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Also, is it just your schools network or is it across the district? sorry i have not been on for a while. It is just for linworths network. my logs where erased, that is what kind of got me on a high alert. what i did was pull the networking cable that was feeding my server, went all around my scho...

hi i am back again for the hacker.org community with another question, this time it is odd. ok so 2 weeks ago, ( i am the head admin of my school if you do not know, by reading my other post) the director/ teacher for the school said that he could not email the school board that the emails would be...

hi i am back again for the hacker.org community with another question, this time it is odd. ok so 2 weeks ago, ( i am the head admin of my school if you do not know, by reading my other post) the director/ teacher for the school said that he could not email the school board that the emails would be ...

hello i am a networking admin, i had posted before about a firewall problem (completely different issue) any way, i use a mac osx server and i am trying to get it to run a VNC connection so that way i can work on it way from the server its self, i had just made a Linux live cd called backtrack 3, i ...

thanks i will use the code from that website to use on my server, and of course configure it to my server first, thought i found another website, what do you think of its code http://securosis.com/2007/12/11/ipfw-rules-v20071212/

thank you plope for your help, i was able to get my firewall configured and thought more in deep research i found a program called water roof, it manages the rules for me, it kinda connects to the firewall and allows me to add and to delete rules and more , ip filter, Nat configure, net process stat...

for the ipfw info I did a searched Google with this string "enabling ipfw firewall on mac os x server" I did a whois search at http://whois.arin.net on the network address you gave me (164.254) It says it from the department of defense... http://ws.arin.net/whois/?queryinput=164.254. OK t...

ok...did you look at the link I posted yet...there is some info on accessing the ipfw from the terminal. "The first thing to do is to play with looking at the firewall from the command line. Open the System Preferences, and under Sharing, enable the firewall. Then open a terminal session, and ...

plope0726 wrote:can you tell me more about whats going on with the built in firewall?

Also, this site may be helpful... http://www.ibiblio.org/macsupport/ipfw/

thank you i think this should help me with the firewall problem

plope0726 wrote:can you post the IP that you found?

i would be happy to but i don't have it on me, it is stored in my server records thought,
i might be able to get it today or tomorrow some time, thought it started out 164.254. i cant remember the rest.

can you tell me more about whats going on with the built in firewall? well i cant find a way to access it, the tabs (buttons) to get to it are gone, i also don't known how to get to it from a terminal yet, i have Googled it non stop but it tells me to click on the firewall tab and there is no tab, ...

I'm not really familiar with mac, but have you tried to turn off the services using those ports, assuming they arent needed, like the IRC service? Also there should be an app somewhere (like I said I'm not familiar with mac) in which you can block or allow certain IP addresses access. It should giv...

hi this is my first post but i am not really new to this site, i have been here a few months now, i have a problem with the server i run at my school, I had just got a email a few days ago from a security company that manages are schools districts internet access crap, and they had said that a possi...