Recent content by macrospect

I laughed! That's pretty much what I can recall from the series as well. I agree in either case, myself included, that some game dev has the fanbase to make quite a profit if they do well at continuing the series. The Source engine is still lots of fun to play on to this day, even with some...

I have an older test power supply that I have probably abused 1 too many times, which has a pretty cooked resistor inside (still works but it looks bad). Instead of tossing it, I was hoping to replace the failing resistor. All of the other components appear to be visually ok (ie. not burnt)...

I have a question that I have been wondering for some time concerning rootkits. If I have an infected computer that I am going to reimage, if I boot from to an Ubunu LiveCD and then delete all partitions using GPParted will this remove the infected rootkit partition or is this the infected...

So I am in the market for a new NAS and along side with that will be 4 new drives- 2TB capacity each. I have been reading TONS of reviews online on the two products but have failed to find anything comparing the new WD Black Drives (WD2003FZEX) to the pre-existing RE4 drives (WD2003FYYS). Aside...

Nate- I am looking to halt the user from printing to everything but virtual printers- I want to still permit them to use the Acrobat virtual printer for document conversion. I think that adding them from network locations will be simple- I just setup a lab and am testing now but Liquid hinted...

So I have been banging my head against my desk some time with this but can't seem to find a straight answer on doing this. I essentially want to disable printing abilities from some users , regardless of which computer they login to BUT I want to enable printing abilities when another user who...

Arg, I am an idiot. I put my exclusions list into the interesting traffic cryptomap and then denied that traffic. Once I removed it (having the ACL setup exactly as you stated) it now works. Thanks for making me realize this!

Hi all! Its been a long time since I have posted on these forums but I am banging my head against the desk with this one. I was hoping one of you CCNA folks would read this. I have a Cisco ASA with the newest IOS on it and a VPN which is NAT'ed to one of my remote sites. For argument sake lets...

Sorry I did not make it clearer that this is all on the same server. For the regular HTTPS site I was just making a point that there is an invisible 443 on the end of the URL but it is not needed when accessing the site. If I make the URLs different like https://site1.sp.com and...

Are you referring to the https part (port 443)? Both sites have identical URLs (https://site.sp.com) but the difference is the one with forms was going to be on port 1234 (obviously the users will need to enter this) so it would look like https://site.sp.com:1234. Not sure if this is possible. I...

Maybe someone could tell me if this is possible and how to do it since I am stumped at this point. I have a SharePoint site which I need to allow 2 forms of access to. My requirement is that both of them need to have SSL enabled for security reasons. For internal users, I currently have them...

A forensic tool named Androit is perfect for this task: http://digital-assembly.com/products/adroit-photo-forensics/ Check it out, it is well worth it if you are looking for photos with skin tones, let alone 30k of them!

I like their reliability, reputation and best of all their silence with the X-series!

Wow, I am glad that I had a challenging question in that there are no responses yet! I am thinking of adding the command that I need to crontab and to run every 30 mins or so. Yes, it is redundant however it will ensure that I will achieve the 30% remaining that I am looking for. Any other...

So I have NUT up and running and all is good except for the fact that it does not trigger shutdown until the battery reaches 10% remaining. Due to the aged batteries that I have (aka I am too cheap to replace them) by the time it hits 10% it runs for less than 10 seconds before the UPS runs out...