Small stuff

D-Link Switch - find a MAC

System

    Forwarding

        Search

SkyLink Connector - which MAC's has it seen?

telnet in

Show Bridge.  Is it on the ethernet port?

In Telnet, to copy a selection:  edit, mark.  Then Enter to copy to clipboard.

ADSL modems:  on the bottom, last three digits of the model #, 

Null route an IP address (Cisco)

• log in to the Cisco
• telnet 216.98.224.2
• Tony's password
• enable
• pink password
• config t
• ip route xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 255.255.255.255 null0
• end  (no point in "write" to save this)

to remove the null-route:

• config t
• no ip route xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 255.255.255.255 null0
• end

A14 = straight cable to one computer, reversing to a hub
A12 = reversing cable to one computer, straight to a hub

To kill a dial-up,

1. pull up a DOS window
2. type "finger -l (that's ell) @216.98.224.5"
3. pull up a telnet window
4. connect to 207.13.199.7
5. type user -k <session id>

To verify (re-send emails to those who aren't verified) classifieds

    http://www.turbonet.com/classifieds/classifieds.asp?Action=VerifyAll

To check to see who has a file open.

1.     go to a command prompt.  Type net file.
2.     To close a file, net file xxxxxxx /close

The customized logos & wording across the top of your web browser and email program are a result of 'branding'. Branding has absolutely no effect on the functionality of the program itself. To remove the branding logos from the title bar, follow the instructions below. You will need to print these instructions as you will not be able to do this with the browser window open.

1. Close all browser windows which you may have open. They will have icons such as the EarthLink or AOL logo in the upper right corner of the window (including this one).
2. Click on Start -> Run, in the Open field, type rundll32.exe iedkcs32.dll,Clear (that line needs to be typed exactly as I have it here or this will not work).
3. Click the OK. The Run window will disappear.
4. After you restart your computer, the branding logo will no longer appear in any of your windows

Access database locations:

Other locations:

• Account management:  On Coyote, cactus/websites/tonyweb
• TurboNet buttons:  On Coyote, TurboNet/banners (and scripts)

Email logs

To forward from one web site to another:

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.newsite.com">

To allow someone outside of TurboNet to use Mailto:

1. Go to the Control panel on Bugs
2. Double-click the MailTo icon
3. Add them to the security list

Allowing Database access to a directory - locking it down to prevent reads:

• Go to the directory in Windows explorer on the server.  Right-click on the folder and pick Properties.  Click the Security tab.  Make sure everyone has full access.  Remove all of the other names in the top box.
• In the Internet Information Server manager remove write permission and set scripts to none.
• Advise the customer that a folder beginning with underscore, as _scripts, cannot be accessed from the Internet, and is good for this purpose.

Verizon phone line prices:

• Basic - $11.85 (add $6.00 for Interstate Subscriber Line)
• Community - $18.85 (add $6.00 for Interstate Subscriber Line)
• Community Plus - $20.05 (add $6.00 for Interstate Subscriber Line)

Sometimes the TNT quits talking to the mail server.

1. Go to Cypher
2. Pull up a DOS window
3. finger @<ip of TNT>
4. in another dos window, ping several of the connected users.
5. If none of them respond (some could have firewalls) then
6. log into the TNT through telnet
7. reset
8. then, when it's rebooted (about 5 minutes) show (to make sure all of the cards are up)

Redback stats

1. Telnet
2. open 204.188.48.223
3. tony@local
4. pink password
5. enable
6. pink password
7. show port counters 3/1

ARP table

1. Internet Explorer
2. 204.188.48.223
3. tony@local
4. pink password
5. Contexts, Turbonet, ARP entries.  Ignore the error.

Email logs.

The SMTP logs messages incoming, including the originating email address.  The POP3 log tells when our customer retrieved his messages.

Email alternate SMTP port 366.

Checking the phone number for this line

958-1114

Powering down the Garfield Radio (it will come back on again in 10 seconds)

1. Telnet to 216.98.232.29
2. pink password
3. type:   /Boot Radio
4. (to power down everything, it's   /Boot *)

Setting a filter in the mail server

1. Turn detail logging on under System/Logging
2. Go to Sessions, and set a filter with customer's IP address.
3. when it appears, right-click on the entry to get the detail.
4. Turn detail logging off again.

Moving the [Spam] threshold

1. In Biddy, in the email program
2. Find the account
3. Rules
4. Add
5. Condition, check "where spam score value is greater than 3.50"
6. Action Spam
7. un-check Stop Processing

Setting up a HighGain 400mw router

• If it's a lease, ATTACH A PROPERTY OF CACTUS COMPUTER sticker. 
• Fill out a lease agreement
• Log into the router  192.168.2.1
• Management
  •     Save/Reload Settings
  •     on Tony's laptop, load the .dat file in the shared documents under highgain
• Wireless
  • Basic Settings
    • Alias -> Customer Name
    • SSID -> the proper SSID
• TCP/IP Settings
  • WAN interface
    • Username and password (use customer's PPPOE name and password)
• Management
  • Password
    • Username and password
• Apply changes (bottom of left-hand column)
• If you're on-site, unplug the ethernet cable, count to 10 and plug it in again to load the updates.

Finding a PPPoE customer from IP address

• In Internet Explorer, go to redback-manage.turbonet.com
• tony@local, pink password
• context SkyLink
• hosts
• convert from hex to decimal
• subscribers