Netshroud
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Episode 5x19
in Hak5
Darren, I found this in my old My Pictures folder while going through an old VM:
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Episode 5x18
in Hak5
Looks then like KonBoot doesn't work on machines connected to a domain, even if you only want to log on as local administrator. Can anyone verify this?
According to Paul, Konboot also works on Domain accounts.I suppose then it only works if you are on the server itself.
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but why?
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you think they would have wiped the DNS entries...
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Episode 5x18
in Hak5
I can't get KonBoot to work. I tried it (with permission) on 2 separate machines at my school. Both are ASI machines, Windows XP (SP2/3). KonBoot boots but then I get a message that C:\Windows\System32\Config\Software (or was it ...\config\System) is corrupt or missing.
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Episode 5x19
in Hak5
My Entry - ESXi White-Box Server
Case: Rosewill RSV-Z4000 4U Rackmount - $129.99
CPU: Intel Core i7 920 with stock cooler - $279.99
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD4P - 239.99
RAM: OCZ Gold 12GB (6 x 2GB) DDR3 1333 - $169.99
Optical Drive: Pioneer Black IDE Slim 8x DVD Burner (OEM) - $64.99
PSU: OCZ ModXStream PRO OCZ900MXSP 700W - $99.99
Host HDD: Western Digital Caviar SE WD800AAJS 80GB - $34.99
Data HDDs: Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB - $99.99 each - $399.96
HDD Bay "Box full of Awesomeness": Kingwin KF-4000-BK - $74.99
RAID Controller: Adaptec 2251800-R - $399.99
GPU: MSI N8400GS-TD256 GeForce 8400 GS - $29.99
NIC: Intel PWLA8391GTL - $26.59
Total: $1891.45 + shipping
Why:
Price/Performance of i7 920 is incredible.
Personal preference for Gigabyte Motherboards.
I personally don't like the idea of putting in a USB flash drive. It could get dislodged if it gets bumped, or it could slowly bend and ruin the pins if you use the internal -> port connector, and I personally do not like the idea of using the cable and just finding somewhere to screw it in. That's what the 80GB HDD is for. Although most of it will go to waste, it also allows for a change of product later on, such as a switch to a type-2 hypervisor like Server 2008 w/ Hyper-V.
@Darren: Just block 3TeK's avatar through Privoxy. Then you can keep using Chrome ^_^
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Imagine if Hak5 was a Soap Opera. ^_^
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Sydney here, only 800km out ^_^
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Dual-Core Budget Slowly-Upgraded Gaming Desktop
(originally a CompaQ Presario SR1720AN)
CPU: Intel Dual-Core E2200 @ 2.2GHz, 800MHz FSB
RAM: 4GB (2x 2GB) DDR2 1066MHz (Kingston)
MOBO: Gigabyte GA-G31M-S2L
HDD: Samsung SATA2 7200RPM 640GB - HD642JJ
GPU: Galaxy 9500GT
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I showed. It was a dodgy deathmatch map, and it was almost unplayable with 280ms ping from australia. I left after 10 mins, but I still showed ^_^
IP Chnager
in Applications & Coding
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I dont exactly get the point for a full-blown app. You can use netsh with a couple of VBS scripts and/or batch scripts.