Links and Networking

Download the Complete Video : http://impartlabs.blogspot.com Network Bridge makes it inexpensive and easy to connect LAN segments. Prior to Windows XP if you wanted to have a network with more than one LAN segment, then you had two options: IP routing and hardware bridging. IP routing required you to buy hardware routers or configure computers to act like routers, configure IP addressing for each computer on each network segment, and configure each network segment as a separate subnet.

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Download the Complete Video : http://impartlabs.blogspot.com Network Bridge makes it inexpensive and easy to connect LAN segments. Prior to Windows XP if you wanted to have a network with more than one LAN segment, then you had two options: IP routing and hardware bridging. IP routing required you to buy hardware routers or configure computers to act like routers, configure IP addressing for each computer on each network segment, and configure each network segment as a separate subnet.

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In this CitronTech video, I will be showing you how to set your wireless settings such as network name, password and more!

Works on: Windows, Mac and Linux.

Have any questions? Ask them in the comments or send me a message! I’ll reply to all of them ASAP.

Link to the routers settings page:
http://192.168.0.1/

If you’re not on the DIR-615 but are on another wireless router from D-Link, your default router IP may be:
http://192.168.0.0/

Some routers such as Linksys have DIFFERENT IP addresses so if you have a different router, Google for “(Router model) IP” and you should find the default IP. You can also look in your internet settings.

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Download the Complete Video : http://impartlabs.blogspot.com Network Bridge makes it inexpensive and easy to connect LAN segments. Prior to Windows XP if you wanted to have a network with more than one LAN segment, then you had two options: IP routing and hardware bridging. IP routing required you to buy hardware routers or configure computers to act like routers, configure IP addressing for each computer on each network segment, and configure each network segment as a separate subnet.

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Download the Complete Video : http://impartlabs.blogspot.com Network Bridge makes it inexpensive and easy to connect LAN segments. Prior to Windows XP if you wanted to have a network with more than one LAN segment, then you had two options: IP routing and hardware bridging. IP routing required you to buy hardware routers or configure computers to act like routers, configure IP addressing for each computer on each network segment, and configure each network segment as a separate subnet.

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that was easy. and yes it really was 1:15 AM.

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After days of research and trial / error I was able to get my WD TV Live HD Media Player to see my network shares on Windows 7 Ultimate x64.

Sorry about the pops in the audio. My wireless mic was about dead. I’ll rerecord the audio later.

ANONYMOUS LOGIN TO ON
On the WD TV Live go into Network Settings and verify Auto login to network share – On. Clear the login information once you’ve done that then hank the power, wait 10 seconds and plug it back in. If this does not resolve the log in screen issue proceed to the registry fix below. The fix works on Vista as well.

REGISTRY FIX TO ADD ANONYMOUS TO EVERYONE GROUP
1. Navigate to the following in the registry editor. MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\
2. On the right side, double-click on ‘everyoneincludesanonymous’ and change the ‘Value data’ from ‘0′ to ‘1′
3. Double-click on ‘NoLmHash’ and change the ‘Value data’ from ‘1′ to ‘0′
4. Navigate to the following in the registry editor: MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanManServer
\Parameters
5. Double-click on ‘restrictnullsessaccess’ and change the ‘Value data’ from ‘1′ to ‘0′

SCREEN SHOT FOR PERMISSIONS
http://knoxcompguy.com/inheritablepermissions.JPG

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Configuring windows xp file sharing network with router

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LINUX HOWTO 2nd installment (Errata: see below)

This is the second installment in a new series called Linux HOWTOS. Every week I will post a video explaining how to accomplish something using a GNU/Linux operating system. Please write requests for installments in the comments!

Have you ever wished you could access your desktop from another computer over the internet? There are many proprietary programs that allow you to do this, but Linux has all the tools you need to accomplish this securely, effectively, and for free. All you need is SSH (included in most Linux distros) and a VNC server. This video explains how to install and configure the software so you can access your desktop from anywhere, even on a windows PC (use PUTTY: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ and TightVNC http://www.tightvnc.com )

If you have any questions, please ask in the comment field, and I or someone else will do our best to answer. Please avoid ‘RTFM’-style answers. They are not welcome. Also please post corrections if I mistakenly give some wrong information.

Network configuration can be tricky and I certainly didn’t have time in the video to consider different networking hardware setups. If you try VNC over SSH and have some problems, feel free to leave a question in the comments.

***Errata***
./vncinstall must be run as a root user:

$ pwd
/usr/src/tightvnc-1.3.9/vnc_unixsrc
$ su root
Password: *******
# ./vncinstall /usr/local/bin /usr/local/man
************

There was a request to see a list of the commands used in this video, so here they are:

(install vnc)
cd /usr/src/tightvnc-1.3.9
tar -xjf *bz2
cd vnc*
xmkmf
make World
cd Xvnc
./configure
make
cd ..
su
./vncinstall /usr/local/bin /usr/local/man
vncpasswd

(start ssh)
service sshd start (may be different on your distro)
exit
ssh -L 10101:ip-or-host:590? -p port# ip-or-host
vncserver (same ? as previous line)

(new terminal)
vncviewer localhost::10101

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This video was created using only free and open source software tools: TightVNC, pyvnc2swf, ardour2, audacity, jackd, LAME, mjpegtools, and ffmpeg.

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this guide will show you how to put a security code on your wireless network so strangers can not access your internet. This guide also shows you how to connect to a secured wireless network.

Router configuration addresses

D-Link 192.168.0.1
Linksys 192.168.1.1
Belkin 192.168.2.1
Netgear 192.168.0.1

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