[win2kforum] Traces
- From: "L.W. Kramer" <lwkramer@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: win2kforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 10:48:39 -0700
On the Server Install CDRom, you will find Netmon, a general trace tool.
Use of this tool also requires installation of the network monitor driver.
There are also some freeware trace tools
http://netgroup-serv.polito.it/netgroup/tools.html
Another nice item is the ability of BlackIce Defender to take traces
concurrently from multiple nics - this is a side feature of the product,
but if you need to trace on a multinic box, this feature alone is worth the
purcahse.
L.
> Well said Nick,
>So lets ge back to Win2k..
>
>Does anyone know of any type of SNMP tracer or some utility to detect where
>SNMP traffic could be coming from..?
>
>Thanks
>Scott
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Nick Taylor" <ntaylor@xxxxxxxxx>
>To: <win2kforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 7:28 AM
>Subject: [win2kforum] Re: My life
>
>
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > Probably most of your either have been, or are, teenagers. Try to
>remember all
> > of the difficulties you experienced at that age. Now try to imagine how
>much
> > harder it would have been if you were "different". Next, extend your
> > imagination
> > and think how it would have been if your family was non-supportive.
> >
> > At this time in his life Andrew does NOT need sarcasm nor smart-a$$
>remarks. He
> > does need your understanding and support ... and I suggest that you
>contact him
> > off list. If you can't give those things, then please just keep your
>fingers
> > off
> > of your keyboard.
> >
> > My 12 and 13 y.o. sons are also different ... straight 4.0 students,
>amateur
> > astronomers, computer geeks, very knowledgeable in areas such as ancient
> > mythology, not very good at sports, etc. ... and if I fail to give them
>the
> > support that they need, I hope that they can find a supportive adult to
>help
> > them get through their difficulties.
> >
> > Please forgive my off topic post (rant).
> >
> > Regards,
> > -Nick T.
> >
> > Andrew L Shriner wrote:
> > >
> > > (Please excuse any profanity this message may have. I'll try not to use
>it; but right now I'm mad at my parents.)
> > >
> > > There have been a LOT of people who have asked me what is going on in my
>life, showed support, etc. I love to chat about such things, but I don't
>have time to retype the exact same message over and over. Here's what's
>actually happening.
> > >
> > > I know that this message may seem redundant to some, since some know
>more about me than others, but this message is being sent to many people,
>and I don't have time to individually change the message.
> > >
> > > First of all, some of you know that I'm gay, and some of you don't. So
>there it is. If you don't like it, either unsubscribe from the mailing lists
>that I moderate, because I'm intolerant of homophobes, or adjust. Sorry to
>sound rude; homophobic people have really gotten on my nerves in the last
>few days.
> > >
> > > As I said, I'm gay, and my parents are extremely homophobic. My dad
>throws a fit and loses his temper if I so much as go to McDonald's, since
>they openly hire gays (or so he has said). Therefore, I can't tell my
>parents. I'm afraid for my life because I don't know what they would do if
>they did find out. My sister already told them of the rumors going around
>the school that I'm gay, and I denied it. I think that mom believed me, I'm
>not sure.
> > >
> > > My parents have been emotionally abusing me for almost 7 years. That's
>around the time that my uncle died and my mom started college again, and has
>since believed that she knows everything. Both of my parents make fun of me
>for everything I do and try to do. Nothing I do is right, according to them.
>My grades are slipping because I can't concentrate in school, I'm too
>concerned about home, etc. It's sort-of a catch 22. I can't remember when I
>last received a compliment from them. It's been ages.
> > >
> > > I just can't handle the situation by myself any more. I told a few
>teachers at the highschool, as well as a few friends that I trust. I haven't
>told that many people, though. One person, that I have not told, walked in
>the auditorium yesterday, and practically screamed "Looks like there's a
>faggot on the catwalk!!!" I ran over to the other side of the catwalk, but
>didn't see who it was. I have a good idea though. Had I gotten there in
>time, he may just have met a 200 pound 10 mirror reflection spotlight on
>it's way to the floor to greet him. (No, I wouldn't have done it, but it
>would be nice to give him the scare of his life. He doesn't realize how many
>daggers he is throwing each time he says that stuff.)
> > >
> > > Mom took my computer a few days ago, and locked it in her office. She
>then locks the office at night, so I can't use it while she's asleep. Sad
>thing; I'm very much more productive in the middle of the night for some
>reason. Last night, mom said that I wasn't going to have access to the
>computer at all tonight. By some devine intervention or something, the lock
>on the door failed to close. That's how I'm able to send this e-mail. While
>she was on her screaming streak last night, she also forbade me from ever
>helping the music department again. Simply put, like hell am I going to
>leave the department. The music department means the world to me. Sometimes,
>even more than computers do. I don't care how terrible my mom tries to make
>my life, she will fail. I don't care if I literally have to walk the 20
>miles to the school, I will help the department, and I will be at every last
>damn music booster meeting. (Since this message is going to one of the music
>department directors, do!
> > > NOT try to stop me from helping you or slow down the pace any. I WILL
>continue to help, no matter what mom says!)
> > >
> > > I was about to commit suicide a couple of weeks ago, when I suddenly had
>the urge to call my best friend in Columbus. I didn't tell him what I was
>about to do, but his words calmed me down enough that I realized that I
>never want to do that. He also said that if I was ever in danger, to just
>call, and he'd help out any way possible ASAP. If I ever have that feeling
>again, I will call him or some other adult that I trust.
> > >
> > > I promised the technology director today that I would talk to one of the
>guidance counselors tomorrow. So now I just need to decide which one. I'm
>sure that they will try to get me professional help. It will probably hinder
>more than help, but oh well. I'm willing to try anything.
> > >
> > > I need to get going. If you have further questions, please ask them! I
>love to chat with people. (My contact info is somewhere in my signature
>lines below this message.) I just wanted to let everyone know this up front,
>so I didn't have to type everything over and over many times. Feel free to
>send me a message any time, I just don't know how soon I will get to it. I
>will actually have some online access, but not much. Just don't send
>anything time sensitive.
> > >
> > > Andrew
> > >
> > > -----
> > > "A true friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing
>it back to you when you have forgotten the words."
> > >
> > > -----
> > > Andrew L Shriner
> > > Shriner Technology
> > > andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > >
> > > -----
> > > ICQ: 9284919
> > > AIM: shrinercomp
> > > Yahoo: shrinertech
> > > MSN: shrinercomp
> > >
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