shonen
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Damn Viv you have been a busy busy man indeed.
I have watched a few tutorials on your site and personally I enjoy the stuff you yourself have released, its straight to the point, informative and the naration isn't hard to understand/annoy the shit out of me.
I thourghly enjoyed the caffe latte attack, very resourceful use of existing apps for a differnt kind of attack vector. My only gripe with the tutorial was the lack of explanation of setting up the honey pot. I have always been interested in honey pots but have no idea how to set one up. In any case I got what was going on and I would love to do this in my home lab.
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w00t finally some good news in oz for once! thankfully the cyclone decided to GTFO XD
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You aint the only one in here sparda, you may have been strange but my excuse is poor. XD
lol Amstrad CPC 464 I remember those, well not to much I was really young.
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lol Hey Sparda your first comp was one buff chunky bastard, I must admit for its day it still looks pretty mean unlike some of the others.
Well I was playing games at a friends house on his Commodre 64 and other computers from the mid 80's to mid 90's. The first computer that my family purchased that I could call my own was some pre built one from the p.c store, All I can remember was it had a intel MMX xpu, 64 mb ram (I think), a crappy 36.6k modem and windows 95 with built in air bags for when it crashed like a biatch. Damn being WIN nuked the first time was so much fun =P
The first comp I shelled out money from my own pocket was a AMD athlon cpu on a asus mother board, 1024 DDR ram, G-force ti4200 gfx card , Audigy2 zs plat pro sound card, 120 gb hard drive and altech lansing 5.1 speakers. Twaz a pretty sweet machine.
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ROFLMFAO 5ive your setup needs more SCREENS! /sarcasim
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ECTOPLASM!! FTW!!!!
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This is gonna sound a lil odd but virtualization just doesn't feel REAL to me, I have had a bit of a muck around with packet tracer and its good for the IOS cli but thats about it. When I picked up the catylist 4006 I was like AWESOME but how the fuck do I connect to it to configure. So I went and hit up google. Ahhh so I need a roll over cable for the console port... well that wasn't supplied with the switch (neither was the AC lead but I had a spare). Come tuesday I will have to ask one of the Teachers if he can turn a blind eye for me to nick one. XD
Thats actually a really good idea about finding one with a busted port here and their, I never thought about that and thanks for the suggestion I shall keep it in mind.
I found this on ebay cisco lab which looks promising however I have no idea what the estimated cost of the lot would be. but meh I don't mind waiting it out and saving some funds to get something pretty deccent for my needs.
Oh and I took pictures of my new toy pity I can't have a fiddle just yet (fucking roll over cable).
Also thank you all who have been giving me input on this, its very much apriciated.
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If you whip your own laptop out etc or are fiddling on a system while I’m trying to teach or something it’s kind of rude, distracting and very annoying. If you don’t want to take part in the class / lab then why show up?
If your teach is as much of an ass as you say, then I think you've done the right thing by informing other teachers.
As much as I dislike the IBM iseries class I would have instantly stopped what I was doing if he was holding a lecture or if we were doing our hands on stuff. But the class was comming back from a smoke-o break and I was just showing some friends my new laptop, seriously wtf and can we say ANAL much?
I am all for this software to a degree but some Teachers need to chillax a lil more, all my other Teachers don't even bother to use it. I will admit though as a teaching aid it is very useful.
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No offense duder and please donm't take this as me being a stuck up cunt but if you read the first page you would have noticed that I said we don't have Administrative rights, so we can't install .exe files (they can be ran but not installed), control pannel is off limits and all the other negatives that are associated with having an average "user" account. Hence the VM bridging solution as a work around for installing the setup for LANschool teacher viewer software package and editing the .reg keys to be able to listen on all channels.
As for killing the process some of the process killers that just run via .exe and don't install work. I still stand by my previos statement that removing it with the LANschool installer is by far the easiest option. next tick check box next and BA BYE LANschool. XD
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Thats pretty much what I have in mind lain (home use, CCNA and maybe CCNP down the track), the shit is expensive but considering I will be using the stuff for the final year of the course I am doing now and for the next 3 at a Universaty level I see it as an investment.
Thanks for advice mate I will take a look at the spec sheet for the models you suggested and see how the money tree is going. XD
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Damn I just checked out the price on a 2811 router and they are around $1,500 to $2,000 if you want the HWIC-1adsl module includded with it. Fuck me expensive shit however I do most like the feature's.
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Correct me if I am wrong but I am under the impression that as far as rating this sort of thing it doesn't go any higher once it his a cat 5.
Mate if I were you I would have my shit packed and be ready to do a runner nice and early. You just can't win against that shit and the only way you wanna witness it is on the 6 o'clock news.
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Fuck me, IN SHORT DUKE A SHIT STORM!
I swear to god what is up with Aussie weather these days, Melbourne is in drought with massive bush fires and the hot top end is flooded out. Not to mention us melb folk copped a 4.5 earth quake the other night, which freaked me the fuck out.
Damn dude hopefully it doesn't head your way, you gonna stick a round or GTFO?
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Nice Find MAC, its interesting to see the other work arounds you guys are slapping together.
I will have to check out your method when I am back at school on Tuesday.
Cheers for the post.
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In all honesty don't bother with ubuntu, you are only going to have to update your repo's and apt-get all the required programs. I would just get myself a copy of Backtrack which will cover your WEP cracking needs and then some.
Bash can be a bit of a sod at first but I learnt alot of nix cli through learning how to use Back track (I am still a n00b though). In anycase use the tutorial I posted some time ago on WEP cracking. It was written from a beginner learning/explaining it point of view and should give you everything you need to know.
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Well my understand is pretty much the same as yours however some work at a layer 3 level and are able to do routing much faster than a router can seeing as it just forward the packets.
LOL yeah its a pretty big ass switch but I like the modular factor and the x3 PSU options among other things (not sure if it operates on the 3rd layer though but I am pretty sure the 4500+ series do).
6u is a resonable size for a SOHO setup, I swear I cant get over the price you guys pay for shit. A class mate was looking at a wall mount cabinet and I found a 6U at 200 aus dollars which was by far the cheapest I could find on the web.
That 12u you had a link to isn't to bad however I want a proper encloser so it can be locked away and out of sight/out of mind.
Cheers for the linkage I will check it out, hopefully postage aint a massive cost to the land down under and thanks again for your input its much appricated.
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ah cool thanks for the heads up hex I will keep it in mind, I can handle a somewhat drunken impulse buy on a switch but not the router seeing as its the core of any half deccent network. I will most certainly do my reading on that prior to purchase. XD
By the way you neglected to mention your thoughts on my choice of switch, I am curious to know what exactly your thoughts are. XD I did some a lil research and it seemed ok for what I wanted, then again I am pretty drunk at the minute and oversights come with being well and truely tipsy. ^_^
*I have a craving for ramen, anime and saki*
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hahahah I remember watching this ep sometime ago, the way they fixed the internet reminds me of the curry tech support my ISP provide. =P
I loved that scene where Randy got his pr0n fix BWahahahahahahaha fuck I laughed hard at that!
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Actually I was gonna get your verdict prior to purchase hex, but I had a few to many Jim Beams and got excited and clicked buy it now XD I am curious to know what you think about my choice of switch (I neglected to do my full research prior to buying) but meh I remember doing an assingment on the 4500 and it was pretty sweet, so I figured a model or so down can't be half bad.
Hahaha I may have beaten you to the personal lab setup but you are more 1337R than me when it comes to the cisco shit and you could put it to better use. I like to jump in the deep end and learn things the hard way. XD
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I will put it to costing and see how I fair. I must admit I am leaning more to the 2621 side.
I was also thinking about getting a server but I think I will wait that one out seeing as space is a massive issue and I really want a cabinet for all my shit. I am thinking about a 27RU that I found for 600 bucks.
PS: Hey hex did you end up getting that server that was for sale from one of the other members in here?
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LOL Well at least you don't have to worry about your internets dring up at school just yet. Guess they did the smart thing and ran a test before implamentation and decided against it for whatever reason.
My I.T teachers were bragging about the software prior to the install over the holiday period as it turns out they really shot themselves in the foot and gave more power to the students. NOW THAT IS FUNNY!
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I have been wanting to slowly put together my own cisco lab enviroment for sometime now seeing as I lack the motivation to do things in packet tracer. I don't like building something I can't really use.
Anyways I purchased a slightly old cisco catylist 4006 switch today just to muck around with.
pretty much the same as this one
Now I am a bit of a n00b when it comes to all things cisco and was after suggestions for a good and resonable priced cisco router that I can muck around with and also use on my own home network. I was thinking something from the 1800 series but figured I would ask before I impulse buy something like the above switch (after all it is the most important part).
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Thats what my home VPN and NAS is for =P
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lol your home rig is pimped up nicely. XD
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ZOMG Vector if you buy a mac book you will be branded as one of them elitists MAC users who only buy their equipment because it looks fashinable with your furniture. =P
Ah seriously I don't hate mac's they make some pretty kick ass gear however I do hate the vast majority of its standard home user's. OMG I have to have one it l00ks so purdy!
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Yeah I noticed than LANschools broadcasting generates a fair amount of traffic when I was messing about with it and capturing it with a sniffer. Fucking hell 10mbps lan with that and all the other network traffic, must of been a bitch!
Hey Hyde do any of these student monitoring software on the marke actually provide any security? From the hand full I researched a while back they all seem to operate in much the same way LAN school does.
Yeah that is true Dingle but thankfully my school don't utilize the keylogging option.
That would be about right sparda, the teachers come to you guys requesting the software yet complain when it starts slowing down the network. *shakes head* Don't you just love dealing with the dumb end user sometimes. XD
Agreed Timmy but some students can't help themselves from visiting youtube and their facefuck profiles. If you ask me if you are doing this while a lecture is given you are only shooting yourself in the foot.
WOW I never knew this joint had so many school sys/network admins, its great to have some input from the other side of the fence. This question may be a lil vague but whats it like being a admin for a school?
wireshark stoped recognizing my NIC
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Now this is a bit of a long shot and I am only making an assumption here, but I would say the windows update somehow r00ted your win P-cap driver. Both cain and wireshark depend on this driver to work correctly so try installing the P-cap driver again.
Or you could also use the system restore function and roll back prior to the windows update occuring.