Hide Files and Folders Securely on a USB Drive

azhar    IT    

WinMend Folder Hidden is a free file/folder hiding tool, While ensuring the absolute system safety, this application can quickly hide files and folders on local partitions and/or on removable devices. The hidden files/folders will be safely hidden whether the drive is accessed in another operating system on the same computer or reinstalled on another computer. You can set a password for this application. Hidden data can be displayed and unhidden only when the user enters the valid password. The data is completely invisible to other programs or on other operating systems.

Note: Please keep in mind that this application is for home use only. It’s not recommended for commercial settings where more strict confidentiality is required.

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View your log efficiently

azhar    windows     Advanced Log Viewer, Log Viewer

The LogViewer Pro is a viewer for text log files. Features include:

• Fast scrolling, eats low memory
• Supports any file size (4 GB and larger)
• Multi tabbed interface
• Auto-reload file, Follow tail mode
• Allows to highlight some lines (e.g. "errors", "warnings")
• Allows to view encodings: ANSI, OEM, Unicode LE, Unicode BE etc.
• File search (both forward and backward)
• File printing
• Line wrapping, configurable tab expansion
• Line numbers
• Always-on-top option
• Unicode names support

The note about "Follow tail" mode: it can be changed on per-tab basis. So you can enable "Follow tail" for one file, and disable it for another. This also can be said about the "Wrap" option.

The file highlighting feature currently supports 20 different colors. Lines can be matched using RegEx, so you can use one color option for different words: you should specify "word1|word2|…" for this.

License: Freeware for Home use (must be registered for work use).

System requirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista.

Use the under given link to download log viewer;

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REMOTELY ACCESS YOUR SHUT DOWN PC

azhar    IT     PC Remote Access, Remotely wake up the shutdown PC, Shutdown PC, Wake up PC

Accessing your system while its off was a dream before this invention. I am not talking about the server side, I am just talking about the client computers in the company or at home but having an all time internet connection. This dream has come true with the invention of I’m in touch online utility. Features are given as under;

• Remotely Wake-Up your shutdown PC
• Enhanced Security – Physical Authentication
• Automatic Login from USB Key
• Central Administration and access all your PCs
• Remote control from a PC or Pocket PC
• Transfer files & print remote documents
• Firewall settings maintained
• Remote Audio support
• One-step PC Locator
• Remote presentation for up to 10 attendees
• Child Monitoring Software (stealth mode operation)
• Outlook access from your cellular phone
• Notification on your cell phone of new emails
• File access from browser of a PC or wireless device
• Webcam access from wireless device

To get this facility and download the client side software use the link under given;

http://www.01com.com/imintouch/

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How to forward a port on CISCO Router 2811

azhar    Cisco, Router 2811     Cisco, Port Forwarding, Router 2811

Its really easy to forward a port at your CISCO router 2811. If you have configured your server for simple NAT and looking to forward a port from outside world to inside of your network then you are at a right location. Check the command under given;

ip nat inside source static tcp [Private IP Address] [internal port] [Public IP Address] [external port] extendable

Let me explain the command given above;

If we want to forward port 21 from our external IP address (public) 125.125.208.1 to our port 2931 of internal IP address 192.168.1.208 then we will issue the following command:

ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.208 2931 125.125.208.1 21 extendable

In this way all the inbound traffic coming to our public IP 125.125.208.1:21 will be forwarded to 192.168.1.208:2931

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How to Forward Email To An External Address in Exchange Server 2003

azhar    Microsoft Exchange Server     E-mail Forwarding, Exchange Server 2003, External Email Address, Mail Enabled Contact

Forwarding an email to an external address is really very easy in a UNIX/LINUX based Email Server but in exchange server its a little bit tricky task. Follow the under given steps and there will be no problem in creating a forwarder in exchange server;

First, you’ll need to create a mail-enabled contact:

• Open the “Active Directory Users and Computers” tool. Expand the organization, highlight the “Users” folder, and right-click; from the pop-up menu, select “New, Contact.”
• In the “New Object – Contact” window, choose a name for the contact and click Next. It’s a good idea to use a standard naming convention for all of these contacts; that makes them easier to identify at a glance.

• At the next window, make sure the checkbox for “Create an Exchange email address” is checked, and hit the “Modify…” button. Next, choose “SMTP Address” as the address type, then enter the appropriate email address and click “OK.” Click “Next,” and finally, “Finish.”

The contact has now been created; the next step is to configure mail forwarding.

• In the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in, double-click on the user whose mail you want to forward.
• Click the “Exchange General” tab, then click “Delivery Options.”
• In the section for the forwarding address, check the “Forward To” radio button, then click the “Modify” button.  
• Enter the alias of the mail-enabled contact you’ve created, and hit the “Check Names” button. If  everything is working correctly, the name will appear underlined once the server has resolved it. Sometimes you might need to wait a moment for the recipient service to update its list.
• If you’d like, you can also check the box to “Deliver messages to both forwarding address and mailbox.” Click “OK” on each of the screens, and you’re done.

Note: You might not want the mail-enabled contact to appear in your organization’s Exchange address books. To hide the address, open the contact within the Active Directory console and go the the “Exchange Advanced” tab. Check the box that says “Hide from Exchange address lists.”

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