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  1. March 8th, 2003, 03:38 AM #11
    g00n
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    i personally use ghostcast server... do alot of ghosting at work...

    it's not that cool of a tool... but my job is boring...
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  2. March 8th, 2003, 06:00 AM #12
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    ntop
    ipaudit
    ettercap
    ethereal
    tcpdump
    big brother
    languard network scanner
    nessus
    nmap.. of course.
    aatools.. sometimes
    Norton Ghost (can really save yer ass)
    arpwatch --- very nice util to watch mac address changes on the network

    those are just a few of the programs I use.
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  3. March 8th, 2003, 06:07 AM #13
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    pftop is nice also if you use PF on OpenBSD

    I also use nagios to monitor the network (alternative to big brother).

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  4. March 8th, 2003, 06:10 AM #14
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    I forgot the windows resource kits for NT/2k
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  5. March 8th, 2003, 06:12 AM #15
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    NMap. Snort. LaBrea. etc. etc.
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  6. March 8th, 2003, 07:52 AM #16
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    Because all of the machines at work are Windows machines (XP/NT/2000), I use PuTTY to SSH into my Linux box at home.

    I also use Webmin sometimes, however I never leave the Webmin port open (10000). WHen I want to use it, I SSH into my box and a new rule to IPTABLES, and then when I am done, I remove the rule.
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  7. March 8th, 2003, 08:18 AM #17
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    I can´t write about tools I use at work just because I don´t have this kind of job (no job at all, probably changin in a couple of months). So, I will just mention 3 tools I am very fond of:
    1) netcat connects everything to everything
    2) lsof= shows all files that are open at the moment.all that your users are trying to hide from you..
    3) task, a forensic tool. Ok, I admit: I began reading the documentation, and haven´t needed it yet (I think i will never do). Anyway, seems fun =).
    1 and 3 can be find here: www.atstake.com , under research/tools . lsof is very likely to be found in a linux distribution. Don´t ask me the package, I never bothered to know.. :/

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  8. March 8th, 2003, 08:27 AM #18
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    Web Programmer so I use stuff like Flash MX, Adobe Photoshop, Homesite, Asp.net Matrix.
    Putty for the obvious, Any FTP program I can get my hands on rapidly,
    For web diagnosis I use alot of vulnerability checks with N-Secure.
    Got plenty of browsers to check compatibility.
    (mozilla 1.3, ie 3-6, netscape 4.83 - 7, opera 5 and 7)
    Secondary linux box for checking linux code, run my own servers ( apache, php, mysql,sqlserver, iis, asp) all that stuff.
    Most of this is pretty mainstream so I didn't link to any of it.
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  9. March 8th, 2003, 09:32 AM #19
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    Yes of course putty is also my favourite. But other than that I use Languard Network Scanner from http://www.languard.com/ and Ethereal from http://www.ethereal.com/ for real hardcore problem solving and last but not least I just love autoexpect in *nix one can do wonders with it.

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  10. March 8th, 2003, 12:50 PM #20
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    Yes i use languard at some lan parties i do with my friends, but i close it when we play games.
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