My OS is Windows 7 Ultimate. I want a standard user to enable/disable LAN connection. Currently only admins can change this settings. How can I do that?
Thanks.
I just made some changes to a DNS zone in Webmin and clicked the "Apply Changes" button. I received the error message:
rndc: connection to remote host closed This may indicate that the remote server is using an older version of the command protocol, this host is not authorized to connect, or the key is invalid
How can I troubleshoot / repair this? I copied parts of the BIND config from a failing server, so I suspect that's what causing it...
What I'm trying to achieve is in the following infrastructure:
Server A running ADDS, DNS, DHCP, NPS
LAN
-Computer Client I
-Computer Client II
Server A NIC 1 goes to LAN
Server A NIC 2 goes to Internet
Server A provides DHCP and Internet access for Computer Clients
How do I connect to Computer Client I or II through RDP from outside the network? Even when using credentials from Computer Client I (which are not in ADDS) the connection still only goes to the server.
My Windows CE Netbook connects to wireless network at work but can't connect at home.
I tried it at work just to test that the WiFi on the Netbook does actually work and it was fine (if a bit slow)
It can see the connection, and the signal, tries to "Associate" with my home network but "Fails" it will sometimes retry
Encryption is set to TKIP
Authentication WPA-PSK
EAP Type TLS
I have tried all sorts of other settings but there seems to be very little to try??
My Modem is a DLink Wireless ADSL Router G604T
Would appreciate some help if possible.
I want to share my internet connection (Broadband) in my Desktop PC to my Laptop. I dont know how to achieve this. My desktop dont have bluetooth. Plz suggest me a solution. Any help will be appreciated.
I want to share my internet connection (Broadband) in my Desktop PC to my Laptop. I dont know how to achieve this. My desktop dont have bluetooth. Plz suggest me a solution. Any help will be appreciated.
Is it possible to have more than two active VPN connections on Windows XP?
I have a customer with three VPN client connections on Windows XP Professional. I can connect to any two sites at the same time, but the third connection always fails. Is this a limit within the operating system?
Recently when trying to access a Wordpress blog from a my network I get this error:
Warning! Domain mapping upgrade for this domain not found. Please log in and go to the Domains Upgrades page of your blog to use this domain.
If I request that URL from another connection (ie: remote desktop into another network and try from there), it works perfectly.
Anyone got suggestions/ideas on why from my network the site errors, but from others it loads?
I need to send email from my asp.net application.For that I am using telnet tk2smtp.msn.com 25 command from the command prompt to connect to the specific port on tk2smtp but its showing Could not open connection to the host error in command prompt. I installed Telnet Client in my machine . Let me know if there are any other things to be configured for this
Thanks,
Hima.
I would like to make a VNC connection from home to a Windows machine at work. The Windows machine is not accessible from the outside, but there is a Linux box that does have port 22 open, so it would seem that this can be done.
I suspect it's just a command that "forwards" connections to port 22 on the Linux machine to the Windows machine? Just can't find an example that does exactly this though
Thanks in advance!
My computer is booting but has no display. The optical drive has power, but the USB doesn't, so I figured that I had a broken motherboard. However I tried to boot my computer again laying flat, and it worked fine for two seconds, and then froze like it did the first time. It had no display after that. I have come to the conclusion that it is a connection problem (someone had a similar problem on one of the online forums).
I am getting the following message when attempting to connect to our company's SVN repository - the same error occurs whether I try from the OSX command line or Eclipse.
Any ideas on where to troubleshoot?
I can access from other similar computers and others in my team do not have any problem - this issue started occurring on my MacBook Pro yesterday afternoon (no known changes were made to the OS prior to problem starting).
$ svn co http://example.ca/cwl/tags/app
svn: OPTIONS of 'http://example.ca/cwl/tags/app': Could not read status line: connection was closed by server (http://example.ca)*
Is it possible to have more than two active VPN connections on Windows XP?
I have a customer with three VPN client connections on Windows XP Professional. I can connect to any two sites at the same time, but the third connection always fails. Is this a limit within the operating system?
I've followed this tutorial for a basic installation of nginx.
I always get bad gateway errors and when i look at the logs i see :
[error] 3226#0: *1 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client
Here is my nginx.conf and contents of my sites-available/defaults
nginx.conf,
defaults
I am also seeing this error :
conflicting server name "explorable.com" on 0.0.0.0:80, ignored
I am using Ubuntu 12.04, PHP5-FPM
Thank you!
I need to send email from my ASP.NET application. For that I am using the following command from the command prompt to connect to the specific port on tk2smtp:
telnet tk2smtp.msn.com 25
But it's showing the following error on the command prompt:
Could not open connection to the host
I installed a telnet client in my machine. Let me know if there are any other things to be configured for this.
I would like to make a VNC connection from home to a Windows machine at work. The Windows machine is not accessible from the outside, but there is a Linux box that does have port 22 open, so it would seem that this can be done.
I suspect it's just a command that "forwards" connections to port 22 on the Linux machine to the Windows machine? Just can't find an example that does exactly this though
Thanks in advance!
If a pop server is giving a "timed out" error, due to a slow connection, can any options be modified as to take that into account, and (hopefully somehow) collect mail ?
I'm using Snow Leopard with Remote Desktop Connection attempting to access a Windows XP machine on a home network. If I specify the Windows PC's hostname it won't connect. Only by specifying the IP address does it connect. It's the same issue when trying to ping the Windows machine - IP address works, hostname doesn't.
Both machines are on the same subnet connecting with a wireless router.
Is there way to get OSX to resolve the Windows PC by its hostname?
I want to make a port forward from my public server to my home pc, to connect through ssh.
What have I done wrong?
From home pc I run command:
ssh -R 8022:127.0.0.1:22 remote.host
Now when I try to connect with:
ssh remote.host -p 8022
I get error "Connection refused"
But when I connect to remote.host through ssh, and try to run:
ssh localhost -p 8022
It connects to my home PC.
How I can connect to home with one simple command?
ssh remote.host -p 8022
When I try to create a new database connection, the Data Sources (ODBC) programs hangs or takes a very long time to find the list of available SQL Servers.
This only happens when there are other computers on the network, when my machine (a standard Windows 7 laptop) is alone, it works just fine.
My question is: What should I look for in terms of SQL server or ODBC configurations that will take away this random behaviour?
When using Microsoft SQL Server, there is this handy thing called dedicated administrator connection. You can tell the database to drop all connections and not open any new ones, but keep the one you use right now alive for administrative purposes.
Is there a similar feature available for IBM's DB2 UDB?
I use the following directive in sshd_config to detect if the user trying to login to a server is called developer, and issue a bash script to the user if that is the case:
Match User developer
ForceCommand /bin/dev_login
However, when the user tries to upload a file using SCP, they can't, as the dev_login script is interrupting the process.
Is it possible to use the
Match
directive to detect if the connection is SCP rather than a request to open a shell?
I have a PostgreSQL server running Oracle Linux. In my network I have several workstations each running different OS (Fedora, Ubuntu, Windows).
Every once in a while I lose connection from the several workstations to the server while other workstations can connect with no problem.
If I do service network restart from the server the problem is solved and everyone can work until the next time it returns.
Any clues?
Thank you,
Ben.
Hi all,
I've been searching the internet for a while for this answer.
I have a bunch of computers that are part of a small business server domain and would like to be able to connect to each one individually with remote desktop connection using a subdomain, like:
computer1.mydomain.org
computer2.mydomain.org
etc...
I can currently connect to the server easily using an A record with the subdomain pointing to the static IP address with home.mydomain.org, so computer1.home.mydomain.org would also be cool.
Thanks!
If you turn on encryption in SAP between the client and the server using the Secure Network Connection, then is there a load placed on the server to do all the encryption work? How big a load? Is it equivalent to the difference between HTTP and HTTPS on a web server?