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<0> yay, TMS is opped - about time!
<1> it's possible to enable file and printer sharing and disable netbios. But I guess when you say netbios, you mean, file and printer sharing
<0> two different things
<0> CIFS can run without NetBIOS
<0> NetBIOS can run without CIFS
<0> And logically, you can also access cifs shares without using netbios
<2> TMS is an op?! yikes!
<0> Yeah :) He should be too
<2> but but, he might ban me
<1> What danger is netbios without CIFS? I guess there'd be no file shares
<0> tahts right fred
<0> no shares would be acessible - you couldnt even enumerate a list of them
<1> so the danger is file and printer sharing, not really netbios.
<0> bingo
<0> but be aware also, that windows requires authentication to the SAM before allowing access to shares
<0> well, NT onwards =)
<0> 95,98,me arent as difficult
<0> Microsoft released those OSes knowing that, and also without any sort of in-built firewall.
<0> and dial-up was also very common at the time; leaving the machine directly attached to the internet
<1> heh, the amount of times my "home routers" break. i'm also directly attached to the internet PCI DSL modem
<1> still got a window fw though
<0> ooh
<2> you cant open a hidden admin share without permissions?
<0> hidden or not; windows requires authentication
<2> but does the admin share have higher restrictions than a normal share?
<0> You cant set *share* permissions on an admin. share
<0> ADministrators have access; the rest is dependant on the set NTFS permissions
<0> so whether the restrictions are more restrictive or not, depends on either the default setup, OR what you have setup.
<0> hey sorcerer
<3> hi
<4> sup
<5> nada
<3> kein
<3> or rather, nichts :)
<1> I just stopped the Task Scheduler service, did netstat -an >a, started the Task Sscheduler srbvice , did netstat -an >b, did fc a b, and it said no differences. So I don't think the task scheduler service opens a port.
<0> perhaps it uses the RPC service for communication
<1> perhaps. but then it wouldn't be opening a new port
<1> dunno if you got this - perhaps. but then it wouldn't be opening a new port
<0> I got it
<0> I dunno what the case is with task scheduler
<1> yeah, it was Arkaic that said it opened a port
<6> *splutter* I'm sure he just said he'd allocated us a /24
<0> ah, the ISP?
<0> how many thousands of dollars did that cost you?
<7> heh
<7> 10 bucks
<7> is our /24 cost
<3> it costs something?
<0> oh, here we go
<7> yeah
<3> ;)
<0> I think New Zealand must be one of the few countries where you actually have to pay for anything.
<3> well, if a company has a valid reason, they can get pretty large blocks ***igned by RIPE for free
<3> not sure how ARIN, APNIC etc operates
<0> very expensively
<3> but /24 is a pretty decent block
<0> roll on Ipv6
<3> I think the main cost ***ociated with it.. is getting the routing setup
<3> well, IPv4 is getting problematic routing wise too
<3> here we only have a /16 to work with, not sure how many decades that would last
<3> Intuitive: well, IPv6 would've been nicer if they could settle with a somewhat smaller number :P
<0> heh
<0> true that
<0> Im not looking forward to those times when DNS is out of order, and we need to remember that IP
<3> seriously though
<3> what do we need 5.4 million trillion trillion IPs for every person on the face of the earth for?
<0> mmm, so people can have more porn servers :P
<3> wasn't 2.9 billion IPs for every person enough (2^64) ?
<0> Id be grateful to have 5 statics.
<3> like a /29 ?
<0> I dont know anyone that owns 2.9 billion computers
<3> and if they were going to go with IPv4.. they could atleast give out netblocks based on location :P
<0> oh, they dont all have to be in a similar range
<0> heh
<3> err.. IPv6 I mean
<0> yeah
<5> pfft
<5> I just need 2 ip's
<3> 2?
<0> Perhaps one day, our wrist-watches will have their own IPs too
<3> I currently use... 11
<5> yes, ns1 and ns2
<5> everything else is done internally
<3> but yeah, I'm sure I could do fine with 3 or so
<3> :P
<1> I did once hear of somebody writign some ***embly to blow up a monitor. I wouldn't like them to blow up a wristwatch"
<1> !
<3> that was in the old, old days
<0> heh
<3> when you could feed the monitor a frequency range it couldn't handle
<3> now you just get some sort of "frequency out of bounds" error
<3> :P
<3> quite easy to do really
<3> but even with such an old monitor... ***embly that tries to access the hardware directly... gets prevented by the OS
<3> there's forexample a 5 liner of ***embly.. to wipe the harddrive
<3> works fine on Win98, but not Win2000, WinXP etc
<3> :)
<3> Intuitive: I'm eating kiwis from NZ now ;)
<0> eep
<3> I thought kiwis required more heat.. heh
<0> Nice green ones?
<3> yeah
<0> I dunn about heat - New Zealanders (alot of them) are pretty brain-dead
<0> dunno*
<0> No amount of heat can change that
<3> hmm
<3> origin of the kiwi is.. China
<0> sure is
<3> "The fruit gets its name from a marketing strategy, naming it after the kiwi, the national bird of New Zealand, where the fruit was first commercially popularised in 1959 by the New Zealand fruit-and-vegetable export company Turners and Growers; previously it was known as the Chinese gooseberry"
<3> stupid marketing :P
<0> heh
<3> ah well
<0> they still taste good
<0> Mangoes are my favourite
<3> never eat those
<3> don't eat kiwis much either
<0> Mangoes, Plums, Lemons, Mandarins and Strawberries.
<3> what about raspberry? :)
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