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How to rotate the log files from Squid Proxy Server

Reviewing the logs of the squid proxy I've noticed that my logs are too large, over 300 MB! Therefore I started to check the syslog linux and I change weekly to daily, and also adds compression, but now I'm back to review only I have rotated the rest of the logs of system, eg php syslog. Segui research and found that syslog is not responsible for ... Read the full article »
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Alternatives and Recommendations to replace Skype
As we all know the genius of Ballmer, Microsoft CEO riducula buy Skype for $ 7.7 billion amount. Well, the thing is that for many users Skype is dead, so simple. Tell me of some software that you bought M $ that can be run on MacOS, Linux / Unix and Windows. Definitely for 2012, skype stops working for "compatibility issues" on Linux systems. My idea behind this article is to recommend other software for voice over IP is functional Igua of Skype for the average user. List of Skype software to replace I'm not talking software compatible with Skype, it is not possible to connect another client to the Skype network. So to all the friends you want to share their experiences with VoIP clients, recommend ... Read the full article »
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Script to clear all iptables rules
I'm going to spend a small program or Linux script to drop or eliminate the rules the local firewall. It's simple and practical not to be typing every line of iptables. Within the / scripts create a file called clear_iptables.sh with the following contents; #! / Bin / sh echo "Stopping the firewall and allowing all the traffic ..." / Sbin / iptables-P INPUT ACCEPT / sbin / iptables-P FORWARD ACCEPT / sbin / iptables-P OUTPUT ACCEPT / sbin / iptables-F / sbin / iptables-X / sbin / iptables-t nat-F / sbin / iptables - t nat-X / sbin / iptables-t mangle-F / sbin / iptables-t mangle-X / sbin / iptables-L-n now do executable and voila, we can give you to quickly flush the iptables rules in one command. root @ gateway: ~ # chmod + x / scripts / root @ clear_iptables.sh gateway: ~ #. / scripts / clear_iptables.sh Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination ... Read the full article »
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How to find the MAC address
What is a MAC address A MAC address is a unique number assigned to a network interface card (NIC), commonly called an ethernet card. This "address" is created by the manufacturer. A MAC address is a 12-digit number. Each digit is a number from 0-9 or a letter from A to F. Sometimes, the digits of a MAC address are separated by colons or dashes. Examples of possible MAC addresses are 001e68da5feb, 00:1 e: 68: da: 5f: eb, 00-1e-68-da-eb-5f. MAC address can also be confused with Internet Protocol address (IP) or email address. An IP address uses only numbers and points: 8.8.8.8 The MAC address can also be seen as an address of the modem. However, the description of the modem address is entitled "PPP" ... Read the full article »
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How to detect intruders into your wifi network
It happens to you that sometimes your internet connection is too slow, or your bandwidth is no longer what it was in the beginning? With the growth of wireless technologies so they have the same unknown visitors in your network. If you think you are sharing your precious internet link with some stranger, you will need get to know how to detect who is stealing your bandwidth without your knowledge WiFi. First let's make sure nobody else is connected either via UTP cable or wireless and turn off the wifi card in your laptop. Once done you will see the lights on the router stop blinking. Otherwise if the LEDs continue with any wireless activity, eye: you are stealing your signal. Another, a little more technical ... Read the full article »
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How to enable ping the Cisco ASA 5500 with ASDM
A few months ago while I was installing a Cisco ASA 55xx needed to use the protocol to be able to icmp pings to servers on the Internet. These external addresses could not ping across the firewall, since the configuration of service policies are packet inspection area in which there activate the ICMP inspection protocol and apply the rules. ... Read the full article »
Filed under: Internetworking , Networking and Communications
Cracking a WEP Crack wirelessly using AIR
Finally, I share the simple steps to crack a wireless WEP key using the free software called air crack. The method of decryption is done by listening or doing the sniffing of the network, then capture the encrypted packets, then run the software that decrypts the data discovered or captured. What is WEP? WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is fairly easy to decipher because it uses a single key to encrypt all traffic. Basically, the communication between two nodes in a wireless network is based on the MAC address. In the model, each host will receive only packets destined for the MAC address of its interface. This communication is kept private thanks to the WEP encryption key. However, if a client establishes network card mode ... Read the full article »
(D) Dos Deflate protection against denial of service attack (DDoS attack)
That is a denial of service attack? An attack of distributed denial of service (distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack)) refers to the cancellation or partial or total blockage of the services of a source / server / website on the internet. In general terms a method of attack involves saturating the victim's machine with thousands of service requests, which ultimately can not respond quickly to legitimate traffic so it is practically offline. This type of DDoS attacks consume computer resources and / or network to the point that they can not properly communicate with its users. The denial of service attacks are considered violations of the political use of IAB (Internet Architecture Board) not to mention violating the policies of any internet service provider (ISP) How to protect against attacks ... Read the full article »
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Test UDP ports with telnet
We know how to test TCP connection to port with telnet. But if we stick to a UDP port, type: 10.10.10.1 vu nc-89 And that's it, to test UDP port using telnet, if not the netcat command, seen here before. ... Read the full article »
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Measuring Network Performance with iperf
Sometimes it is necessary to know the maximum transfer rate of the network, or simply ensure that the LAN or WLAN in which we work does not use congestion Iperf tool console. As a reminder before we start talking about data transfer, 1 byte equals 8 bits. In the world of computers 1 kilo equals 1024 (2 ^ 10). For example, 100'000'000 bytes is not equal to 100 Mbytes, rather 100'000'000 / 1024 / 1024 = 95.37 Mbytes. How to use iperf server-side, and preferably as root lift iperf service listening on port 5001, keyboard; Server # iperf iperf-s ---------------- -------------------------------------------- Server listening on TCP port 5001 TCP window size: 85.3 KByte (default) ----------------------------------------- iperf client ------------------- Now the client side, keyboards;: ~ $ iperf-c ----------- guatewireless.org Client ------------------------------------------------- ... Read the full article »
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