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I have 2 redhat 6.1 machines and was running nfs on one to use as a file server. I rebooted my client machine and now can't reconnect to the NFS share. Portmapper, mountd, and nfsd are all running. NFS however is only running udp and not tcp. When I try to connect to my nfs share I get a...

I was using samba client to copy lots of files and it asked me if i wanted to get every file. recurse is set to on so I could do directories, but is there any way to have it get every file and not ask me if I waant to get them?<br> <br> Thanks<br> JL

Here is a url for a crossover cable to do 100mbs full duplex:<br> <br> http://hw.cz/docs/hwb/ca_Ethernet100BaseT4Crossover.html<br>

I am trying to get samba to work on our NT network with domain/server authorization. I have samba running and I can connect to myself but no windows machines can connect to any of the user-specific shares. I enabled encrypt-passwords but that didn't fix the problem. Any suggestions?

You can remove the ability to boot into safe mode or to a DOS prompt by editing the msdos.sys in the root directory. Set the BootKeys=no. You can also change the boot order in the BIOS to C only and password protect them to prevent booting to a DOS boot disk. Poledit is a utility that comes...

I found the Win2k challenge kind of funny. An out of the box linux distro running on a fraction of the computer Micro$oft had only was rebooted once. This box was maintained by one (i think) person versus a whole team M$ must have had trying to keep their server up. And I don't know how many...

Has anyone ever heard of a false telent server that you can run in the place of the telnetd? I was thinking of one that would give you a login prompt, type a login id and password, then say the password was incorrect and take you back to the login prompt. I need to discourage someone from...

I found not being able to telnet as root at first an inconvionce. After thinking about it for a while I decided that I liked having the extra login/password combination for someone to gain full access to the system. You can telnet as another user and then use the su command to gain...

I was looking at installing vmware for linux on SuSE 6.0 to see how it worked. The guest OSes I'd probably use would be Win98 and mabey Redhat6.0. Does anyone have any experience with using this or tips that might help? Vmware's website is www.vmware.com. <br> Thanks<br>