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25 de septiembre de 2007

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La red virtual de configuración cambia en € del œViridian†del â

Recepción detrás todos. Espero que usted encontrara poste€ de los ™s del yesterdayâ en cómo instalar el € CTP€ del œViridianâ del â para ser informativo y educativo. Antes de que nos traslademos encendido la instalación de sistemas operativos dentro de la VM, debemos hablar un poco sobre cómo configurar establecimiento de una red virtual.

Pero primero, lección€ rápida del ™ S.A. del hereâ en la terminología que utilizamos. anfitrión es el servidor que el € del œViridian†del â y el hypervisor están funcionando encendido. El anfitrión a veces también se llama padre, o partición del padre. huésped es la máquina virtual que está consiguiendo recursos del ordenador central. Puede también ser referido como a niño o partición del niño.

En € del œViridian†del â, el establecimiento de una red se logra con el uso de los interruptores virtuales de la red. Éstos son interruptores mágicos, invisibles de la red que € del œplug†del â de la voluntad del € del œViridian†del â su máquina virtual en. Bien, muy bien, el ™re€ del theyâ realmente no mágico, pero ellos es técnico invisibles puesto que ™t€ del donâ existen en cualquier clase de sentido físico.

Hay tres clases de interruptores que usted pueda crear:

· El â externo€ “permite que las huéspedes conecten con la misma red que

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Escrito por mikekol encendido 25 de septiembre de 2007 con ningunos comentarios.
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Acoplamientos del Web de ITsVISTA: 25 de septiembre de 2007

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Written by Joe on September 25th, 2007 with no comments.
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MSN Messenger 7.0.0820 now available for Windows XP

We’ve seen feedback from several people that they would like to stay on a version of MSN Messenger. Given that many of us currently on the Windows Live Messenger team also worked on MSN Messenger for years, we can appreciate the sentiment. Based on this, we have a new option we hope you’ll like.

For those of you on XP who are passionate about staying on MSN Messenger, we’ve now released the new, more secure build of MSN Messenger 7.0 build 0820 for Windows XP, and we recommend you install and use this build (rather than running MSN Messenger 7.5 on XP in Windows 2000 compatibility mode as we realize some of you are doing). If you currently have MSN Messenger 7.5 installed, we recommend you uninstall it via Add/Remove Programs and install MSN Messenger 7.0.0820 from here.

News Source: messengersays.spaces.live.com

Written by Odd-Magne Kristoffersen on September 25th, 2007 with no comments.
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Sharing Folders Vulnerable to Buffer Overflow, Remote Exploitation

Even though the recent webcam vulnerability in MSN/Windows Live Messenger was only just addressed, another exploitable bug has already surfaced. This time it’s a buffer overflow error that affects the Sharing folders feature in Windows Live Messenger 8.1 (and maybe other versions) running on Windows XP.

The safety of the Sharing folder feature got questioned before, but we now have a concrete example of how it can be abused. A Spanish security expert going by the name of Lostmon Lords has discovered that an attacker can cause a Denial-of-Service (DoS) or even execute arbitrary code in Windows Live Messenger 8.1 by means of a specially crafted jpg, wmf, gif, ico or doc-file.

The attacker can “Create a sharing folder” for its victim and then put the malformed file into the physical location of that folder on his hard drive (My Computer > My Sharing Folders > victim@hotmail.com). Note that if the attacker would drag & drop the file directly into the Messenger window, his own client would crash. Considering that the victim has accepted the sharing folder, the attacker can simply click the sharing icon to crash Windows Live Messenger, or

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Written by Odd-Magne Kristoffersen on September 25th, 2007 with no comments.
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Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 RTM

PerformancePoint Server (PPS) allows to monitor, analyze and plan their business goals and performance against those goals. PPS builds on top of and requires SQL Server and Microsoft Office.

Follow the links below to learn more and evaluate;

News Source: blogs.msdn.com

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Windows Vista SP1 6001.16659 Review

As you probably already know Vista SP1 Beta was released yesterday, so what is new in this version and what has changed since the previous version 6001.16633? Well I’ll try and sum it up in the following posting.

Here is the 2 .exe files compared, as you can see the new version is slightly bigger and a UAC has been added.

Unpacked we see that it contains the same packages and that MUI is added;

So let’s install and see if the installation process has improved, remember last time we had no less that 3 restarts before we were done; well nothing has changed since the last time when it comes to screens so look here if you want to see them.

So things haven’t improved much here we can say, still 3 restarts involved. Let me also point out that the alleged problems with UAC that Robert McLaws over at
windows-now.com reported is NOT true, I ran installation twice to confirm this and the restart count and experienced no problems.

Service Pack version is upgraded, now we are at v.275;

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Written by Odd-Magne Kristoffersen on September 25th, 2007 with no comments.
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