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Contents 1 Lab Account HowTos 2 Web and Wiki HowTos 3 Mailing List HowTos 4 SVN HowTos 5 Lab Administration HowTos 6 Other HowTos

Lab Account HowTos

• HowTo Add or Delete NetSec Lab Machine Users

• HowTo Change Your NetSec Lab Password

• New System Accounts (is this obsolete now??)

Web and Wiki HowTos

Web and Wiki Instructions are available from the Wiki Administration Page and includes:

• General Help on Using A Wiki (from the MediaWiki site)

• HowTo Add or Delete Wiki Users

• HowTo Make a Wiki Page Public (viewable without a username/password)

• HowTo Change the Wiki Navigation and Toolbox Menus

• HowTo Administer the Media Wiki Software

• HowTo Administer the Apache Software

Mailing List HowTos

Mailing List Administration Instructions are available from the Mailing List Administration Page and includes:

• HowTo Subscribe or Unsubscribe From A Mailing List

• HowTo List Your NetSec List Subscriptions

• HowTo Create, Change, or Reset Your Mailing List Password

• HowTo Create A New Mailing List

• HowTo Add or Change the Mailing List Administrator and Administrator Passwords

• HowTo Set and Change Mailing List Options

• HowTo Manage Messages to a List

• HowTo List, Add or Remove Subscribers

• HowTo Delete A Mailing List

• HowTo Administer GNU Mailman Software

• HowTo Administer NetSec Email

SVN HowTos

• HowTo Use SVN (most users should read this)
• HowTo Create, Manage and Migrate SVN Repository (for administrators only)

Lab Administration HowTos

• New Machines

• Configuring DHCP on Cisco Routers

• Password Recovery Procedure for the Cisco Catalyst 1900 Switches

Other HowTos

• Creating PGP keys and Using them to sign your messages

• Tunneling connections through SSH

• CSU VPN in Linux Configure Linux VPN to access CSU wireless

• Dot1x Authentication Configure Linux to access CSU wireless using 802.1x authentication.

• Duplicate Packet Analysis A short analysis of removing duplicate packets from a tcpdump file, using editcap.

• Modified Editcap Modified version of editcap that looks for duplicate packets at a specified interval, rather than the default 3 frames.

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