After hearing Gert Franz speak not too long ago at a conference about Railo (a free OpenSource ColdFusion Engine), I started playing with it. If you’re a fellow ColdFusion junkie, Railo makes it extremely easy to evaluate without any length installations. In fact, I had Railo up and running today on a reimaged laptop today in less than 5 minutes – delayed only by my slow download of the 60 meg ZIP.
My recent posts on McAfee Endpoint Encryption have been tailored to those who might want to programatically include automation into your existing scripts using tools like AutoIt. You can, however, run the exact same commands using SbAdmCl.exe, which comes free with McAfee EE. If you haven’t already created a fileset or manually copied these files over to a client, you can get them from your server. They are:
I’ve been having a problem with using the WordPress wp-syntax plugin to highlight my AutoIt code. In a nutshell, it would dump the span tags right onto the page instead of actually styling any of the code.
Below is a sample of how to map users to computers using an AutoIt script and the _McAfeeEndpointEncryption UDF. It’s not nearly as robust as the AutoDomain script, but may meet some need.
A known issue with Windows Vista prohibits MSN Zone players from accepting game invitations when they are running Windows Vista. They are, however, able to send invitations to users running Windows XP.
No matter how often we (the technicians and engineers) shake our heads at our end users or customers who haven’t backed up their most critical data before the hard disk crash, stolen device, or mistaken deletion, I would venture to guess that we’re just as lazy as they are. And what’s worse, is that we should know better; we know how easy it is for hardware to fail without warning, or the new virus to wipe the system without prejudice. Hey, I’m no better – up until not too long ago, my personal laptop backup strategy was emailing critical files to myself and letting them sit in my online inbox. (Hey, it’s free, right?)
I wrote this tip for the McAfee Community back in November 2008 and thought it would be useful to post here. I do not work for McAfee or for SafeBoot and I’m only posting this because I documented it all out when I was having trouble so that I could fix it in the future and thought it might help someone else. You should complete the steps on a test or proof of concept system and you should always backup any files or registry keys before modifying or deleting them. This information is posted by me alone and does not represent the thoughts of McAfee, SafeBoot, or my employer. If at all possible, you should probably be working with your McAfee support agent on
I’ve updated the cfQuickDocs plugin to use the proper www.cfQuickDocs.com site. I know there were some issues last time, they should all be resolved now. You may need to remove the previous version if you have it installed. You can use this link to install it.
As promised, here is a sample of code that causes a client to ForceSync using the AutoIt functions I wrote in this previous post.
I wrote this tip for the McAfee Community back in December 2008 and thought it would be useful to post here
Read my review of Mozy here.