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1. Create a certificate request via the Internet Services Manager under ‘Directory Security->Secure Communication->Server Certificate’. This is found under the property tab for the webserver you want to secure. Follow the wizard to create a certificate request and fill up … Read More »
start/stop exchange net start MSExchangeSA net start MSExchangeDS net start MSExchangeIS net start MSExchangeES net start MSExchangeMTA net start MSExchangeIMC net start MSPOP3Connector net stop MSPOP3Connector net stop MSExchangeIMC net stop MSExchangeMTA net stop MSExchangeES net stop MSExchangeIS net stop … Read More »
A. Start the SQL Server Enterprise Manager application (go to Start, Programs, Microsoft SQL Server, and click Enterprise Manager), right-click the SQL server name, select Properties, then select the General tab to view the product version number. You can also … Read More »
by Chris McNab, author of Network Security Assessment 03/25/2004 I run a lot of penetration testing exercises against client networks and systems. A lot of the time, testing is relatively straightforward, as the network administrator is not filtering ICMP traffic, … Read More »
You can perform backup operations from the command prompt or from a batch file by using the ntbackup command followed by various parameters.
from this link: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/SupportCD/XPMyths.html http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307091 http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/42944/42944.html Myth – “Limited User Accounts are a Realistic Security Solution.” Reality – “On a nonmanaged XP machine today, it isn’t realistic to run without Administrator privileges. Unlike UNIX and UNIX-like systems such as Linux … Read More »
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