How does Routing Work? – 2
Published By rsivanandan On Monday, March 12th 2007. Under Tech in general
So yesterday I had written about how routing takes place within the host, So lets see a weird practical example;
So on a network (same network), we have 2 hosts like this;
HostA(10.10.10.1/255.255.255.0)---------------------HostB(10.10.10.2/255.255.0.0)
So by netmask obviously HostA is in a different network than HostB - No question about it!
Now, without having a ... Continue Reading
SANS – 504
SANS 504 - Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling...
After around 3 years I am back into a *training* :-) Today was the first day!
Nothing much interesting in today's session, since it is all the same; Preached over years....
I believe it is going to be more fun from tommorrow... ... Continue Reading
VLAN blues…
Published By rsivanandan On Sunday, March 11th 2007. Under Tech in general
So what is a Vlan ? Vlan logically separates ports in a switch to give us different networks.
So for a machine in Vlan A to communicate to Vlan B, there needs to be a routing eliment - Ah, everybody knows that.
Okay, good enough...
So if we notice, every vlan is on ... Continue Reading
How does Routing work?
Published By rsivanandan On Sunday, March 11th 2007. Under Tech in general
So on a network segment, how does a networked computer decide on it has to send the traffic to the default router? - A typical question for starters in Interview.
Then the guys would go like, the host A has x.x.x.x ip address and it needs to talk to y.y.y.y address, ... Continue Reading
Polite Password
Published By rsivanandan On Sunday, March 11th 2007. Under Tech in general
My career as Network Admin / Security Analyst was short about an year and I still remember how the users give up their passwords when asked.
I used to work for a company based in US, sitting in India (remotely since I was stuck with my Visa stamping). So whenever someone ... Continue Reading
POP for Yahoo
Published By rsivanandan On Tuesday, March 6th 2007. Under Tech in general
Got through one of aliases at work, there seems to be an application which basically provides you pop functionality for Yahoo Mail. If you remember, Yahoo had taken off the POP and provide it only for their paid customers.
{ Click Here }
Now, I don't challenge or understand the legal points ... Continue Reading
SANS Tip Of The Day
Published By rsivanandan On Saturday, March 3rd 2007. Under Tech in general
If SANS means anything to you, then the Tip of the Day sections is something that should be bookmarked. Now, as you see there is no 'rocket science' but the concreteness of substance is achieved working on it again 'n again!
http://www.sans.org/tip_of_the_day.php?
Wouldn't be at loss, I always remember how I pick ... Continue Reading
Feel Vista Looks…
Published By rsivanandan On Monday, February 12th 2007. Under Tech in general
Vista editions being out, everybody would definitely like to have a look at the features, at least those who still love Windows like myself.
Not full features but all the visual gizmos are worth taking a look. So here is the Vista Transformation Pack (May be an old news by now ... Continue Reading
IM Sniffer
Published By rsivanandan On Monday, February 12th 2007. Under Tech in general
Business getting onto speeds spreads threat on IM communications as well. One tool you could have in your IT bag would be to audit the IM related communications.
Sourceforge has a tool for it;
... Continue Reading
Black-Hole DNS
Published By rsivanandan On Wednesday, January 24th 2007. Under Tech in general
One of the task for every administrator is to make sure that the users don't get onto any site that could prove potential harm to the internal network; So all the time, people use the 'hosts' file heavily to protect by blackholing the connection for unwanted connections;
yeah if I put ... Continue Reading
