Having a static IP address under Ubuntu 8.10 ShowHaving a static IP address under Ubuntu 8.10
To have a fixed IP persistent:
Configure manually the interfaces
For a fix IP (10.0.0.1 on your eth1 interface) use:
To make use of dynamic IP (e.g eth0):
DNS
NetworkManager is a...
IP conflict problem ShowIP conflict problem
Solution
It may happens that when you try to connect, the system notifies you of an IP address conflict or that the connection is not stable. This is probably due to the fact that two computers on the network trying...
Command to detect your IP address! ShowCommand to detect your IP address!
Command for Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
Command for Windows 95/98
Command for Linux
IP address (Internet Protocol) is a numerical identification to detect your computer on a network. It is used to...
Start/stop a service using command line ShowStart/stop a service using command line
The netsh tool (netsh.exe) can automate the startup or shutdown of a service through the following command line:
To start a service:
Net start name_of_service
To stop a service:...
Download 007 Spy Software Show007 Spy Software is a software for monitoring the executed activities on a computer. This software allows to know all different activities carried out by all the users of a specific computer.
007 Spy Software enables to know:
- the visited web...
NAT- Network address translation, port forwarding and port trigg ShowThe principle of NAT
Network address translation or NAT was developed in order to respond to the shortage of IP addresses with IPv4 protocol (in time the IPv6 protocol will respond to this problem).
In fact, in IPv4 addressing the number of...
NAT - Address Translation ShowThe Concept of NAT
The process of network address translation (NAT) was developed in order to respond to the lack of IP addresses with the IPv4 protocol (the IPv6 protocol will propose a solution to this problem).
In IPv4 addressing, there are not...
Attack detection ShowAnalysing logs
One of the best ways to detect intrusions is to monitor event logs (sometimes called logs for short). In general, servers store logs of their activity, and in particular any errors encountered, in files. Therefore, after a computer...