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Juniper Networks EX 3200 Ethernet Switches EX 3200 series switches offer a high performance edge solution for low density deployments in wiring closets. These swithes are designed for gigabit edge connectivity in remote offices and feature interchangeable 10GB (XFP) / 1GB (SFP) uplinks for deployments on small LANs in large office buildings. The EX-3200 is available in several models of 24 and 48 port and various POE configurations. Various field replaceable power supply options and a field replaceable fan assembly eliminate the need to pull the switch from service in the rare event of failure. Keep a couple spares on hand and you'll never have to worry about down time!! These switches also support a rich feature set and support BGP, IS-IS and IPV6 with the addition of an AFL.

hai2.... setelah sekian lama meninggalkan dunia blogging, akhirnya kepengen juga balik lagi. nulis-nulis sesuatu ato sekedar cerita... bulan 7, 2009 ampir setahun ninggalin surabaya tercinta, banyak banget yang aku pelajarin di ibukota, banyak pengalaman yang dulu mungkin ga pernah terbanyang bakalan aku dapet. so selama hampir satu tahun ini aku dapet : - Cisco? dulu sih dah pernah pegang yang seri 800-an, pernah juga maen cisco emulator, but sekarang dah mulai bosen dengan namanya cisco, entah itu catalyst ato routernya, tiap hari pegangannya itu2 aja, mulai yang kelas manageable switch, sampe enterprise switch, mulai yang low end router sampe yang enterprise router dah pernah aku maenin..ada juga seri wan compression... - Nortel? nah ini barang baru, belum pernah sekalipun denger nortel pas disurabaya... maenan baru, lumayan bagus juga, lumayan lengkap, mulai dari switch, l3 switch, enterprise switch, router, server balancer + accelarator, sampe pabx system. - Juniper? nah ini barusan dateng di tempatku skrg, dulu pegang perangkat ini cuman ada diawang2, ga ngerti gimana bentuk dan dalemannya.. dalam 1-2 bulanan ini bakalan ada implementasi perangkat ini dalam skala enterprise, so kudu ambil training + sertifikasinya dulu... ga cuman disisi router dan switching teknologi, disini juga aku banyak belajar tentang wan solusion / bandwidth managementnya juga.. firewall juga ada... sekian dulu,, mungkin dalam waktu dekat, postingan tips-trik, dan beberapa kajian teknologi mengenai perangkat-perangkat diatas bakalan aku ulas satu2... dani_wafaul_falah http://wafa.web.id

Most penetration tests are focused on either network attacks or web application attacks. Given this separation, many pen testers themselves have understandably followed suit, specializing in one type of test or the other. While such specialization is a sign of a vibrant, healthy penetration testing industry, tests focused on only one of these aspects of a target environment often miss the real business risks of vulnerabilities discovered and exploited by determined and skilled attackers. By combining web app attacks such as SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting, and Remote File Includes with network attacks such as port scanning, service compromise, and client-side exploitation, the bad guys are significantly more lethal. Penetration testers and the enterprises who use their services need to understand these blended attacks and how to measure whether they are vulnerable to them. This session provides practical examples of penetration tests that combine such attack vectors, and real-world advice for conducting such tests against your own organization. The Samurai project team is happy to announce the release of a development version of the Samurai Web Testing Framework. This release is currently a fully functional linux environment that has a number of the tools pre-installed. Our hope is that people who are interested in making this the best ...

By Michael Kassner, Techrepublic Malware-based rootkits fuel a multibillion dollar spyware industry by stealing individual or corporate financial information. If that weren't bad enough, rootkit-based botnets generate untold amounts of spam. Here's a look at what rootkits are and what to do about them. Rootkits are complex and ever changing, which makes it difficult to understand exactly what you're dealing with. Even so, I'd like to take a stab at explaining them, so that you'll have a fighting chance if you're confronted with one. #1: What is a rootkit? Breaking the term rootkit into the two component words, root and kit, is a useful way to define it. Root is a UNIX/Linux term that's the equivalent of Administrator in Windows. The word kit denotes programs that allow someone to obtain root/admin-level access to the computer by executing the programs in the kit -- all of which is done without end-user consent or knowledge.

NETSH is one of the most powerful tools in the Windows networking toolkit. This list will introduce you to some good uses of NETSH in various scenarios and show you how you can streamline your networking configuration, administration, and documentation. #1: What is NETSH? NETSH is one of the most powerful yet least known networking tools included with Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003. It's installed by default and is located in the %systemroot%\system32 folder. NETSH is also available on Windows XP. NETSH enables you to display, modify, import, and export many aspects of the network parameters of a system. It can also connect remotely to other systems with a remote machine parameter (-r).