A million little bugs - hashcat dev

If you have problems access shares on other systems e.g. linux samba from your windows 7 or 2008 server, this may help you.

1. Go to Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Local Security Policy
2. Select Local Policies - Security Options
3. Change the "Network: LAN Manager authentication level" to "Send LM & NTLM respones"

I've created the first part of a series of tutorials for hashcat.

watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sxa0JTJ29II&fmt=22

The net of the dtag is blacklisted once again. UCEProect RBLs have listed the complete net in level 2 and 3. So admins watch out.

If you are wondering why your vm isn't able to access the content of an iso file attached through a iso library wich you are able to browse and attach with no error in any log file it might be the case that you misstyped your path to the library. For example i had //192.168.1.100/volgrp01.user.archive/iso-library but the real path case-sensitive is //192.168.1.100/volgrp01.user.archive/ISO-Library.

It took me quite some time of investigation to figure out that this was the problem. It was quite hell and really annoying since there doesn't appear any error in any of the logfiles and the worst part is that you are able to see the iso images in your xen center, only your vm isn't able to access the content.

Citrix-Forum: http://bit.ly/4tSjDp

Yeah..was kind of busy the past time and there wasn't really few interesting stuff that's worth blogging it.

On my customer wanted to use a tape drive in a vm for backup propose. Yes, you are right, basicly it's a bad idea to attach external devices to a vm...but you all know customers. :)
So, as Xen Enterprise doesn't support scsi passthrough i in first place tought about some scsi-to-ip-bridge wich are available but are not that cheap. But, if such a device can do that job, why not just create a iscsi target that does it?

I figured out that this wasn't quite that hard to configure and with the help of a nice guy who put a howto together it fitted quite fast.

First you have to get the DDK of your XenEnterprise version.
Second step would be to get and compile ietd with the rawio patch.
At last would be to copy the compiled ietd over to the dom0, install and configure it to give access to the scsi-device.

Here is the link to the complete howto: http://www.wlug.org.nz/XenNotes