Heya --
Quoth Walt:
> I'm the new, proud owner of an unusual little beast: a sco unix box.
> Unfortunately, I have no information about the previous logins. (I
> bought this at a bankruptcy sale for $100). My question is what is
> the sco unix equiv of 'linux single' so I can get into this thing
Heya --
Quoth James:
> How can I check if the portfw stuff was compiled into the kernel I am
> running?
/proc/net/ip_fwchains should exist on your system if you've got
ipchains compiled into your kernel. To check for portfw, run "ls
/proc/sys/net/ipv4" -- you should get a listing for files
Heya --
> I need help with this... I recently was assigned a static IP by my
> cable modem ISP. However, shortly thereafter I was no longer able to
> ping a very few internet addresses that are on their network. i.e.
> other IPs on the 24.137.x.x network. [snip] I don't even know wha
> info is ne
Heya --
I accidentally killed the original message, but someone had made
the point that /etc/services just dictates what port a given service is
listening on, and that disabling that port binding hasn't a thing to do
with whether the service is running at the time. That's inetd.
Absolutely
Heya --
> Today the server was reported to have made a SYN attack against some
> network at a college. A few days ago a man emailed me complaining
> that the server was probing port 53 on his computer. The box has 1
> static IP and isn't a gateway, so no other computers are permitted to
> us
Heya --
> I am interested to do CCNA.
Okay, for that my recommendation would be to first learn TCP/IP.
Router stuff makes a lot more sense if you understand how the
underlying protocols work. If you've already got that under your belt,
look at the Sybex-published Todd Lammle-authored CCNA
Heya --
> Recently i've gotten a few complaints about probes/scans from one of
> my computers (a Cobalt Linux server.) I've looked at my logs and i
> can see no one was logged into it at the time that the scans were
> reported. Does that mean someone is spoofing me?
Possibly . . . but t
Heya --
--- "Umashankar, Bala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am interesred to learn Networking. Can any one suggest from where
> can I get a good training? Any one who is already trained and
working
> in this field or is learning the networking course , please give your
> suggestions.
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