How can I test this at each workstation to see if port 25 traffic is actually being blocked
This question was submitted on SearchExchange.com I have created rules in my firewall to block outgoing port 25 traffic from any computer except the email server. How can I test this at each workstation to see if port 25 traffic is actually being blocked? The firewall logs will show me blocked...
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| Apr 9 2008 2:14 PM GMT
| asked by
ITKE
Firewalls, Exchange, Workstations
Spiceworks
I have been testing with spiceworks (www.spiceworks.com)to do workstation inventory and discovery. It has been doing a great job of finding "Mystery" machines. (machines that are not part of the domain) Does anyone have any experience with it or can reccomend something similar?
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| Feb 22 2008 3:09 PM GMT
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Webaxion
Workstations, Servers, Spiceworks
Removing Pinball, Hearts, Minesweep etc from multiple workstations
I have 200 plus Dell pc's hooked up to a network that I need to remove the microsoft games freecell, Minesweep etc.How can I do this without going to each machine and removing the games? Can I create a startup batch file to do this? Thanks.
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| Feb 20 2008 4:02 PM GMT
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T-Bird 332
Desktop management, Workstations, Group Policy
How to end a “dumb terminal” session automatically?
We have people who forget to sign off their workstations at the end of the day...we have a tape copy that runs at night...the tape copy job hangs because the workstations have the files locked....is there a way to have the workstations signed off automatically....???
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| Feb 20 2008 2:42 PM GMT
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Giftbox
Workstations, Backup, Networking
