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• With explanations wireless security options

  Hello team,

  I would like to have your base of knowledge up-to-date with the types of security options available in IEEE and security options supported on the NETGEAR router with detailed description. The current article which is available on your KB Portal is bad enough. That's what I get when retrieved from the security options...

  http://KB.NETGEAR.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/112/

  and

  http://KB.NETGEAR.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/13205

  I would like to refine your article with all the security options available from WEP, WPA - PSK [TKIP], mixed, WPA2-PSK [AES] etc. I'm not sure if your knowledge base team consider my request or not. Even if they think it will I get any deducted after the publication of my article in your support portal.

  Thank you best regards &,.

  NetRags

  @NetRags I'm going to go ahead and pass on to management.

  Thank you!

• MSN Outlook, hotmail "IE has blocked this site to display content with security certificate errors. Click here for options... »

  MSN Outlook, hotmail "IE has blocked this site to display content with security certificate errors. Click here for options... »

  How can I get rid of this irritating pop-up message whenever outlook is open?

  Without knowing what are certificate errors, it is a shot-in-the-dark.

  80 90% of certificate in Windows XP errors can be attributed to one of the following two issues:

  1. Time Date, time, time zone, or light of day on your computer is/is not set correctly.  The time on your machine should be within 5 minutes of real time for certificates authenticate properly.  Right-click on your taskbar clock, and select time settings to check the correct time.  Synchronize time via Internet can solve this problem.
  2. Windows XP does a poor job of keeping its root certificates (certificates by which all other certificates are considered) up-to-date.  The newer versions of Windows did a much better job.  It certainly wouldn't hurt to update your root certificates and in many cases, this is all you need.  For update, visit the following article:
     "Members of the certificate program root Windows.
        <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/931125 >
     Then go down to the subsection titled "root Update Package (for Windows XP only).  Then click on the option "update for root certificates for Windows XP... "the link.  This will take you to the last downloadable update.  Download the package on your computer and double-click it to update your certificates

  One of the above should solve your problem.

  HTH,

  JW

• NEED HELP WITH SERVICE PACK 3. After downloading and the computer goes into rebooting mode I get the screen to restart with three options, network security safe mode and the other thing. ,

  NEED HELP WITH SERVICE PACK 3.  After downloading and the computer goes into rebooting mode I get the screen to restart with three options, network security safe mode and the other thing. , but it of although he gets, he keeps countdown to restart and reboots and restarts, over and over again, never reboots, same screen. my computer won't let me out this screen even after I turned off the computer and turn it back on, I get the same screen. the only way I can get out of this is to erase my computer everything and bring it back to factory, right out of the box, this big headaches. Thanks for anyone who can help me. PS. Keep the answers in simple terms please.

  Hi BSRC$, in stock

  1. You have security software installed on the computer?
  2. You receive an error message when you restart the computer?

  Reinstalling Windows XP to the factory setting would not be the first option.

  It is possible that some third-party programs or the services installed on the computer interfere with the installation of service pack 3.

  I suggest that you try to uninstall service pack 3 from the computer by using the recovery console and subsequently ask the article below for what to do before installing the service pack 3on the computer.

  How to remove Windows XP Service Pack 3 from your computer

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950249

  Steps to take before you install Windows XP Service Pack 3

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950717

• Vista in conflict with security programs? Mega-slow start, ctrl-alt-delete = ' login process failed create the security options dialog»

  Hi all

  Have a laptop HP here with heavy problems! After the connection, it slows right down until it takes at least 5 minutes just to open the start - menu it hangs just with the whirly-circle thing. If I do ctrl-alt-del, the screen goes black and after a few minutes, I get the message "Login failed create the security options dialog» The Task Manager does not open. I managed to slightly improve things by disabling the user account control (miserable thing anyway) - it's just too slow, but now the Task Manager opens about 50% of the time and the other 50%, I get the message a little more lively 'failure - security options '. If I leave the phone that it will sort itself out after about 45 minutes, after which it ends to load every startup process and behaves normally. If I boot in Safe Mode, all right. I also ran virus checks - no nasties - and there is nothing surprising in the event logs.

  After an extensive search on Google, I have established that many people - all users of Vista, surprise, surprise - had the same problem, dating back years, pretty much when Vista is released. (This laptop is perhaps a year old). Some corrections were proposed, but the majority concluded that the deactivation of their safety programs, regardless of what they were, did the job. This laptop is running Windows Defender and TalkTalk Internet Security, provided by F-secure. Disable Windows Defender made a slight improvement in speed. Deactivation of TalkTalk Internet Security returned the laptop to normal operation. I strongly suspect a fundamental conflict between Vista programs and safety - that we must all know that Vista is rather prone to bugs - but why Microsoft hasn't issued a fix for this? I don't want to go around without security. Nor do I want to download a new program of security and have the same thing happen againn weeks down the line. Someone had the same problem or found a permanent solution for it? I am barking the wrong tree here? I'll try uninstalling a few recent Windows updates to see if any of those who triggered the hissing fit.

  Okay, I think that I fixed it. I will post the solution for you all poor users of Vista with the same problem. Corrections of spare is located in the following Vista forum thread:

  Error-message-login-process-has-failed-Create-Security-Options-Dialog

  So after that I've identified the cause was the Internet of TalkTalk security program, I did some messing around in msconfig and reduced to the function FSGKHS, alias F - Secure Gatekeeper Handler Starter. If I disabled this service, everything has worked, and if I booted up with no other process or running services to all others as the stuff of F-Secure (with the exception of group policies which I think is an essential service?), I had the same problem. Certainly FSGKHS. However, I did not know why. Everything I had was a vague notion that maybe it was a key to registry corrupt or something. I don't know why I even thought to this. And if I hate the registry cleaners, I couldn't think of any other way to identify registry problems. So I created a restore point and ran CCleaner. It came with a bunch of registry errors, but none of them were related to a F-Secure or files of TalkTalk. I told CCleaner to remove it anyway and booted up with FSGKHS running, just on the offchance. Whaddya know? He is cured. Don't know why, but it works perfectly normally from start to stop (fingers crossed). I know a lot of people have solved this problem by disabling their safety programs - maybe they had a corruption of the registry too? A kind of strange thing to register/security/Vista. Anyway, go try CCleaner before you reformat your drive hard peeps and let me know if this worked for you.

• Is EBS R12.1 with Oracle Advanced security option - certified?

  Hello
  
  Environmental details are below:
  
  EBS R12.1.1
  Oracle database version is 10g R2 (10.2.0.4).
  OS is Solaris 10
  
  We are looking for an option of implementation of Oracle advanced security option (ASO). But would like to know if its certified with EBS R12.1.1 / database 10g R2.
  
  I checked some links, but I did not understand if its certified.
  
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/2008/07/10gr2_10204_certified_with_apps_11i.html
  
  the link above, I understand his certified on 11i (11.5.10 CU2 only)
  < < advanced Security Option / advanced networking Option (ASO / ANO) (11.5.10.CU2 only) > >
  
  Dees someone knows about this certification. If you have information please let me know.
  
  Thanks for your time.
  
  Note: ASO is certified with database 11g. 11 GR 1 material but I am looking for 10g R2 (10.2.0.4)
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/mt/mt-search.cgi?blog_id=101 & tag = EBS % 2012 & Limit = 20
  
  
  
  See you soon,.
  SBS
  
  Published by: sbs 14 October 2009 17:23

  Hello

  Please see this link.

  10 gr 2 10.2.0.4, certified with 12 applications database
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/2008/08/10gr2_10204_database_certified_with_apps_12.html

  Kind regards
  Hussein

• HP Deskjet 3055 A does not connect to the WIFI with security

  I'm trying to configure a Deskjet 3055 A on my DD - WRT router.  I am a highly qualified network engineer, so I don't know 100% what I'm doing.

  First, DD - WRT supports WPS connection, because these are very precarious.  This means that my only way to connect the pritner to my home network is to connect to my PC and use the Setup utility (downloaded from your page drivers) I use the 28.8 version.

  My router supports the 2.4 and 5 GHz and I know the printer is only 2.4 GHz.  I disabled completely the 5 GHz network in order to connect the printer, even though it shouldn't have any effect.

  I restarted my router and reset the printers wireless network using its integrated control panel.

  In any case, after a shameful 2 hours troubleshooting, I did discover that the printer WILL NOT CONNECT to the WIFI network if any security is applied against it.  It works 100% fine with open security however, it is totally unacceptable.

  I tried both WPA Personal and WPA2 Personal, both with the same effect.

  For reasons to try, I added also the printer to my network WIFI open and tried to manually change the setting WIFI via webinterface of printers, however, whenever I try and access the wireless configuration wizard, I simply get an error message saying "Internal system error" - eventually I managed to work around this another bug that has been there for years (see http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-Networking-and-Wireless/Internal-System-Error-prevents-access-t...

  After installing printers web interface WIFI, the problem is always the same and it does not connect.

  HP, we were in the order of 2500 of these printers for users of our remote site.  If you don't come to the top with a quick solution/bug fixed, consider the lost business!

  Concerning

  Ian

  After playing well, I managed to find a solution for this!

  For all users who are unable to find a solution by using the other methods, here's what to do.

  Change your local network to open the safe but note your WIFI settings for your default installation.

  Connect the printer to the open network the HP software (via USB cable)

  Go to the URL of the printer, but make sure that you connect through HTTPS - if you get an internal system error, keep refreshing until it works (WHAT A JOKE!)

  Click on 'Network', then click 'Advanced' on the left.

  Enter the network settings as they need to be secured.

  Downstairs, check "in an infrastructure network, use 802. 11b / g behavior (assuming that your assisted supports g, otherwise use the b only option), then click on apply.

  Turn on your wireless security, on your router and then the printer should connect!

  I am really confused as to why this is not automatically enabled, if the printer is not working with security on a Wireless N network wireless, then have this as the default!

  HP - feel free to thank me in this post!

• The new version of Firefox is to save my passwords even if it is not checked in the security option? In some cases, also to save my customer number? Nor is it necessary

  The new version of Firfox save my passwords and in some cases, my customer identification numbers, even if the passwords for this site "Remember" in the security option is not checked. I don't use a master password. There are no entries in the list "password saved" so I'm not able to remove supposedly saved passwords.

  To determine if one of your extensions could make logging in, could test you the page Firefox Safe Mode? It is a standard diagnostic tool to disable some advanced features of Firefox and extensions. More info: questions to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode.

  You can restart Firefox in Mode safe mode using either:

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > restart with disabled modules
  • Help menu > restart with disabled modules

  Not all add-ons are disabled: Flash and other plugins still works

  After stops in Firefox, a small dialog box should appear. Click on 'Start mode safe' (not reset).

  Any difference?

• problem with secure access

  Recently, I buy a scandisk 4 GB USB key.  It came with secure access software.  I failed and eventually remove the software.  Then I downloaded the software to access secure on my USB key.  I got the arch in place.  Then I closed it down.  Now, whenever I try to run access secure - it takes several minutes before I get the logon screen.  What's wrong?  What do I ned to do?  I am running windows 7 64 bit.

  OK, good analysis fb65.

  I have no experience with SecureAccess download but the blade I bought recently has SecureAccess on this and I have to suspect that they are similar if not identical.  Mine also shows a version of 1.1.19269.0.

  When I started the SecureAccess departure he asked if I wanted to sign up 2 GB of online storage, which I refused.  I suspect that you have accepted the offer, and that's why you try to connect to the ' net when you start SecureAccess.  I don't know how to disable this option, but I know not how to bypass links chiken.

  Go to your Windows\System32\drivers\etc.  You will find a file named hosts simply.  No extension.   Open the file with Notepad and down add this line:

  127.0.0.1 yuuwaa.com support.dmailer.com # SecureAccess

  Instead, you can try

  127.0.0.1 yuuwaa.com # SecureAccess

  One or the other should reduce to nil the impact that tries to connect online.

  HTH

• FAILURE - Security Options. Login process failed create the security options dialog.

  I'm running Windows Vista Business Edition 32 bit on a Dell XPS M1330 desktop; 4 GB OF RAM. 120GB HD. I use McAfee Security Center.

  Sometimes, the system hangs with the following symptoms :

  • I'm starting to receive messages "not responding" in an application or a program that I opened, for example when using Firefox or windows explore.
  • The system starts to slow down and works with breaks and stills.
  • Gradually, the system does not meet the clicks or keyboard, but I can move the pointer. I am also unable to bring up the Task Manager (no response to C-A-D)
  • Eventually the screen goes black with the exception of pointer, which moves with the mouse
  • After a few minutes, you receive the following message:

  Title bar: login process failed create the dialog box options security.
  Message text (with X-red): failure - Security Options

  • The only button available is the OK button. When I click on the button, Windows is displayed again, but it is completely insensitive (move the pointer). Wait long enough and repeat the sequence preceding.
  • The only thing I can do is stop hard by dint of power off. When I have the power back and reboot, everything seems back to normal, until the next time.

  I have tried the following options:

  • restarted the system and you press F8. So I tried to run the system restore. But in doing so, I got a different error message:

  Title bar: the disk OS (C :) has errors. )
  Text of the message: Windows has detected corruption on OS (C :) file system. You should check the drive for errors.
  Action line: check the disk for errors

  • I clicked on the above action line and the disk check has started, but after about 20 minutes, it got stuck at one point and didn't move forward despite me waiting for 3 hours.
  • Tired of waiting I finally canceled everything.
  • So I decided to restore my laptop to factory settings. After restoring the system to the factory settings that I was hoping it would work very well, but he worked the same and error message "failure-security option" is new.
  • Now the system not yet properly starts in safe mode.

  I would be grateful if someone from microsoft can help me with this problem that I need my laptop for urgent and important work.

  1. start windows in safe mode, press start and type "msconfig" in the search/run box. go to the services tab, find the 'superfetch' service and uncheck the box next to it. Click OK and restart normally (if you have exactly the same problem, I had - that should fix it).

  2. check in the clean boot state: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135

• Login process failed to produce security options.

  I recently had problems with my computer lock up after sign in and discovered that my wife had downloaded another software antivirus (Symantec's Norton), without removing our old one (Trend Micro PC-Ilyin), so I've disabled symantec and removed trend and symantec enabled again.  Now I can login fine but when I try to open the Task Manager, I get the dialog box "connection failed to produce security options", saying the failure-security options. How can I get my comp. back to normal?

  http://eSupport.trendmicro.com.au/1/How-do-I-remove-old-or-new-versions-of-trend-micro-products-in-my-comp.aspx

  Use the tool above to make sure you get out all the remains of the trend of your system.

  And, if necessary, uninstall/reinstall Norton as well:

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039

  Link above is for the Norton Removal Tool.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Confused with methods of loading between HP and the battery Level8technology

  Hi all

  I recently ordered a 12 cell Li-ion battery for my Hp dv9310us replace battery Li - Ion 6 cells aging.

  I have been using hp refill that says that very often unload completely the battery by changing the power to "never" options settings so that the laptop stays on until there is no more energy left. Then recharge it back to 100%.

  I bought my new battery company, Level8technology and on their website under the heading battery care and maintenance, they said that for Li - ion batteries should not be left to discharge less than 20% in the opposite case the cells can fail and recharging must begin once, he gets to that or even before no problem.

  I'm confused, with my new battery only a week.

  Any experience in this?

  Thank you

  MS

  I agree with Hüffer.  I went to not allow your battery less than 20%.

  With the old nickel metal-hydride and even older NiCd batteries, it had to discharge and then recharge.

  Still, I learned that this is not necessary with Li - ion batteries.

• Autonomous AP 2600 security options

  Hello

  I can't seem to find a good document for SAP (standalone AP) security options to authenticate a coupling to layer2 and/or Layer 3 device. Can someone point me to one or give me a quick rundown on the best practice / this that the highest level of security, that I can use with BYOD such as tablets (Samsung) and laptops.

  Thank you.

  A lot of this depends on what you are wanting to do.

  With ISE, you can have an open, SSID that directs the user to a portal page where they put in their network credentials, and get a package pushed to them autoconfigures a profile for a network 802. 1 x.

  If you do not ISE or any other way to a device profile, you can always do 802. 1 x, but the user must manually create the profile.

  You can always go with a PSK and turn.

  IMHO, WPA2/AES/802.1x is the way to go.  If you profile and the profile of the provision or to make themselves them, you have always the highest encryption and users are not likely to share their network connections.  And they should always comply with the domain password policy.

  HTH,
  Steve

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• BlackBerry smartphone Security Options &gt; General settings?

  Hello world!!

  I just bought my bb bold 9700 this year in January and recently just to send it for repair because some of the keys on the phone did not work and I return it. All parameters have changed while I was trying to change some settings back to what I wanted and he had to change the Audio settings in the "Audio Enchanced" in phone Options but will freeze just whenever I did that my phone screen!

  So I called the customer and they recommended I reset my phone by clicking Security Options > General settings but it is not general settings under security options. Is there anywhere else I can find general settings? What is going with my phone?

  PS - I am currently using three supplier (in Australia) and when I got back from my phone, I realized my memory card is missing! Yes the staff told me to remove "important information", but nobody says that it "memory card" and now its my lack of not removing it in the first place. It is THEREFORE not useful for someone who is challenged in terms of technology. * annoyed * someone should mention on the removal of the map! 3 did you read what I am SO disappointed in you! >.< not="" everyone="" talks="" technology/handphone="" language="">

  It's not really care what OS charge you or where you will get the instructions.  However, I have provided a link to the instructions that are simple to follow and work for hundreds of people for several years, and are exactly how I update my device.

  I recommend to use the link that I posted above and follow the instructions (exactly) in the first post of this thread.

  If you follow the instructions in the link I posted, you shouldn't even need Desktop Manager.

• Why open DB with RESETLOGS option after either complete or CAMILLE with a backup control file?

  Hi all

  I'm newbie DBA and totally confused when reading about the recovery.

  Why open DB with RESETLOGS option after either complete or CAMILLE with a backup control file?

  Using while will happen after we open DB using resetlogs in above mentioned mode of recovery.. .apart from resetting the log sequence 1?

  Kind regards

  Ritu

  Hi Ritu,

  Google is a very rich source of information...

  I found this article in Hemant which I suppose is very informative for you... Read everything including the comments!

  Hemant Oracle DBA blog: OPEN RESETLOGS without making a recovery

  HTH,

  Thierry