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#1 25 Jun 2007 08:30
- naylintun
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defence administrator command
Hi
I am a LAN client of a network under a domain and our netowrk administrator, he has foce to shutdown and stop some my application processes from his cmd.
Pls kindly let me know how can i defence it. i hv only getting user right.
Thanks in advance to you all.
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#2 26 Jun 2007 11:57
- NotLim
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Re: defence administrator command
i know that one way to do it is typing:
shutdown -a <- on command line, but requires admin rights
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#3 26 Jun 2007 17:58
- Simon Sheppard
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Re: defence administrator command
I think what naylintun is asking is how to STOP this happening
Apart from unplugging the network cable I dont think you can!
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#4 07 Aug 2007 23:10
- bspus
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Re: defence administrator command
Isn't shutdown -a supposed to do just that?
Why doesn't it work?
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#5 25 Aug 2007 15:26
- Overkill
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Re: defence administrator command
Try installing a firewall and blocking his IP
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#6 03 Sep 2007 09:41
- bluesxman
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Re: defence administrator command
Good luck installing anything at all when you have only User privileges!
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