How to configure MS ISA server? Using WindowsXP. And how to trace someones ip while chatting?
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To configure Microsoft ISA Server, please visit:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/techinfo/howto/default.mspx\n\nFor finding the IP address on a chat, please be more specific on which chat Program you are talking about (Yahoo, MSN, AOL, etc)?\n\nConsidering you are using MSN Messenger and want to know the IP address of the user you are chatting to, follow these steps:\n1 - got to command prompt (START > RUN CMD and "Enter")\n2 - type netstat -a and "Enter".\n3 - Look for MSN Messenger connections\n\nIf u feel it is still difficult for you to make out the exact one, do a file transfer to that buddy and follwo the steps above. This will be easier!\n\nCheers!\n\n...Honey!
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go to command prompt..\ntype ipconfig..\nthats all.\nDon't resolve ur ip on net :D
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check this out\nhttp://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely/browse_thread/thread/de7bd6282b50af55/adbfce40bb47785e%23adbfce40bb47785e\n\nthis has solved the same problem
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If they know their static IP or happen to know what their dynamically allocated IP is(highly unlikely), they can use the 'ping' command from the command line editor of Windows.  \n\nMost firewalls drop ping requests, so if you're behind one, it's not likely that they would know if you're online.  If you aren't, however, and they know the IP, they would get a positive response and discover you are online.
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Did you try NetMeeting?\nit is build-in WindowsXP\n\nTry also Skype, It is working in my 2 computers on home
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I would not reccomend using a proxy server. Try Network Adress Translation unless you have a specific need of a proxy.  Here is a decent website to get you started\nhttp://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/html_single/IP-Masquerade-HOWTO/
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Yes. This is free!!!!!!\n\nXP allows it as long as both computers are on XP Home or Pro (they don't have to be the same as long as their XP and I think SP2) and both are connected to the internet. Its called "Remote Assistance".\n\nGo Start - Help and Support\n\nUnder ask for assistance, select:\n'Invite a friend to connect to your computer with Remote Assistance'\n\nIf you want to see the other computer then that person has to initiate this.\n\n\nThat person then selects: 'Invite someone to help you' and they then get the option to do this by Messenger or Email.\n\nI've used the email function with friends in the past.\n\nThey also get the option to add a password. I suggest that this gets used as it provides a huge back door to hackers or malicous people.\n\n\nThe helper then gets an email with a link as an attachment and the rest is simply 'follow the bouncing ball' type stuff.\n\nA more detailed answer is available in the link below:
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Are you using windowsISA server? What versions? If so, the proxy server has had a bug with disconnecting the outside card (public) and refreshing it again in a few seconds. I had seen this happen with windows ISA server2000. Usually upgrading the ISA version corrected the problem in most of my cases.
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check once again tools >> internet options. may be it set as msn.
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you could add the address to your hosts file or in the restricted sites zone in IE properties\n\nas for the timer thing youd need a seperate program to do that (quite easy to write i imagine)
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Try TCPView http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/TcpView.html this shows all the IP addresses connected to your PC. However, it may only reach the chat provider. On my PC is shows different IP addresses for every conversation window, however, not the IP address of the person I am chatting to.\n\nI doubt whether you could locate automatically without directly asking for the persons IP address.
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Go to Start, Run, and type IPCONFIG as the program to run.  You should get a dialogue box with all of the current settings for your TCP/IP assignment.\n\nNote:  Older versions of Windows, type WINIPFG instead.
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Which client are you using?  Microsoft's or Novell's?  What version?  Are you running NetwareIP on your server or just IPX?\n\nDon't mean to be rude, but none of the other posters understand your environment.  One thing to definitely check is whether the client is trying to use TCP/IP.  If the server doesn't have IP, the client will time out and then try IPX.  You can unbind IP from the client by going to Network Connections.  Under Advanced/Advanced settings, uncheck the box next to "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" under the Netware client.  This will cause the client to only use IPX.
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If you're on linux using a bash shell, you could use nmap.\n\nIf you're on windows, download a network scanner and use that.
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u have assigned IP address..TCP&#92;IP will resolve computer names
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You want to fake your IP? or u just wanna refresh it?\n\nIf you just wanna refresh it go to Run-> type cmd -> ipconfig/renew or ipconfig/release \n\nIf you wanna fake it i am sorry i dont teach all that stuff to people LOL
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Am assuming your using XP \n\n1. Install a firewall like ZoneAlarm Wireless. This protects you from inbound and outbound access, not just your brother. :D\n\n2. Get SafeXP from theorica.net and turn-off your sharing and other unsafe features of XP.  This way you can access him, but he can't access you. Sweet! :D SafeXP is, well... safe and free. :D no strings attached.