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<0> yes
<1> i see
<2> godlie-; why in HELL would *anyone* hire YOU to run their corporate business critical network?!?!?
<1> peerce why are you asking me that?
<2> [18:10] <1> so windows 2003 server has a built in dns ?
<0> peerce, I got one for you, have you ever seen where certain printers did not map locally through rdp?
<3> Hello Guyz i got Windows Xp Sp2 ... the problem i got is .A blackscreen occurs when I boot the pc up, it posts, loads to windows, windows goes through the loading bar and where I should get a login screen I instead get a ... blackscreen!
<4> at this point it sounds like a fair question. you don't seem qualified.
<1> well, who said someone hired me
<0> Drivers installed on the server, correct permissions ***igned, other printers work, puzzling..
<2> Dov-work; there are some printer drivers that simply won't network. probably an intentional limitation on the part of the printer drivers
<2> [18:05] <1> things that a company might use that is in the business of managing many other companies networks remotely
<1> no one said this is for anyone except for me
<2> you'd do that for free?
<1> well i am learning
<1> trying to understand stuff
<0> Start small
<4> buy a book.
<1> www.firewall.cx
<1> i am reading this site
<1> and other sites
<2> !info TECHNET
<0> msdn, technet,
<0> all good choices
<2> MSDN is primarily programming information
<1> well
<2> while TECHNET is administration
<1> dev-work
<1> so with the built in dns on microsoft windows 2003 server
<0> True, but often you can find answers on msdn for things like scripting, etc
<1> how would you access the computer.something.local from the external world?
<1> outside of the network
<1> i understand internally
<0> When you install active directory, it will ask you to configure DNS
<2> presumably naything on .local is behind a firewall.
<1> well i skipped that part
<2> you would have to use some sort of VPN
<1> i see
<1> thats what i thought
<0> You would need an ip address and a fqdn. If you have a dynamic dns from your ISP, there are many good free dynamic DNS services available to you, such as dyndns.org
<1> i see
<1> do yourecommend those?
<2> eeew.
<0> do I recommend an ip?
<2> for business use? **** no.
<1> no not ip, the dyndns.org
<0> peerce, I doubt it would be for that use yet ;)
<2> if you're running a business network with a VPN you're sure as hell going to have static IP
<1> yea i have static ip
<1> via dsl
<0> Ok, then you would still need a fqdn
<2> if you have static IP DSL, your ISP should be able to provide external DNS for you
<0> Either register a domain name, or get a third party provider to add an address for you
<2> but, you're on road runner. thats not static IP
<0> such as yourcompany.domain.com
<2> thats a consumer cable modem service.
<0> hence dyndns.org ;)
<1> what would be my fqdn
<1> internally
<1> if i am on computer.someting.local
<1> domain
<1> domain = something
<5> i need help!
<1> .local
<0> You just stated it earlier. something.local
<1> but local?
<0> no, something.local
<0> would you have an address simply as .com
<0> ?
<5> how do i get rid of the virus that you obtain by looking a picture? WM? virus?
<2> your internal hostname would be computer.something.local
<1> i am talking abotu external
<1> that is what i am gearing for
<2> Hustler2K; there's no one virus, thats a carrier, there are probably 50 variants on the payload, and most are of the 'rape me' variety where once they get on, they download dozens more and install them.
<0> Hustler2K, WMF virus?
<1> hustler
<1> i know that virus
<5> yeah that's it
<5> how do i get rid of it??
<2> 'it' ? you mean that entire infested mess?
<1> download spybot and adaware
<2> hahahaahah, those tools are near useless now.
<5> that will get rid of it?
<1> and microsoft antispyware
<0> I haven't come across it, but for starters, download the latest critical updates from MS.
<0> http://wmfvirus.com/
<1> that too
<5> i think it's infected my D drive aswell (my backup drive)
<2> microsoft antispyware + a good A/V program will prevent spyware & virus infections... once infected, its too late, the damage is done.
<5> i did a formatt and its still on there
<6> oh hi
<0> did you visit the site once you formatted?
<6> hus its al
<5> which site?
<5> oh lol
<3> guyz i got a problem
<0> sorry, I meant the offending site/attatchment?
<1> not always true peerce
<3> the problem is
<3> the problem i got is .A blackscreen occurs when I boot the pc up, it posts, loads to windows, windows goes through the loading bar and where I should get a login screen I instead get a ... blackscreen!
<7> could someone help me?
<0> Hustler2K, http://antivirus.about.com/b/a/233084.htm
<0> Has90z, can you get into safe mode?
<3> yea it works fine in safemood
<3> *mode
<5> tnx for the patch
<6> CAN A UBER NERD/GEEK PLEASE PM Hustler2K
<0> Has90z, once in safe mode, uninstall the graphics card, then reboot.
<2> that patch will PREVENT the WMF virus, it won't fix it.
<4> wtf?
<1> peerce
<5> that's no good then
<1> so back to my question
<5> i need to get rid of it!
<2> godlie- which one?
<2> Hustler2K; its not 'it', its any number of 'thems'.
<2> lots of thems.
<1> how would i access the computer.something.local externally?
<2> godlie-; that would depend on how your network is connected externally, what kind of firewall it has.
<5> duno
<2> typically, you would VPN to a host on the firewall which is running a VPN type service.
<3> Dov-work u want me to remove the graphic card in safemode then reboot to norml widnwos rite
<3> onces im done ill pm u back k
<2> that externally facing host would have another name like VPN.mycompany.com
<1> peerce: here is the setup, externally dsl modem, with static IP's then a firewall router, to a switch, then internal computers and a server
<0> Hustler2K, read about it here. http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/security/Content/16074.html
<2> godlie-; does your firewall/router have a integral VPN server?
<1> yes it says so
<1> i ve looked in the vpn
<2> ok, so configure it, figure out how to use it.
<2> most just have client VPN p***through
<2> which is NOT a vpn server
<0> Protocol 50
<1> i am pretty sure itts a client p*** through
<8> peerce, http://moike.net/rgm-paint/rgm-***embly1.jpg through rgm-***embly4.jpg
<2> unless its something like a Netscreen.
<8> that thing is coming out nice, huh?
<2> those have VPN servers.
<0> peerce, actually most cheapies nowdays come with their own VPN tunnels
<2> oh, i was expecting that to be moike's latest tatooes :D
<2> Dov-work; really?
<2> and those handle authentication and routing and name service forwarding?
<1> peerce: its a p*** through, so with that being the case, I simply p*** through to, computer.something.local via the ip?
<2> godlie-; nope.
<0> Yup, set uyour own IKE policies/VPN policies
<1> i setup my policies so far
<1> i added my second external network IP
<0> godlie-, you would need to setup your Server to allow for Remote access/VPN
<1> main ip
<1> yea, ok I ve seen both those options on the server
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