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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Video: How to spoof a MAC address

Date: July 14th, 2008
Author: Bill Detwiler
Category: IT Dojo Video, Networking, Security, Network Administration, Wireless
Tags: MAC, MAC Address, Video, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Bill Detwiler

When you support small offices, home offices, and remote offices, you often run across older wireless equipment. Equipment that’s likely secured with MAC filtering and perhaps a hidden SSID and WEP encryption.

I think most techs would agree that MAC filtering alone isn’t going to secure a wireless network and that even WEP and a hidden SSID aren’t much better. But, does MAC filtering at least keep out the lazy hackers? In this IT Dojo video, I show you just how easy it is to spoof a MAC address.

After watching the video, you can read the original tip in Chad Perrin’s article, “How to spoof a MAC address”.

Sunday, April 6, 2008

TrainSignal: Intro to Windows Server 2008 Training

Intro to Windows Server 2008 Training

6+ Hours of Windows Server 2008 Training on DVD, FREE with ALL Orders!
Order Online or give us a Call. We will automatically include a free copy of our Intro to Windows Server 2008 Training on DVD with every order that we ship.
Learn about IIS 7, Server Core, WDS, RODC, and much more!
Limited Quantities Available! This offer is only good until supplies run out.

Want to learn more about Windows Server 2008? Well this is the perfect chance for you to get our FREE Windows Server 2008 Training. Just pick your favorite product from our wide selection of training videos, and we will Automatically send you this training absolutely FREE! You can't beat that, so hurry and get this great offer while supplies last!

About this course:
This course is a 6 hour training course to introduce you to Windows Server 2008. It will teach you about some of the neat new features that are available in Window Server 2008 and how to configure them. This course is just the beginning. We will be launching an entire Windows Server 2008 Training series that will include complete coverage of the MCITP certifications and much more, totaling over 150 hours of training. The Intro to Windows Server Training DVD is not an exam prep course and does not go into as much depth as our Windows Server 2008 training series will, but it gives you a great opportunity to get ahead of the crowd and start working on Windows Server 2008.

Here's what we cover in our Intro to Windows Server 2008 Training Course:
Installing Windows Server 2008 and Active Directory

Server Edition Check
Installation Procedure
Initial Configuration of Windows Server 2008
Adding Active Directory to Windows Server 2008
Promotion of a Windows 2008 server to a Domain Controller

Active Directory Users and Groups in Windows Server 2008

Active Directory Review What's New in 2008
Windows Server 2008 Server Manager
Active Directory Auditing
Renaming the Administrator Account
Creating Users
Creating Groups
Adding Users to Groups
Event Viewer in Server 2008

Windows Server Core and DHCP Servers

What is Server Core?
What can Server Core do? Server Core Roles
How to Set the Admin Password in Server Core
Rename the Computer in Server Core
Join a Domain in Server Core
DHCP Role Installation
Critical Commands to know for Server Core
Set Up the Windows Firewall on Server 2008
Install RSAT
Create an MMC to Connect to Windows Server Core

Windows Server 2008 File and Print Servers

What's New with File and Print Server
Install File Server Roles in Windows Server 2008
Create a Namespace
Setup Up Replication (DFS)
Add a Print Server to Windows Server 2008
Add a Network Printer
Print Management Console
Deployed Printers

Windows Server 2008 Read Only Domain Controllers

What's a Read Only Domain Controller (RODC)
Advantages of Read Only Domain Controllers (RODC)
Steps to Deploy a Read Only Domain Controller (RODC)
RODC Role Installation
Password Replication
Pre-Populate a Password

IIS 7 Web Servers

New Features in IIS 7
Modularization
Role Installation
Selection of Modules
IIS Manager
Speed Up Your Index Page Load
Where to Put Your Files
Browse Your Site

Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services

Terminal Services New Features
Remote Application
Installing a Terminal Server
Configuring RemoteApp

Windows Deployment Services

Quick Intro to Imaging
Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Configuration Procedure
Installation of Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Role
Image Locations
Boot Image Import
Create Capture Boot Image
Create an Image Group
Add Install Images
Capture an Image
Deploy from Windows Deployment Services (WDS)

Windows Server 2008 MCITP Certification Info

Certifications
Upgrade Certifications
Features in Extended Server 2008

CBT Nuggets: Linux+ Series (w/2004 Update)

Linux+ Series (w/2004 Update)
Basic/Introductory Level Linux Training - CompTIA Linux+ (Linux plus)
Includes 25 Videos
Trainer: Perry Fizzano
Running Time: 11 Hours

While many things in this world today seem to originate from a desire for economic gain, Linux is truly pure. It was designed and continues to thrive to honestly make the computing world a better place. Nowhere else do you find such selfless giving of so many talented individual's time and energy. The Linux operating system is a collection of the work of some of the brightest minds on the planet, thousands of individuals collaborating to create the ultimate operating system, stable and powerful, yet flexible and easy to use. This was the dream of Linus Torvald, and it has blossomed into a beautiful reality.

Linux makes an excellent desktop operating system, but really shines in the server market. The majority of the web servers in use today on the Internet use the Linux operating system, partly because it's free, but more so because it's in many cases the best alternative. The CBT Nuggets web servers are running Linux for performance and stability reasons.

An individual who attains the Linux+ certification is an incredible asset for a company. With that person as a weapon, they can now deploy technology at an incredible cost savings. Those cost savings can then be put into more exciting larger scale deployments, and of course into the best investment of all, the increased salary and benefits of that Linux-certified person that's able to make it all happen.

The Linux+ Series (w/2004 Update) contains the following videos:

Introduction to Using Linux
Intro to Linux Part 2
Planning your installation
Pre-installation Hardware Considerations
Installation of Linux
Installing and Updating Software in Linux
User Administration in Linux
Administration of Filesystems and Security
Administration of Networks in Linux
Linux Essentials
Configuring Printing and File Sharing
Configuration Files and Related Topics
Maintenance of a Linux System
Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System
Troubleshooting in Linux Part 2
Troubleshooting in Linux Part 3
Hardware Issues in Linux
More Hardware Issues in Linux
Linux+ 2004 Update Intro
Multimedia in Linux
Introduction to sed and awk
Security Issues Part 1
Security Issues Part 2
Printing and Mail
Hodgepodge: Learning to Learn Linux

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

SkillSoft Learning Courses

Adding and Fixing Printers and Scanners
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=250875_ENG
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Adding, Optimizing, and Troubleshooting PC Components
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Application Security
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=243998_ENG
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Threading, Service Processing, and Application Domains
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=241295_ENG
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System Types and Collections
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=241291_ENG
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Cisco BCMSN 3.0: Campus Networks
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=241672_ENG
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Cisco BCMSN 3.0: Wireless LANs
more info @http://www.skillsoft.com/catalog/detail.asp?CourseCode=242069_ENG
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Creating Interactive Web Pages in Dreamweaver 8
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Professor Teaches Windows XP

Professor Teaches Windows XP is a complete training program for Windows Home Edition and Windows Professional. Included are 7 tutorials to teach you everything from beginning to advanced features, including the most important updates of Service Pack 2 (SP2). The Digital Media, Home and Small Office Networking, and Internet Explorer courses offer additional training on important subjects to round out your essential learning. Each fully interactive tutorial is organized for fast and easy learning with practical exercises to build new skills quickly and effectively.

The Most Comprehensive Windows Training Program Available
• Interactive Lessons with more learning topics, more tips and techniques, and more content.
• Teach yourself Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional.
• Design and set up a network with Home and Small Office Networking.
• Learn Internet Explorer and the most efficient ways to manage your Internet activity.
• Digital Media - a new course for mastering digital pictures, sounds and videos.
• Includes Professor Answers™ - a unique approach to just-in-time learning.

New! Training for Windows XP Service Pack 2
Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) for both Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional, provides better protection against viruses and hackers, and includes Windows Firewall, Automatic Updates, Pop-Up Blocker for Internet Explorer, and the new Windows Security Center. Professor Teaches Windows XP SP2 covers all these topics in detail, so you'll always be up to date with the latest tools.

The Best-Selling, Highest Quality Training Available
Professor Teaches Windows is the best-selling Windows training for over 5 years. This complete training package combines coverage of the most important topics and up-to-date learning objectives, with fast and easy navigation, professional voice narration, and hundreds of practical exercises to make your learning effortless. Each course includes comprehensive summaries and quizzes to help ensure your success. No other tutorial uses the high-powered simulation technologies to achieve the most realistic interactions available.

New! Just in Time Training
Get the training you need, just when you need it most. Professor Teaches Windows XP includes Professor Answers™. You can browse through all the training topics in any of the Windows XP tutorials, or use keywords to search for just the topics you are interested in.

System Requirements
• Pentium™ PC or Higher • Microsoft® Windows® XP, Windows® 2000, ME or 98 • Double Speed CD-ROM Drive • 16 MB RAM available • 10-30 MB Hard Drive space available per application • 16 Bit color display or higher • Sound card • Speakers or headphones • Mouse

more info @http://www.individualsoftware.com/products/computer_training/professor_teaches_windows_xp/

Monday, September 17, 2007

Learn The Easy Way To Subnet

If you are sitting there wondering if there is an easy way to subnet then you have come to the right place! Subnetting is not the mysterious skill others would have you believe. Throw away your subnetting books, burn your subnetting course notes and learn to subnet the easy way.

You are only a few hours study away from knowing more about subnetting that most every other IT network support engineer who is still struggling to learn subnetting the long and hard way.

more info @http://subnetting-secrets.com/
Download: | Part 1 of 3 | Part 2 of 3 | Part 3 of 3 |

Flash Animation and Intros

By Craig Campbell

Running Time: 9 hours, 5 minutes

Flash trainer Craig Campbell teaches you the tips and techniques you need in order to create high quality animations in Flash. This series was recorded using Flash Professional 8 and Flash MX 2004, so no matter what version of Flash you're using, this series is for you.

Detailed Video Descriptions
1 - Introduction (Running Time - 2:00)
2 - Your First Intro, Part 1 (Running Time - 27:41)
3 - Your First Intro, Part 2 (Running Time - 13:10)
4 - Falling Text Effect (Running Time - 13:21)
5 - Digital Passcode Effect (Running Time - 14:06)
6 - Tracing an Image (Running Time - 13:11)
7 - Flashing and Glowing Effects (Running Time - 15:52)
8 - Car Animation (Running Time - 23:51)
9 - Exit Text Effect (Running Time - 17:40)
10 - Text Blur Effect with Flash Pro. 8(Running Time - 11:52)
11 - Text Blur Effect with Older Versions of Flash (Running Time - 10:20)
12 - Swiper Effect (Running Time - 5:25)
13 - Perspective Text (Running Time - 10:51)
14 - Motion Blur Effect (Running Time - 5:26)
15 - Timeline Effects (Running Time - 8:15)
16 - Picture Fade-in Effect (Running Time - 16:04)
17 - Text Box Effect (Running Time - 18:53)
18 - Stringing Effects Together (Running Time - 12:18)

PART 2: CREATING THE INTRO
19 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 1 (Running Time - 13:00)
20 - Building a Preloader, 'The Company' Animation, Part 2 (Running Time - 23:45)
21 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 3 (Running Time - 23:03)
22 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 4 (Running Time - 22:29)
23 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 5 (Running Time - 2:46)
24 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 6 (Running Time - 14:57
25 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 7 (Running Time - 15:18)
26 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 8 (Running Time - 19:27)
27 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 9 (Running Time - 10:13)
28 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 10 (Running Time - 11:47)
29 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 11 (Running Time - 21:18)
30 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 12 (Running Time - 26:17)
31 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 13 (Running Time - 26:41)
32 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 14 (Running Time - 17:16)
33 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 15 (Running Time - 10:11)
34 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 16 (Running Time - 11:25)
35 - 'The Company' Animation, Part 17 (Running Time - 15:47)
36 - Adding Sound 'The Company' Animation, Part 18 (Running Time - 15:33
37 - Finding Music and Sound Effects(Running Time - 4:10)

more info @http://learnflash.com/flashanimation.html
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Sunday, September 16, 2007

Build Your Own Computer

Here is a great video tutorial for all those who didn’t know what is a computer and mostly how you can set up from the start you own computer.
This great video tutorial it guides you through all the steps and at the end you will be able to set up your own computer at no time.

Download: | Part 1/4 | Part 2/4 | Part 3/4 | Part 4/4 |

Setting Up PHP 5 for Windows with Apache or IIS

Setting Up PHP 5 for Windows with Apache or IIS
with: Kevin Yank

In this title, Kevin Yank, author of the book Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL, explains how to set up a complete web server on Windows. The training covers PHP 5, as well as the Apache web server and ISS. Targeted toward those new to web programming and experienced programmers alike, this tutorial, published by SitePoint, is a thorough guide to setting up PHP 5 and Apache or IIS on Windows.

more info @http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=389
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Thursday, September 13, 2007

Lynda PHP with MySQL Essential Training

PHP with MySQL Essential Training
with: Kevin Skoglund
Running Time: 10.75 hours

Website and database assimilation is a necessity for many of today's businesses, and learning to work with PHP is key to integration success. The objective of PHP with MySQL Essential Training is to teach both new and experienced web developers the comprehensive steps for building dynamic, data-driven, interactive websites. Instructor Kevin Skoglund demonstrates the entire process of building a content management system. He starts with the basics of the PHP language (variables, arrays, loops, functions, etc.) and works up to building dynamic web pages with a MySQL back end. Kevin also covers blueprinting applications; structuring and interacting with databases; building, validating, and processing forms; and regulating user access with passwords. In addition, he provides practical advice, offers examples of best practices, and demonstrates refactoring techniques for improving existing code. Exercise files accompany the tutorials..

Introduction

Introduction	2:43	1.8 MB
Using the exercise files	2:46	4 MB

1. PHP Overview

What is PHP?	2:56	2 MB
History	3:16	2.7 MB
Why choose PHP?	4:46	7.1 MB
Installation overview	4:42	3.2 MB

2. Mac Installation

Installing	12:12	20.2 MB
Configuring	13:40	17.8 MB
The text editor	3:50	5.5 MB
phpMyAdmin	2:34	3.9 MB

3. Windows Installation

Installing	6:31	7.7 MB
Configuring	8:22	12.6 MB
The text editor	4:21	6.3 MB

4. First Steps

Viewing PHP configuration information	8:09	10.5 MB
Embedding PHP	6:55	5.8 MB
''Hello, World!''	5:20	4.9 MB
The operational trail	1:36	1.2 MB
Inserting comments	3:51	4 MB

5. Exploring Data Types

Variables	9:05	9 MB
Strings	5:43	5.8 MB
String functions	7:37	7.7 MB
Numbers pt. 1: Integers	5:14	5.5 MB
Numbers pt. 2: Floating points	5:07	4.6 MB
Arrays	12:18	11.4 MB
Array functions	5:40	6 MB
Booleans and NULL	8:25	9.6 MB
Type switching and casting	7:35	7.7 MB
Constants	4:03	3.9 MB

6. Control Structures Pt. 1: Logical Expressions

If statements	6:10	5.2 MB
Else and elseif statements	2:34	2.4 MB
Logical operators	5:58	6.7 MB
Switch statements	4:18	4.1 MB

7. Control Structures Pt. 2: Loops

While loops	7:04	6.8 MB
For loops	4:01	4.1 MB
Foreach loops	6:39	6.7 MB
Continue	3:02	3.8 MB
Break	3:13	3.2 MB
Understanding array pointers	5:18	6 MB

8. User-Defined Functions

Defining functions	11:28	10.5 MB
Using functions	6:28	7.9 MB
Returning values from a function	7:46	8.8 MB
Setting global variables	6:40	7.4 MB
Setting default values	6:30	7.7 MB

9. Debugging

Debugging and troubleshooting

7:09

6 MB

10. Building Web Pages

Links and URLs	3:49	4.7 MB
Using GET values	5:50	5.9 MB
Encoding GET values	7:39	7.2 MB
Encoding for HTML	8:51	10.1 MB
Building forms	5:28	7.2 MB
Setting cookies	9:55	11.8 MB
Establishing sessions	8:49	8.9 MB
Headers and page redirection	12:19	13 MB
Including and requiring pages	7:22	8 MB

11. MySQL Basics

MySQL introduction	4:46	3.2 MB
Creating a database in MySQL	6:20	5.5 MB
Populating a MySQL database	7:12	8.3 MB
phpMyAdmin	9:54	16 MB
Connecting to MySQL with PHP	6:12	6.5 MB
Accessing data in MySQL with PHP	6:22	8 MB

12. Building a Content Management System

Blueprinting your application	8:46	7.4 MB
Building the CMS database	8:17	10.5 MB
Understanding relational databases	5:26	5.9 MB
Establishing your work area	4:51	6 MB
Creating your first page	7:05	12.6 MB
Making page assets reusable	9:01	13.4 MB
Connecting your site to a database	11:28	15.4 MB
Building dynamic navigation	9:16	13.5 MB
Refactoring the navigation	10:25	16.1 MB
Adding links to your navigation	4:53	6.8 MB
Determining which page is selected	4:49	6.7 MB
Displaying HTML based on the selection	4:16	6.1 MB

13. Application CRUD

Finding a subject in the database	12:07	16.5 MB
Finding a page in the database	5:24	7.7 MB
Creating a page for a new subject	11:48	23.9 MB
Creating a subject entry form	7:13	8.8 MB
Adding subjects	9:15	11 MB
Escaping values for MySQL	9:26	13.8 MB
Form validation	7:18	9.6 MB
Additional form validation	3:21	4 MB
Editing a subject	4:59	8.2 MB
Using single-page submission	5:41	9.7 MB
Updating a subject in the database	8:17	12.4 MB
Sending form results as messages	5:36	9.9 MB
Deleting a subject	8:39	15.3 MB
CRUD review and assignment	7:16	8.8 MB
CRUD assignment results	9:18	17.5 MB

14. Building the Public Area

The public appearance	3:39	3.6 MB
Navigation in the public context	6:57	10.9 MB
Functions in the public context	5:30	9.8 MB
Creating a default subject behavior	5:19	9.8 MB
Text encoding and transforming	8:06	8.9 MB

15. Regulating Page Access

User access overview	2:30	2 MB
Encryption	7:57	11.5 MB
Creating a login system	5:04	6.9 MB
Checking authorization	6:00	10 MB
Using sessions to maintain login status	6:42	8.3 MB
Creating a logout page	8:27	11.6 MB

Conclusion

Goodbye

2:45

2.2 MB

more info @http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=435

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

VTC AJAX Video Tutorials

VTC Ajax Video Training

Introduction
Welcome (03:22)
System Requirements (06:36)

Getting to know Ajax
Downloading Data Behind the Scenes (03:09)
Modifying Web Pages on the Fly (05:30)
Searching in Real Time with Live Searches (03:05)
Getting the Answer With Autocomplete (03:10)
Dragging and Dropping HTML Elements With Ajax (05:43)
Getting Instant Login Feedback (03:31)

Writing Ajax
Working With JavaScript in Browsers (04:29)
Creating an XMLHttpRequest Object in JavaScript (07:48)
Checking the XMLHttpRequest Object's readyState property (04:19)
Checking the XMLHttpRequest Object's status property (03:23)
Getting Your Data With the XMLHttpRequest Object (04:54)
Problems creating an XMLHttpRequest Object (05:05)
Fetching Text Data From the Browser (05:23)
Decoding the Fetched Data (06:10)
Selecting Relative or Absolute URLs (03:30)
Getting XMLHttpRequest Objects in Other Ways (05:37)
Using Server-Side Scripting (05:18)
Storing Ajax Data in XML (05:59)
Fetching XML Data From the Server (05:21)
Extracting Data From XML (06:31)
Passing Data to the Server with GET (06:21)
Passing Data to the Server with POST (05:22)

Getting More Ajax Power
Determining Which Browser the User Has (06:27)
Handling Head Requests for More Data (05:12)
Creating a Live Search Pt.1 (07:28)
Creating a Live Search Pt.2 (03:41)
Connecting to Google Suggest (04:24)
Calling a Different Domain Safely (03:53)
Using Two XMLHttpRequest objects (05:31)
Handling Multiple XMLHttpRequest Requests (04:17)
Returning JavaScript Objects From the Server (05:22)

Creating Ajax Applications
Downloading Images Using Ajax (04:38)
Creating a Shopping Cart (02:31)
Handling Mouse Events (05:48)
Enabling Dragging (05:48)
Handling Drops (04:04)
Communicating With the Shopping Cart on the Server (03:05)
Creating an Ajax-driven Drop-down Menu System (05:57)
Downloading Data with Drop-down Menu System (03:00)
Displaying a Menu with a Drop-down Menu System (04:27)

Exploring The Browser-Side Ajax Frameworks
Introducing Ajax Frameworks (01:58)
Creating Ajax With libXmlRequest (06:04)
Creating Ajax With AjaxLib (05:01)
Creating Ajax With XHConn (04:30)
Creating Ajax With Sack (04:41)
Creating Ajax With Interactive Website Framework (03:09)
Creating Ajax With Sarissa (05:16)

Exploring the Server-Side Ajax Frameworks
Creating Ajax With PHP and Sajax Pt.1 (04:04)
Creating Ajax With PHP and Sajax Pt.2 (04:33)
Creating Ajax With PHP and Xajax (05:03)

Using XML With Ajax
Understanding XML (05:03)
Loading XML into a Browser Object (04:10)
Navigating through XML Documents Using JavaScript (06:04)
Extracting data from text nodes (03:02)
Handling White Space in Mozilla and Firefox (04:50)
Accessing Attribute Values in XML Elements (07:01)
Accessing XML Elements by Name (04:11)
Validating XML You Get From the Server (06:26)
Validating XML With a DTD (03:19)

Using CSS With Ajax in Web Pages
Introducing CSS (03:50)
Setting Styles (05:57)
Using an External Style Sheet (03:04)
Working with Text Styles (05:42)
Setting Colors and Backgrounds (04:38)
Getting Newly-displayed Text Noticed (05:52)
Showing Ajax Results (03:22)
Hiding Ajax Results (03:44)
Positioning Elements (03:30)
Positioning Elements: Absolute Positioning (03:39)
Positioning Elements: Relative Positioning (03:47)
Stacking (03:04)

Using PHP and Ajax
Using PHP in Web Pages (03:08)
Understanding Basic PHP Syntax (03:38)
Working With Variables (05:09)
Working With Operators (04:54)
Working With Strings (05:48)
Working With Arrays (04:47)
Making Choices With the if Statement (02:08)
Using the switch Statement (04:03)
Using for Loops in PHP (03:58)
Using while Loops in PHP (02:24)
Sending Data to the Server (05:44)
Extracting Data from Text Fields (03:42)
Extracting Data from Checkboxes (04:13)
Extracting Data from Radio Buttons (03:10)
Extracting Data from Listboxes (04:29)
Uploading Files (03:21)
Reading Uploaded Files (04:32)
Redirecting the Browser (02:58)

Doing It Right: Ajax Best Practices
Handling the Back Button (02:33)
Remember - Google Can't See Your Ajax Content (01:53)
Watching Out for Browser Caching (03:50)
Giving Visual Cues (02:42)
Wrap-up (03:20)

Credits
About the Author (00:40)

more info @http://www.vtc.com/online-tutorials/ajax-tutorials.htm
Download: | Part 1/2 | Part 2/2 |

Advanced VBSscript Class-On-Disc VBS 301

VBS 301: ADVANCED VBSCRIPT Class-On-Disc
Master advanced scripting topics and take your scripting skills to the next level! Learn to work with databases, e-mail, and other enterprise technologies, and learn the tools and techniques needed to make powerful, self-contained scripting tools quickly and easily. You’ll even learn how to apply your scripting skills to create graphical scripts, called HTML Applications (HTAs). Select modules are followed by a self-assessment opportunity, and all samples are attached directly to the presentation for your convenience..

Table of Contents
* Introduction to Database Scripting
* Writing Database Queries
* Writing Database Scripts
* Introduction to HTAs
* Creating Functionality for an HTA
* Creating the User Interface for an HTA
* Creating and Testing a Complete HTA
* Advanced VBScript, Part I
* Advanced VBScript, Part II
* Creating Script-Based Command-Line Tools
* Modularizing Your Scripts, Part I
* Modularizing Your Scripts, Part II
* Introduction to Web-Based Administrative Scripts
* Creating Web-Based Administrative Scripts
* Advanced WMI Scripting Techniques

About this series
Titles in the Class-On-Disc series are our newest, most engaging training products. They feature an intuitive, Flash-based presentation environment, instructor video, narrated demonstrations, conceptual animations, self-assessment quizzes, optional final exams, and a host of other educational and assessment features. They're the closest you can get to a genuine classroom experience, and let you learn on your own schedule.

more info @http://www.scriptingtraining.com/SelfPaced/vbs301.asp
Download: | Part 1/3 | Part 2/3 | Part 3/3 |

RouterSim’s CCNA Network Visualizer 5.0

It’s a CCNA™ router and network simulator that offers more features and flexibility than any product on the market.

RouterSim’s CCNA™ Network Visualizer® 5.0 is a CCNA™ router and network simulator that offers more features and flexibility than any product on the market. You can design, build and configure your own network with drag and drop design.You also have access to a valuable feature in Net Assessment.

With a program that offers over 470 commands and over 220 supported labs, you are empowered to build, test and preview any kind of network and environment you want!

CCNA™ Network Visualizer® 5.0 is tailor-made for:
The individual studying for the Cisco® CCNA™ 640-801 exam
Corporate trainers and employees
Instructors
Students at Cisco® Networking Academies
Students at colleges, universities, and technical institutes
Over 220 supported labs match up well with Todd Lammle’s best selling Sybex CCNA Study Guide and the Cisco Networking Academy Program CCNA 1 and 2 Lab Companion.

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VTC C++ Video Tutorials

C Plus Plus (C++) is a programming language that is both procedure-oriented and object-oriented. In VTC’s tutorial, Professor Arthur Lee will explain the environment of C++, then guide you into writing equations, creating functions and output, looping, and much more.

- Quick and easy way to learn C++ through a series of movies.
- No expensive classroom training courses.
- No boring hard to follow books to read.
- Learn from your own desk at a pace that suits you.
- High quality affordable training that is easy to use and follow.
- Use our unique training method, it makes learning easy no matter what your learning style.
Duration: 5 hrs / 43 lessons

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Train Signal Lab 9 Routers & Packet Filters

Train Signal Lab 9 Routers & Packet Filters

Fun, interactive scenarios make our lessons easy to retain! Install and configure a Router on your company’s network.

> Understand how to use the Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) Wizard
> Differentiate Hardware (Cisco) from Software (Windows 2000/2003) Routers
> Configure a server to act as a router manually
> Test network connectivity between the different routed segments
> Configure static routes to pass TCP/IP traffic through the network infrastructure
> Troubleshoot satic and dynamic routes within a Routing Table
> Learn to install and configure Routing Information Protocol (RIP) v.2
> Install & configure Packet Filters directly on the Network Interface Card (NIC)
> Setup and configure a series of Packet Filters to meet a company’s security requirements
> Setup TCP/IP Routes to direct traffic between two sites
> Setup a basic Web & FTP Server to test out the Packet Filters
> Install & configure Packet Filters within Routing & Remote Access (RRAS)
> Learn how to handle routing conflicts detween RIP and statically configured routes
> Install and Use Terminal Services and Remote Desktop
> All this and more taught in Windows 2000 & Server 2003!

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Total Training PHP MySQL Video Tutorials

Total Training: PHP MySQL Video Tutorials

(Course 01 Installing Apache).avi
(Course 02 Installing PHP4).avi
(Course 03 Configuring for PHP).avi
(Course 04 Adding PHP to HTML).avi
(Course 05 Intro to Variables).avi
(Course 06 Installing MySQL).avi
(Course 07 Intro to DATABASES).avi
(Course 08 Intro to TABLES).avi
(Course 09 Working with DATA).avi
(Course 10 Introduction).avi
(Course 11 User Account).avi
(Course 12 Integrating PHP & MySQL).avi
(Course 13 Writing a Counter Script).avi
(Course 14 For Loops and Array).avi
(Course 15 IF Statements).avi
(Course 16 POST - GET - FORMS).avi
(Course 17 Writing a Guest Book).avi
(Course 18 Writing a Stat Tracker).avi
(Course 19 PhpMyAdmin).avi

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Sunday, September 9, 2007

Lynda FileMaker Pro 9 Essential Training

FileMaker Pro 9 Essential Training
with: Cris Ippolite
Running Time: 10.75 hours

FileMaker Pro 9 represents a significant upgrade over previous versions, with many new and enhanced features. These include support for external SQL (ODBC) data sources with supplemental fields, an enhanced Web Viewer, toolbar improvements, multiple script editing windows, and new calculation functions. In FileMaker Pro 9 Essential Training, instructor Cris Ippolite covers each of FileMaker 9's features in detail. He demonstrates how to build a database from scratch for a thorough understanding of FileMaker from start to finish. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

00.Exercises

01.Introduction

02.Getting Started

03.Database Creation Essentials

04.Managing Fields

05.Auto-Enter Field Options

06.Validation and Storage Field Options

07.Working with Records

08.Creating Layouts

09.Working with Layouts

10.Formatting Layout Objects

11.Web Viewer Essentials

12.Finding Data

13.Sorting Data

14.Value Lists

15.Printing

16.Importing and Exporting

17.Calculation Essentials

18.Script Essentials

19.Relationships

20.Portals

21.Using Multiple Windows

22.Securing Your files

23.Conclusion

more info@http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=399
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Friday, August 31, 2007

TrainSignal Client Deployment & Active Directory Management Utilities

Advanced Active Directory Training


	Learn Active Directory by Watching it Configured on a Live Network!
	10+ Hours (on CD) of Top Quality Active Directory Training Videos All Instructor-Led!
	120+ pg PDF Lab Book on CD -- Active Directory "How To" Guide
	Taught by a MCSE with "Real World" Active Directory Experience!
	Proven Training Method Guarantees Results or Your Money Back!
	The Most Effective Way to Learn Active Directory...

Here are just SOME of the Topics we Cover in our
Active Directory Management Training Videos:

Learn How to Run Remote Installation Services (RIS)
Use "riprep" to make variations of your RIS images
How to Use Active Directory Command Line Tools
Use Symantec Ghost to Deploy Client Images
Perform an Authoritative Restore on Active Directory
How to use the "ntdsutil" command
How to Automate the Process of Creating Users/Groups
Modify LDAP Attributes by Using the ADSI Editor
Use the "csvde" command to Import/Export to Active Directory
How to Use the "dsadd" command to Add/Modify Users
Add Domain Controllers across the WAN from a Backup
How to Backup Active Directory & System State Data
...This is Just the Beginning!!!

TrainSignal Lab 8 Virtual Private Networks

Learn the Proper Way to Install a VPN in Windows 2000 & Server 2003

Administer & Manage Remote Access Connections within the VPN Console

Configure VPN Clients to Connect to the VPN Server Using PPTP

Learn How to Configure the VPN Server as a Remote Access Server, Allowing Remote Users to Connect to the LAN

Secure the VPN Server by Restricting Remote Authentication Protocols to MS-CHAP v.1 and v.2

Install a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Using Microsoft Certificate Services

Issue Machine Certificates to the VPN Clients & VPN Servers (You Need these for L2TP!)

Create a VPN Tunnel Using the Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)

Monitor IPSec Traffic Using the IPSecmon Tool

Learn How to Configure Multiple VPN Servers to Connect to Each Other Over the Internet, Forming a Site-to-Site VPN

Create Demand Dial Interfaces (DDR) on the VPN Interfaces to Enable Site-to-Site VPNs

Setup TCP/IP Routes to Direct Traffic Between Two Sites

Configure Remote Access Policies to Control When, Where and What Your Users Can Access

Test and Troubleshoot Your Virtual Private Network

Lockdown & Secure Your VPN Server

Install and Use Terminal Services and Remote Desktop

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition
System Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista
Duration: 17 hours/30 Videos on 1-DVD
Content Size: 1.4GB (1,401,374,720 bytes)

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition focuses exclusively on the burgeoning Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).

The coursework explores IPv6 implementation on today's mainstream Network Operating Systems (NOSs), including: GNU/Linux, Solaris, Windows and Cisco IOS.

Given the imminent depletion of globally-unique 32-bit IPv4 addresses, and mandates set by the US Government with respect to IPv6-backbone-compliancy by Q2 2008 for government agencies, Information Technology (IT) Network/Systems Engineers/Administrators/Integrators/Directors/etc., are tasked with preparing their backbones and applicable infrastructure(VLANs/DMZs/etc.) to support Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition will prepare you and/or organization to comfortable integrate IPv6 into your production environments, without negatively impacting IPv4 services.

Recommended Prerequisites for:

Any LinuxCBT OS Edition such as LinuxCBT feat. SUSE® 10 Enterprise Edition
- Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
- Basic MS Windows skills
- Basic understanding of networking concepts
- Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises

Course Objectives

Ingress

Network - Visio Drawing - Topology Overview
- Explore classroom environment
- Discuss the protocols used
- Identify key infrastructure devices
- Explain network topology - Visio
- Discuss the IPv4 RFC-1918 Intranet & DMZ configuration
- Download and install NMap IPv4/IPv6 network scanning utility
- Query Intranet hosts using NMap
Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) & TCP/IP|DOD Networking Models
- Discuss the OSI model
- Identify key IP-related services at various layers of the OSI model
- Explain Protocol Data Unit (PDU) framing at various OSI levels
- Discuss the DOD model
- Correlate TCP/IP|DOD model to the OSI model
- Identify and discuss key IPv4 layers of both networking models
- Identify and discuss key IPv6 layers of both networking models
IPv4 Features & Limitations
- Discuss the history of IPv4
- Explain the flow of traffic in a typical IPv4 environment
- Explain IPv4 multiplexing
- Discuss Network Address Translation (NAT)
- Discuss classful and classless IPv4 addresses
- Explain the role subnet masks play in network delineation
- Discuss Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
- Discuss IPv4 Internet Control Messaging Protocol (ICMP)
- Decode OSI layers (2-7) using 'tcpdump' packet sniffer/logger
IPv6 Features
- Discuss the expanded bit-range used to define source/destination IPv6 addresses
- Explain the hierarchial nature of IPv6 prefixes
- Discuss the typical /48 organizational globally-unique prefix
- Explain typical ISP prefix assignments
- Discuss minimum Message Transfer Units (MTUs)
- Discuss automatic configuration of IPv6-enabled hosts - local|router|DHCP
- Explain NAT & ARP obsolescence in an IPv6 environment
- Discuss primary IPv6 address types - Unicast|Multicast|Anycast
- Describe the role multicast plays in solicitations/advertisments & reduced congestion
- Explain how layer-4 protocols (TCP/UDP) are implemented
- Identify Hexadecimal address representation
Hexadecimal Conversions
- Analyze and discuss typical link local address auto-configured by IPv6
- Discuss the range of HEX characters
- Compare and contrast the boundaries of IPv6 and IPv4 addresses
- Explain some of the caveats of using decimal to represent IPv6 addresses
- Compare and contrast HEX and decimal character ranges
- Outline the rules for converting from decimal to HEX
- Translate decimal values to HEX
- Translate IPv4 broadcast address to HEX
- Convert IPv4 publicly routable address to a 6-to-4 IPv6 address
- Outline the rules for converting from HEX to decimal
- Translate HEX nibbles to decimal equivalent
IPv6 Addressing - Colon Hexadecimal Notation
- List key IPv6 address rules
- Expand a 6-to-4 globally-unique IPv6 address to its full 128-bit representation
- Segment the 6-to-4 globally-unique IPv6 address into key sections
- Discuss the key sections of 6-to-4 IPv6 address with respect to routing and host identification
- Explain the rules and benefits of using Zero-compression with IPv6 addresses
- Identify unique IPv6 addresses and correlate to IPv4 - i.e. Loopback/Socket
- Identify and discuss 48-bit MAC addresses
- Explain the significance of MAC addresses in forming unique EUI-64 IPv6 addresses
- Discuss link local address limitations
- Identify key IPv6 sockets
- Use 'ping6' and 'ICMPv6' to communicate with various IPv6 addresses
- Identify the number of bits available for subnets and hosts
IPv6 Header
- Discuss the benefits of a concise, fixed-length header
- Identify the characteristics of key IPv6 header fields
- Compare and contrast IPv4 and IPv6 headers
- Explain the benefits of extension headers
- Discuss how fragmentation is handled in IPv6
ICMPv6 - Header & Applications
- Define ICMP
- Explain ICMPv6 applications
- Discuss ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery (ND)
- Compare & contrast Neighbor Discovery to Address Resolutipn Protocol (ARP)
- List examples of ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 debugging utilities
- Explain levels of ICMPv6 messages
- Discuss important ICMPv6 error messages
- Compare and contrast ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 headers
- Use 'tcpdump' to decode ICMPv6 - Neighbor/Router Discoveries/Solicitations
- Explore ICMPv6's usage of multicast IPv6 addresses
- Discuss the role of Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) in IPv6 address conflict resolution
- Explain and explore neighbor tables
- Install RDesktop - RDP - Terminal Services client
- Connect to Windows Host in DMZ and attempt to communicate using Link Local IPv6 address
Dual Protocol (IPv4 & IPv6) Stacks
- Discuss the pros and cons of dual protocol stacks
- Identify the independent stacks at various OSI layers
- Identify distinct IPv4 and IPv6 tools
- Enumerate and discuss the supported tunneling mechanisms in a dual-stack environment
- Explore default IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables
- Identify key unicast and multicast routing entries
- Explore IPv6 stacks on Linux | Windows | Solaris
Common IPv6 Prefixes/Subnets
- Define IPv6 Prefixes/Subnets
- Compare and contrast IPv4 subnets with IPv6 prefixes
- Identify key prefixes - loopback, link local, site local, ISP, ISP-assigned /48, /64 Unique Host
- Discuss how router configuration and advertisments influence host configuration
- Discuss multicast prefixes
Link Local Prefixes and Addresses
- Indicate the standard Link Local prefix
- Analyze standard Link Local addresses
- Emphasize Link Local MAC address relationship - EUI-64
- Explain features and limitations of Link Local addresses
- Configure Cisco router with IPv6 support
- Confirm broadcast domain connectivity from DMZ and internal perspectives
Intra Site Automatic Tunneling Protocol (ISATAP) Implementation
- Define ISATAP tunneling
- Provide examples of ISATAP applications
- Identify current IPv4 - globally unique address
- Create 6-to-4 globally unique IPv6 address for use in ISATAP configuration
- Configure Cisco router with ISATAP and globally-unique prefix
- Configure Windows server to use ISATAP
- Test IPv6 routing via ISATAP from Windows, Linux, Cisco and Solaris
IPv6 Intranet Routing Using 6-to-4 Globally-Unique Prefixes
- Distinguish between privileged and non-privileged uses
- Identify the default shell for a given user
- Discuss features of BASH
- Execute BASH
- Discuss pseudo-terminals and how to identify connected terminals
- Modify user's accounts to default to BASH using shell & SMC
- Use 'su' to switch users
- Explore key BASH commands
- Focus on BASH input, output, and error redirection
- Explore BASH command chaining
- Use logical BASH operators (&&, ||) to control program logic
- Discuss and alter BASH global and user-specific configuration files
- Reveal key information using system info commands
IPv6 over IPv4 - 6-to-4 Intranet/Internet Tunneling
- Discuss the pros and cons of 6-to-4 tunneling
- Compare and contrast ISATAP and 6-to-4 tunneling
- Disable ISATAP tunneling
- Confirm inability to route traffic using ISATAP with ICMPv6
- Create usable IPv6 prefixes based on 6-to-4 prefix
- Configure Cisco router's physical interfaces using 6-to-4 IPv6 prefixes
- Configure Cisco router's logical VLAN with a 6-to-4 prefix
- Confirm IPv6 internal routing between various physical and logical interfaces
- Test communications between Windows | Solaris | Linux hosts
- Configure 6-to-4 tunneling on external Cisco router interface
- Confirm communications with Internet IPv4 6-to-4 hosts using 6-to-4 tunneling
- Configure Cisco router to route IPv6 Internet traffic to 6-to-4 relays
- Test communications with native IPv6 Internet hosts & web sites from edge router
- Test native IPv6 communications from internal Linux | Windows | Solaris hosts
- Implement 6-to-4 tunneling on publicly-facing Linux hosts
- Test communications with 6-to-4 and native IPv6 hosts from public Linux boxes
DNS Configuration with IPv6
- Explain classroom DNS architecture
- Discuss IPv6 DNS compatibility with BIND and Microsoft DNS
- Explain how to perform IPv6 queries using 'dig'
- Enumerate systems for IPv6 DNS inclusion
- Configure BIND DNS with IPv6 AAAA records for applicable hosts
- Test IPv6 DNS resolution
- Configure Microsoft DNS with IPv6 AAAA records for applicable hosts
- Test IPv6 DNS resolution using 'dig' and 'nslookup'
- Discuss reverse DNS nibble format
- Configure reverse IPv6 DNS
- Test reverse DNS
Static IPv6 Address Configuration
- Discuss pros and cons of static IPv6 configuration
- Identify key configuration files
- Discuss rules related to unique IPv6 address creation
- Configure static IPv6 address for Solaris
- Configure static IPv6 address for Linux
- Configure static IPv6 address for Windows
- Confirm static addresses from various hosts
Apache HTTPD & IIS IPv6 Configuration
- Discuss Apache IPv6 benefits and features
- Install Apache HTTPD
- Explain IPv6 address syntax when used in URLs
- Test connectivity to default Apache site using IPv6 address in browser
- Define IP-based virtual hosts with IPv6 support
- Test IP-based virtual host connectivity
- Define Name-based virtual hosts with IPv6 support
- Test Name-based virtual host connectivity
- Identify key files and utilities related to Apache SSL configuration
- Generate SSL/TLS certificates and assign to default web site
- Test secure SSL/TLS connectivity
- Generate multiple SSL/TLS certificates for multiple Apache virtual hosts
- Assign SSL/TLS certificates to various Apache virtual hosts
- Test secure SSL/TLS connectivity to Apachve virtual hosts
- Discuss caveats related to IIS IPv6 support on Windows
- Configure Internet Information Server (IIS) to support IPv6 on Windows
- Test accessing content served by IIS using IPv6
Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2) IPv6 Implementation
- Discuss SSHv2 IPv4 and IPv6 connection features
- Assign IPv4 and IPv6 records to DNS configuration
- Confirm SSHv2 IPv6 configuration
- Connect to Linux and Solaris hosts using SSHv2 and IPv6
- Confirm connectivity via IPv6 on Linux/Solaris hosts
- Connect to Cisco router using SSHv2 and IPv6
- Confirm connectivity via IPv6 on Cisco router
- Use PuTTY on Windows server to connect to various IPv6 systems
- Confirm PuTTY IPv6 connectivity on destination systems
Very Secure FTPD (VSFTPD) IPv6 Implemenation
- Explain VSFTPD's support for IPv6
- Configure VSFTPD to accept IPv6 traffic
- Examine network statistics table for IPv4 and IPv6
- Test connectivity from Linux | Windows | Solaris
Network Mapper (NMap) IPv6 Implementation
- Discuss features and benefits of NMap
- Download and install NMap
- Explain IPv6 limitations
- Map the Intranet using IPv4
- Discuss rules related to NMap IPv6 scanning
- Scan the local system using IPv6
- Scan a range of IPv6 hosts
- Scan hosts using IPv6 DNS
TCPDump Packet Capture Tool - IPv6 Implemenation
- Enumerate features and benefits of TCPDump
- Explain Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs) used to parse IPv6 traffic
- Perform filtered and non-filtered IPv6 sniffs/dumps
- Examine results
- Log packets to TCPDump format for post-processing by Ethereal
- Capture clear-text communications and log to TCPDump for further analysis
Ethereal Packet Capture/Analysis Tool - IPv6 Implemenation
- Discuss features & benefits
- Install Ethereal
- Alter X11 security to permit Ethereal to write to non-privileged user's desktop
- Explore Ethereal's Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Store packet-capture profiles
- Capture IPv4 packets
- Analyze IPv4 packets
- Capture and analyze IPv6 packets
- Apply BPFs to packet capture profiles
- Compare and contrast capture and display filters
- Analyze TCPDump captures based on BPFs
- Filter BPF-based captures with display filters
- Examine layers 2-7 of OSI, including key IPv6 fields
- Capture IPv6 Neighbor Discoveries (NDs) and Router Advertisments (RAs)
- Examine results
IP6Tables - Linux Firewall for IPv6
- Discuss features & benefits
- Compare and contrast IPTables (IPv4) with IP6Tables (IPv6)
- Identify key binaries and kernel loadable modules
- Explain IP6Tables' default tables and chains
- Write IPv6 ACLs using IP6Tables and commit configuration
- Test the results of IPv6 ACLs from various hosts
Cisco Access Control Lists for IPv6
- Discuss features of IPv6 ACLS
- Define IPv6 ACL to protect the Virtual Terminal (vty) for SSH | Telnet access to router
- Apply VTY IPv6 ACL and test connectivity from various IPv4 and IPv6 hosts
- Test inbound communications from external IPv4 and IPv6 hosts
- Define and apply IPv6 ACL to protect external, Internet-facing IPv6 interface
- Test inbound IPv6 connectivity from external IPv6 hosts
- Use NMap to confirm IPv6 ACLs from inbound and outbound perspectives
- Evaluate IPv6 ACL counters and log