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I have a mac host, and a VirtualBox Linux guest, currently using Bridged mode. I need to be able to easily SSH into the guest from the host. It would be nice to use a hostname, but a never-changing IP address would be fine too (currently, the IP changes with each new network I join,…
dnsdomainname
Show the systems DNS domain name
domainname
Show or set the systems domain name
hostname
Used to show or set the name of your machine for networking
nisdomainname
Show or set systems NIS/YP domain name
nodename
Show or set the systems DECnet node name
ypdomainname
Show or set the system’s NIS/YP domain name
arp
This program lets the user read or modify their arp cache.
dig(1)
Send domain name query packets to name servers for debugging or testing.
finger
Display information about the system users.
ftp
File transfer program.
ifconfig
Configure a network interface.
ifdown
Shutdown a network interface.
ifup
Brings a network interface up. Ex: ifup eth0
ipchains
IP firewall administration used to set input, forward, and output rules.
netconf
A GUI interactive program to let you configure a network on Redhat systems.
netconfig
Another GUI step by step network configuration program.
netstat
Displays information about the systems network connections, including port connections, routing tables, and more. The command “netstar -r” will display the routing table.
nslookup
Used to query DNS servers for information about hosts.
pftp
Same as ftp.
ping
Send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network hosts.
portmap
DARPA port to RPC program number mapper. Must be running to make RPC calls.
rarp
Manipulate the system’s RARP table.
rcp
Remote file copy. Copies files between two machines.
rexec
Remote execution client for an exec server. The host uses the rexecd server.
ripquery
Query RIP gateways. Request all routes known by an RIP gateway by sending an RIP request.
rlogin
Starts a terminal session on a remote host.
route
Show or manipulate the IP routing table.
rsh
Executes command on remote host.
rup
Displays summary of current system status of a remote host or all hosts on the network.
ruptime
Show host status of local machines.
rwhod
System status server, maintains database used by rwho and ruptime.
showmount
Show mount information for an NFS server.
tcpd
Access control facility for internet services. Can be set up to monitor requests for Telnet, finger, ftp, exec, rsh, rlogin, tftp, talk, comsat. It filters access for these requests.
tcpdchk
Tcp wrapper configuration checker.
tcpdump
Dump traffic on a network. Prints out headers of packets that match the boolean expression.
tcpdmatch
Predicts how the tcp wrapper will handle a specific request for a service.
Telnet
User interface to the TELNET protocol, setting up a remote console session.
traceroute
Print the route that packets take to the specified network host.
ipx_configure
Tool to setup Netware access.
ncpmount
Netware filesystem mounting program.
nprint
Novell print command.
pqlist
Netware printer list for a given server.
pserver
Netware print server.
slist
Netware server list.
biff
Notifies the system if mail arrives and who it is from.
comsat
Biff server to receive reports of incoming mail.
expire
Used to purge old news articles.
elm
Electronic mail.
ftp
File transfer protocol.
mailx
Berkley mail program.
metasend
Interface for sending non-text mail.
nn
Net news.
pine
Program for internet news and e-mail, Can send documents, graphics, local & remote messages.
sendmail
A popular Unix, Linux mail message transfer agent.
smail
A popular mail message transfer agent which is easier to set up than sendmail.
talk
Lets two parties talk simultaneously.
telnet
Allows a user to have a login session across a network on a remote host.
tin
Net news reader.
write
Allows users to directly interact with other users via terminal number (one way at a time).
1. What is special about GoFlex™ for Mac family?
The FreeAgent® GoFlex™ for Mac storage family delivers an easy-to-use, plug-and-play external hard drive experience while offering the flexibility and upgradability that many people are now demanding due to the evolving nature of how mobile and active people’s lives are becoming. With different options of external drives, cables, desktop adapters, and edge devices, the entire family of GoFlex drives can be customized to fit your lifestyle needs – whether with your PC, on your TV, over your network, or on-the-go. GoFlex interface cables are about providing the speed, performance and connectivity that consumers are demanding today. With the explosive growth of video-on-demand, multimedia streaming and growing personal digital libraries, consumers are now moving multi-GB-sized files at a time. These trends are driving demand for high-capacity, high performance storage. USB 2.0 is still adequate for most people, but as more and more video content is stored and moved around, USB 3.0 will become more attractive for consumers. As the world’s most upgradable external drive, the GoFlex ultra-portable drive can be paired with any GoFlex upgrade cable to enhance the transfer speeds or can be used with a GoFlex device to gain access to your digital life from your TV or over your network.
In addition to offering the option of changing the speed and performance to move and read files more quickly, each GoFlex drive is part of the GoFlex Storage System, which allows it to work with any other product within a broader ecosystem. Products within the GoFlex Storage System include:
2. Why is GoFlex for Mac unique?
Aside from the GoFlex eco system and the ability to take advantage of all the tools available from the Mac OS, the GoFlex for Mac drives can also be used interchangeably with PCs without reformatting the drive. Simply install the HFS+ driver, available for download, on the PC and use the drive on both platforms. There are no file size restrictions or performance hits.
3. Is GoFlex for Mac compatible w/ Time Machine?
Yes, all of the external hard drives in the GoFlex for Mac family are formatted to HFS+ out of the box, which is fully compatible with Time Machine software.
4. What is the difference between GoFlex for Mac and GoFlex Pro for Mac?
The GoFlex Pro for Mac features a faster 7200RPM drive. Since this drive has a faster spin speed, it takes further advantage of the faster FireWire 800 interface.
5. If the activity lights are distracting, can I turn the LEDs on/off?
Yes, via the downloadable program from Seagate’s support website. This program will also allow users to perform drive tests to assure the drive is working properly.
6. How is the GoFlex series of products different from other available external hard drive solutions?
The GoFlex family of drives is different from other standard hard drives available today in that it provides more than just a way to store, backup and protect your digital content. FreeAgent GoFlex drives deliver:
7. Is USB 3.0 backward compatible with USB 2.0?
Yes, USB 3.0 is fully backwards compatible with USB 2.0. It is however limited to USB 2.0 speeds.
8. Can I interchange cables and adapters between GoFlex for Mac, GoFlex Pro for Mac and GoFlex Desk for Mac?
It is possible to interchange all cables and adapters between the portable solutions – GoFlex for Mac and GoFlex Pro for Mac – however, you cannot use a portable solution cable with the GoFlex Desk for Mac because the power requirements of the GoFlex Desk for Mac exceed what can be supplied through a USB, eSATA or FireWire port. Therefore it is necessary to use GoFlex Desk for Mac power adapters that are designed to draw power from a standard AC power outlet.
9. Can I plug any bare drive into Seagate’s GoFlex cables? Will they function properly?
While the GoFlex cables are capable of plugging directly into our Seagate Barracuda and Momentus drives and used with a laptop or desktop, we do not recommend or support their use with an exposed drive. The added benefit of the GoFlex solutions is to have a durable enclosure that allows for portability, use with other products in the ecosystem and delivers all the added physical protection you would want to keep your most precious data safe and secure.
10. What does upgradeable mean? Can I increase the capacity of my drive?
While it is not possible to increase the capacity of your GoFlex drive, the unique and seamless GoFlex cable system transforms the GoFlex and GoFlex Pro for Mac ultra-portable drives into truly upgradable solutions in that you can access the content on your drive with any interface you would like, all by simply selecting the cable that matches your interface of choice. Each GF for Mac drive comes standard with FireWire 800 and USB 2.0 adapters and cables for a complete out-of-the-box experience. However, by simply changing the cable, you can upgrade the speed and performance of your interface to faster powered eSATA (portable models only), or USB 3.0.
11. Why is there no power button on GoFlex Desk for Mac?
There is no need for an on/off button on the drive since the option to put the drive to sleep when not in use can be managed through the system preferences of the computer.
12. What are the model numbers of GoFlex accessories?
This table provides the various GoFlex accessory model numbers.
Family | Model Number |
| GoFlex Upgrade Cable | USB 2.0 STAE100 |
| GoFlex Upgrade Cable Kit | USB 3.0 STAE101 |
| GoFlex Upgrade Cable | FireWire 800 STAE102 |
| GoFlex Upgrade Cable | USB 3.0 STAE104 |
| GoFlex Desk Desktop Adapter | FireWire 800/USB 2.0 STAE105 |
| GoFlex Desk Desktop Adapter | USB 3.0 STAE106 |
| GoFlex Desk Desktop Adapter Kit | USB 3.0 STAE107 |
13. Can the USB 3.0 adapter be used with a Mac computer?
Yes, it will work in USB 2.0 mode. Mac computers do not currently offer USB 3.0 support. However, the USB 3.0 connector will work with a USB 2.0 port.
Note: The optional USB 3.0 PCI Express or PC Express cards will not work with Mac OS since a driver is not available.
14. Can the FreeAgent GoFlex Net be used with Mac OS?
Yes, the GoFlex Net works with 10.5 (Leopard) and 10.6 (Snow Leopard). There was an issue with Mac OS 10.6.3 when using the WFS (Windows File Sharing) feature, but an update to Mac OS 10.6.4 resolves that issue.
Is there support for a “rollback” feature that guarantees a working system in case of Windows Me failure?
There is a feature in Windows Me called “System Restore” – this feature allows Windows Me to revert to an earlier “known working” configuration of the Windows Me installation if the current configuration becomes corrupted and makes Windows Me unbootable or unusable. For further information on this feature and how it is used, please contact Microsoft.
Will Windows Me still run my older 16-bit applications and DOS applications?
Microsoft has stated that Windows Me will have complete compatibility for older 16-bit applications that run in DOS, Windows 3.xx, and Windows 95/98.
Will this be the last Windows operating system based on DOS?
Microsoft has stated that Windows Me will indeed be the last operating system based on the 16-bit DOS code base.
How do I make a bootable floppy or bootable hard drive with Windows Millennium (WinMe)?
Right clicking on a drive (floppy or hard drive) in My Computer or Windows Explorer only allows for formatting, WinMe no longer offers an option to copy system files and make the drive bootable. Use the following procedures for making a drive bootable.
Floppy: Making a WinMe Startup Disk is the only way to make a bootable floppy with WinMe. The WinMe Startup Disk is made the same way as in Win95/98 (My Computer-Control Panel-Add/Remove Programs-Startup Disk Tab-Create Disk).
Hard Drive: Using the SETUP command contained on the Distribution CD is the only way to make a bootable hard drive with WinMe. Although the WinMe Startup Disk still includes the FORMAT and SYS commands, you will receive the following notices when trying to use FORMAT C: /S or SYS C: “Microsoft Windows no longer supports the FORMAT /s command” or “Cannot find the system files in the standard locations on drive c:. SYS can only be used on drive c: to attempt repair of an already existing installation of Windows. Use Windows SETUP (Distribution CD) to make drive c: bootable”.
Will my Windows 95/98 programs run under Windows Me?
Because Windows Me shares so many common features and inherent programming structure with Windows 95/98, most, if not all, programs and applications from the previous versions of Windows 95/98 will work under Windows Me. However, contacting your software vendors and/or Microsoft for software application compatibility before purchasing Windows Me is a good idea.
Will Windows Me be available to purchase in retail stores, or will it be available only pre-installed on new PCs?
Windows Me should become available in retail stores sometime during the late Spring or early Summer months of 2000. It is believed that during this same time, many retail PC manufacturers will begin offering Windows Me pre-installed on many computer systems.
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1. About iPhone Data Recovery
iPhones can suffer from glitches, which can result in the phone crashing and needing to be restored. When this occurs, the restore process will wipe the device clean of any data. Data can be restored, however, and the process is simple through iTunes.
Function
Each time the user syncs his iPhone with iTunes, the device will back up unless the backup process is interrupted.
Significance
The backup process will create a disk image of all personal data on the device. When a restored iPhone is connected, iTunes will ask if the user wants to restore using this disk image.
Features
The following data will be backed up and ready to restore in the event of a crash: contacts, settings, applications, text messages, email messages, recent and missed call lists, any mobile Safari favorites, notes saved, set alarm and most preferences.
Misconceptions
Unlike failures in other phones, the iPhone’s syncing process (and the regular backup) prevents the loss of data.
Prevention/Solution
Prevent the need to restore by only installing applications through the App Store. Unauthorized applications through other means can cause the phone to fail or need to be restored in some cases.
Warning
Never interrupt the backup process. You never know when you may need the backup you just interrupted.
2. How to Recover iPhone Data
If you lose the data on your iPhone, all is not lost. Thanks to some free programs and Apple, there is a good chance you can recover your data. These steps walk you through the process.
Data recovery companies near Melbourne VIC, Australia.
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7/606 St Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
+61 3 9510 5753
www.payam.com.au
Service: Computer Service, Data Recovery Service, Services – Computer Repair
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Ground Floor, 566 St Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
+61 3 9020 1294
www.toba.com.au
Service: Computer Repair Service, data recovery Melbourne, hard drive data recovery
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Suite 101, 19-29 Milton Pde, Malvern VIC 3144, Australia
+61 3 9832 0999
www.recoverdata.com.au
Service: Data recovery Melbourne. Specialising in RAID recovery and hard drive repair.
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