How to Change the Remote Desktop Port in Windows Server 2008 R2
As convenient as staying with default ports for services on your server is, the sad truth is that thanks to attackers this is probably not such...
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Quickly Harden Your Ubuntu Server by Enabling a FireWall
December 19, 2013
by Craig Lotter
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Nowadays it would seem really silly to connect a machine to the Internet without some sort of firewall enabled so as to afford it at...
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Ubuntu Server: How to Change the default SSH Port from 22
August 26, 2013
by Craig Lotter
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By default the SSH daemon listens on port 22 for incoming connections, meaning that in order to harden your server installation ever so slightly, you...
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How to Locate which Ports You can Send out on via SMTP when using a GoDaddy E-mail Account
April 30, 2012
by Craig Lotter
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A port is just a port, and just because there is a standard one that is used by something, it doesn’t mean you always have...
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How to Run SCP when Copying From a Machine not using the Default SSH Port 21
January 22, 2011
by Craig Lotter
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Although port 21 is the default port used for SSH connections and thus SCP, most of the time you will find that in order to...
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Ubuntu Terminal: How to ssh-copy-id When the SSH Port is not 21
August 2, 2010
by Craig Lotter
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For the most part, the default port for SSH access into a Linux machine is 21. However, many people change this default in the name...
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Download Webpages with Wget for Windows
April 20, 2010
by Craig Lotter
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Now for those of you who would like to use something like this little robust, command line and self terminating application for a scheduled task...
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IPCop: Prioritize Specific Port Traffic
February 21, 2010
by Craig Lotter
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The way around this is of course to implement some sort of port prioritizing which will give preference to packets flowing in and out of...
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