Chris,
Are you trying to implement a private/lan net send comm program? Could you be a little more specific?
fwiw most companies and isp's have already blocked netsend protocols at border routers to prohibit spammers from sending 'netsend' messages into there networks.
hth,
Rick
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also.. this is just an example.. many change would need to be made for it to work correctly in your setup.
surf google.com or login to cisco.com and read the doc's that come with your router... once you set it up ensure that you...
Well.. something like this should get you started..
regards,
~Rick
!
service timestamps debug uptime
service timestamps log uptime
service password-encryption
no service tcp-small-servers
no service udp-small-servers
!
hostname Cisco2511
!
enable password testing
username forest password...
looks like you are being assulted with the code red/nimda virus and that you don't have any access control list at your border router or ipsec inplace.
~Rick
It means your server is an open relay. Close the relay or shut it off. The Internet is saturated with way too much spam and "bad sites" and those hackers will find 'any' email server available to relay there trash through.
~Rick
Perry,
I've ran into this before.. I think it has to deal with the config file, tmp path, ram, etc. for foxpro. The users logging in via ts2 to use ts1 database, I believe, need to have there foxpro varibles within there loggin script. Try search the treads for config.fpw for examples...
Well it's quite simple. You've stated that your server has been 'done in' by hackers. << CLUE HERE. If your server has been compromised then, IMHO, you should completely wipe the hard drive(s), via fdisk, re-install your os and apply all patches.
My suggested 'fix' for your problem might be...
geeze.. I guess I'm the only one here on this thread that hasn't had any 'ANY' issues installing sp3. Since the installs our networks both lan and wan have significantly improved. Our log files have cleared up dramatically and mostly show information only. I administer many servers from Dell...
I'd set it up to use windows terminal server (optional install component with w2k).. it would give them functionality, even over dialup, and printing capabilities.. (could even have it run a program upon logon)
~Rick
>I have a small network for my Radiology department. It consists of 5 PC's that use static addresses of 192.168.0.x The PC's are networked to send images back and forth. There are no servers on the network, it is a peer to peer.
ok..
>The rest of my building has a win2k based domain and I...
Well if you have a w2k server then ensure that WINS is installed on the server. Then on all the locals ensure that they are all part of the same workgroup and that they are using wins resolution.
I feel it's worth mentioning that M$ WINS isn't really used much anymore unless you still have...
Ah.. did you ensure that the servers are 100T connected and not trying to chunk data past a 10T hub or something? Also if the 2nd server is accessing data on the 1st server.. then the check to ensure that you have enough ram and cpu on the '2nd' server..
there are many additional 'tweaks'...
>I want to run my web server (2K Server) from a user profile, for security reasons. It has been "done in" before by hackers, behind a router and a firewall.
This is a horrible idea. IIS already has accounts defined for this. Changing or altering it as a user profile will really...
This sometimes happens when one maps a drive to a share on the same computer. Also check here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q315244
~Rick
Need more specific's... how are they connected to the internet? xDSL? T1? ... check all the obvious... if you have a cable or xDSL modem.. reboot it. Last weekends sqlSlammer worm slapped 5 of 13 major DNS servers.. which may may/not have affected your isp/service.
~Rick
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Why even waste your time with trying to 'hack' up an internet connection via ics? For the amount of $$ you shelled out for M$ w2k swiss cheese server you could have purchased a linksys router and switch/hub. Many smaller companies employ this very sucessfully.
A simple approach would be to...
Dim MyBody
Dim MyCDONTSMail
Set MyCDONTSMail = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
MyCDONTSMail.From= "somebody@nowhere.com"
MyCDONTSMail.To= "nobody@nowhere.com"
MyCDONTSMail.Subject="This is a Test"
MyBody = "Thank you for...
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