how often does ipsec regenerate main mode keys?
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Under IKEv1, keys are regenerated when the SA lifetime expires.  The SA lifetime is determined by a process of negotiation between the two peers and may be defined in terms of seconds ellapsed or byte transmitted.  The negotiation is based on the polices that have been established for each side.  In most environments, the default policies settings are not changed.  Different software writers set different default values for SA lifetimes.  For Cisco IOS, for example, 68400 seconds (one day) is the default lifetime.\n\nUnder the proposed IKEv2 standard, either side can initiate an SA renegotiation without the other side having previously agreed to an SA lifetime.  The IKEv2 draft recommends steps be taken to prevent both sides from initiating a new SA negotiation at the same time.
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1. backup your registry\n2. goto start | run |regedit\n3. goto key HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer and change value data in NoFolderOptions to 0\n\n4. do the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer
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most of the times rebooting fixes this. or click on repair or dump the ip and renew it.
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We used to like to hack into the Nord 500 mainframe computer and do crazy s*it. It was mostly our intention to drive the Sys Admins crazy, or have them running around like wild geese. The funniest was the day the system crashed legitimately and they confiscated our code for over 24 hours!
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/dsi/default.mspx
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check the IPs , after that check the clables i think it is mostly come from IPs
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once u start system if its re start after 20- 30 min then it will be ram problum\n\nif its re starts randomelly then smps problum \nif its re starts on using some spasific program  then soft ware program , format and reintall all program
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http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/security/Content/2004.05.12.html \nuse this
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Aboslutely!\n\nMOST VPN clients must have the naitive XP IPSEC service disabled in order to use their own built-in IPSEC.\n\nThis is true for the two most common VPN clients, Contivity (Nortel) and Cisco
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This may happen if you are choosing WEP 64Bit instead of WEP128Bit Key.\n\nWEP128 Bit Key is much longer than the Wep64 Bit Key.
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tools>internet options>security >reset all zones to default
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Event ID 8003, 8009 and 8019 Appear If Subnet Mask Incorrect\nView products that this article applies to.\nArticle ID:143153\nLast Review:May 7, 2003\nRevision:2.0\nThis article was previously published under Q143153\nSYMPTOMS\nA Windows NT primary domain controller (PDC) and a Windows NT client computer reside on the same physical subnet and the same domain. The client computer can connect to a network share on the PDC. In the Windows NT PDC, the following system event appears in Event Viewer:\nEvent ID: 8003\nDescription: The master browser has received a server announcement from the computer <Windows NT client> that believes that it is the master browser for the domain on transport <NetBT>. The master browser is stopping or an election is being forced.\n\nIn the Windows NT client computer, the following system events appear in Event Viewer:\nEvent ID: 8009\nDescription: The browser was unable to promote itself to master browser. The computer that currently believes it is the master browser is <PDC>.\n\nEvent ID: 8019\nDescription: The browser was unable to promote itself to master browser. The browser will continue to attempt to promote itself to the master browser, but will no longer log any events in Event Viewer.\nBack to the topBack to the top\nCAUSE\nThis problem occurs if the subnet mask of the Windows NT client computer is incorrect or different from the PDC. The client computer attempts to promote itself to the master browser of the subnet and fails.\nBack to the topBack to the top\nRESOLUTION\nTo correct this problem, change the TCP/IP protocol configuration to the correct subnet mask.
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The IPv6 protocol for Windows Server 2003 family does not support the use of IPSec Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) encryption.\n\n\nYou can expect NAT (network address translation) to have limitations in the future also.
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start->run->cmd->ipconfig /all\n\nits the pysical address
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The company I work at uses Symantec's Ghost program. \n\nFor more information about it check out:\nhttp://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/products/backup_recovery/ghost10/index.html
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Hold ALT and Type 0134.\n\n† Like this right???  †
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I don't have a SUSE machine handy to test, but \ncertainly with RedHat and other Unix variants\nI've worked with, a couple of places to check \nwould be:\n\n1) The output of the command:\n\n   /bin/uname -a\n\n2) The contents of the file:\n\n   /etc/motd