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Thought about that, but the problem is that there are several sales folks in the field using Outlook, etc who rely on connecting into that server as well (and the webmail is atrocious, might as well not even be one). I know this is a far from ideal situation, just workin with what I got at the...

Ok, gonna try to keep this is short as possible.. Got a mail server at a co-lo site getting throttled with spam so Postini was employed. Postini was effective, but not as effective as it could be without locking down smtp to their IP range. That can be achieved - no problem. The problem is...

I hear ya, but for the interim, what do you think about the idea of leaving imail listening on 25 (for postini), but coming up with a random port to configure on the clients and have the pix forward it on the inside to 25?

Thanks for the reply -- I do understand that it's not a must. Unfortunately, I think this is one of those situations where it really does need to be locked down. This company is inundated with spam -- and Postini, in its current state, is helping, but way too much still getting by because of...

So, I'm helping out a buddy whose company recently signed up for the postini spam filtering service. Here's the twist, they run an offsite/co-lo (archaic) POP3 email server (imail 6). So here's the deal. Postini tells me for the service to be effective, I need to lock down port 25 for only the...

Nevermind, figured it out.. For those of you who run into the same thing, it was stupid SElinux. I disabled it for smb and bam, all files show up now.

I've configured smb.conf to allow a user / client machine to connect, and I'm seeing all folders, sub-folders, etc. but they're all empty. The folder/file permissions on the folder are 776 (tried 777 also w/ no success).. I've read that this could be a hidden file issue, but to my knowledge...

Yeah, the only prob there is that I need to leave the 2 most current weeks of files and not delete everything in those directories, so I really couldn't just run generic "delete all" type of command.. I think I have found a workaround though.. Winrar supports list files, and the files I'm...

Thanks for the suggestions.. I don't necessarily have to use winrar.. Any of you use any folder archiving software that's either free or avail for purchase? I wish windows had a freakin folder archiving utility built in..

I need to use winrar to archive a heavily trafficked directory containing several gigs of data, that needs to be purged periodically.. I set this up by using the following command.. winrar a -v4294967 -ep2 -r -tb2007-02-15 -df "c:\test.rar" "C:\test\*.*" It works great, but here's the...

Well, it's an app server that I'm monitoring, and when someone hits if from the web, the app server sends a request to a DB through a private address also at the co-lo.. It's not a large transaction at all though, so I think the results I'm seeing in MRTG are actually quite accurate. They're...

I've recently been tasked to find a way to prove that one of our new clients is eating up a bunch of bandwidth at our co-lo site.. Before we added them (and their dedicated server), we were at roughly 5 mb average, and now we've jumped to around 8.. The guy at the co-lo site said that I could...

Thanks for the tips guys.. GOAOZ nailed it.. I just happened to have an old POS video card laying around. I slapped it in and presto! problem solved.. I thought for sure it was just the motherboard being a pain in the ass, but it was the vid card. Thanks again. p.s. I did consider a UPS for...

So, I set up an old celeron 300 to be my dedicated VOIP server in the house.. It's an old abit bx-6 motherboard. The system runs asterisk fine, but here's what's driving me up the wall. If I get a power outage, or just need to reboot the machine, I have to haul a monitor in the room and hook...

Cool, thanks for the tips. This worked but I had to also reverse and do two access lists for it to show traffic both ways like this.. access-list traffic-capture line 1 permitip host 10.0.0.2 host 192.168.9.2 access-list traffic-capture line 2 permitip host 192.168.9.2 host 10.0.0.2 Thanks again

Ok, that makes sense except what's the "line 1" do in the access list example?

I'm wondering how I can have the Pix capture traffic from only one incoming IP. I'm currently using this command: capture captest buffer 2045952 interface dmz This captures all of the traffic on the DMZ to a 2 meg file. The problem is there is so much traffic on the dmz that the 2 meg...

I've read a few threads about this, but unfortunately none with an actual answer. I need a group of users to be able to modify/create/append files in a folder but NOT to create new folders. Unfortunately, for some wonderful reason, MS has decided to have "create folders / append data" on the...

dammit, nevermind.. I had to click on edit first, then I could right click and get properties on the gpo.. sorry, but thanx anyways

I've been reading some other posts that explain how to exclude a user/group from a group policy. They say to go to the "properties" for the GPO and add a deny to the security. I'm using the gpmc.msc snapin, and when I go to right click on my policy from the tree, there is no "properties"...