Hi Anthony: Yes, this can be done, and can be done quite easily under certain conditions, but doing so also introduces a whole bunch of potential security issues, and would very much depend on the specific configuration of your Internet Access. First,...

appreciate any feedback from the XP Security newsgroup as to what issues we could see with this type of configuration and the potential security issues with a dual boot configuration. For example, the users can see both partitions and copy files between...

some of the main targets for exploits and there many security updates constantly patching items that are dealt with by those processes drm is just another extra thing that you don't need running and a extra potential security rick that you don't need You...

Thanks for the advice. I have already "rolled back" the update on my notebook. This overcomes this potential security issue introduced by the utility update. I guess in Redmond WEP means Won't Even Persist.. I wonder if any of the MVPs are hanging around...

non-web based Remote Desktop method. Running IIS is a potential security issue and some ISP's block TCP Port 80 access for residential service users... -- Al Jarvi (MS-MVP Windows Networking) Please post *ALL* questions and replies to the news...

to reply to me) Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely () Well the idea is to use a "Strong Password". Any port opening in a firewall/NAT/router is a potential security issue but not necessarily a probable security issue... -- Al...

services.msc at the command prompt, then you should see a IIS service in the resulting list. Make sure its current state is "Started"... Lastly, why not just use the normal non-web based Remote Desktop method. Running IIS is a potential security issue...

We are planning to change the snmp security from read only to read write on all our servers (w2k and w2k3 ),, include W2K domain controllers. What are the potential security issues on having SNMP security changed from Read to Read -write on windows 2000...

There's no getting around that. However, you can connect the cable modem to a wireless router and then connect two (or more) computers wirelessly (both to each other and to the Internet via the cable modem). Yes, there are potential security issues, but...

problem that you may have encountered? >> Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Hi James, its not that SP2 creates problem, it is intend to protect you from various potential security issues when you are connected to the outside...