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Universal Command Guide: For Operating Systems



This book portends to be a universal command guide, and in all fairness they managed to get a good number of commands in the text. Unfortunately the ones the missed are significant (e.g. UNIX tar, which is universal in UNIX and Linux). I would not recommend this book for someone looking for help in distinguishing the difference in Linux and BSD commands.

While initially quite skeptical of a book attempting to cover such disparate operating systems, the reality is that I have found this volume to be indespensible. Since I work with Red Hat Linux primarily and Solaris (v8) also rather frequently, it’s easy use the UCG to get the syntax differences of those two environments. Sure, I could just scan the man pages — but the already well-worn out copy of my UCG has enough bookmarks and paperclip (and yellow highlights) to make turning to it easier. It has also helped me better understand that there are quite a few ways to perform networking tasks using the Windows command line (as opposed to becoming dependent on the GUI). The charts showing the equivalency of commands across the diverse operating environments is a real time-saver. As a partisan of the O’Reilly books, I’ve come to the general conclusion that the value of a book is inversely proportional to its size. A big, thick book is generally fluff. But, this one is the exception.

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Microsoft Visual C++ Windows Applications by Example

Microsoft Visual C++ Windows Applications by Example: Code and explanation for real-world MFC C++ Applications
Publisher: Packt | Edition: 2008 | ISBN: 1847195563 | 440 Pages | PDF | 9.47 Mb


With this book you will learn how to create applications using MDI, complex file formats, text parsing and processing, graphics, and interactions. Every essential skill required to build Windows desktop-style applications is covered in the context of fully working examples.

The book begins with a quick primer on the C++ language, and using the Visual C++ IDE to create Windows applications. This acts as a recap for existing C++ programmers, and a quick guide to the language if you’ve not worked with C++ before. The book then moves into a set of comprehensive example applications, presenting the important parts of the code with explanation of how it works, and how and when to use similar techniques in your own applications.

The applications include: a Tetris-style game, a drawing application, a spreadsheet, and a word processor.

If you know the C++ language, or another Windows-based programming language, and want to use C++ to write real, complex applications then this book is ideal for you.

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CramSession CIW Security 470 - Certification Study Guide












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This CramSession Study Guide prepares you for the CIW Security Professional exam, Version 3. This is an excellent certification because of the multi-platform knowledge required to successfully complete this course and exam. The pre-requisites to take this course and exam include the Foundations, Server Administrator, and Inter-networking courses and exams. As you can see the Security course assumes you already have an intimate knowledge of TCP/IP as well as both NT and Unix Operating Systems.

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Database-Driven Websites With ASP And Dreamweaver CS4

Hardly any people would argue that Adobe Dreamweaver is one of the most widely used web development packages around. It has gained its popularity by appealing to users with a broad variety of profiles. Its user-friendly interface appeals to inexperienced users with a small amount awareness of the technologies that underpin web pages. At the same time, it allows practiced web developers to interact with code in a variety of constructive ways.

Adobe Dreamweaver enables developers to create dynamic web sites whose content is derived from a data source. Such sites feature server-side pages, written in a scripting language such as PHP, ASP or ASP.Net, which need to be executed on the server. It is therefore obligatory to give a testing server as part of the site setup while defining such sites within Dreamweaver.

A Microsoft invention, Active Server Pages (ASP) is one of the easiest such languages to configure. Now referred to as classic ASP to distinguish it from ASP.Net, the current incarnation of Active Server Pages, ASP was initially released in the late nineties and revolutionised the way in which web sites were developed. ASP is designed to run on Windows 2000 server and on Windows XP Professional. It is part of Internet Information Services (IIS), an optional Windows component. Once installed, IIS converts your PC into a web server running a default website located in a folder called "wwwroot" which can be accessed with the web address "localhost/".

Once ASP is up and running, Adobe Dreamweaver is equipped to start creating dynamic web sites. The features on hand in Dreamweaver for generating the necessary server-side content are to be found in three panels: Databases, Bindings and Server Behaviors. The Databases panel is used to create connections to data sources. In the case of ASP, the most frequent solutions are Microsoft Access and the more powerful Microsoft SQL Server. As soon as a connection to the database is in place, the Bindings panel is used to retrieve data into a recordset. The dialogue box which Adobe Dreamweaver uses for creating recordsets automatically generates fragments of SQL as the user interacts with the related data objects. However, some familiarity with SQL (structured query language) is needed to be able to retrieve specifically the data necessary for a given recordset.

The Server Behaviours panel is where nearly all of the action takes place: It contains a wide variety of pre-built scripts which can be used to add dynamic content to web pages. For example, the Insert Record server behaviour can be used to create a form which adds new records to a database table via a web page or it can be used to create an enquiries sheet which adds every enquiry to an enquires table and afterward takes the visitor to a thank you page. - 18101

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CompTIA Security+ All-in-One Exam Guide 2008, Second Edition



















A CompTIA Security+ Exam Guide and An On-the-Job Reference--All-in-One

Get complete coverage of all the material included on the CompTIA Security+ exam inside this fully up-to-date, comprehensive resource. Written by network security experts, this authoritative exam guide features learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter, exam tips, practice questions, and in-depth explanations. Designed to help you pass the CompTIA Security+ exam with ease, this definitive volume also serves as an essential on-the-job reference. Get full details on all exam topics, including how to:

  • Combat viruses, Trojan horses, spyware, logic bombs, and worms
  • Defend against DDoS, spoofing, replay, TCP/IP hijacking, and other attacks
  • Apply best practices for access control methods
  • Implement authentication using Kerberos, CHAP, biometrics, and other methods
  • Use cryptography and PKI
  • Secure remote access, wireless, and virtual private networks (VPNs)
  • Harden networks, operating systems, and applications
  • Manage incident response and follow forensic procedures
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An overview of the CompTIA A+ Certification


What is the CompTIA A+ certification? In this module, you'll learn about the history of CompTIA, the advantages of an A+ certification, and an overview of the exam categories.

CISSP Application Development Part 1 of 3


CISSP Application Development Part 1 of 3 presentation done at ALIG in South Africa in 2006

Lynda.Com Essential Silverlight Training










Mike Harsh is the program manager on the Silverlight team at Microsoft. In Silverlight Essential Training, he gives viewers an insider's look into this powerful application. Mike teaches each step in the process of building interactive web applications using Silverlight, including how to add video, animations, and interactive features such as drag-and-drop functionality. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Table of contents
Introduction
Welcome 0:39 0.6 MB
Using the exercise files 0:36 0.8 MB
Overview 0:50 0.5 MB

1. Understanding Silverlight
What is Silverlight? 0:56 1.6 MB
Understanding the various versions 0:51 1.5 MB

2. Discovering Silverlight Experiences
Installing Silverlight on a Windows machine 1:46 3.2 MB
Installing Silverlight on a Mac 2:02 3.8 MB
Compelling Silverlight examples 6:25 11.9 MB
Using Silverlight Pad 5:18 10.4 MB
Walking through the example projects 1:15 2.4 MB

3. Silverlight Tools: Expression and Visual Studio
Introduction to Silverlight Tools and XAML 1:22 1.2 MB
Getting started with Visual Studio Pro 4:09 8.4 MB
Debugging with Visual Studio Pro 7:41 16.1 MB
Installing Expression Design 2:45 5.5 MB
Using Expression Design 3:06 4.7 MB
Installing Expression Blend 3:15 6.3 MB
Using Expression Blend 3:27 6.6 MB
Using Expression Blend to create user interfaces 5:17 5.9 MB
Installing Expression Encoder 2:23 4.6 MB
Expression Encoder media functionality 4:53 8.3 MB
Expression Encoder and Silverlight integration 3:03 5.7 MB
Exporting XAML from Adobe Illustrator CS3 2:43 5.1 MB

4. Getting Started with XAML, JavaScript, and HTML
XAML and JavaScript interaction 2:03 1.8 MB
Anatomy of a Silverlight application 2:00 3.6 MB
Adding Silverlight to a web page 3:18 4.1 MB
Understanding vector graphics in XAML 1:39 1.8 MB
Using vector graphics in XAML 7:37 14.1 MB
Working with paths in XAML 5:07 7.2 MB
Clipping in XAML 3:01 4 MB
Understanding transforms in XAML 2:06 2.1 MB
Using transforms in XAML 5:55 11.3 MB
Understanding JavaScript events in XAML 2:43 2.9 MB
Using JavaScript events in XAML 7:15 13.6 MB
Walking through a Silverlight application 4:58 10.4 MB

5. Advanced XAML
Understanding text in XAML 1:20 1.5 MB
Working with text in XAML 5:32 10.2 MB
Understanding brushes 2:17 2.4 MB
Using brushes 3:15 3.9 MB
Understanding animations in XAML 3:24 3.9 MB
Using animations in XAML 4:04 6.4 MB
Understanding XAML timers for animation 0:50 0.9 MB
Creating a XAML timer 6:00 8.7 MB

6. Advanced JavaScript Techniques for Silverlight
Understanding Create from XAML 1:48 2 MB
Using Create from XAML 4:23 9 MB
Downloading in JavaScript 2:46 4.3 MB
Using a downloader 8:52 14.2 MB
Packaging in Silverlight 5:28 10.1 MB
Using custom fonts in Silverlight 4:52 9.9 MB
Understanding mouse input 2:51 2.7 MB
Using mouse input 7:49 15.3 MB
Creating a button 4:02 7.5 MB

7. Asset Preparation for Designers
Understanding the XAML workflow between tools 2:52 6.2 MB
Organizing XAML assets 2:10 3.3 MB

8. Working with Media in Silverlight
Understanding media and images in XAML 2:38 2.8 MB
Working with media and images in XAML 4:08 8.1 MB
Working with media and images in JavaScript 4:24 8.3 MB

9. Creating a Media Player with Silverlight
Introduction to media players 2:01 4.1 MB
Creating a media player 2:28 4.8 MB
Implementing basic playback controls 13:42 27.7 MB
Implementing audio controls 10:04 21 MB
Implementing playback progress indicators 6:29 11.1 MB
Adding a download progress indicator 5:01 10.1 MB
Connecting duration and position text 3:59 8.1 MB
Adding full-screen video playback 7:49 16 MB

10. Creating Programmatic Animations
Introduction to the Gravity Simulator 1:50 3.4 MB
Resizing the application 5:57 11.9 MB
Creating animations in a timer loop 6:33 10.9 MB
Creating drag-and-drop functionality 7:12 13 MB

11. Silverlight Deployment
Updating Silverlight 0:55 1.4 MB


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VTC Linux Professional Institute: Level 2 Tutorials














The Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) program is designed to certify competency in Linux professionals who use the operating system and its associated tools. The intention is to be distribution neutral, following the Linux Standard Base along with other relevant standards and conventions. The program consists of three levels of certification. In this course VTC author, Arthur Griffith, explores and explains, point by point, the objectives of the first two of the three LPIC exams.

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LinuxCBT Samba Edition - Certification Training






LinuxCBT Samba Edition focuses on the Samba suite of clients and servers and Windows integration.

Samba is the de-facto UNIX/Linux-based software for seamlessly integrating UNIX/Linux environments with MS Windows networks via Samba's implementation of the SMB protocol suite. Samba allows your UNIX/Linux system to emulate a Windows workstation/server in the network neighborhood/my network places browse list. Consequently, your UNIX/Linux-based system appears to be a Windows-based system featuring file & print shares. Additionally, Samba adds many features not included with stock MS Windows systems.

Let LinuxCBT Samba Edition help to solidify your understanding of Samba and ancillary components.

Recommended Prerequisites:

  • Familiarity with MS Windows networking (File & Print shares)
  • Access to a GNU/Linux-based PC to install Samba and ancillary components used
  • Access to a MS Windows-based system connected to the same network

LinuxCBT Samba Edition - Disc 1

  • Introduction to Samba & Clients
    • Explore Samba server configuration
    • Identify key Samba packages & contents
    • Explore the SMB workgroup implementation
    • Discuss the roles of Local Master Browsers (LMBs) & Domain Master Browsers (DMBs)
    • Use findsmb & smbclient to reveal the active browse lists
    • Discuss NETBIOS naming rules
    • Identify system broadcast address & discuss broadcast-based NETBIOS name resolution
    • Identify & discuss the roles of the key Samba daemons
    • Use smbtree to enumerate the active workgroups, hosts & file & print shares
    • Install rdesktop client for remote desktop connectivity to Windows 2003 Server
    • Explore browse list & SMB clients from Windows 2003
    • Share file resource on Windows 2003 Server for use by Samba clients
    • Join common workgroup from Windows 2003 host
    • Use smbclient to enumerate & connect to shared resources on XP/2003 hosts
    • Explore anonymous and authenticated share enumeration using smbclient
    • Transfer files between Samba and Windows 2003 hosts using smbclient
    • Use smbget to download files non-interactively from remote SMB server
    • Use smbclient with credentials stored in a hidden file
    • Create tarball archive using tar & discuss Samba's smbtar utility
    • Create tar-compatible archives of remote SMB-share using smbtar

  • Samba File System (SMBFS) Integration
    • Discuss the features & benefits of SMBFS
    • Identify package & files
    • Create temporary mount point for remote SMB share
    • Mount remote SMB share into local Linux file system using SMBFS
    • Examine resultant Linux file-system permissions post SMBFS mount
    • Transfer files to mount point (Remote Windows 2003 system) & examine results
    • Identify SMBFS process footprint
    • Mount remote SMB share with previously-defined hidden credentials file
    • Modify system startup file to facillitate automatic SMBFS mounts upon system restart

  • Workgroup & Windows Internet Naming System (WINS) Integration
    • Identify key Samba configuration file & package membership
    • Use findsmb to reveal available workgroups
    • Alter Samba configuration file to join available workgroup
    • Identify key TCP/UDP ports used by key Samba daemons
    • Use findsmb & browse list to confirm workgroup membership
    • Enumerate default Samba shares on primary Linux system using smbclient
    • Introduction to smbpasswd utility and database
    • Use smbpasswd to add Windows user to database & confirm authentication from Windows host
    • Install WINS Server on Windows 2003 Server for use by SMB-clients
    • Explain default Samba NETBIOS name resolution order
    • Identify name resolution order directive in primary Samba configuration file
    • Configure Samba server to be a WINS client via Samba configuration file
    • Confirm WINS NETBIOS registrations of Samba & Windows hosts

  • Samba Share-Level File & Print Security Implementation
    • Discuss Samba's security modes
    • Discuss the features & benefits of share-level security
    • Alter primary Samba configuration file to support share-level security
    • Define and publish a public read-only share
    • Reload key Samba daemons & confirm connectivity to read-only share
    • Enumerate & connect to public read-only share from a remote Samba client
    • Define & publish an anonymous read-write share
    • Use chmod & chown to define appropriate permissions and ownership on the directory
    • Confirm the ability to write to read-write share from remote Windows 2003 system
    • Examine applied permissions & ownership of created objects on the Linux file system
    • Define & publish a private read-write share
    • Confirm authentication to private read-write share from remote Windows 2003 host
    • Update Samba back-end database to reflect new user - test connectivity
    • Compare & contrast Windows & Samba hidden share definition
    • Define hidden share & explore browse list from Samba & Windows hosts
    • Convert existing shares to hidden shares and examine updated browse list
    • Discuss default Samba print sharing implementation
    • Explore Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) interface
    • Install and configure a printer
    • Discuss various CUPS back-end capabilities
    • Discuss the CUPS-generated printcap file
    • Explore key Samba print-related configuration directives
    • Share the printer using Samba
    • Connect to printer from Windows host and test printing

  • Samba Web Administration Tool (SWAT)
    • Discuss the features & benefits of Samba SWAT
    • Explore XINETD system configuration for the presence of Samba SWAT
    • Install Samba SWAT from the local package repository
    • Update XINETD configuration to enable Samba SWAT & confirm TCP listener
    • Authenticate to Samba SWAT as non-privileged and privileged users
    • Examine current smbd & nmbd connections
    • Explore & discuss the key tools included with Samba
    • Correlate Samba's primary configuration file to Samba SWAT's web interface
    • Discuss the key directives in the global section of the Samba SWAT web interface
    • Discuss additional directives in the advanced view of the Samba SWAT global area
    • Adjust the OS Level and examine the changes to the role in the browse list
    • Discuss Samba WINS server rules & limitations
    • Explore shares configuration
    • Correlate shares section of main config file to Samba SWAT's shares interface
    • Discuss the effects of various share directives
    • Discuss the variable homes share and its applications
    • Explain Samba's create mask directive & examine its application
    • Examine the advanced Samba SWAT shares view & discuss key directives
    • Define valid & invalid users per share & test connectivity from remote Windows host
    • Force ownership of file & directory objects using the force user directive
    • Explore & discuss advanced printer share directives
    • Define multiple NETBIOS names and view results in the browse list

  • Samba User-Level Security Mode
    • Explain the advantages and features of user-level security
    • Discuss the user-accounts back-ends supported by Samba
    • Convert Samba from share-level to user-level security mode
    • Test user-level connectivity to Samba shares/services
    • Discuss IPC$ connections and applications
    • Explore passwd & shadow user-accounts databases
    • Explore the smbpasswd database

  • Samba - Active Directory (AD) - BIND Integration
    • Discuss the DNS requirements of Active Directory
    • Install BIND from RPM repository
    • Configure BIND as a caching-only name server
    • Define usable BIND named.conf configuration file with appropriate zones

    • Define required Active Directory dynamically updateable zones
    • Install Active Directory on Windows server
    • Confirm BIND DNS connectivity
    • Configure Kerberos to support Active Directory Realm & test connectivity
    • Convert Samba from basic user-level to ADS security mode
    • Use the net command to create Samba machine account in the Active Directory
    • Confirm authentication against Active Directory when accessing resources
    • Create AD -> Linux corresponding users for transparent access

  • Samba - Winbindd
    • Discuss the features & advantages of Winbind
    • Discuss the accounts resolutions process
    • Alter the name server switch process to facilitate winbind
    • Discuss UNIX/Linux uids & gids
    • Explain the application of idmaps - uids & gids
    • Configure Samba to use Winbind
    • Enumerate remote Active Directory users using wbinfo & getent
    • Examine auto-assigned uids & gids via idmap
    • Connect to Samba server using Active Directory users & Winbind
    • Configure SSHD to support Winbind-provided users from Active Directory
    • Configure Winbind to use the default Active Directory domain for authentication
    • Configure VSFTPD to use the default Active Directory domain for authentication

  • Samba - Linux File System & Share/Service Permissions
    • Explain how Samba interacts with file-system permissions
    • Explain UNIX/Linux file-system permissions - UGO
    • Use chown/chmod to adjust file-system permissions
    • Discuss the applicable Samba share/service permissions directives
    • Apply various share/service permissions & test results

  • Samba - Miscellaneous
    • Create share/service with appropriate permissions for collaborations
    • Examine collaborative permission from Windows client
    • Configure Samba as a WINS server & discuss capabilities
    • Configure Samba a print server for SMB(Windows/Linux/UNIX) clients
    • Explore Samba logging
    • Mount remote CIFS shares into the Linux file system
    • Share mounted CIFS directories using Samba
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VTC 70-298 Designing Security For A Windows Server 2003 Network














Microsoft exam 70-298, "Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows® Server 2003 Network" is a core requirement for the MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) on Microsoft Windows® 2003. It is designed for candidates who "operate in medium to very large computing environments that use the Windows Server 2003 network operating system." VTC author, Brian Culp, discusses analyzing, designing, and configuring security for networks. The tutorial provides real-world job situations and solutions, as well as solid source material to take and pass the 70-298 test. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the Microsoft Windows® Server 2003 (70-293) lessons.

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ITIL Version 3 at a Glance - Information Quick Reference
























ITIL® Version 3 At a Glance takes a graphical approach to consolidating the information of ITIL® version 3. ITIL® is an internationally-recognized set of best practices for providing IT service management. IT organizations worldwide are implementing ITIL® as a vehicle for improving IT service quality and improve return on investment for IT services.

The desk reference’s unique graphical approach will take otherwise complex textual descriptions and make the information accessible in a series of consistent, simple diagrams. ITIL® Version 3 At a Glance will be of interest to organizations looking to train their staffs in a consistent and cost-effective way. Further, this book is ideal for anyone involved in planning consulting, implementing, or testing an ITIL® Version 3 implementation.

Each chapter in ITIL® Version 3 at a Glance summarizes one of the ITIL® v3 books in the following consistent structure:

- Brief Description of the Stage

- Overview Diagram of the Stage

- Key Concepts of the Stage

- Practices or Processes

- Roles

- Process Purpose

- Overview Diagram

- Key Concepts

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Official CHFI Study Guide Exam 312-49 - Certification Training
























This is the only official, EC-Council-endorsed CHFI (Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator) study guide. It was written for security professionals, systems administrators, IT consultants, legal professionals, IT managers, police and law enforcement personnel studying for the CHFI certification, and professionals needing the skills to identify an intruder's footprints and properly gather the necessary evidence to prosecute. Key features include:

. The Only Official Study Guide for CHFI
Provides 100% coverage of all exam objectives.
. Full Web-based Exam
Modeled after the real exam, it also includes explanations of correct and incorrect answers.
. Exam Objectives
Each is clearly explained at the beginning of the chapter.
. Notes and Alerts
Highlight crucial points of the exam modules.
. Exam Objectives Fast Track
Bulleted highlights emphasize the important points from the exam's perspective at the end of the chapter.
. Key Terms
All concepts are defined and explained as they appear.
. Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions
Test what you have learned by reading FAQs based on the material covered in the chapter. Log on to the Syngress Web site to access review questions based on the exam.

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Macworld Jan 2009 Issue - IT magazine

Macworld magazine January 2009

Macworld (US) January 2009
Macworld is a web site and monthly computer magazine dedicated to Apple Macintosh products. It is published by Mac Publishing, which is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Published since 1984, the magazine has the largest audited circulation (both total and newsstand) of Macintosh-focused magazines in North America, more than double its nearest competitor, Mac|Life (formerly MacAddict). Macworld was founded by David Bunnell (publisher) and Andrew Fluegelman (editor).

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VMware's Infrastructure with ESX Server and VirtualCenter - Actual Test Dump








Exam : VCP-101V exam
Title: VMware's Infrastructure with ESX Server and VirtualCenter
Updated On: 6/4/2008 Containing 208 Exam Questions and Answers


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The VCP-101V products you find at .com are compiled and created in the effort that every one of our VCP-101V resources will bring you closer to VCP-101V Certification success. VCP-101V products are frequently updated, keeping every VCP-101V tool current and an asset to your VCP-101V arsenal.

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