I did think of that as I was posting, because that would be one of the first solutions someone would think about. I am just not aware (possibly out of my own ignorance) of a way to do that.
The common way to auth with MAC is client asks NAS for access, NAS asks Radius DB if the credentials pass. How do you get the Radius DB to respond correctly? Or can your massive brain power come up with a better way to do it?
I highly doubt the entire area will all be on the same broadcast domain. and that's all that really matters as far as MAC addresses are concerned because your MAC is only important on your broadcast domain (from your network card to the gateway router).
so all I'd have to do is sniff traffic for MAC's and then go to another location where I'm on a different router and use it there.
Re:Won't someone think of the bandwidth
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Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/vinum/export 462G 282G 143G 66%/export
take a few drives and concatenate with vinum http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/ books/handbook/vinum-vinum.html
You probably mean 24KB/s upstream. 24Kb/s upstream is less than the 56Kb/s you could get with most dial up services.
Remember, Kb is Kilo-bits. KB is Kilo-bytes. there are 8 bits in 1 byte. So 24KB/s is actually 192Kb/s. The bit is the unit with which bandwidth is measured. Always try to use bits/second.
In my case I have 3Mb/s downstream and 450Kb/s upstream.
worm writers will just be sure their worm fixes the hole that allowed them to infect the machine. That way, once the machine is theirs, they can ensure nobody else will be able to infect the machine in the same manner they did.
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wget has a --delete-after flag so no redirecting is necessary.
wget -r -nd --delete-after URL
Do you really think that he's going to be prosecuted for this? How was he supposed to know the money would start burning?
what is non-WTO? this is the only part I didn't understand
Did you mean non-WOT as in non-Wide Open Throttle?
I did think of that as I was posting, because that would be one of the first solutions someone would think about. I am just not aware (possibly out of my own ignorance) of a way to do that.
The common way to auth with MAC is client asks NAS for access, NAS asks Radius DB if the credentials pass. How do you get the Radius DB to respond correctly? Or can your massive brain power come up with a better way to do it?
I highly doubt the entire area will all be on the same broadcast domain. and that's all that really matters as far as MAC addresses are concerned because your MAC is only important on your broadcast domain (from your network card to the gateway router).
so all I'd have to do is sniff traffic for MAC's and then go to another location where I'm on a different router and use it there.
Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /export
/ books/handbook/vinum-vinum.html
/dev/vinum/export 462G 282G 143G 66%
take a few drives and concatenate with vinum
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1
homer# /usr/sbin/traceroute *.*.*.*
/usr/sbin/traceroute: No match.
Anyone else think of the BOFH excuse of the day?
You probably mean 24KB/s upstream. 24Kb/s upstream is less than the 56Kb/s you could get with most dial up services.
Remember, Kb is Kilo-bits. KB is Kilo-bytes. there are 8 bits in 1 byte. So 24KB/s is actually 192Kb/s. The bit is the unit with which bandwidth is measured. Always try to use bits/second.
In my case I have 3Mb/s downstream and 450Kb/s upstream.
worm writers will just be sure their worm fixes the hole that allowed them to infect the machine. That way, once the machine is theirs, they can ensure nobody else will be able to infect the machine in the same manner they did.