One of the following direct-links should work when RK-Tools was installed to the default path and on drive C.
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Embed Embed this gist in your website. In the following example, the user uses the httpcfg set ssl command with the -i , -h , and -g parameters to specify the IP address, Thumbprint hash, and GUID, respectively, for the certificate being added. After running the command, Httpcfg displays the following text on the screen to confirm the command completed without an error error code of 0.
In this example, the user first uses the httpcfg query ssl command with the -i parameter, specifying an IP address in order to view the meta-information for a particular certificate. After viewing the meta-information, the user uses the httpcfg query ssl command without the -i parameter, to view all certificates in the store. In this example, the user types httpcfg delete ssl with the required -i parameter to delete the associated certificate record from the SSL store.
Httpcgf then displays the following text to the screen, verifying that the command completed successfully error code of 0. Ipseccmd has six modes: dynamic mode, static mode, show mode, set mode, import mode, and export mode. You can use Ipseccmd dynamic mode to add anonymous rules to the existing IPSec policy by adding them to the IPSec security policies database. The benefit of using dynamic mode is that the rules you add coexist with domain-based IPSec policy.
Dynamic mode is the default mode for Ipseccmd. Required for first syntax. Specifies one or more filter specifications, separated by spaces, for quick mode security associations SAs. Each filter specification defines a set of network traffic affected by this rule. Specifies one or more security methods, separated by spaces, for securing traffic defined by the filter list.
Specifies whether the rule applies only to remote access or dial-up connections or whether the rule applies only to local area network LAN connections. If you omit them, the mask of If you omit it, all protocols are used for the filter.
If you specify a protocol, you must specify the port or precede the protocol with two colons See the first example for dynamic mode. The protocol must be the last item in the filter.
You can specify a blocking filter by surrounding the filter specification with brackets [ ]. For example, To create a filter for all TCP traffic from the subnet To create a mirrored filter that permits traffic between the local IP address and the IP address For example, to rekey the quick mode SA every hour and after every 5 megabytes of data, type:.
By default, session key perfect forward secrecy is disabled. By default, the group value for session key perfect forward secrecy is taken from the current main mode settings. The PresharedKeyString parameter specifies the string of characters of the preshared key. The CAInfo parameter specifies the distinguished name of the certificate as displayed in the IP Security Policies snap-in when the certificate is selected as an authentication method for a rule. You can abbreviate the authentication method by using the first letter: p , k , or c.
If you omit the -a parameter, the default authentication method is Kerberos. If you omit the -1s parameter, the default key exchange security methods are 3des-sha-2, 3des-md, des-sha-1, and des-md For example, to rekey the main mode SA after every 10 quick mode SAs and every hour, type:. If you omit the -1k parameter, the default values for main mode rekey are an unlimited number of quick mode SAs and minutes.
If you omit the -1e parameter, the expiration time for soft SAs is seconds. However, soft SAs are disabled unless you include the -soft parameter, which then sets the value to the main mode lifetime. The -lan parameter is optional and sets policy on addresses of LAN adapters. If you specify neither the -dialup parameter nor the -lan parameter, the rule applies to all adapters. To create a rule that uses the Authentication Header AH with MD5 hashing for all traffic to and from the local computer, type:.
To create a tunnel rule for traffic from To create a rule on the computer named corpsrv1 for all traffic between the computers named corpsrv1 and corpsrv2, by using the combination of both AH and Encapsulating Security Payload ESP , with preshared key authentication, type:.
Creates named policies and named rules. You can also use static mode to modify existing policies and rules, provided they were originally created with Ipseccmd. The syntax for static mode combines the syntax for dynamic mode with parameters that enable it to work at a policy level. Specifies that the policies and rules are written to the local registry, a remote computer's registry, or to persistent storage.
Specifies the name of the policy and how often, in minutes, the policy is checked for changes. If PolicyName contains any spaces, use quotation marks around the text that is, " Policy Name ". Specifies the name of the rule. If RuleName contains any spaces, use quotation marks around the text that is, " Rule Name ". Optional parameters. The -x parameter requires the -p option and specifies that the local registry policy is assigned. The -y parameter specifies that the local registry policy is unassigned.
Otherwise, a policy is created with the name you specify. The PollInterval parameter is optional and specifies when IPSec should check for policy updates, for example, when there are changes to assigned DNS servers. If you specify an integer for PollInterval , the polling interval for the policy is set to that number of minutes. If you do not specify PollInterval , the polling interval defaults to minutes.
For example, if you include the -f parameter for an existing rule, only the filters of that rule are replaced. If no rule exists with the name you specify, a rule with that name is created. Do not use this parameter if you have other policies that point to the objects in the policy you want to delete.
When you use dynamic mode, you indicate permit and blocking filters in FilterList , which you identify by using the -f parameter. When you use static mode, you indicate permit and blocking filters in NegotiationMethodList , which you identify by using the -n parameter.
In addition to the parameters described for NegotiationMethodList under dynamic mode, you can also use the block , pass , or inpass parameters in static mode. The following table lists these parameters and descriptions of their behavior.
To create a policy named Default Domain Policy with a minute polling interval in which policy changes are written to persistent storage, with a rule named Secured Servers for traffic between the local computer and computers named SecuredServer1 and SecuredServer2, and by using Kerberos and preshared key authentication methods, type:.
To create and assign a local policy named Me to Anyone, with a rule named Secure My Traffic, by using a mirrored filter for any traffic to the local computer, and by using a preshared key as the authentication method, type:. Specifies by name the remote computer from which you want to import policy data, or to which you want to export policy data. Specifies that the policy data is read from or written to the local registry, a remote computer's registry, or to persistent storage.
Specifies the name of the file to import from or export to. If an export file name does not specify the. Enables administrators to verify that a crash dump user mode:user. It also provides options for performing some dump file analysis without using a debugger. Collects diagnostic information about remote services and places that information in a file.
Administrators can use this tool to work with Product Support Services to troubleshoot remote connection issues by taking a snapshot of the configuration data and capturing an attempted remote connection.
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Vol 25, No. A : Vol 25, No. Non-Posix tools that are included ResKits are still in flux and change from one version to another, but there is several core tools that survived in the last three versions of OS , XP and See for example Microsoft Registry Tools. Along with its hidden extension SFU 3. It contains a better command line shell and tools. If SFU is installed command line shell provides a very smooth integration with Unix utilities present in SFU including ls, grep, find, crontab, vi.
It also has allows based command history retrieval Like C-shell. Among other useful general purpose command tools in ResKit all of them are usable of Windows XP I would like to mention:.
Microsoft Services for Unix should be considered as an important but hidden for unprofessional part of Resource Kit It is a separate download but logically it is a Reskit component. It contains ports of all classic Unix Utilities like grep, find, sed, ex, vi as well as several scripting languages Korn shell, awk, Perl, python.
That's kind of Microsoft Linux and as such is extremely useful both to Windows administration and for application development. Actually ResKits provides ports of some Unix tools. Some of the tools while not direct ports are close analogs of Unix utilities Diskuse. For example ResKit provides tail. But full assortment of classic Unix command line tools and ksh improves the quality of Windows environment considerably, especially if you are working with http or proxy logs:. Tail is a command-line tool that displays a user-specified number of the last lines of a text file, such as a log file, in a console window.
The Windows Server Resource Kit includes seven books that deliver in-depth information enabling professionals to understand, deploy, and make optimal use of their Windows operating systems. If you still off not download and learn Reskit and SFU it's time for it right now. With most of these commands, you can just type the command without any options and a list of possible arguments will be displayed.
Microsoft Windows Command Reference. If you think these commands were handy, check out our list of helpful Windows Shortcut Keys. Pstat : Process and Thread Status - Shows the status of all running processes and threads. PTree : Process Tree - Process Tree allows you to query the process inheritance tree and kill processes on local or remote computers.
PViewer : Process Viewer - Process Viewer is a Windows-based tool that displays information about a running process and allows you to stop kill processes and change process priority.
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