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Assuming that you want to find the file called phishing.html and that you want to exclude the directory /var/spool/mail find / -name phishing.html > results.txt sed -i '/\/var\/spool\/mail/d' results.txt mail -s "Phishing Check" youremail@yourco.com < results.txt That should do it. You can add...

Have you checked to make sure you don't have a proxy server set or set incorrectly? Also, try clearing out all your temporary internet files, history and DNS cache (ipconfig /flushdns). Try connecting to google.com using telnet on port 80 (telnet www.google.com 80). Just type something in and...

This will all depend on the VPN setup at your work. For most PPTP setups I have seen, you do not need a static IP. However, it is very easy to set this restriction in most PPTP servers. You should check with who ever set up the VPN server in the first place. What sort of hardware is running...

Try running the following command on one of the windows clients: NETSH INTERFACE IP RESET This will reset the IP stack for windows. This should at least point you in the right direction - if they work after this, it is definately an issue at the client end.

Sounds like a codec issue. Check what codecs you have allowed for your provider and for you extensions. I usually test with ulaw or alaw if the provider supports it. Seems to be pretty common and stable.

LogMeIn might be another option for you then. They have a free version that you can trial. The software constantly runs and registers back to their servers. As it is initiated by an outbound request at first, you should have no firewall issues.

Pretty sure the service is listed as Terminal Services and can't be stopped/started via the services snap ip. You have to reboot the box to "restart" the service. How long had it been working for? How old is the install of Server 2003? On install, did you install this server as a Terminal...

One way audio is usually one of two things: 1. Firewall issue. Make sure that the RTP ports are configured to be forward and allowed in both directions at either end. Usually 10000-20000 UDP. 2. The SIP server is not configured for NAT. For example, is you are using Asterisk as your SIP server...

Perhaps run netstat -an on the remote 2K3 server and check to see if there is a listening entry for 0.0.0.0:3389... Or attempt to open a telnet session on port 3389 to the remote server. If RDP is working properly, the cursor should just blink at you until you start typing anything.

Hi everyone, We are having some issues with users receiving emails from fake internal email addresses, from external servers. What I want to do is stop external servers from being able to send to internal users, when they attempt to use an email address that is not a valid recipient or alias...

You may also want to look into client initiaed VNC sessions. Basically, start a listening server at your end and then your field users start a new session to your external IP. Has worked pretty well for me in the past using RealVNC. DT

Finally found it. I added MultiViews to the default Options line in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf. Found the info here: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_negotiation.html. DT

Howdy all, Recently upgraded from Apache 1.3 to Apache 2. All bar one vhost is working. And technically it is working... Basically, under Apache 1.3, the following link would work fine: https://daylog/list?order=anomaly.aenddate%20asc&from=0 Its missing its file extension of .php. Now, only...