access to the service menu XPERIA Z
access to the service menu XPERIA Z
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Service menu:
Service info
Service settings
Service tests
Customization Settings.
Disable GUI on Terminal Server - ESET antivirus
Disable GUI on Terminal Server - ESET antivirus
This chapter describes how to disable GUI of ESET File Security running on Windows Terminal Server for user sessions.
Normally, ESET File Security GUI starts up every time a remote user logs onto the server and creates a terminal session. This is usually undesirable on Terminal Servers. If you want to turn off the GUI for terminal sessions, you can do so via eShell by running set ui ui gui-start-mode terminal command. This will put GUI into terminal mode. These are the two available modes for GUI startup:
set ui ui gui-start-mode full
set ui ui gui-start-mode terminal
If you want to find out what mode is currently used, run get ui ui gui-start-mode command.
Error V-79-57344-33967
V-79-57344-33967
Differential backup of Media Server gives the exception as below:
V-79-57344-33967 - The directory or file was not found, or could not be accessed.
Solution
Periodically run Catrebuildindex -r by following the steps below:
1. Stop the Backup Exec Services.
2. Open command prompt and navigate to Backup Exec installation folder (C:\Program Files\Symantec\Backup Exec)
3. Run the command "Catrebuildindex.exe -r" (without quotes)
4. Start the Backup Exec Services.
What threatens to break-in to your server
- Your server becomes part of a botnet and will begin to execute commands persons having control of it.
- Criminals can upload your part unsolicited emails or spam with different messages.
- You can lose customer data stored in your database.
- Hackers can encrypt your page and request a ransom for their decryption.
- Your home page will be changed to the forefront and will be posted information generated by the burglar.
- Traffic from your site can be redirected to a different site, eg. With pornographic contents.
- On your side in random folders are inserted links to foreign sites.
- Will be placed on your website malicious code falsifying eg. Towards the bank.
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