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Okay, so I have multiple 3750's and would like to "stack" them for the purpose of redundancy. Any suggestions on how to connect the stackwise cables? :confused:

The Title pretty much says it all but I would like to know how do I place Classified Ads on the website and are they free? Thanks

The Title pretty much says it all but I would like to know how do I place Classified Ads on the website and are they free? Thanks

Main reason for Serato Scratch Live going into a (not responding) state is it can't find the music library/database. Normally this is because we have our large amount of music and video's on external drives. So first make sure if you are using an external drive that you are not relying on bus power only (if it has the ability to add a power supply, plug it in). You can also try this: 1. Completely quit SSL. 2. Click on the 'Start' menu in the lower left corner of your desktop (XP). 3. Click on your 'My Music' folder (XP) or 'Music' folder (Vista). 4. Open the ScratchLIVE folder. 5. Rename the databaseV2 file to something like "corruptdatabaseV2". Now open your external drive (if your using one). 6. Open up the _ScratchLIVE_ folder. 7. Rename the databaseV2 file in there as well. Now re-open SSL. If done correctly, you should see your tags getting re-written at the bottom of the screen.

I found this article to be a pretty good one showing how the Microsoft Copy of the Mac commercial "I'm a Mac" failed miserably Microsoft’s ?I’m a PC? Millions Actually Promoting the Mac — RoughlyDrafted Magazine

I found this article to be a pretty good one showing how the Microsoft Copy of the Mac commercial "I'm a Mac" failed miserably Microsoft’s ?I’m a PC? Millions Actually Promoting the Mac — RoughlyDrafted Magazine

You can also use nmap One of the regular tasks you'll be performing with Nmap is verifying that your firewall rules are performing as intended. To do so, run a scan to look for ports that appear open to the outside world and check whether they are filtered or not. A simple firewall audit scan would be something similar to: nmap -v -sA -ff -r -n www.mywiseguys.net -oA firewallaudit One of the best ways to understand how your firewall handles uninvited traffic is to verify that its filters and rules are working as you anticipated. For example, one mistake many administrators make when creating rules for allowing traffic through their firewall is to trust traffic based simply on its source port number, such as DNS replies from port 53 or FTP from port 20. To test whether your firewall allows all traffic through on a particular port you can use most of Nmap's TCP scans, including the SYN scan, with the spoof source port number option (--source-port or abbreviated just to –g). Simply provide a port number, and Nmap will send packets from that port where possible. For example, the following command will run a FIN scan using a spoofed source port number of 25 (SMTP) saving the output to file firewallreport.txt. nmap -sF -g 25 -oN firewallreport.txt www.mywiseguys.net When auditing your firewall, I recommend that you scan ports in numerical order (option -r) to make it easier to follow the traffic flow when analyzing the Nmap output files. However, when testing the effectiveness of firewalls and intrusion detection systems, use the default, which is a randomized port order, in addition to randomizing the order in which hosts are scanned by using the randomize-hosts option, which can be abbreviated to –rH. This, combined with slow timing options, which we will look at next week, will make any network monitoring devices you have work hard to detect the scan. An example command to test your network defences could be: nmap -sS --scan-delay 500 -f -rH firewallreport.txt www.mywiseguys.net

You can also use nmap One of the regular tasks you'll be performing with Nmap is verifying that your firewall rules are performing as intended. To do so, run a scan to look for ports that appear open to the outside world and check whether they are filtered or not. A simple firewall audit scan would be something similar to: nmap -v -sA -ff -r -n www.mywiseguys.net -oA firewallaudit One of the best ways to understand how your firewall handles uninvited traffic is to verify that its filters and rules are working as you anticipated. For example, one mistake many administrators make when creating rules for allowing traffic through their firewall is to trust traffic based simply on its source port number, such as DNS replies from port 53 or FTP from port 20. To test whether your firewall allows all traffic through on a particular port you can use most of Nmap's TCP scans, including the SYN scan, with the spoof source port number option (--source-port or abbreviated just to –g). Simply provide a port number, and Nmap will send packets from that port where possible. For example, the following command will run a FIN scan using a spoofed source port number of 25 (SMTP) saving the output to file firewallreport.txt. nmap -sF -g 25 -oN firewallreport.txt www.mywiseguys.net When auditing your firewall, I recommend that you scan ports in numerical order (option -r) to make it easier to follow the traffic flow when analyzing the Nmap output files. However, when testing the effectiveness of firewalls and intrusion detection systems, use the default, which is a randomized port order, in addition to randomizing the order in which hosts are scanned by using the randomize-hosts option, which can be abbreviated to –rH. This, combined with slow timing options, which we will look at next week, will make any network monitoring devices you have work hard to detect the scan. An example command to test your network defences could be: nmap -sS --scan-delay 500 -f -rH firewallreport.txt www.mywiseguys.net

I have a task of locating a server based off of URL So what my thought process is would be to first find the IP address ping url.com Then if it is a Windows server, try and utilize nbtstat -A ip.address or nbtstat -a computername Tried tracert url.com then connected to last hop/switch sh arp | incl ip.address sh mac-address-table address mac.address (may want to lookup mac address for vendor) if it shows up on a trunk or multiple ports, see if its going to another switch sh cdp nei (look for the port that the sh mac-address-table address result included) Also tried nslookup ip.address Also downloaded nmap and tried os detection but it couldn't identify the mac address nmap -sVC -O -T4 url.com Anyone have any other idea's for looking up information for a server in an intranet (internal LAN)

I have a task of locating a server based off of URL So what my thought process is would be to first find the IP address ping url.com Then if it is a Windows server, try and utilize nbtstat -A ip.address or nbtstat -a computername Tried tracert url.com then connected to last hop/switch sh arp | incl ip.address sh mac-address-table address mac.address (may want to lookup mac address for vendor) if it shows up on a trunk or multiple ports, see if its going to another switch sh cdp nei (look for the port that the sh mac-address-table address result included) Also tried nslookup ip.address Also downloaded nmap and tried os detection but it couldn't identify the mac address nmap -sVC -O -T4 url.com Anyone have any other idea's for looking up information for a server in an intranet (internal LAN)

Update your module to version 1.0.14 and it will correct the problem

Update your module to version 1.0.14 and it will correct the problem

Experiencing this error ourselves we opened a trouble ticket with Azrul ([email protected]) and they sent us a file to put in our libraries folder which created a new error. Upon notifying Azrul they logged into the site and corrected the problem but I couldn't tell you exactly what they did. Something to note.. I was told that you are allowed free upgrades in the first 12 months of purchase of Jom Comment.

Experiencing this error ourselves we opened a trouble ticket with Azrul ([email protected]) and they sent us a file to put in our libraries folder which created a new error. Upon notifying Azrul they logged into the site and corrected the problem but I couldn't tell you exactly what they did. Something to note.. I was told that you are allowed free upgrades in the first 12 months of purchase of Jom Comment.

Not familar with that error... I am receiving this error when trying to install it Site error: the file /home/BLAH/public_html/SITENAME/administrator/components/com_sef/admin.sef.php requires the ionCube PHP Loader ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so to be installed by the site administrator.[/code]

Not familar with that error... I am receiving this error when trying to install it Site error: the file /home/BLAH/public_html/SITENAME/administrator/components/com_sef/admin.sef.php requires the ionCube PHP Loader ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so to be installed by the site administrator.[/code]

When logged into the backend of your website with Administrator, go to Site - Global Configuration - Server and under Server Settings... change Error Reporting to None and click Save and try again.

When logged into the backend of your website with Administrator, go to Site - Global Configuration - Server and under Server Settings... change Error Reporting to None and click Save and try again.

Have you tried to uninstall the ARIQuiz component and then attempt a SQL import? It appears there is a conflict because the tables already exist. Once you get the tables imported, go ahead and install ARIQuiz. Give that a try and see what happens.

Have you tried to uninstall the ARIQuiz component and then attempt a SQL import? It appears there is a conflict because the tables already exist. Once you get the tables imported, go ahead and install ARIQuiz. Give that a try and see what happens.

You don't have to worry about Fireboard anymore because they changed there name to Kunena. Of course you are probably wondering what changes, nothing really but the name. It's fireboard through and through. In fact the database tables are the same. I am personally very happy I was able to get the robust and powerful vBulletin up as my Joomla forum.

You don't have to worry about Fireboard anymore because they changed there name to Kunena. Of course you are probably wondering what changes, nothing really but the name. It's fireboard through and through. In fact the database tables are the same. I am personally very happy I was able to get the robust and powerful vBulletin up as my Joomla forum.

What CD's are you using? I found I had issues with Memorex CD's and DVD's but that was mostly when trying to burn DVD's but not sure if a similar issue exists when burning CD's.

What CD's are you using? I found I had issues with Memorex CD's and DVD's but that was mostly when trying to burn DVD's but not sure if a similar issue exists when burning CD's.

In CatOS switches you can run: sh mac Which will show you the amount of traffic xmit and rcvd on each port since it was cleared. The dates of when they were cleared show up at the end of that command. I typically copy all the ports and paste into a text file and then open that text file in Excel with Fixed and then sort to find out how many active ports on the CatOS switch. In IOS you could do a show ip int brief which will show you current used ports but will not show you anyone who has shut there computers down. The best thing to do is to utilize the expensive Ciscoworks tool that will track the SNMP traps of ports going up/down and display the last time a port was being used.