Software based WIN Simulation
NISTnet will do what you want on Linxu. http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/nistnet/

View Answer   |  August 30, 2006  9:50 AM
Availability, Bandwidth, Benchmarking, Cabling, Cisco, Data analysis, Desktops, Development, Fault isolation, Foundry, Hardware, Hubs, Linux, Management, Microsoft Windows, Network applications management, Network management software, Network monitoring, Network testing, Networking, Nortel, Oracle, OS, Performance management, Protocol analysis, Remote management, Routers, SAP, Security, Servers, Software testing, SQL Server, Switches

Scientific Linux CERN 4.3 Kernel download and GRU Boot
I would suggest that if you are not very familiar with Linux that your first install should be done using a distro that is more user friendly, such as Fedora: ftp://zeniiia.linux.org.uk/pub/distributions/fedora/linux/core/5/i386//iso/

View Answer   |  August 16, 2006  4:08 PM
DataCenter, Enterprise Desktop, Linux, Systems management software

Fetchmail Service Stopped running
rpm -e fetchmail install it again. I hope it helps

View Answer   |  July 23, 2006  2:13 PM
Enterprise Desktop, Exchange, Linux

Change Telnet port in Linux (Debian)
I don’t understand why you want to change the port. There is no issue with using SSH to port forward to telnet port. In your client simply say that you want to forward the local port X to port 23 on the Linux server. Then tell your app to connect to port X on localhost. [...]

View Answer   |  July 17, 2006  11:31 AM
Firewalls, Forensics, Incident response, Intrusion management, Linux, Network protocols, Network security, Networking, TCP, VPN, Wireless

Career path in IT
I think that the answer to your question depends on the size of the organization you work for. My first job was working for a larger entitiy supporting over 1800 users. At this location I was only dedicated towards supporting microsoft servers. In my new position I support about 150 people, but I cover IBM [...]

View Answer   |  July 7, 2006  8:04 AM
Career development, CCNA, Certifications, Linux, Networking, Security, Training

is there a limit to the file size used in an ACL under squid?
There is no size limit in Squid in how lists it can accept in it’s dst or dstdomain ACLs.

View Answer   |  June 7, 2006  7:36 PM
Linux

Network Resource Allocation cum Planning cum Technical Problem
Hi there, There are some solutions for your network diagram about the infrastructure and security as well as capable conectivities. The lowest cost of investment and meet you requirement is to: 1. At the branch office you should subcribe ADSL connecting HQ through VPN deployment over internet. 2. Configure Router at branch offices for your [...]

View Answer   |  May 16, 2006  1:04 AM
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preferred certification course in linux to get into professional job
A hunter must know his prey before he can aim his arrow. You should first decide on what position you want. Then research job ads for that position and see what certifications are required.

View Answer   |  May 15, 2006  6:40 AM
Career development, Certifications, Linux certifications, Training

Mandrake – Out of Sync
try googling “Mandrake Out of sync”. I did. I might have to do with the Mandrake mirrors being goofed up. Just a guess

View Answer   |  May 5, 2006  1:08 AM
Linux

Systemmanagment Tool on Linux
Best way you go for Belarc or Login softwares. Thnks.

View Answer   |  April 24, 2006  1:57 AM
Linux

certification help
Hello, That’s a rather tough question to answer. Cisco, Microsoft and Redhat certifications all are well recognized in the IT job market and will certainly help your career should you obtain them. Question is how much time and money do you have to invest in certification and ultimatley where would you like to eventually end [...]

View Answer   |  April 13, 2006  9:18 AM
Desktops, Linux, Management, Microsoft Windows, Networking, OS, Security, Servers, SQL Server, Wireless

Linux – Check disk status
fsck -A will check all filesystems in the /etc/fstab file. Check the manpage for your Linux brand. Don

View Answer   |  April 19, 2013  6:10 PM
Linux

advice for setting up cluster domino servers
You are welcome to call me: http://www.advbuscomputing.com/Contact LeRoy

View Answer   |  April 5, 2006  7:08 PM
Enterprise Desktop, Linux, Lotus Domino, Platform Issues

SuSE Enterprise 8.2 YOU (YaST Online Update) error/issue
I know you are not going to want to hear this but you are working with a very old version of SUSE. You might want to download the latest version and upgrade your system. While I like SUSE and have used it for years you might also want to try Fedora instead. Just a thought.

View Answer   |  March 23, 2006  8:59 AM
Career development, configuration, Enterprise Desktop, Linux, Networking, patching, PEN testing, Platform Security, Storage, Training, vulnerability management

Mainframe to SAP
SAP ABAP is in high demand. SAP as such is very good integrated ERP system. Highly sofistcated for business application. It takes good care of transactions in business. But repporting requirements are not so adequte. Therefore there is high demand for ABAP prohrammer. It has many concepts from COBOL, C and latest debugging tools. You [...]

View Answer   |  March 20, 2006  8:18 AM
390, ABAP, Application development, AS/400, AS/400 careers, Backup & recovery, Basis, Billing and customer care, Billing Support Systems, Career development, Certifications, CLP, CO, Database, DB2, DB2 Universal Database, Development, ED, Email, Enterprise Desktop, FI, Financials, IBM Marketing Sound Off, Industry solutions, IS-B, IS-H, IS-Ill, IS-P, IS-Retail, IS-T, Linux, Mainframe, MySAP, MySQL, NetWeaver, Oracle, PC/Windows Connectivity, RIVA, RPG, RPGLE, SAP, SAP APO, SAP careers, SEM, TR, Training, Upgrades / implementations, Windows, zSeries

red hat
RedHat 9 is kinda old…. If you are looking for a “free” OS in place of W2K3, look at Fedora Core. It is the new RedHat “free” version. You can use it for anything that Winders will do – File server, firewall, proxy, email, database, etc. And, unlike Winders, it’s all in there. Download all [...]

View Answer   |  March 9, 2006  7:33 AM
Linux

Domino Installation in Linux
HI Did you log in as the notes user you used during installation script. You did login as root and run the install I am sure. Also did you run /opt/lotus/bin/checkos to make sure you have all the pre-regs

View Answer   |  February 22, 2006  10:15 AM
Enterprise Desktop, Linux, Lotus Domino, MySQL, Platform Issues

Data from UNIX Server to Windows NAS
Is Samba installed on the UNIX server? that would probably be the easiest way to move your data. Set up Samba, create a share that points to where the data is located, and mount it from your Windows server. HTH, Shawn

View Answer   |  February 21, 2006  10:30 AM
NAS, NFS, Server migration, Unix, Unix Servers, Windows Server 2003

Postfix and DNS
I did some lookups on your hingedmind.com. Is shows your reverse DNS pointing to an IP provided by charter.com. If you haven’t already, I’d check with charter to ensure tthey are not blocking port 25 for your outgoing mail. Your MX record looks to be OK, so I’m not sure why you are having a [...]

View Answer   |  December 30, 2005  12:07 AM
Availability, Bind, DHCP, DNS, Enterprise Desktop, Linux, Network applications management, Network management software, Network protocols, Networking, Networking services, Protocol analysis, TCP

Remote Syslog with MySQL and PHP
Dear Eduado, You could always try the process described at: http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/117384/49/ which appears to walk you through exactly what you need to do. Iain

View Answer   |  December 20, 2005  6:27 PM
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