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I would download SystemRescueCD and do a AV scan. After that I would use one of the data recovery tools in SystemRescueCD.

Convert the VBA application into Visual Basic.net. I would use Microsoft's free visual studio express. LINK: http://www.microsoft.com/express/Windows/

You might also want to check this link out. http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=55292

maclmu, There are several languages that you could use to create a file upload script, but I would just Google “file upload script”. My preferred language is PHP because of it's power and versatility.

maclmu, All you need to do is put your upload page/script in the directory you are using for https.

What type of VPN? Is the vpn on a different subnet? If so you would need to have your routing table setup correctly.

Have you looked at virtual users? here is a good site for how-to http://www.howtoforge.com/vsftpd_mysql_debian_etch

tfg13, I also segment my wireless from the rest of my network using my Linux router and firewall. My web server has about 100 hacking attempts a day and it has been up for about five years. None of them have made it through, I use multiple layers of security and IDS. You can crack WPA if they...

On my home wireless network I use WPA, Mac Address filtering, and I do not broadcast my ssid. With those three things in place a hacker will most likely choose an easier target. Just by not broadcasting my ssid makes it a lot safer, it stops just anyone from being able to find my network.

I use Spam Assassin mail filter(Open Source). It does a very good job, for example today I received roughly 100 spam emails and only 4 made it to my inbox. http://spamassassin.apache.org/

You could also have people on your network listen to streaming audio or watch streaming video. Both of those activities induce latency. As for making it like the real world conditions you could have the number of users vary to simulate peak and low load conditions.

Some relevant questions would be. Is your "ADSL Modem" just a modem or is it a router/firewall also. It sounds like it is a Modem, router and a firewall. If this is true and you can configure it's settings. You can secure your internet pretty good. As for the network performance if you want to...

What OS? Protocol/Port?

It sounds like your modem maybe setup for automatic logoff after a time out period and when you click on a link after being at a website for awhile your modem has to sign on again. Just a thought.

This site is the only one that I have found that the menus have worked on every version of IE/FF that I use. http://www.grc.com/menu2/invitro.htm

Here is a script I use. you only need to add a table to your firewall. #!/bin/bash # bad login lines ssh_line=/tmp/ssh_line touch $ssh_line # all ip addresses, duplicated after each script execution all_ip=/tmp/blacklist touch $all_ip # intermediary merge (old + new ips) file...

I have heard good things about Truck MMCache and it has a web based front end available called PHPCoder. Truck MMCache- http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net/index_old.html#req PHPCoder- http://phpcoder.sourceforge.net/

What OS? On Linux you can have virtual adapters each one with a separate ip address. ex: eth0:1, eth0:2, etc...

I use Openvpn and it has been reliable and easy to administer. It is flexible and with a little configuration all of your remote users can be on same subnet.

You might want to try sadms. http://sadms.sourceforge.net/ It has solved some of my integration issues before.