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<0> is Registry Mechanic good?
<1> heh. with my original comcast deal about to end I could try their new 6 or 8 mbit internet for $20 / $30 for first 3 months.
<1> weird how they don't post their non-deal internet prices on the site
<0> hmm AMUST seems to be working well
<1> oh wait. ack. the 6 and 8 mbit deal is new customers only
<1> course, I don't need or even want the extra speed anyway
<0> PageDefrag requires the "Debug programs" privledge to run. <= I gave it Debugging User's privledge, but it's still bugging me.
<2> hahah
<2> This is funny
<0> ?
<3> you gave WHAT "debugging user's privledge" ?
<2> Mac OSX was being hacked to run on non-apple PCs
<0> FKnight`: PageDefrag
<0> it's from Sysinternals
<2> And Apple are trying to shutdown the project
<0> it needs that privledge to work
<3> Segmental: When did Windows get the ability to give permissions to programs? The permission needs to be given to the user running the program I thought.
<0> well i dunno what the hell its talkin bout
<0> i checked everything heh
<0> the help file doesnt talk about it
<3> I just ran page defrag's GUI
<3> and told it to defragment next boot
<3> I never got any prompt about debugging rights
<0> I've got it
<0> needed to go to local security policy
<0> and give my account permission to use that mode
<3> what did you give that permission to before?
<3> "I gave it Debugging User's privledge"
<0> I did Start => Run => Secpol.msc, went to Local Policies, went to User Right's ***ignment, double clicked Debug Programs, added my Admin account to it
<0> now it will work
<3> I mean before that
<3> when you typed "I gave it Debugging User's privledge"
<0> oh i gave it through file properties which was wrong
<0> i undid that heh
<3> There's an option under file properties to give an application a privilege ?
<0> no thats called Security tab
<0> when u ***ign accounts to files/objects
<4> http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/02/17/osx86_project_dmca_claim/ there's a rhyme in OS X that's used to test its Trusted Platform Module
<0> ok gotta logoff and on
<0> brb
<5> Where exactly does a "system service" load from in windows. Is it a setting in the registry or is it a certain directory on the hard drive where it loads as a driver or mudule? I know you can enable and disable them through control panel but how do these services actually load when windows starts up
<3> all service information and their startup parameters are stored in the registry
<3> including the path to the service executable
<6> http://www.crochetmycrotch.com/cgi-bin/emAlbum.cgi?cmd=show_thumbs&path=Custom_Vaginas&tn=1
<7> that's just . . . weird.
<8> Very odd.
<6> apparently, here in nyc, with the hipster crowd, or some such stereotype, knitting is becoming or has become a hip thing
<5> Are services pretty well organised in the registry...like how they start
<5> or are they extremely cryptic and hard to disable directly through regedit
<8> xtor: I suggest you not try to mess with them in regedit.
<7> use sc if you must.
<8> Services have dependencies that may not be obvious.
<8> If you start messing with them, then you can screw something up badly.
<5> rworks my purpose is to scan a few PCs for hidden keyloggers that might be loading
<7> i don't see how that serves the purpose.
<5> So I need to catalog and examine every single service or executable thats loading any way
<8> ahahahahahahha
<8> Good freaking luck!
<5> errr...well some keyloggers are disguised as services. I need to trace them to their binaries and see if the binaries are legit or not
<3> we inventory the software installed on all of our machines using Winventory. It's MySQL/PHP/VBS based
<9> Winventory my coinpurse!.
<9> We're using Track-it for software inventory.
<9> Er. we will be.
<3> I didn't like trackit
<3> the demo I tried
<9> i dont either.
<9> i'm not maintaining it.
<9> coworker is.
<9> i told him use whatever the **** you want. dont expect me to fix it.
<9> You know what's weird? After my vpn client is connected for an extended period of time, my LAN SSH sessions die.
<5> Ironic that winventory is PHP based yet catering to MS Windows
<3> Why is that ironic ?
<10> all I know is I think everyone can agree that the mortal combat movies are the best movies in history.
<7> all i know is that i think everyone can agree that you're either huffing paint or you're trying to be funny and failing miserably.
<11> Joe-7: You misspelled "Kombat."
<10> My bad :-\
<10> pale I like those *** kicking movies
<10> granted I liek the quest better
<10> like even
<12> My uncle wants me to put Server 2003 on his 486DX2 50, If I upgrade it to 8 megs of ram, would that be too much ram for Server 2003 to see? Or is 4 megs plenty?
<10> what
<10> I wish he stayed
<10> I woulda permbanned that ****
<13> Oh Joe.
<10> oh XTR
<7> oh shut it.
<13> Oh.
<7> ohhhhh su-su-sudio.
<13> Oh pb.
<4> that song should never have left the st-st-studio
<7> call me phil.
<3> Jet hahhahaha
<10> hehe
<4> st-st-stupid
<4> I'm SO happy our new RD portal is working
<3> RD portal?
<4> ya, its a web portal that fires up a Java SSL connector
<4> so I can RD into work
<4> VPN without a VPN client
<3> uhhh
<3> where do I get that
<4> http://www.checkpoint.com/
<4> I imagine it costs $$$
<10> like gotomypc
<4> http://www.checkpoint.com/products/connectra/index.html
<4> that's what we use
<10> you can RD through a web browser
<4> You connect to a web page, log in via secureid
<4> SecurId
<10> yeah
<4> then fire up a Java applet that establishes an SSL connection
<10> print out the sheet of p***words and the p***word changes everyday
<4> and then you can run whatever apps appear on the web page
<4> We host our web-based email in it
<4> and our web-based calendar
<4> and rd
<4> works slick, you don't need a VPN client on the client
<4> doesn't **** with any IP numbering
<10> yeah
<4> works through firewalls and nat
<3> what about actual IP access to the network? Like if I have an end user running Autocad on their home computer, and I need them to accesss one of our license servers
<4> cause its https
<4> FKnight`: I RD directly to 165.23.x.x
<4> which is my desktop
<4> on our internal network at work
<3> yeah, I get that, I was just wondering if full IP access to the internal network was available
<4> It seems so
<4> Um, gimme a second
<4> I think only the applications "published" through Connectra work
<3> like from home computer, opening a TCP port to an internal autocad license server on a 10.x IP
<4> so like, Telnet is "published" on the page
<4> well, as long as the person isn't numbered 10.x at home
<4> it should work
<6> cisco, checkpoint, juniper all do this SSL tunnel thing.
<14> I'm teachjing friends how to be emo.
<6> it is pretty cool.
<10> Yeah you should be able to
<10> I mean it is direct VPN access
<10> sartan... hmm
<4> Er, telnet isn't published
<3> if it's direct VPN access, why does Jet need to access an external IP to RDP ?
<4> so I doubt I can telnet to an arbitrary IP
<6> it's not direct VPN
<10> I don't know... his is different than what I'm talking about
<6> it's an SSL tunnel serving specific applications.
<10> :-\
<14> hmmm...
<3> so it's not a VPN
<6> a true VPN will offer direct IP access.
<6> (obviously)
<10> gotomypc, is real RD
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