What line in which configuration files in the /etc/ftpd directory do I have to check to ensure that anonymous FTP has been disabled?
From my understanding now, to ensure that anonymous FTP is disabled, all the users assigned to the anonusers group in /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess has to be added to /etc/ftpd/ftpusers to deny them access.
Is there a simpler way?
I have been googleing around for a few days now trying to figure this out. Any help would be greatly apprecited (links, hints, etc). Thanks!
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I want to generate an alert when an account is disabled from exchange.
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I am able to generate an alert for windows event id 4725(A user account was disabled) when i disable an account in active directory on any of my domain controllers.
Windows Server 2008. It's not a domain controller. My user is in admin group. UAC is disabled.
I'm trying to configure Lock Pages in Memory, but find that button "Add User or Group" is disabled, why could be that?
Edit:
On the Start menu, I clicked Run. In the Open box, typed gpedit.msc. Button is still disabled:
Disabled a standard user account but did not opt to delete files. Later, tried to enable the account. At that time, a password had to be selected so entered a different one from the earlier one. Now, at the log-in screen the user account appears but cannot log in using the new password or the old password. Tried many tricks but still could not let the user log into the account.
When I create a new user account I ask users to send me a public key, and want to force users to set the password the first time they log in with keypair authentication.
We have a test server that does allow challenge-response authentication. I don't want to disable that, but when I create a new user account I ask users to send me a public key, and want to force users to set the password the first time they log in with keypair authentication.
In Linux and other UNIX-like computer operating systems, the root account is the administrator account. A user with root privileges can perform many tasks that a standard user account cannot. In current editions of Fedora 17, the idea of a disabled root account is a foreign one.
But come Fedora 18, the next stable release, the root account will be disabled by default.
I disabled bluetooth from bluetooth tray menu (unity), then bluetooth was disabled, and wireless disabled too. I can't enable bluetooth and wireless again. It said:
bluetooth is disabled by hardware switch
wireless is disabled by hardware switch
I checked BIOS, no bluetooth, wireless option.
FN+F2 doesn't work.
sudo rfkill unblock all doesn't work.
Someone or something recently disabled UAC on a critical server and it is now asking for a reboot (which can not happen). Is there an event in the logs that will tell me which account disabled this? And can I re-enable it without rebooting to get rid of the 'reboot' prompt?
Thanks.
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