Recent content by Kengor99

Thanks for the great info but it is still not working, I am using a Belkin wireless access point that is NAT and have a virtual server set up for FTP there is no other config on that except to enable FTP on port 21 to a specific lan machine. I am gonna try a third party FTP app now. Thanks again.

Thanks for the post but that did not solve the problem, however instead of seeing folders in the FTP you see a list of folders available. Still having same problm when trying to access FTP from a machine other then the one the server is on, port 21 is open in and outbound. Ken

I have followed the steps to configure a FTP server and when I access it in the browser using ftp://localhost/ I am able to see the folder I have placed in the server. When I access it from a remote machine I get the follow ing message. "Windows cannot access this folder. make sure file name is...

My home page with IE has been hijacked, here is the URL that I cannot get rid of. http://www.v61.com/cgi-bin/v2/counter/hp?28129... When I run Spybot S&D i get a message that reads spyware detected but cannot remove, can anyone offer any suggestions besides reloading OS which is XP Pro...

Visit this link it will tell you a few ways to enable or disable autorun on windows operating systems. http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article03-018

My IE browser keeps returning to find-online.net, I have changed the home page, deleted cookies, offline files, cleared history but this keeps coming up as my home page and it installs two favorites. Can anyone tell me how I can remove this from the browser?

I have a user with a Win2k Pro OS, when running one or multiple apps they cannot be seen in the task manager and when they are minimized they cannot be seen in the bottom tool bar, however they are running. You can choose them by using Alt + Tab. I have never come across this before. Thanks, Ken

Yes, this explanation is the best i've seen and it makes sense as to what we were told about the attack. Thanks. Ken

To be more precise, it is a zero length packet attack on a T3 WAN connection, hope this helps. Ken

I am told that our router was the victim of a zero bit packet attack and I can not find any information about this. Can anyone help and tell me what this is, I think it is related to a DOS or DDOS attack that occured. Thanks, Ken

I have a small Netgear 10/100 switch with no management port or reserved uplink and is not configurable,the network is used for video conferencing and I am having problems with pixilization when I have many hosts transmitting packets. I suspect the switch may be the problem and was thinking of...