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    SBS2000 and AD looks as if it’s down

    Byetzion 04/06/2006

    My managed SBS2000 had some warnings regarding NTFrs: Event Type: ErrorEvent Source: NtFrsEvent Category: NoneEvent ID: 13561Date: 6/2/2006Time: 2:32:55 PMUser: N/AComputer: MYDCDescription:The File Replication Service has detected that the replica set "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" is in JRNL_WRAP_ERROR. Replica set name is : "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" Replica root path is : "c:winntsysvoldomain"…

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    HP ML110 G3 and Linux Centos 4.3 / RHEL 4 Update 3

    Byetzion 30/05/2006

    Using the same installation server as before, my laptop, I was able to install Linux Centos 4.3, with the addition of HP’s drivers for Adaptec SATA raid controller, on my new HP ML110 G3. Using just the same method as before, when I’ve installed Centos 4.3 on IBM x306, but with HP drivers, I was…

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    Hard Freeze when Using FireFox, Unison-GTK, and some other GTK apps

    Byetzion 26/05/2006

    Hard freezes are unpleasant at best. They also prevent you from tracking the source of the problem. You speculate, based on the "familly" of applications you encounter problems with, and try to obtain some resolution. At first it was FireFox. I’ve removed it to install Galeon instead. Didn’t help. I left it at that, and…

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  • Linux

    Linux IPTables flow

    Byetzion 26/05/200620/11/2018

    IPTables can be tricky. The concept of chains pointing to chains pointing to chains can get complicated. However, understanding the initial flow, the initial “which chain points where”, and the general concept which can allow, later, for easier NAT, or DNAT, or even knowing where to put a single rule is important. Especially if you…

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    Web server behind a web server

    Byetzion 26/05/2006

    I’ve acquired a new server which is to supply services to a certain group. On most cases, I would have used PREROUTE chain in my IPTABLES on my router for prerouting, based on a rule such as this: iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i <external_Interface_name> -p tcp -s <Some_IP_address> –dport 80 -j DNAT –to-destination <New_server_internal_IP>:80…

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    Transparently Routing / Proxying Information

    Byetzion 15/05/200620/11/2018

    I was required to utilize a transparent proxy. The general idea was to follow a diagram as the one here: The company did not want any information (http, https, ftp, whatever) to pass directly through the firewall from the internal network to the external network. If we can move it all via some sort of…

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