Google Chrome YouTube Video Downloader – FastestTube Extension

Many users access You Tube from Chrome and they want to download the video using the same Chrome browser.

Fastest Tube is a Google Chrome Extension for downloading You Tube videos. It is a very comfortable extension which has lot of customizing options in downloading videos from You Tube. The extension adds a simple drop-down below the You Tube videos enabling you to select and download the video in any format you want.
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Google Chrome IE Tab Multi (Enhance) Extension

There are websites in the Internet only compatible with Internet Explorer (IE) browser. If you want to access these sites on Google Chrome without separately open it using IE, you can install a third-party add-on that runs IE in a tab inside your Google Chrome Web browser. These add-ons only work with Windows, because they embed the Internet Explorer software on your system inside a tab.

Chrome IE Tab Multi Extension for Google Chrome Browser is a Google Chrome Extension. This extension does the best job of mimicking IE. It adds a Multi-Tab type IE inside Chrome, IE Address bar, Open current url in Chrome new tab, Open current url in Chrome new window, Open current url in new IE, Open current url in opened IE and Support menu shortcut. It also supports ActiveX controls, and can remember which sites you prefer to use in IE mode. Continue reading

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GBookmarks – a Firefox Add-on for Google Bookmark access

Google Toolbar for Firefox is compatible with Firefox version 4 or older. If you use Firefox version 5 or newer, you won’t be able to use Google Toolbar. To access services such as Google Bookmark, we will need to install other Add-on for Firefox. One of this Add-on is the GBookmarks.

GBookmarks is a Firefox for Add-on to create a menu to access Google Bookmarks from any computer. Of course, you should have a Google Account to access Google Bookmarks and use this extension.

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YAGBE – Google Bookmark access in Chrome

I was reluctant to use Google Chrome at the beginning – there is no Google toolbar available on it.

With YAGBE (Yet Another Google Bookmarks Extension), Chrome user can can now easily add Google Bookmarks support to Chrome.

YAGBE is Google Chrome Extension for managing Google Bookmarks and displayed it in a tree structure.

Features include support for nested labels, add/edit/modify bookmarks and labels, searching, sorting, and emailing bookmarks.
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KB2522422: Fix for Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) compatibility issue with Canon Printer Drivers

There is an issue reported that Canon printer may experience failed print jobs when trying to print a web pages in the Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).

Common error messages that pop up include “Script error An error has occurred in the script on this page” and “Message from webpage There was an internal error, and Internet Explorer is unable to print this document”. Microsoft confirmed that users may see variations of error messages on their computer.
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Postscript Emulation in printer

Postscript in printers is a page description language and the embodyment of that language on a chip inside a printer. It is an Adobe invention and protected by either copyright or patent law. Anyway, Postscript is open published code, and printer manufactures can choose to license from Adobe, or build their own interpreter based on the PS specifications to avoid the fee structures charged by Adobe. Some do a better job then others. Continue reading

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Using Mercury/32 as an interface to Gmail SMTP Gateway

Having an SMTP server which can deliver email to the Internet is great when conducting experiment in network environment. There are quite a number of SMTP server software available. In this article, we will use Mercury/32, a SMTP server which is included in the XAMPP package as an example for relaying email to the Internet through Gmail gateway – the Google email system.

Following are some of the steps involves in configuring Mercury/32 to use Gmail SMTP gateway as it’s SMTP relay host.

  1. If you already have Web Server (like apache) running on your system, please disable HTTP Server in the Mercury configuration so that it will not conflict with existing server service.

    Select: “Configuration” -> “Protocol modules”

    Uncheck “MercuryB HTTP web server”
  2. Enable “MercuryC SMTP relaying client” in the same dialog box. Click “OK”
  3. Restart Mercury!
  4. “Configuration” -> “Mercury core module”,
    • tab “General”
      1. Internet name for this system: localhost
      2. Disable all checkboxs but “Send copies of all errors to postmaster”.
    • tab “Local domains”
      1. if the entry “localhost (local host or server) localhost (internet name)” is there, if not, add it and click “OK”.

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Cisco DHCP Configuration

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a protocol used by networked devices to obtain information required to operate on an Internet Protocol network.

When a DHCP client is first switched on, it sends a broadcast packet on the network with a DHCP request. If there is a DHCP server exists in the network, this request will be picked up by the DHCP server. The DHCP server will allocate an IP address to the PC, from one of the pools of addresses it managed.

DHCP clients use a broadcast packet to find a DHCP server, so if a client is on one side of a router, and the server on the other, normally these broadcast packets will be filtered out. Many routers today include support for DHCP- forwarding, but it is not enabled by default.

Many system administrators do not realize that DHCP service can be enabled in Cisco devices. In this article, we will show the method on configuring DHCP on a Cisco router. Continue reading

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Windows Clustering

Clustering is the connection of multiple computers together in such a way that to the outside world, the cluster appears to be a single system. Each computer in a cluster is referred to as a node.

Business suffers when work stops because of critical service is offline. A properly installed and configured cluster provides continued operation during hardware failure, software failure, and/or planned maintenance. Ability to recover from failed server hardware and failed software is the main benefit of clustering.

Windows Server 2003 clustering consists of two different technologies: Server Cluster and Network Load Balancing (NLB). Each of these technologies can be used to provide high availability for different types of services. Continue reading

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The Fewer Services Your System Runs, The Better

It is only a matter of time before an unsecured system becomes contaminated and losing valuable data. In addition, poorly secured system that is compromised can be used for a number of illegal activities. It was reported that several major Internet sites were disabled by attacks that were launch through the use of thousands of these devices.

Whether it is a Windows PC, router, switches, Linux machine or network enable device, it is recommended to stop unnecessary services that are run by default. Every running, but unused, service on your system is an unnecessary security vulnerability. Users may not even be aware that many of these services are running. Each additional service running on it may be a possible avenue for a network cracker to penetrate the system.

It is important to know the security implication of any network service before enabling it in. For example, if the telnet service is activated, a telnet client running on another device on the network can easily establish a telnet session to the system; it needs only the address of the system and the port or socket number of the network service running on the system. The rule of thumb for TCP and UDP ports is: Turn off any services or listeners that you do not need for your application to function. One way to check the list of ports running on your system is to go to one of the many web sites that can run a remote scan of your system and tell you how secure the system. Continue reading

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