ACLs
Would you please reply and post some examples of your ACLs? Without seeing specifically what you’re doing, we (collectively) can only offer guesses based on our own experiences, not yours. Bob

View Answer   |  June 10, 2008  3:29 PM
Access Control List, ACL

Standalone Auditing software, SPA/SIAA complient, Windows & Mac?
Two applications leap to mind: nmap (port scanner) and Nessus (vulnerability scanner). Nessus has vulnerability tests for just about everything out there. Read more at nessus.org. The only thing is that the scanning engine itself runs in a Unix/Linux environment. But at a university, that should be no problem. For a really good list of [...]

View Answer   |  June 10, 2008  3:02 PM
Auditing (compliance), Mac, PC, SIIA, Software, SPA

The target account name is incorrect
Sounds like a permissions issue, just as the error says. Can you provide a few more details please?

View Answer   |  June 10, 2008  1:35 PM
Logon failure, User Permissions

Configuring a SQL Server installation to accept only SQL Server authentication
There is no way to configure the server to not accept Windows Authenticaion. You should consider using Windows Authentication as it is more secure than SQL Server authentication.

View Answer   |  June 9, 2008  10:37 PM
SQL Server, SQL Server authentication, SQL Server installation, Windows authentication

Difference between Managed and Unmanage Switches
A managed switch gives you the ability to log into the network switch and monitor and configure each port on the switch one by one. An unmanaged switch does not give you this ability. A managed switch will be much more expensive than an unmanaged switch of the same size. Moderator Note: You may wish [...]

View Answer   |  June 9, 2008  12:39 PM
Managed Switches, Switches, Unmanaged Switches

Looking for best way to have SQL Server data security, replication as well as security maintenance
Data security will depend on making sure that all accounts have the minimum rights needed, and that there is no dynamic SQL. Application accounts should have no direct access to database tables. Security maintenance should be fairly easy. If no changes are made once the system is secure there isn’t much to do but make [...]

View Answer   |  June 7, 2008  10:24 AM
Database security, SQL Server replication, SQL Server security

Need a stable wireless router – what one to get
I’d recommend first (if you don’t already have it) that you put the router (and all your other equipment) on a good surge suppressor or UPS. Specific products aside, I’ve encountered more problems with “dirty” electricity than one can shake the proverbial stick at. – BobKberg Cisco makes a great wireless product. It’s a bit [...]

View Answer   |  June 6, 2008  3:26 PM
D-Link, Firewalls, Routers, Wireless, Wireless routers

Active Directory / password reset
As a domain administrator on the Domain Controller, go to administrative tools and find the Active Directory Users and Computers snap in. Find the user, right click and select Reset Password. =============== The user can press ctrl-alt-del and choose the Change Password option. ==================== He should probably avoid doing this work on the Domain Controller. [...]

View Answer   |  September 17, 2012  2:58 PM
Active Directory, Password

Using certificate with Exchange 2007
This means that your clients do not understand the authority of the root CA that issued this certificate. The traffic is still encrypted but the identity of the server may be in question to the clients. You will need to somehow get the ROOT CA published to the clients so they know it is authoritative [...]

View Answer   |  June 6, 2008  11:33 AM
Exchange 2007, Outlook, Outlook 2000, Outlook error messages, Root Certificate, Windows Root Certificate

Image Cloning My company is about to start using Symantec Ghost to image several computers
Hello Tiffany, first you have to consider a huge amount of disk space because if you are taking full images this means that the image file will be some GBs for each computer; second you need to check if the client computers have WakeOnLan capable network interface cards because when Symantec Ghost tries and boot [...]

View Answer   |  June 6, 2008  6:42 AM
Ghost image, Norton Ghost, Symantec

ISA problem – when i try to access anything from internal to external using isa 2004 it shows me failed except for 80 443 traffic
Sounds like you have some port/traffic filtering in place denying traffic other than web traffic.

View Answer   |  June 5, 2008  6:53 PM
ISA, ISA Server, ISA Server 2004

netscreen-25 port redirection
I would suggest a transparent proxy like <a href=”http://www.smoothwall.org”>Smoothwall</a> for this purpose. This means that you will need to configure the cabling like this: lan <-> switch <-> smoothwall <-> netscreen

View Answer   |  June 5, 2008  11:53 AM
Juniper Networks, NetScreen, Port redirection, Security

Creating Oracle databases on Windows Server 2003 machines
the best way is to keep the same password for OS user of both machine. or from preferences of EM control, set the OS user name and passoword for both machines respectively. one thing more that may cause this even u r providing the correct password, that is, go to start> setting > control panel>administrative [...]

View Answer   |  June 5, 2008  3:32 AM
Oracle, Windows Security, Windows Server 2003

how to prevent show hidden File
As you know, you can hide files or folders in Microsoft Windows ( to hide a file or folder , right click on file or folder >select properties and then select Hide file) But if you open Folder Option and check “Show hidden files and folders ” you can see hidden files. to disable “Show [...]

View Answer   |  June 4, 2008  2:29 PM
Hidden files, Security, Windows Security

Cisco command same-security-traffic
yes i did on my Cisco ASA 5520 with the 7.0 version IOS

View Answer   |  June 4, 2008  12:55 PM
Cisco, Cisco Command, Same-Security-Traffic

Cisco ASA 7.0 version, ASDM v 5.0 issue
Clear the java cache using the java console. If Java was updated recently, go back to a previous version. Some applications are Java version specific.

View Answer   |  June 4, 2008  12:37 PM
Adaptive Security Device Manager, Cisco, Cisco ASDM Launcher, Cisco PIX, Security

Windows Server 2003 shared folder
We need more information before we can really help you. What is your network infrastructure design? Do you have an active domain? Do you have more then one server? If this is you only server, have you made it a domain controller? IF you have a domain, are you users domain members? Are your workstations [...]

View Answer   |  June 3, 2008  2:03 PM
Network, User Permissions, Windows, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP

monitor screen
Hello Mizomotaz, you cannot do this if not by installing software. Bye ======== Windows Remote Desktop will enable you to do this. It is under the Remote tab when opening computer properties. This is already part of the Windows OS.

View Answer   |  June 3, 2008  11:37 AM
Windows Security, Windows XP

Pubic Folder Rights modification in Exchange 2000
You will need exchange administrator rights. You can then modify permissions in outlook on the property page of the public folders. You can also modify them using PFDAVAdmin; download version 2.8 and install it on your pc, not the exchange server. Without exchange admin rights you will not be able to modify any permissions on [...]

View Answer   |  June 3, 2008  9:25 AM
Exchange 2000, Exchange user settings, Public folders, User Permissions

Veritas vs. SQL Server 2005
I routinely restore backups from BE11d to my sql boxes (2000, 2005) with no problems. Are you getting an error code? Is the agent current? what version of veritas? What error are you getting in SQL?

View Answer   |  June 2, 2008  7:30 PM
Backup, SQL, SQL Server 2005, Veritas, Veritas Backup Exec