force Kerberos authentication in a web application (SharePoint). Integrated Windows Authentication means NTLM or Kerberos=85 Tips would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Best regards, Noel Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98476
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 - Utility to Summarize User File Access Is there a utility that can scan the eventviewer security log on a file server and present management summary reports of all files a specific user accessed in a given time period? Seeing which files were accessed read only and which ones were opened for write would be very helpful as well. -- Will Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98475
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 - SCEP implementation We have developed our Microsoft Server 2003 R2 PKI to issue certificates to Windows devices and to Cisco routers. The current configuration is a single Standalone Root CA which has been used to authenticate an Enterprise Subordinate CA and a Standalone Subordinate CA with SCEP. The Standalone root CA has then been taken off-line. Our Windows devices are issued certificates from the Enterprise Subordinate CA and our Cisco routers are issued certificates from the Standalone CA with SCEP. We have a backup site configured with Enterprise Subordinates and Standalone subordinates also. We are looking at consolidating this deployment by removing the standalone CA with SCEP and installing SCEP on our Enterprise Subordinate CA? This will result in all windows devices and Cisco devices being issued certificates from the one Enterprise subordinate CA. My question is: Are there any known problems, security, maintenance or operational issues with this approach? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98469
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 - Renew Subordinate CA certificate I have an Enterprise CA root server and a subordinate CA server in my domain (single domain). Both of these servers are running on Windows 2003 Enterprise edition. I was able to obtain a subordinate CA certificate when i originally set it up (this original sub CA certificate will expire on 2/2009). Now i would like to renew my subordinate CA's so the expiration date will be further out (e.g. to year 2012) so all client certificates issued by this subordinate CA will have a longer expiration date. According to this MS article, i should be able to renew it by right clicking on the sub CA server and select renew. http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/4fbf053c-c0ae-4fad-a29d-1d17f04cd5fc1033.mspx?mfr=true After the renewal request, the subordinate CA didn't get a renewed certificate. The root CA server on the other hand did show that the new certificate has been issued. But the subordinate server just didn't get it no matter how many times i restarted the server. I need help!! Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98463
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 - vista anti virus vista antivirus keeps popping up on screen wanting you to sign up and pay can not delete says access not permitted how do i get rid of Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98461
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 - MBSA safe against remote computers, no crashes? What are the risks of running MBSA against remote computers? I can't find enough details on how it works to feel 100% safe it won't reboot or blue screen any computer I scan. I normally do WMI queries against QFE, is that what MBSA does to check security fix levels? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98447
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 - 15401 - NT user or group not found Hi, I have just set up a domain controller and a separate database server, both running copies of 2K8 joined to the same domain. Whenever I attempt to add a domain user / group to the database server as a new login, I get the 15401 error stating that the NT user or group cannot be found. However, I can browse on the "Search..." link for the Domain account, I can ping my domain controller correctly, I have gone through all of these steps, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324321/en-us, there are no existing users by the same name. I am suspicious that it may not have anything to do with SQL itself, but I am neither a DB Admin or a Infrastructure Admin, so I am at a loss. Any ideas?? Thanks. Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98434
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 - spam problem Our isp called and said that one of our computers is sending out spam mail. What would be the best way to go about this in finding the rouge computer that's sending out spam. Thanks Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98430
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 - Administrator account and lockout policy I have account lockout policy applied to the domain. I created an account (not a default administrator account) which is member of domain admin, is there a way to have this admin account exempt from this lockout policy? Thanks! Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98428
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 - File/Folder permissions Hello, Is it possible to give access to view/change permissions (on files and folders)without giving access to open and read documents but while being able to traverse the entire folder structure? any help is appreciated. Thanks Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98423
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 - Folder permissions and take ownership Hi, I have a need to put an Active Directory group into the Administrators group on a number of machines for various reasons which cannot be stopped. The problem is there is an application on these machines that I do no want them to be able to access and the aaplication has no ability to request crednetials etc. It's just a dumb application. I considered using FOlder permissions to lock out the local administrator group from the folder. This stopped them from running the application until I when in as one of the users and simple took ownership of the folder and gave myself access. Then I tried adding a deny take ownership of the folder to the local admin group. Again it just allowed me to take ownership assuming becuase local admins can do that regardless of the deny rule I just created. Can anyone suggest how to stop them taking ownsership and from being able to run the application? Tag: Tapping into My Wireless Tag: 98414

I'm running XP Home SP3 with a Linksys wireless router. How can I monitor
the wireless connection, to know whether someone else may be trying to access
it without my knowledge?
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Re: Tapping into My Wireless by MowGreen

MowGreen
Tue Aug 05 15:25:59 CDT 2008

John wrote:

> I'm running XP Home SP3 with a Linksys wireless router. How can I monitor
> the wireless connection, to know whether someone else may be trying to access
> it without my knowledge?

Well, you could install a packet sniffer.

Instead of monitoring for the presence of 'unwanted' intruders, install
MyWiFiZone to keep them out. BTW, it's free for Home Use:
http://www.mywifizone.com/download1.asp

Haven't installed the latest Version so I can't step you through it's
installation, John.

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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