> >For running processes? No, not with System Information tool. Only NT has
> >this type of utility built into the O.S.
> Yes, for running processes. Go to system tools/system information/
> Now select software environment, select running tasks, 16bit modules
> loaded and 32bit modules loaded. See?
> --
> eFalcon keyboard chart in PDF format
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/~nos146/ef4_keys.zip
|
| >Now with all the great info I got from Jan Kohl I'm now
| >running it again with N4, GPL, SBK2001, MM2, Q3A and more it
| >works fine.. Thanx Again Jan K.. Thom_j.
|
| Does it have to be Jan K. to suggest that you cut down your
| overquoting, or will another Jan do as well? ;-)
|
|
| Thanks, Jan
The point is that with *a little* effort on your side you would make
it *a lot* easier for others to follow the discussion.
In case you really didn't get it: please quote only the part(s) of the
previous message that you are actually replying to. It isn't so hard
to select the unnecessary text areas and hit the Delete button, is it?
Thanks again, Jan
For many, DSL is the connection from hell. It's not perfect for everyone :)
-Larry
> I have a Linksys Cable/DSL router which allows you to setup a private
> LAN behind an NAT (network address translation) firewall. About the
> only thing you'd have to worry about would be trojans "phoning home"
> but for the most part, it cuts out a bunch of trouble. it works great
> for N4 online as well, but I haven't tried hosting any races or
> anything. The router does support 1 PC in what they call the "DMZ"
> but basically it's a 2nd internet ip address that is NOT behind the
> NAT.
> I've used black ice for a LONG time and while it's still installed on
> my PC, it hasn't uttered a peep since the DSL arrangement was setup.
> You don't really even need this stuff with NAT, but I'm paranoid :)
> Email me if you have any technical questions and I'll help you out.
> Zone Alarm is ok, but Black Ice has 4 settings - trusting, cautious,
> nervous and paranoid - you don't concern yourself with ports and
> stuff. It also shuts down trojans phoning home....
> > I had avoided firewalls like Black Ice and Zone Alarm because of the
> >complications with online racing/quaking etc. But lately my computer has
> >really bogged down, I finally caved in and installed Zone Alarm. I have
PING
> >commands to a server. I'm assuming a DNS attack.
> > My computer had been running very slow...I thought F1cs2k was really
> >getting doggy..almost uninstalled it...but the 30 or so copies of a
program
> >on my system seem to be the trouble.
> > I also think he sicked a virus on my system because a certain file
keeps
> >popping up and replicating itself. VXSD.exe
> > Once ZA was up I had 5 alerts in just a few minutes. The ZA log showed
> >about two pages of ping commands...Hopefully I've shut that down....
> > Cable and DSL users....should consider some sort of firewall. and
check
> >out a program called Process Viewer 2000, Jan Kohl of the uspits told me
> >about that one. It shows lots more programs running than what the
> >ctrl-alt-delete does.
> >dave henrie
Those are the .chk files. Most often occurs with database programs. OE
stores it's data just like a database program.
If you don't need the data in a .chk file, it can be deleted.
I've seen hundreds of these things before...
Larry
> --
> Don Burnette
> D Burnette in N4
> Some people do nothing wrong.
> The problem is, they do nothing.
> And THAT is wrong.
> > > I had avoided firewalls like Black Ice and Zone Alarm because of the
> > >complications with online racing/quaking etc.
> > If you only knew! Most attacks on web servers come from exactly your
> > type of comprimised box!
> > I do not know about Black Ice but Zone Alarm will allow you in the
> > security settings to add "local computers" for online ***, you
> > should be able to add any ip address of any other computer/computers
> > you are working with and they will bypass the firewall...
> > It is PURE sucide to leave ANY computer hooked to the net unprotected!
> > Even dialup accounts are hit constantly by people looking for
> > exploitable boxes. If you only knew how many programs are running
> > around on the net, automatically looking for boxes.. finding them and
> > then emailing their findings to the perp who sent them out in the
> > first place..
> > The net is VERY insecure and much of this is due to cable modems and
> > dsl connected boxes which sit there unprotected...
> > Get a firewall. use it like your life depended on it!
> > Your life may not.. but the health of the Internet does!!!!!
> > "Shortfork"
> > All Aviation FlightLine OnLine
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/
|
| >Ok what is your point?? Hopefully it isnt a wise -A- one??
|
| The point is that with *a little* effort on your side you would make
| it *a lot* easier for others to follow the discussion.
| In case you really didn't get it: please quote only the part(s) of the
| previous message that you are actually replying to. It isn't so hard
| to select the unnecessary text areas and hit the Delete button, is it?
|
|
| Thanks again, Jan
--
Don Burnette
D Burnette in N4
Some people do nothing wrong.
The problem is, they do nothing.
And THAT is wrong.
Because your excessive overquoting in this thread made for an perfect
example.
Thanks for you time, Jan
|
| >I have **no idea** why you have singled me out but if you are going
| >after me you better tell about a 100 others on here too!
|
| Because your excessive overquoting in this thread made for an perfect
| example.
|
| Thanks for you time, Jan
No reason to lose your temper. What's the problem in accepting
a little advice? If you don't want to follow it then that's your free
decision, but you don't have to get mad at me.
It's not as if I would keep bugging you over and over, as I could for
instance with that other issue I asked you about - your apparently
misconfigured news agent splitting up the threads as it just did with
this one. Oh sorry, now I did bug you again ...
Anyway, thanks again for your attention,
Jan
No reason to lose your temper. What's the problem in accepting
a little advice? If you don't want to follow it then that's your free
decision, but you don't have to get mad at me.
Anyway, thanks again for your attention,
Jan
Jan
