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Murman

http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... duct=winxp

Murman

try removing the file association totally, then re-create it.

Murman

Originally posted by PãradØxDêit¥™
SP2 will be out around Wed of this week, Just FYI

Were did you see this? all I have read is it will be out sometime next year.

Murman

Originally posted by joey
i am installing the win XP with spk1 then i do the spk1a
please advice if this process includs the repair for port 135 Blast
thanks

Install SP1a, then do what PãradØxDêit¥ said, goto windows update and get all the patchs. No, the MS blaster patch is not included in the ...

Murman

it's your boot.ini file

post it

Murman

try this

ftp://username:password@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:21

you may also need to open a range of ports to allow passive mode transfers, like ports 21-22 and passive ports 2000 - 2010 or sometimes you need to do a little math according to your passive mode connection.

The server replies to the PASV ...

Murman

If your getting lsass errors I'd reformat... I have run across a few systems at work and workd on them for couple hours only to reformat.

my $.02

Murman

Read this .. it will walk ya through the process

Link

Murman

try getting the latest firmware for the router and did you set the MTU on the router to 1492 dynamic PPPoE?

Murman

try hitting ESC at the logon screen, it's been a while since I've dealt with 98 but should get you in... 98 isn't secure at all as far as password protection.

Murman

Originally posted by joey
i installed the ghost on my w 2k pc and using the "clone" option to clone my HD.
when i am using the clone HD, on boot up i am getting a message
that the paging file is to small + instruction how to change it.
(it doesnt let me boot all the way up nithere in safe mode ...

Murman

or try replacing this dll mshtml.dll

should be in the i386 folder on your 2k cd, copy it over to a temp folder and go to a command prompt change over to that folder and type expand mshtml.dl_ mshtml.dll and it will expand it. Reboot in sfae mode and now replce the newely expanded dll to C:\winnt ...

Murman

Yes, read below

To protect yourself from the Blaster Worm and its variants, users of the following products: Microsoft Windows® 2000 Service Pack 2 or greater, Microsoft Windows XP, and Microsoft Windows Server(tm) 2003, should install "MS03-026: Security Update for Windows XP (823980)." Microsoft ...

Murman

Regardless if the WAN port is gone or not you still can access the web interface of the router. Plug it into any port and as long DHCP is running on the router it should assign your pc you plug into it a IP. If DHCP isn't running you need to statically assign your PC an IP using the schema of the ...

Murman

Good article, I like this line the best! Quote: "Outlook sucks at protecting users, and Microsoft has done nothing"

Murman

Here's info on how to create a default profile. I use this at work with creating images for our PC's & laptops and works like a charm.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;319974

Murman

I would assume you should be able to configure your public modem to vend out dhcp to a specific IP range and then set up your other single modem/client with a static out of the dhcp range but with the same IP scheme.

Example: public modem is dhcp with IP range 192.168.0.100 to .254
Private modem ...

Murman

Well the client needs to be listening on ports, run netstat to show what ports your client is listening for. Basically if it's running the telnet service then yes it's listening on port 23 by default.

The router would also have for be forwarding to a specific IP / client machine.

Murman

here the answer to your error message

http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;817571

Murman

Try another port other than 80 as a test. Your ISP mostlikey is blocking port 80.

Murman

yup dameware rocks... it's a great tool and a dangerous one too, dangerous in the wrong hands that is.

Murman

It's fairly easy, yes turn on IIS, patch it up and run hfnetchk it will with security checking and free from MS download site... plus you can run a IIS tool from MS downloads as well.

Internet Information Services (IIS) Lockdown Tool 2.1

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID ...

Murman

Originally posted by sentra8777
I am getting an error that happens on the net sometimes. Were first the pop up from win xp will say an error accord and needs to shut down then u get the send and do not send option. Then something else pops up saying something in regards to an expected shut down ...

Murman

apply this patch... you've been compromised

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=823980

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=823980#WinXP

Murman

no problem... glad to help

Murman

yes and to get PC# 2 online you'll need to setup ICS on PC# 1

from windows XP help and support

To enable Internet Connection Sharing on a network connection
Open Network Connections.
Click the dial-up, local area network, PPPoE, or VPN connection you want to share, and then, under Network Tasks ...

Murman

I use SMC and just use my browser http://192.168.123.254

quickly looking @ your router manual I found this

http://www.smc.com/drivers_downloads/library/SMC7004VWBRV.2_MN.pdf

page 27

To access the Wireless Barricade’s
management interface, enter the
Wireless Barricade IP address in your
Web ...

Murman

shrink the F: drive to what ever you want or even remove it, apply the settings.

Then resize C: with the left over space

Murman

nice! ... glad it worked for ya.

Murman

check this out http://www.matcode.com/wol.htm

Murman

you don't need it ... basically all it does is update your XP firewall to use the new upcoming IP scheme called IPv6.

IPv6

http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com ... 89,00.html

Murman

try installing service pack 1a

http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/4/f/54f8bcf8-bb4d-4613-8ee7-db69d01735ed/xpsp1a_en_x86.exe

If that dosnt work try running sfc /scannow in the run box, you'll need your XP cd to do this.

also check out this http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb ...

Murman

I dont fully understand what you want to do ... but as far as I know you can only use a hand held decive on one pc, it self can not be networked.

Murman

check your messages ....

I have a feeling it could be bad cabeling or like mccoffee said mtu settings.

Have you tried uploading from other client systems?

Murman

use a router not a hub, there's ya work around.

Murman

Originally posted by Shaggy
I just wanna setup a small ftp. Yet i dont know what our college monitors so i would like to keep it as hidden as possible.

I'm not in College

just run a FTP server at my house.

Murman

ya just setup the ftp server to use what ever port you want. You can do this with any ftp server software.. donno about IIS though. I use serv-u on port 25412.

Murman

no 1500 is good for the internal LAN as well, i.e. your reg settings.

As long as you have good wireing your all set..

Murman

have you applyed the 2000/XP patch ?

Murman

welcome to SG ...

Sorry but the answer would be no. You'd need a special networking one if there's even one made.

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