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I am looking for help on getting IPv6 to my Xen domU's. I currently have one 6in4 tunnel from HE for each guest and would like to consolidate that to one on the dom0. But I am not set on that-- I am completely open to suggestions.
Based on my research both here and on Google, I am not finding anything great. For what it is worth, the dom0 is running Centos 5.8 and Xen 3.0.
Sounds good to me. Set up radvd on the dom0 to advise the routable /64 they give you and have the domUs get an address from it.
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I have 2 computers with debian installed on both. One computer has no sceen or othe prepherels accept ethernet port. I've connected them through a lan cable and shared the intenet to be used by the computer that has no sceen. However, I'd like to ssh this computet but I don't know its ip address. BtW, I dont have a router.
Use Angry IP Scanner. It will give you the list of devices in the network.
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I want to test some keyloggers in order to see how they work.
If my host OS is clean, and I install the keyloggers on a guest OS running in VirtualBox, will the keylogger be able to log the keystrokes and screenshots in the HOST OS?
I think I know the answer to this question but I just want to make sure.
Unless your VMs are broken, key/screen-loggers will be fully contained in the VMs and will gain no access to the host OS keyboard/screen data that's outside of the VM.
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After some research on the internet I couldnt find an appropriate tool for my task. I am looking for a linux based networking tool like iptraf but with the ability to see which url was exactly requested (in and out).
Thank you in advance!
On linux you can use the tcpdump command to capture traffic, including all the data, to a file.
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i am trying to get the remote access from windows system to linux system using teamviewer but when the connection is established the windows system sees the black screen. so anyone can help me how to establish the fair connection.
I had the same problem - for me with two solutions. On some systems, it just took about 30sec for the screen to build up (in that case, just be patient) and in the other case, there was a driver problem. Try to change the driver to the default ubuntu one and deactivate the proprietary hardware driver in that case.
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I've posted it to serverfault earlier, but had no response... Help me, please!
I have to monitor a network. In this network there are several voip devices, some of them are Linksys PAP2T. I'd like to get the name of this device over the network. For all other SNMP works fine, but how can I use SNMP on PAP2T or is there any replace?
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According to the product data sheet, as far as I understand 'Linksys PAP2T' does not support SNMP at all.