Thursday, August 14, 2014

[Repost] Avanset VCE Exam Simulator Pro v1.1.2 (Cracked)

Hi Everyone,

Looking for newer Visual CertExam Suite??
Now they changed to Avanset VCE Exam Simulator...
Version 1.1.2 (latest)
You may download from these few link
Password to unzip the files
Link1   Link2   Link3


Official Website Download Link: LINK

Repost: http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/240904-vce-exam-simulator-pro-v112-full-portable/


Wednesday, August 13, 2014

[Guide] How to delete FortiGate log entries stored in memory or local disk



How to delete FortiGate log entries stored in memory or local disk.
It is assumed that memory or local disk logging is enabled on the FortiGate and other log options enabled (at Protection Profile level for example).
  • 1- Example to delete logs from local disk for only WEB Filtering entries (*):
FGT# execute log filter device 0

FGT# execute log filter category 3

FGT# execute log delete
This will delete webfilter log
Do you want to continue? (y/n) y
  • 2- Example to delete logs from memory for only WEB Filtering entries (*):
FGT# execute log filter device 1

FGT# execute log filter category 3

FGT# execute log delete
This will delete webfilter log
Do you want to continue? (y/n) y
  • 3- Example to delete all local logs ( memory and local disk ) :
FGT# execute log delete-all
This will delete all local logs
Do you want to continue? (y/n) y


(*)_Note : To get the device and category list, type the filter command without argument .

FGT# execute  log filter device
Available devices:
 0: disk
 1: memory
 2: faz
 4: fds

FGT# execute  log filter category
Available categories:
10: application control
 9: dlp
 6: content
 5: spam
 4: ids
 3: webfilter
 2: virus
 1: event
 0: traffic




Tuesday, August 12, 2014

[Guide] How to perform a Cisco router password recovery without losing your configuration

Forgot your Cisco router password?  Did you know you can change them without losing your configuration?  In this brief how-to, I will walk you through it. In order to perform a password recovery, you will need to reboot the router a couple of times.  This means downtime, but it is a good sacrifice to make in order to get your passwords reset.

First, hook up the DB9 end of the standard light blue serial cable to your serial port.  The other end of the cable should plug into the port labeled “Console” on the back of the Cisco router.  If you do  not have a serial port, then you'll need to go purchase a USB-to-serial adapter cable and install it on your computer.

Now that your hardware is connected, establish a serial connection with the router.

The settings you need are:
Baud: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: No
Stop bits: 1
Flow Control: None


On Windows, I use putty for this connection.  Yes, putty can be used to make serial connections as well as telnet/ssh.  Hyperterminal works great as well.  On Linux, I use minicom and on FreeBSD/OpenBSD, I use cu (cu -s 9600 -l /dev/cuad0).

Reboot the router and press the Break key to interrupt the boot sequence.

For break key sequences, refer to this Cisco link: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/routers/10000-series-routers/12818-61.html

Type confreg 0x2142.  This tells the router to bypass NVRAM during bootup.  In other words, your existing configuration won't be loaded.  The good news is that it won't be deleted either.

Type reset to reboot the router.  Answer No when prompted to run setup.

Type copy start run.  This loads your startup configuration into memory.
Now, if you type a show run config, you'll see the router configuration.  Also, you should notice that your router name is now in the prompt instead of the default “Router”.

To Change the enable secret - “enable secret new_password
To Change the admin log in - “username admin_name password new_password

Change the register back to 0x2102:
config-register 0x2102

When the router reboots it will load the old configuration with the new password.

Save the password so that it will be persistent during reboots, type copy run start

Reboot the router by typing reload at the enable prompt.

Now, keep that password in a nice safe place – in your head does not count.  I keep mine saved in a safe place for future retrieval and I make sure my customers have a copy as well.  Remember, passwords are nice until you forget them.

To know more: How to reset a Cisco Router
Repost from: Password Recovery from a Cisco Router



Wednesday, July 2, 2014

FortiGate DHCP Advanced Options - Lease time configuration

To enable a DHCP server, go to System > Network > Interface. Edit the interface, and select Enable for the DHCP Server row. In here we can assign the address range, sub net mask, default gateway and dns server.

Now check the IP confugration settings. As shown in below figure, lease period is set to 7 days and we can only assign one DNS Server in above settings.

To change lease time and add more dns servers we have to do modify the configuration through CLI Console.
First enter below command line.
config system dhcp server
Type get to list all DHCP Servers. As shown in below figure I have 4 DHCP Servers.

Type edit <server entry number> and hit enter. And see the current DHCP Server configuration.

DHCP Server default lease-time is 604800 = 1 Week = 7 Days

So I am going to change the DHCP Lease-time to 1 Day = 86400 Seconds

Type below command set the lease-time
set lease-time 86400

To add another DNS Server (Alternative) type below command.
set dns-server2 <IP Address>

Type end to end the current session and see the DHCP configuration on the interface.

Do ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew in computer's command prompt and verify the new IP Configuration.




Clear up all DHCP Addresses lease

Do follow the steps:
For advanced user, you may console into Fortigate Firewall, else;
Go to System -> Dashboard -> Status -> CLI Console,

Look for CLI Console on dashboard.

By using below this command to clear up all DHCP address lease in Fortigate.


Enter execute dhcp lease-clear in CLI console, then all dhcp leased addresses will clear up.




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