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WinGuggle enables you to recover your Windows Vista and Microsoft Office product keys . If you've lost your product key, it can be very difficult to recover it if you just look for it at your registry. WinGuggle is a small application that can get your Windows Vista Product Key easily. No Installation is needed, just unzip the archive and launch the application. Therefore, it won't even take you a long time until you can recover your key. Features:
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Creating and Using a self signed SSL Certificates in debian
This document covers a very specific, limited purpose, but one that meets a common need: preventing browser, mail, and other clients from complaining about the certificates installed on your server. Not covered is dealing with a commercial root certificate authority (CA). Instead, we will become our own root CA, and sign our own certificates. (These procedures were developed using OpenSSL 0.9.6.)Sophos recommends enabling the MTA-level IP Blocker as part of an overall strategy to optimize PureMessage performance. If you want to authenticate connections using SMTP-AUTH while MTA-level blocking is enabled, you must modify PureMessage Postfix (SMTP-AUTH is not supported for external Postfix installations nor for any version of sendmail). When configured as described below, your system permits access for any IP address contained in the $mynetworks parameter, and then checks to see if it's an authenticated connection. If authentication is successful, messages are delivered without further testing. If authentication fails, messages are passed along to the MTA IP Blocker to begin testing. Since SMTP-AUTH alone is not secure (it sends usernames and passwords over the internet in plain text format), it is recommended that you use SMTP-AUTH in conjunction with Transport Layer Security (TLS), so that this information is encrypted.
PureMessage for UNIX: Configuring SMTP authentication with the M
This guide will show you how to access a computer located on your home network from outside of your local area network. For the purposes of this guide, let’s assume we are trying to access a HOME SERVER such as a Mac Mini located on your home WiFi router. The home computer could just as easily be a Ubuntu , or similarly flavored Linux machine. The first thing that we will need to do is determine your home IP address, and then we will setup port forwarding on your wireless router. Keep reading to get started with this process or go here to learn how a SSH Tunnel works. The easiest way to determine your outside IP address is by visiting a site such as www.whatismyip.com .
Use SSH to Create Secure Tunnels for File Transfers (SFTP), Remo
Searching for the QoS Holy Grail
With the convergence of voice, video and data in enterprise networks, and the increasing need to cut travel costs, both voice over IP and videoconferencing are becoming increasingly important. When coupled with the ever-present requirement that critical enterprise applications perform at their best, even in a fiscally tight environment, the days of "best effort" service are rapidly disappearing. Quality of service (QoS) is actually an ad hoc collection of technologies and techniques.
Using PAM to Block Brute Force Attacks
The idea to use PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules for Linux) to block brute force attacks sounds like a good idea, right? After all, we are using PAM for most of the authentications mechanisms, so adding a module to check against repeated failures would be great. Surprisingly even if this sounded like something normal, I found only one PAM module that was written for this purpose. This is called pam_abl and you can find it here: http://hexten.net/pam_abl In order to use pam_abl we first need to install it on our system.
In the previous article of this series, we started reviewing high availability and scalability enhancements in SQL Server 2005 (based on its recent Beta 2 release) by discussing database mirroring. In this article, we will continue exploring the same area of functionality, shifting our attention to failover clustering. We will also provide comparison of both features, which should help in recognizing the types of scenarios for which each of them is better suited. Failover clustering has been supported since SQL Server 7.0 so it is not surprising that its latest implementation is a combination of already familiar (and stable) technology with a number of useful improvements.
SQL Server 2005 Part 3 - High Availability and Scalability Enhan
Unison is a file-synchronization tool that runs on Linux, UNIX and Microsoft Windows. Those of you who've used IBM Lotus Notes or Intellisync Mobile Suite probably have an idea of what synchronization is good for, as compared to one-way mirroring options such as rsync. You might have mirrored a company document directory to your laptop, for example, and then modified a document or two. Other people might have modified other documents in the same directory by the time you get back. With rsync, you'd need to reconcile the differences between the two directories manually or risk overwriting someone's changes.