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<0> !google
<0> is ur friend!!
<1> hey if i direct connect to someone on AIM is it possible to figure out their location, and who they are?
<0> um, thier location b/c I think you can get thier IP, but dunno about who they are
<2> well thanks
<0> maybe if you are clever and know how to query ISP's for IP addys on certian days and time
<0> but if you do that ur getting into illegal stuff
<1> oh
<1> what about packet sniffing
<1> while talking tot hem
<0> y do you want that info?
<0> *spidy sinces tingle* something seems imoral here
<1> no no
<1> we're just trying stuff out
<1> my friend and i
<0> yea
<1> to secure our aims
<0> and does this "friend" know you are doing this?
<0> lol
<2> god damn, i'm on hte PC as a member of te "user" group and i can isntall "FOObAR" tha mp3 player
<2> "user" can indeed install programs
<1> yeh darkman
<1> we're chatting on aim
<1> trying to figure out hwo to do this
<0> don't know too much about hacking, so ur asking the wrong guy
<1> we're just doing it to figure stuff out
<1> oh
<0> I once faound a good whois program
<0> that was the extent of my endevors
<0> I mean, with there IP you can trace to thier server
<0> and give you a general location
<0> like if you were to do it to me, you would get as far as about 45 mins south
<0> that is where my server is, a county away
<0> but you could get a street addy with one program I saw once
<0> dunno what it was. but in combo with www.maps.google.com and a couple of good searches you could find out just about anyone with that
<2> point is that a user belonging to the "user" group just installed a program, he wasn't supposed to be able to, remember?
<0> start->run->control.exe
<0> Administrative Tools->Local Security Policy
<0> security settings->local policy->user rights ***ignments
<1> hey is it possible to direct connect to someone aim thats bugging my friend and find out exactly who it is?
<0> u could try asking
<1> no but howelse
<2> hey darkman, thank you
<2> i think that local security policy thing should do the trick
<2> let me go play
<0> k
<0> if not
<0> !google setting instaliation permissions windows xp
<3> darkman72: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/appmgr_setaclsforappdep.mspx
<0> or something
<0> http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/appmgr_setaclsforappdep.mspx?mfr=true
<2> thanks
<4> I've got a fun project to tackle
<4> gotta hook everyone in the house up to the net
<4> but being the puddingheads they are, there needs to be some bandwidth control to keep Mrs hairspray's P2P client from killing everyone else's connection
<5> how do you plan on 'tackling' it
<4> not sure yet
<4> Routers and I don't get along well
<5> id ***ume your standard store bought home router wouldnt be a long term solution. but im no pro.
<4> I'm the one who'll have to drop everything and run to help when they can't play a game or their P2P network isnt working well
<4> that and I'll have at least enough IP addresses to go around
<4> so I'd prefer not to use a little blob of a router
<6> Jax184: Can we help you with anything?
<4> you're free to try
<7> mornin snowebabe
<8> mornin hon
<9> [snowe] oh hells bells
<10> hi
<10> i was wondering how servers can tell what client i'm using.. because there's this url that i can only access with a browser but not with a perl script. even i hide the user agent with GetRight, i can still download it. how do they tell?
<11> Hi can someone maybe ***ist me on how to setup additional ips through my router etc.. I have a router that supports it and the additional blcok
<11> block*
<12> cplx why not use DHCP and automatically ***ign them?
<12> for security use use a MAC addresses
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