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Subnetting TableUse this table to help you calculate Subnet Masks, available hosts per subnet or number of subnets per class. The… -
Enable Telnet on Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2003 has the Telnet disabled by default (and so good that it does!) To have the Telnet service…
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Quickly Find Local Open PortsLooking for a quick and relatively easy way to find local open ports? Read on as we walk you through…
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Trojan Ports ListCommonly referred to as remote access Trojans or R.A.T.s. It is a program that gives a hacker or cracker more…
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GFI Network Server Monitor 7GFI Network Server Monitor 7 New GFI Network Server Monitor 7 enables enhanced complex monitoring tasks for small, medium and…
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Quickly Find Local Open Ports – GUIYou can also find the ports that are open on your computer by use of GUI tools. Here is a…
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UNIX Connectivity from Windows: Telnet, FTP, rsh, rcp, rexec and puttyAs much as each software vendor would like it to be so, most IT environments are not homogenous. Most shops…
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Hide a Server from the Microsoft Computer Browser ServiceYou can configure a computer so that it does not send announcements to browsers on the domain. If you do…
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Quickly Find MX RecordsHow can I quickly find MX Records for SMTP domains? MX is an acronym for Mail eXchange. MX is defined…
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Use RDP Client to Connect to a Different PortWhen working with Terminal Server or RDP and trying to connect using RDP to different port,you have the choice to change…
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Install IIS on Windows XPTo install IIS 5.1 on Windows XP Pro follow these steps: On the Start menu, click Control Panel. Double-click Add…
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Quickly Find Remote Open PortsIf you want to see all the used and listening ports on a remote computer use the PORTQRY.EXE command, which…
