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it sure is a must have for all the sys admins a major part of the NTRK is command like tools for almost all the services and gui programs, though its packed with some nice gui utilities which you wont find in the normal NT installation.

delete and add both of the win98SE workstations from the server.

create an Access Control List and deny ip addresses of hosts that you do not want the users to see.

i would assume that you have three different subnets for all three NICs. e.g. NIC1 = 192.168.1.0 (which is connected to the internet) NIC2 = 192.168.2.0 (which is connected to the hub) NIC3 = 192.168.3.0 (the 100Mbps card) all you have to do is enable NAT and DNS forwarding on NIC1, enable...

for file and folder lever permissions to take effect, you must have the partition NTFS formatted. check to see if you have the users added in some group other then users. also, use administrator account to create or set permission on this folder.

active directory itself is not a security hazard to the DMZ, but the default installation of Exchange 2000 web interface can expose your DMZ to intruder attacks. vulnerabilities like unicode are very popular among attackers to compromise the target host. you should apply the security patches...

for *nix systems try tripwire and for windows based PCs, go for winfingerprint. additionally you can run a sniffer on your machines and see which computer is attempting to connect the shares (note that the virus tries to connect to some suspicious shares like NTLDM, NTVDM etc). you will get...