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Secure what exactly? You can use ssl for traffic. Then make sure you use some form of authentication in your app.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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You should elaborate.
If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson
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Reading your questions here, it's pretty apparent that you don't know what you're trying to design. Take a step back and sort out your requirements first. Then, when you know what you're trying to accomplish, you should have a better idea about what you're meant to be doing.
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Hello,
I am using this command to read hard disk serial numbers.
wmic diskdrive get serialnumber
It gives the proper serial numbers for internal hard disks.
Where as if I run the command by connecting the external hard disks or test in PC having RAID type hard disk, it gives wrong serial numbers.
I have tried this and this, but these also gave same serial number as wmic.
How to read the proper serial numbers of External Hard disk and RAID type hard disk using command or programming ?
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As far as a know, you can't - partly because they don't necessarily have one.
External HDD's may or may not have them, but they could be implemented via a share onto a larger hard disk.
And RAID disks? Which one of the four 4TB disks in my NAS RAID 5 box do you expect to get? RAID is about using multiple disks, as "mirrors", or as striped data, or as a "dummy" large disk made of two or more smaller ones (JBOD). In none of these cases is the serial number relevant, because in theory (with the exception of JBOD) any one of the physical disks can be replaced without loss of data - so the physical disk identification is irrelevant. And in the JBOD case, any single disk replacement invalidates the data on all the others! In all cases, the "RAIDiness" of the drive is transparent to the computer accessing it!
I suspect that despite your "carpet bombing" of the internet with this question you aren't going to get any other answer than "you can't".
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I have tested software named speccy which gives proper external hard disk serial numbers. What do you say about it ?
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I'd say that it is probably not open source, nor written in C#.
Even if you get the serial numbers, you'd need to write a device driver to enforce it.
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i need a C@ code to help to retrieve data b from a sql server database
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Do not cross post - you have also asked this in the Database and Android forums
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Just looked at the first few digits of the user name. not the last few! Maybe they are classmates?
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Awesome. I'm glad you stopped by to let us know. Good luck with searching for the millions of hits on Google.
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I want to adjust color transparent of splitContainer (of Microsoft Visual Studio) what I have change properties ?
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This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
So try explaining in more detail exactly what you are trying to do, bearing in mind we have no context for your question!
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And? What do you want it to be like?
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i want splitContainer have got color tranparent
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Hi,
Please help on this:
How to intercept text of password send to HttpListener service when use AuthenticationSchemes.IntegratedWindowsAuthentication
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Why would we tell anyone how to "intercept a password"?? We're not going to help anyone hack anything.
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Dave,
Is not for hacking application, it is for my own app. As backup means to authentication if active directory go down. I cannot find this property any where.
If no one can be help, then hard way will be this:
set authentication to basic authentication only (because I have necessarily see their text password in this app)
attempt open dummie folder with their login to see if the AD login works
If AD login fails, try againt at a list having a form backed up
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AD doesn't "go down". A domain controller might, but that's rare.
Also, you're not going to "intercept the password" in the IntegratedWindowsAuthentication mode because it's never sent. The users security token is sent instead wrapped in an secured channel that you're not going to get into.
There is no "backup method" for AD if it goes down. If having it up and running is so important the better solution is having more than one domain controller and having different network paths to get to these controllers.
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Already at this business for all users use utility to change password , that updates user login at once in AD and on a .csv file stored on a seperate server, for non-windows applications to access over FTP and authenticate user seamlessly. I wanted to use both simultaneously for redundancy.
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THEY DID WHAT !?!?!?!?!?!
Quit. Leave the company NOW. They obviously don't take security seriously. That is most definitely the WRONG way to have a security system for ANY application let alone a "backup" in the event of an AD failure. That is NOT seamless, not standard by any means and is extremely INSECURE.
What's keeping someone from just downloading the entire "backup" list? It's a f***ing text file! The usernames and passwords are probably in CLEAR TEXT! If anyone gets their hands on that file they probably have the keys to the users personal accounts on other sites too. People tend to use the same passwords over multiple accounts across the internet, including work accounts.
WOW. Just WOW.
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Of course it is secure, no hacker would consider looking for that file it is too obviously stupid. Having a pissed off SA email it home on the other hand!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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