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I understand the principles and the application of Network managament, from the OSI schema to mechanisms of detection, intrusion, security issues and vulnerabilities, how-to-attack and defend from crackers. I always look to be updated with the latest security holes. I also know OS like Windows 2k, 2k3, Linux, HP-UX and Solaris as best as other platforms.
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Hi Nagendra. As far as I know, there is not a command line that provides what you want. Only installing some tool or application may provide this. I took a look in a java program that may help you
Hi Nagendra. Yes, there is a command line. Depending on your O.S, you just have to do the following: - Go to Start; - Then Run - On the command, type cmd - The MS-DOS window will appear, then
Hi Matt. I'm really sorry for responding you so late, but I got stuck in my business and I had not enough time to help you. Sorry again. There is a browser named TOR that is just great. I use for
Not so sure. Why I wouldn't tell you? There are some tools intended to recover the password. You can install them on the server, run and see if you get it. http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/exchange_password_recovery
Hi Thamid. He can do it by several ways. One is to negotiate the mounth amount of megabytes/gigabytes that the provider will allow for use. But the usual is to use softwares that he will act as an

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