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<0> ya i don't buy into that crap
<1> me either
<0> be happy with 802.11g
<1> but it's shiny
<1> people like shiny
<1> and it's no worse then any other router, cause you can always turn that feature off :P
<0> and if you are mixing b + g clients, you'll only get b throughput anyway
<0> (as i understand it)
<2> Hello, I am looking for an external fax modem for using Shared Fax Services from Windows 2003 Small Business. Anyway, does this modem work with windows server 2003 and fax services?http://www.usr-emea.com/products/p-dialup-product.asp?prod=hom-faxv92-ex&loc=bene
<1> dude you know what
<1> linux + that thing == dual mode wap
<2> I cant find it in the HCL list
<1> 1 b channel + 1 g channel
<1> that would be pretty cool
<3> got a tough one
<1> PacinoQS, call USR
<3> I have an end-user who in the RPC service in windows XP
<2> they are closed
<1> lies
<3> change the username the rpc server uses to 'local user'
<3> how do I change it back
<1> lol
<3> other then re-install windows
<0> Super G Wireless Router Security Edition
<1> sili, first off, don't make that person an admin
<1> and wtf do you mean "the username RPC uses"
<3> ok, if you go into services and right-click on the RPC server
<1> and do you really mean "RDP" instead of "RPC"
<4> sili: Administration Tools > Services, double-click whichever RPC service you're talkinga bout, go to the Logon tab
<1> yeah, just click system
<4> actually it's NT Authority\NetworkService
<3> yeah
<3> they changed that
<4> for which he probably doesn't know the p***word
<1> well whatever
<1> ah
<1> it should work as local system :P
<3> it doesn't
<3> when you install some programs
<3> 'RPC Service Failed'
<1> and what happens if you change it to NT Authority\NetworkService and hit apply?
<3> I can't
<3> that's the problem
<3> the button is greyed out
<1> what do you mean "you can't"
<1> are you an admin?
<3> yes
<1> is the service running?
<3> yes, it is
<1> not that it matters
<1> well try stopping it
<1> it shouldn't matter, mine is not greyed out
<1> unless breaking the RPC service breaks MMC
<1> which would **** pretty bad for you
<3> stop, start and pause are greyed out
<3> :/
<5> I stepped back in here to eat a crow.
<1> yeah you're not an admin
<3> this is the only user on the machine
<3> lemme double-check
<1> can you open the user account control panel
<1> that's a good way to check :P
<5> Upon further investigation, I find my self forced to admit that I was wrong about where GRE fit into the stack.
<3> 'computer administrator
<3> "{
<3> :P
<4> it appears the p***word for NT Authority\NetworkService is NT Authority\NetworkService
<4> or possibly nt authority\networkservice
<3> I guess I'll reinstall windows on it
<5> Hope you logged that, 'cause I'm not often wrong.
<4> If you select the Local Service account or Network Service account, the p***word must be blank.
<6> whats major differences between xp pro and media center
<4> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812519
<6> like whats media center features
<7> not often wrong? well he was sure batting a thousand here.
<4> that KB article says the p***word for NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService is blank
<3> I just want to change it back
<3> :(
<3> blank p***word may help
<1> Jet, his button is greyed out
<1> wait one sec tho
<1> which RPC service is it bte
<1> btw*
<4> p***word button?
<1> just "rpc"
<4> he should be in the RPC service
<4> on the Log on tab
<4> so he enters NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService and a blank p***word
<1> yeah he says the button to pick a user is grey
<1> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RpcSs\ObjectName
<1> appears to be the username for said service
<1> or possibly ...\RpcLocator\ObjectName
<1> depending on which one it is
<1> change it to -> NT Authority\NetworkService
<1> and reboot
<3> won't break it any worse :D
<1> give it a shot
<4> if its stored the pw as well that may not work, I'm just not sure why he can't enter NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService in the box for username
<0> if i was crtx i'd have dropped this url
<4> in the GUI
<0> http://orlyowl.com/thisround.jpg
<1> jet, it may fail to start
<3> brb
<1> but at least it will set the username and then he can type it in
<1> haha
<1> http://orlyowl.com/yrly.jpg
<8> When I start cmd from the startmenu-run, it only flashes for about one sec and then disappears. The same problem with regedit! I have run Lavasoft's ad-aware, and a full virus scan with Norton. Have also run "SFC /scannow". Everything seems to be fine. cmd.exe btw works fine in safe mode...
<1> tazmaniac, owned
<1> try making a copy of cmd.exe and renaming it
<1> !info rootkitrevealer
<1> meh
<1> http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/RootkitRevealer.html
<1> try that as well
<9> "Welcome to orlyowl.com, the home of the infamous O RLY! owl. This site hopes to catalogue all of the spin-offs from the original." = why I hate the internet :)
<8> Gimp-Work: a renamed copy doesn't work
<1> give rootkitrevealer a shot
<1> clearly something is pwning you
<3> thanks for the help
<3> that fixed it
<3> kinda
<3> :)
<1> heh kinda?
<3> still getting the RPC service message
<1> check if it's started
<3> but the username is correct
<4> sili; did you clear the p***word box and resave the service?
<1> jet could be correct about it requiring a p***word
<3> yes
<3> it came back up
<3> I cleared the p***word
<3> ok
<3> restarted it
<1> iirc an account must have a p***word for it to work as a service running account
<3> huh?
<1> basically the p***word can't be blank
<3> what do i make it
<3> anything
<3> ?
<1> same as the username
<1> try all lowercase
<3> ah
<1> jet mentioned all this earlier
<1> cause he's more pwn then me
<3> NT Authority\NetworkService = ntauthority/networkservice
<3> ?
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