21. PO - Operating Systems Links by Operating systems Last updated Feb 7. 1997. Much more related links onlanguages pages. Jump Windows Win help dos OS/2 Linux, UNIX Apple http://users.utu.fi/sisasa/oasis/oasis-oper.html

Main page Search What's new Non-frame version ... Mail to author Links by Operating Systems Last updated: Feb 7. 1997 Much more related links on languages pages. Jump >> Windows Win help Dos OS/2 ... Misc Windows programming resources Windows programming has its own section now! Dos programming resources See assembly page for asm links New World: MS DOS Programming links Ralf Brown's Interrupt List - VERY Complete interrupt list Dos / Assembly Programming Programming languages for DOS OS/2 programming resources IBM Solution Developer Support Home Page IBM - Technical Articles, Research findings etc. IBM Red Books - service, technical documents The Rexx Language The NetRexx Language - NetRexx is a user-oriented language that is derived from both Rexx and Java Rexx tutorials The IBM Object Rexx REXX Information The Electronic Magazine for OS/2 Developers - EDM/2 The Art of OS/2 Warp Programming - Book Port I/O and Data Acquisition under OS/2 OS/2 Warp Programming tutorials - Piotr Mitros GUI Corner Code Cache Dave Briccetti's OS/2 Warp Programming Tips and Samples Linux, UNIX programming resources Unix programming tools Unix programming utility software Introduction to Motif Application Development UNIX/Programming Links ... Beginning Linux Programming with CD - Book, Matthew Neil

22. BlowFish Crypt() Denial Of Service rounds7 is what can cause a dos condition in Current systems include (but are notlimited to) FreeBSD and ircd is configured to use encrypted oper passwords. http://kabel.pp.ru/sgml/crypt-dos/crypt-dos.html

W. Jami Campbell $Id: crypt-dos.sgml,v 1.3 2003/04/17 18:09:35 wcampbel Exp $ $Date: 2003/04/17 18:09:35 $ GMT The uses the standard DES algorithm, which uses 2 bytes of salt and is limited to 8 character long or shorter passwords. Many operating systems now have a modular system, where different algorithms are usable. Extended DES , MD5, and BlowFish are modules provided by many operating systems. The function creates a password hash from a plaintext password and a salt parameter. The salt parameter is used in different manners for each algorithm, but typically provides some "randomness" to the resulting hash. The salt parameter also is what determines the algorithm used. has the following declaration: char * crypt(const char * key , const char * salt is used for two main purposes inside of an application, creation of passwords, and verification of passwords. The standard technique for creation of passwords is to take the plaintext password from the user, create a random salt in the proper format, and call with those two parameters. The resulting string

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Summer I 2004 Course Schedule - Harbor Campus Last updated: Tue Jun 8 17:30:16 EDT 2004 Red/Italicized = 5 Or Fewer Seats Are Left For This Course COURSES INDEX CR COURSE TITLE DAYS/TIME INSTRUCTOR BLDG/ROOM OPEN SEATS Accounting ACCT 201 4000 4 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I TR 05:30PM - 08:40PM R. Mohan BRD 401 Full Begins:06/07/2004 Ends:08/02/2004 Business Computer Applications BCA 104 4052 3 INTRO.TO OPER.SYST.:DOS/WINDOW MW 05:30PM - 09:10PM T. Nuur BRD 430 10 Begins:06/07/2004 Ends:08/02/2004 BCA 136 4003 3 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TR 05:30PM - 08:40PM T. Nuur BRD 430 7 Begins:06/07/2004 Ends:08/02/2004 CI 2230 5008 Intro.to Eng.for Business Purp T 04:30PM - 09:15PM 18 Begins:06/14/2004 Ends:08/04/2004 Computer Information Systems CIS 116 4065 3 STRUCTURED DESIGN MW 05:30PM - 09:20PM C. Ugah BRD 412 8 Begins:06/07/2004 Ends:08/02/2004 Computer Literacy CLT 100 2007 2 COMPUTER LITERACY MW 10:30AM - 12:20PM T. Nuur BRD 426 8 Begins:06/07/2004 Ends:08/02/2004

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@import "http://www.chips.navy.mil/issue2.css"; Under the Contract PC LAN PRICE CHANGES: As stated in the January issue, new con- tract prices went into effect as of 1 January 1992. Any order dated after that time must reflect the new prices. Updated Info Packets are available from Customer Service for distribution. CLIN 0021AL: LT Auditor is no longer a required purchase with every copy of NetWare ordered from the PC LAN contract. Only order LT Auditor if you require audit trail capabilities. However, remember it will only run in an environment where NetWare is installed. For more information concerning the capabilities of LT Auditor, please refer to the January 1992 issue of Chips. UPS MOUSE PORT INTERFACE (CLIN 0009BA): The American Power Conversions mouse port interface for the UPS consists of a cable with one 6-pin mini DIN connector for PS/2 compatible mouse ports and one 9-pin RS-232 type connector. It is intended to be used in addition with the AC power cables to attach the system to the UPS. In conjunction with the UPS (CLIN 0009AA) and NetWare's UPS NLM or SERVER. CFG file, the mouse port interface provides UPS moni- toring capabilities. If the file server experiences a power outage, the UPS is activated and all users are notified that the system is on backup power. The approximate length the file server will remain active on battery power is indicated, and users are advised to logout of the system. At the time specified in the UPS NLM or SERVER. CFG file, the file server will systematically logout all remaining users and close all open files. This logical downing of the file server prevents a potential crash and/or abrupt closing of open files. A compatibility problem has been identified between the mouse port interface for the UPS, specific AST 486/25 systems (CLIN 0006AA/AB) and NetWare v3.x UPS NLM.

32. Windows NT Teardrop2 Attack Reported January 8, 1998 By Jiva DeVoe use this to test your own systems for vulnerability dos Exploit Script snippedMicrosoft s Response DOCUMENTQ179129 NT PROD/VER3.51 4.00 oper/SYSWINDOWS http://www.attrition.org/security/denial/w/nt-tdrp2.dos.html

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33. NVCC Fall 1998 Class Schedule - Annandale Campus - Ist - Information Systems Tec 0234 McCullough, L Covers Windows 95 IST 113 COMPUTERS INFORMATION systems 1cr3515 IST 104 oper. M Four week 10/09/98 10/30/98 Introduction to dos IST 105 http://www.nv.cc.va.us/schedule/crs984/nist.htm

NVCC Fall 1998 Class Schedule Annandale Campus Ist - Information Systems Technology NVCC Home Page Schedule Search Table of Contents Annandale Campus ... Next Page Word processing courses are listed under the AST course offerings. SIXTEEN WEEK 08/27/98 12/22/98 IST 100 INTRO. TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS 2376 01N MWF 0800-0850 CC 0234 Braccia, J 2377 02N MWF 0900-0950 CC 0234 Braccia, J 2379 03N MWF 1000-1050 CC 0234 TBA 2381 04N MWF 1100-1150 CC 0234 TBA 2383 05N MWF 1200-1250 CC 0234 TBA 2387 06N MWF 1300-1350 CC 0234 TBA 2391 07N TR 0930-1045 CC 0234 TBA 2393 08N TR 1100-1215 CC 0234 Worthington, P 2397 09N TR 1230-1345 CC 0234 TBA 2402 10N TR 1400-1515 CC 0234 TBA 2403 11N M 1630-1920 CC 0234 Clarke, D 2405 12N M 1930-2220 CC 0234 Higgins, B 2406 13N T 1930-2220 CC 0234 TBA 2408 14N W 1630-1920 CC 0234 Clarke, D 2409 15N W 1930-2220 CC 0234 TBA 2410 16N R 1630-1920 CC 0234 Atseff, V

34. Course Information Table CIS, 104, MCOMP AND ADV dos, 2.0, INACT, 0.0, NO CREDIT. CIS, 150, oper SYST CONCEPTS,3.0, INACT, 3.0, CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN. CIS, 158, A+operATING systems, 4.0, 4.0,CS CR. http://www.wmich.edu/admi/TCE/DATA/HF/CIS.html

CIS INTRO TO INFO TECH CIS CIS M-COMPUTERS AND DOS INACT NO CREDIT CIS M-COMP AND ADV DOS INACT NO CREDIT CIS DESKTOP OPER SYSTEM NO CREDIT CIS INTRO TO WINDOWS INACT NO CREDIT CIS PC OPER/SYST MGMT NO CREDIT CIS INTRO TO UNIX INACT NO CREDIT CIS PRIN OF PROG LOGIC INACT CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN CIS M-COMP DATA BASE PG CS CR CIS INTRO TO NETWORKING CS CIS WIRELESS LAN'S CS CIS NOVELL NETWARE ADMIN NO CREDIT CIS BASIC LANG PROGMMING INACT CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN CIS ADV LAN USING NOVELL NO CREDIT CIS CIS ADVANCED UNIX INACT CS CIS PRIN PROG W/FORTRAN INACT CS CIS THE INTERNET NO CREDIT CIS WEB/INTERNET TECH NO CREDIT CIS WEB PAGES NO CREDIT CIS INTRO WIN NT SERV AD CS CIS PROGRAMMING W/LOGIC CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN CIS ADV HTML PROG/WEB DS CS CIS INTRO UNIX W/SHELL S CS CIS VISUAL BASIC CS CIS ACTIVE SERVER PG PRG CS CIS INACT CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN CIS A+:HARDWARE CS CR CIS A+:OPERATING SYSTEMS CS CR CIS STRUCTURED COBOL 1 BIS CR CIS PERL PROGRAMMING CS CIS C PROGRAMMING CS CIS JAVA PROGRAMMING CS CIS JAVASCRIPT PROGRAM INACT CS CIS RPG-REPORT PROG GEN INACT NO CREDIT CIS ADV COBOL PROGRAM INACT CS OR BIS CR CIS NETWORKING 2 CS CIS ADVAN VISUAL BASIC CS CIS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS BIS CR CIS INST TECH ELEM TEACH INACT ED CIS ADV WEB/INTERNET TEC CS CIS INST TECH-SEC TEACHR INACT ED OR CS CR CIS WEB MULTIMEDIA NO CREDIT CIS WEB AUTHOR DSGN TOOL CS CIS UNIX SYSTEM ADMIN INACT CS CR, NOT FOR MAJ/MIN

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LARRY A. HIGLEY JR. PO Box 16050 Seattle, WA 98116 sonic007@gte.net EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVE Seek position with a company that can utilize my skills in computer networking, programming, and sales to increase their productivity. SPECIAL SKILLS : NETWORKING: - installed and configured Alta Vista FIREWALL to protect company resources from Internet hackers - installed and configured Digital GIGAswitches, Vnswitches(w/routing code), and DEChubs - designed and implemented large campus multi-subnet FDDI network with redundant routing/switching - implemented IP Packet Switching, VLANs, ARP serving, and Proxy ARP serving(on routers) - worked to resolve problems with DNS for INTERNET and WAN connections - coordinated IP address changes(address CLASS changes and BRIDGE to ROUTER conversions) - configured TCP/IP, PCNFS, etc... on WFW, NT, and 95 clients - installed and configured EXCHANGE servers and clients - designed and installed NTAS servers w/ IIS/ASP(IP restrictions, Virtual servers, NTAS access control) - installed, configured, and maintained Novell sever and clients

36. Workstation Maintenance be renewed to offer additional services like dos/Windows, OS/2 hardware/ softwareinstallation, maintenance and operation of those systems with application http://www.belwue.de/spots/spots-96/WorkMain.frame.html

Table of Contents Previous Chapter Workstation Maintenance The Workstation Maintenance group offers services for workstation (WS) users in the campus and maintains WS- and PC-pools, offered by RUS for students. In accordance with the project's goals, these concepts and techniques for workstation main-tenance (WS-M) at MPA should be considered as typical for WS support in the campus. In principal, the WS-M group is endeavoured to apply concepts, which are evaluated by the RUS department Workstation Concepts. For all supported WS platforms (DEC, HP, IBM, SGI, SUN) the following services will be offered: · Installation of the hardware · Installation and update of operating systems · User and resource management · Supervision of system integrity. All kinds of advisory support is free of charge. Fields of Activities: Workstation Pool Students have free access to a WS pool maintained by RUS. For their accounts a full range of UIDs is separately maintained by a specific kerberos server. Filespace is located within an own AFS-cell. Both services are offered to other pools in the campus. To simplify the pool management, each client is replicated from a reference system image. All services are server based, e.g. mail is available via POP-mail from the central studbox.

37. C-Contents COMPUTER INFORMATION systems CIS100(.5), Internet Tool for Learning, CIS180I. CIS121AB(1),MSdos oper Sys, DEC(CSC). CIS121AC(1), UNIX oper SysSgl User, E. http://www.grand-canyon.edu/transfers/C-Contents.html

MCCCD Course ID# (# of credits) Course Name Transfers to GCU as: COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING ALL CAD IS CONSIDERED TECH CREDIT COMPLEMENTRY AND ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES Therap Touch: Level II N.T. COURT REPORTING CONTINUING EDUCATION ALL CCF IS CONSIDERED TECH CREDIT CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES Chicana/Chicano Studies E. DEC(SOC)** DEC(SOC)** DEC(SOC)** ** ONLY 3 HRS MAXIMUM WILL BE ACCEPTED AS DEPT CREDIT. OVER 3 HRS WILL BE CONSIDERED ELECTIVE CREDIT ** CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ALL CET IS CONSIDERED TECH CREDIT CHILD/FAMILY STUDIES Art Act Young Child E. Mus Act Young Child E. Sci Act Young Child E. Learning w/Toys E. Emergency Care E. Infant Care E Pers Fmly Role Dev DEC(SOC) Stress Mgt in Famly DEC(SOC) DEC(SOC) Parent/Child Comm DEC(SOC) Parent/Child Comm Lab DEC(SOC) Family Comm Proc DEC(SOC) Evolving Family Roles E. E. Wrkng W/Hypr Child DEC(PSY) E. Wrkg W/Agd Prents DEC(SOC) Contmp Issues Erly Child E. Single Parent Famly DEC(SOC) Single Parent Famly Adj DEC(SOC) Single Parent Famly Mgmt DEC(SOC) Single Parent Famly Legl Issu DEC(SOC) Hlth in Early Child Settings TECH Safety in Early Child Settings TECH Demystifying Adolescence E.

38. Yontha Ath Time Series Package Pest oper. systems UNIX, MSdos/WINDOW, WINDOW 95,98 2000, WINDOW NT Workstation. Languages Fortran and Quick Basic. http://www.csudh.edu/yath/resume.html

YONTHA ATH TEACHING INTERESTS Lower and Upper Level Pure and Applied Mathematics. Probability, Statistics, Reliability Theory, Time Series, Graph Theory, Combinatorics, Discrete Math, Operations Research, and Math Education. RESEARCH INTERESTS Applied Mathematics, Probability, Statistics, Reliability Theory, Time Series, Discrete Math, Graph Theory, Combinatorics, Math Education, and Operations Research. Use of computers and computer programs in research. EDUCATION Ph.D., Applied Math/Statistics , Claremont Graduated University, Claremont, May 2000. Dissertation: Stochastic Properties of Uniformly Optimal Reliable Networks (and Their Graphs). Advisor: Milton Sobel. Committee Members: Janet Myhre, John Angus, and Henry Krieger. M.S., Mathematics, California State University, Long Beach, with honors, May 1994. B.A., Math Education and Minor in Physics, California State University Dominguez Hills, Carson, May 1992. Book (with Sobel) Dirichlet Integrals and Their Applications. In progress. JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS (with Sobel) Counterexamples to conjectures for uniformly optimally reliable graphs. Probability in the Engineering and Information Sciences, 14, 2000, 173-177.

39. Software Upgrade Notes-Cisco Lightstream ATM Switches - Cisco Systems Follow the upgrade procedures on all systems for the full will see a read error messageissued by dos. for the following two trap messages (oper) NDD_2 at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps1893/products_release_and_inst

Skip Navigation Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Footer ... Site Map Area Navigation Industry Solutions Networking Solutions Ordering Technical Support About Cisco Select a Location / Language Hierarchical Navigation Skip to Content SWITCHES AND HUBS CISCO LIGHTSTREAM ATM SWITCHES TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION ... New Features and Enhancements Software Upgrade Notes Special Considerations CISCO LIGHTSTREAM ATM SWITCHES Software Upgrade Notes Downloads Software Upgrade Notes Table of Contents Software Upgrade Notes Hardware Requirements for Upgrade Outline of Upgrade Procedures Procedure 1: Back Up the Distribution Diskettes If Your PC Has Two 1.44 Mb Floppy Disk Drives ... Distribution Media Software Upgrade Notes Hardware Requirements for Upgrade Outline of Upgrade Procedures Procedure 1 Procedure 2 ... Distribution Media This chapter provides information about upgrading the LightStream 2020 enterprise ATM switch to Release 2.0.7 of LightStream software. Note If you are installing an uninitialized network processor (NP), use the installation procedures given in the LightStream 2020 Installation and Troubleshooting Manual . Use the procedures in this chapter only if you are upgrading software on a LightStream node that has already been installed and is running. Note To upgrade the network management software running on a Sun workstation, use the procedures described in

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Glossary of Terms Operating Systems Intro DOS Win3.X Click Here For Free Operating Systems Intro I've often heard the comment "Computers are smart". I really think the credit should be placed where it's due: To the inventors, researchers, developers and programmers that make the thing useful. Actually, the computer isn't that smart at all. The only thing it can do is sense the presence or absence of a small electical impulse. The presence of an electrical charge is interpreted as a '1', and the absence of a charge is interpreted as a '0'. This is what the original programmers had to work with: Even a period, a space or a new line was represented with 1s and 0s! Almost impossible to work with, programmers had to come up with some sort of code or language that a human could understand easier. To develop a new programming language, they would also have to write a program, or code, that would automatically interpret the new language back to 1s and 0s that the computer could understand. Many different languages were developed but the early ones remained quite cryptic. Still, it was easier than writing 1s and 0s. Here's some Assembly Language:

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