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Think I may have figured it that out too ! Changed the NIC to Host Only and then changed the IP address of the Host Only adapter to the same subnet of my W7 machine. and I can access the sites hosted on the Linux box.

I personally use Server 2008 R2 because of its ability to Multicast where 2003 doesnt. I use WDS to deploy and MDT 2010 to configure the OS install. Works flawlessly.

ok ok, rookie mistake - changed it to /var/www/domain works now :) EDIT Okay so I have an actual question now. I have setup a VM with VirtualBox and have assigned a static IP so that i can access it from within my network. But question now is, if i just want to be able to access it from this computer so that I can roam around with this laptop and have access to this webserver whereever I am - how would I configure the NIC? I assume it would need to be NAT but what do I change the eth0 interface settings to on the ubuntu box itself? At present, it has a valid network ip and its gateway points to my router. Thanks

Hi all, Im new to Linux web hosting and I am currently testing to see how easy it is to setup. Although its been pretty simple so far, im struggling with virtualhosts (atleast thats what I have been reading up on. http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/apache/manual/vhosts/name-based.html I have setup two sites like in the example NameVirtualHost 111.22.33.44 <VirtualHost 111.22.33.44> ServerName www.domain.tld DocumentRoot /www/domain </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost 111.22.33.44> ServerName www.otherdomain.tld DocumentRoot /www/otherdomain </VirtualHost> but when going to the sites, i get a 404 error. The requested URL / was not found on this server. Am I doing something wrong here? :( Using apache2 and latest Ubuntu

UPDATE: So i got around the ini issue by pointing the terminal to the john folder. I am now reading this http://osix.net/modules/article/?id=455 and my next issue is no password hashes loaded! :(

ahhh, now i understand! im gonna practise some more tonight and tomorrow. found a little issue, when using jtr i get fopen: john.ini no such file or directory im assuming its not installed properly, im using BT5 R1 - I tried moving the ini file from the windows release to the /pentest/password/john folder but it doesnt appear to have done anything

Thanks for the links! I shall read up on them both when i get in aswell as cowpatty! In the cases where I do have the handshake and the cap files (or IVS in some videos ive seen), is there such a thing as brute forcing? and if so, is there anyway of speeding up the process. I have done some brute force attacks in the past using windows and now how time consuming it can be. Or maybe theres another way of pulling the key without the use of answer files? or how would you go about creating an answer file with every possibility of A-Z 0-9, im sure that would produce a huge answer file, but would it take the same amount of time to compute than a brute force?

I have done the deauth, from what I've seen, sendin just one deauth command is sufficient but it wouldnt do it. I've tried with up to 10 and still nothing

Hi all, So I started messing around with Backtrack today... Not really been too successful in cracking some WPA/WPA2 keys. I started with my own network and was able to get the handshake and then played with the wordlists (scanned and didnt find anything - entered the key manually into the list and it worked)... that was all very well. So i thought I'd try on a friends network (with permission)... I couldnt get the handshake :( So i tried another.... again couldnt get the handshake. What could I be doing wrong? or What else can I try? Im fairly new to all of this and just to further my own knowledge want to learn how to "crack it" pardon the pun. I also went on to start thinking about brute forcing the key rather than relying on a wordlist... 9/10 people use A-Z and 1-9 in their keys so i watched some vids on youtube with regards to brute forcing. found that this could be pretty time consuming to say the least... So I suppose what Im asking is - Anyone fancy showing me the ropes? Thanks in advance all!

Thanks Buffy, might have to take a look into WebDav

Hey, Thanks for your reply. Tapes would be great but remember its a dedicated server which is hosted by another company in another country.

Hi All, I use online backup services such as Attix5 for clients and for my business server, but I also have a dedicated server offsite which I use to run personal Exchange. I also use it for testing sometimes... I dont really want to use Attix for this as it is quite expensive. I have currently got a backup Scheduled with Windows Server Backup application but its only saving locally atm (defeats the whole purpose... What I wanted to know was, whats the best method of securely transferring that backup to my local machine? (comeplete backup - system state and data) What method would be best, but doesnt kill performance as it will still be handling Exchange? Thanks in advance :)

Thanks everyone for your replies. Infiltrator, I think I'm going to give untangle a try soon as I get a couple of NICs in. Just to let you guys know, my ISP has in its terms that it doesn't permit commercial use unless you are a business and have either of the two better packages, which I am and have. But I have asked them for clarification on there terms so soon as I hear something back (probably in a few hours) I'll post. Again appreciate all your replies :)

Thank you both for your replies :) Much appreciated Infiltrator, your link to wikipedia helped me look for a link id found the other day. Chillispot! I saw that and then found the following: http://www.howtoforge.com/wifi_hotspot_setup However, unless im mistaken, this would require a linux box to be setup alongside the router... i was hoping that i could use something that was purely router based. Any ideas how to implement this? or will it work only with a box alongside Thanks again

Hey all, I was thinking about setting up a Paid Wifi Hotspot using DD WRT. I was wondering, is there any open source programs that can be used for the billing side of the Hotspot? Ive come across sites like www.hotspotsystem.com and thought theres gotta be something out there... If not are sites like the one ive mentioned any good? Im also based in the UK if that makes any difference. Thanks

added it. im gonna try messing with it when im away from home :D ill update soon as i can thanks again

i feel like such a n00b, its beyond belief. i remoted out to a friends PC and tried it and it worked!! woop thanks guys for your help :) ALTHOUGH lol i got an error 2048 for which i found this as a fix http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/iss...?id=1&can=1 but couldnt see where to put this line in... any tips? im gonna mess around with it some more when i get to another machine outside my lan and see if it works as planned

lol, im just looking to get basic access from the outside world for now and then beef it up once its working. its really doing my head in at the moment :'( I was reading up all about it and had already forwarded 80 and 443 STILL to no avail (headbang moment) i really dont get what im doing wrong... http://externalip:80 - it goes straight to my router :/ (thanks for taking the time out and helping, i really appreciate it)

mm, i think htaccess would have to do it for now i spose. on a side note, how would i go about getting the wamp site online, i.e visible on the net - i have my own domain and my isp already supplies me with a static ip. i was thinking just opening up ports to the machine and entering ip:port but to no avail. once thats sorted i was hoping to just mask the ip with a subdomain and then use it like that... not sure where im going wrong though

Ahhh, thank you charles - I went in and changed the port number and bam it worked. Although i did notice that the auth was set to null, but it still asked for a username and password and leaving it blank worked but is there a way to not have it come up? also i was a bit surprised that phpvirtualbox didnt ask for a password when opening up the vbox page in the first instance... is there a way to change that also?

sup all, i kind of put this to the side for a lil while as i had other things to do. but now ive got it all working and online but i got one little problem... i cant actually see the console of the remote machine :/ this is the msg i get Virtual machine is not running or is not configured to accept RDP connections. however, ive enabled the remote display (auth = null) and it still isnt showing ahhhh thanks in advance

in that case, i believe i have the closed source version

I followed that link Sparda, couldnt get it working "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\vboxwebsrv.exe" >nul ran the above and then edited the conf.php file and then i was lost :/ as for paid versions, i used the one straight off the vbox site, couldnt find anything about paid versions unless im looking in the wrong place? Thanks again

Hey all, was wondering if you guys could help me out. I remember Darren did a quick segment on installing VBox and setting it up with a Web UI in Ubuntu but i was wondering if you guys could help me out and give me advice as to how to set this up in Windows. I am comfortable with Ubuntu but ive always been a Windows man and I cant seem to break this habit. What would I need to go about this? I have a static IP addressing as part of my broadband package so wouldnt require a dyndns like service. If Ubuntu is the only way, is it possible to get a write up on that also as it was a bit hard to see what Darren was writing in the Terminal box. Thanks in advance