Spb Wireless Monitor (Pocket PC) at 2:19 AM

Spb Wireless Monitor – The Perfect Data Traffic Controller

Save money by monitoring all your data transfers

Either you have an expensive data plan or a cheap one, it is highly recommended to monitor the costs, unless you get your traffic for free. Spb Wireless Monitor is such a tool that helps users measure data traffic via all types of connections and calculate network usage costs according to their data plan. Spb Wireless Monitor is an easy-to-use traffic management tool for your Mobile device. By monitoring all the data traffic and limiting the bandwidth, the software might also increase the network efficiency immediately and offer cost-effective traffic control, depending on the user’s plan.

After installing the trial version of Spb Wireless Monitor, just click and launch the application. The initial screen will welcome you to the program and will give you access to the program dialogs and features. From the Menu you can access the program’s About screen and register the product. The next screen available is Reports, which is your primary tool for analyzing data traffic and costs. Spb Wireless Monitor provides four basic report types, changed via Menu->Report Type submenu.

For each report type time periods and a specific connection can be specified. There are six predefined time periods that can be selected from Menu->Period submenu: Today, Yesterday, This Month, Last Month, This Year and Last Year. You will also be able to specify an arbitrary period using the Custom option. Furthermore, a connection can be selected from Menu->Connection submenu. In case you opt for Choose All, you'll have all the connections combined in a single report. Any report can be viewed in two different modes: table or bar chart. View mode can be changed via Menu->View submenu.

The Alarms screen is, as its name suggests, used to manage alarms. These will notify you when a certain amount of data has been sent or received over the selected connection. For example, you can configure an alarm to notify you when you have run out of free traffic included in your data plan. The creation of multiple alarms is also possible.

The Connections and Tariffs screen is used to select connections that you intend to monitor and assign their tariff plan. The tariff settings wizard is a straightforward process for configuring the connection tariff so that it can be calculated automatically.

The Export feature allows you to export data usage information to a file that can then be opened in a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel. There's also the option of exporting the file to HTML or CSV format. A CSV file can be easily imported into Microsoft Excel, Access, and many other desktop applications.

The Today Settings plug-in allows you to view data usage information for a particular time on the Today screen. For each connection, total traffic and speed are displayed. Traffic may be calculated for current session, day, or month.

The trial version of Spb Wireless Monitor includes all of the features available in the registered version, except that it expires within 15 days after the first installation. You can use the trial version only to check how Spb Wireless Monitor works. In order to keep using the software you need to purchase the license.

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How to Unlock Password Protected Memory Cards at 10:41 AM

Tips only available for S60 devices.

Many people, more or less familiar with their handsets, find out that they cannot access their memory card even though they haven't set any passwords for it. This often happens with experienced users that intend to protect their information by setting a password and then forget what the password was.

For those of you who own S60 1st or 2nd devices, things are pretty simple and straightforward, as long as you use FExplorer file manager. The password seems to be stored in a simple file that can be found in C:\System folder. The file is called MMCstore and should be renamed as a .txt file so that it can be opened. Your password should be at the end of the file in the form of various characters.

If you own an S60 3rd handset, you won't be able to recover your password, unless you own an Eseries device. The solution below is only available in case you haven't specifically set a password for your card and you simply found out that you could not access it. The main reason could be the fact that you mistakenly (or not) activated the 'remote lock' function on the device. This option enables you to lock the phone by sending a specific text through SMS. In case you activated it, bear in mind that the remote lock message that you used is also available for the memory card.

Unfortunately, if you do not own any of the above mentioned devices and you simply have an S60 3rd Edition handset, you won't be able to retrieve your password, but at least you will be able to recover your memory card, so you can continue to use it. Thus, the only thing you are left to do is simply reformat the memory card. Still, if you haven't made a backup on your PC, you will, of course, lose all the data on the memory card.

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AXIGEN Mail Server 6.2.2 Installation Tutorial at 3:00 PM

Email, e-mail or eMail, however you may prefer to call it, has been around since the beginning of the Internet era and is now, understandably, even taken for granted. The protocol for sending emails, SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), became an Internet Standard 10 since 1982. Early emails were composed using the ASCII character set and we all know what they look like today. Photos, sounds, animations, videos or virtually any file format out there can be attached to an email and safely arrive, in a matter of minutes, to its destination.

Expecting it to just work, we rarely think about the technology behind it and the constant struggle to deliver e-mails almost in real time, while keeping inboxes as clean as possible. That being said, I think we will all agree that e-mail is a great and extremely useful technology these days. And for that reason we decided to review the very backbone of your e-mail addiction: an e-mail server. We chose a product created by the well-known Romanian company Gecad Technologies – some of you may remember their popular RAV AntiVirus solution that was sold to Microsoft back in 2003. Since then, Gecad refocused on providing new, revolutionary messaging platforms under the name AXIGEN.

The AXIGEN Mail Server comes in four "flavors": Business Edition, Enterprise Edition, Service Provider Edition and the Office Edition, which is completely free. Each of the aforementioned editions is scaled according to customer needs, and the prices range from approximately 275 Euros with 25 mailboxes to 2930 Euros for the full-blown, 5000 mailboxes – ISP edition. However, if your company needs more than 10,000 mailboxes, AXIGEN can provide you with such large scale solutions too.

Before you go to install process you need to download AXIGEN Mail Server 6.2.2

Installation

Being accompanied by comprehensive documentation, the AXIGEN Mail Server installation is a pretty straightforward process and can be done by almost anybody, provided they have at least some base Linux terminal knowledge, as it needs su privileges. And knowing that this product is mainly for IT professionals, the command-line installation is as easy as it can be. Leaving that aside, it is also very fast and you will be ready to configure your settings in no more, probably less, than two minutes. After the install process is finished, the services won't start automatically, as you must do the initial configuration: setting the admin password, primary domain, SMTP and POP3 interfaces etc. Fast forward, and you are ready to start your mail server, but not before shutting down other web or mail services (Apache, Sendmail, Postfix, IMAPD, Dovecot) that could interfere with AXIGEN. That being done, simply run the following two commands "sudo /etc/init.d/axigen start" and "sudo /etc/init.d/axigenfilters start" and you have a working mail server ready to be further tweaked to your needs using the simple, clean and efficient web interface.

The Web Interface

After typing in the password, you enter the WebAdmin panel and everything is exactly where you would expect it to be. The left pane displays all the categories, the middle pane shows the settings for the selected subcategory, and on the right, Contextual Help is available for quick understanding of what's going on in that page. Also, in the upper-right hand corner of the interface, a "Home" icon will appear if you leave the first page. Near it, a useful "Contact Support" link will accompany you on every screen, facilitating a quick access to assistance.

The first category is "Global settings" in which you can view your Primary Domain and the SSL Random File. Under that, another panel will display license information like the numbers of machines and mailboxes that are managed, the Tech Support provider, currently installed addons and other details regarding the limitations of the license you bought.

The Services category is where you start, stop, restart and configure all of AXIGEN's mail services (POP3, IMAP, SMTP, etc.). The very thorough configuration subcategories allow you to customize your server to the finest details. A simple Log Level slider exists in almost all settings pages and will instruct AXIGEN to either log everything or only critical events. The Flow control will allow you to limit the number of simultaneous connections and the maximum connections per x seconds, minutes, hours or days. Error control will close sessions after a number of invalid commands received from clients or failed authentication attempts. This number can range from 0 to 100. There is also support for the StartTLS technology – a quality Encryption and Authentication method and Thread Management for normal or overload situations. You can even set the Greeting message for the POP3 and IMAP services. Another "safety net" provided by AXIGEN is Email Loop Protection that will reject emails that have more than "X" received headers.

The Domains & Accounts control panel is pretty self-explanatory, letting you manage your domains, accounts, groups, mailing lists, public folders and account classes. A nifty feature that you'll come across when adding a new account, group, mailing list or account class for multi-domain servers comes in the form of an autocomplete field that will filter domains while you type, saving precious time or just helping you through a memory lapse.

Security and Filtering

With huge amounts of spam, malware and viruses coming 24/7 from all over the world, the true power of a mail server solution might just stand in its ability to filter out these pests constantly while still allowing legit emails to get through. AXIGEN is able to work with several applications to address these issues. Support for SpamAssassin, AVG, AVAST, ClamAV, Commtouch, amavis is available, along with the more generic aximilter interface, which enables connecting to even more security or filtering products. All these solutions will attempt to clean infected emails and if that's not possible it's your choice what to do next. You can either still deliver them, move them to trash or just discard them. The same goes for emails marked as suspicious. The AntiSpam configuration features two 0-10 thresholds with 0 meaning not spam and 10 being spam. After receiving a score from SpamAssasin, the messages will either be sent to the SPAM folder or deleted, according to the readout on the threshold. For example, if you set the "move to spam" threshold at 5 and the "delete" threshold at 8, all messages that get a 5 or higher score will be moved to the spam folder and those with an 8 or higher score will automatically be deleted. Very, very helpful and so easy. Of course, you can always integrate your favorite AntiVirus solutions and create Whitelists and Blacklists for specific addresses. Other anti-spam methods include country filtering (in collaboration with MaxMind geolocation service), Sender Policy Framework, Domain Keys, DNS BlackLists and DNS Check.

Status and Monitoring

AXIGEN Mail Server offers a comprehensive reporting service and has the ability to create charts for an easy overview of the server's load and activity. You can enable SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and add listeners for it, collect domain and domain object data (with the option of renewing samples at an interval ranging from 0 to 848 weeks) and set the logging level.

When creating a new chart, you are asked to name it and add it to an existing group, or create a new one. Next, set the start/end time and dates, choose the data you want to be used, play around with the colors if you don't like the default ones and that's it. It will start monitoring and you can, at any time, download the collected data summary either as a CSV or an XML file.

The storage chart will give you a quick look at how much space is being used, but you can also view a detailed version of it, which provides more in-depth information. Note that AXIGEN Mail Server will only use what it needs to use, with an auto-expanding storage size (of course, within the limits imposed by you).

In the logging subcategory you can decide whether you want to separate service logs or centralize them in a single file. You can also view saved logs (.txt extension) right from the interface.

Migration and Back-up

AXIGEN offers automatic and manual migration solutions through IMAP. All domains, accounts and mailboxes from any mail server platform can be migrated seamlessly; it will even copy the server's login credentials and create an exact replica of it. You simply cannot ask for a simpler tool.

The AXIGEN team also included a complete Back-up & Restore function (with flow, error and thread controls) facilitating full or partial restores and both offline and online backups. This service can also be accessed from more than one location, giving administrators the ability to set access rules for specific IPs. Advanced clustering support with multi-tier setups, LDAP authentication and routing, SMTP routing to back-end, POP3 & IMAP WebMail proxies and integration with the RH Cluster Suite are also available.

End-users are also sure to have a great experience using AXIGEN's email services with features like:

· Localized WebMail clients
· Mobile WebMail
· Personal organizer
· Address book
· Multiple skins
· Printer friendly emails
· Out-of-office messages and much more.

The Good

Fast installation and configuration, quick understanding of all the functions under a very clean and efficient Webadmin interface and a plethora of settings that can be tweaked are some of AXIGEN Mail Server's strong points. Add those to stability, almost unbeatable security and great overall performance and you get this high-class mail server solution.

The Bad

Newer Linux distributions are not fully supported. The AXIGEN mail server refused to start automatically at bootup on Ubuntu 8.10, which was released quite a while ago. But this is definitely not a huge problem and, knowing that Gecad updates the server quite often, I'm sure this bug will be addressed in no time.

The Truth

Whether you are an admin or an end-user, working with or under AXIGEN's mail server is bound to make you a lot more efficient and a lot less worried. Yet another great product from a company worthy of its reputation.

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Installing Ubuntu 9.04's New Notifications in Ubuntu 8.10 at 1:07 PM

Well, I don't really know how many of you have heard about the new notification system that was already implemented in the upcoming Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope), but because the current state of Jaunty is Alpha, I thought it would be a good idea to teach you guys how to install these very nice notifications in your Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) operating system.

The new notification framework was named "Notify-OSD" and it can handle both keyboard actions, such as volume and brightness, and application notifications. What does this mean? Well... for example, when you change the volume or the brightness of your monitor, when new software updates are available, when a network connection has been established... a very nice and stylish notification will be displayed for a few seconds in the top right corner of the screen.

How do they look? Take a look at the screenshot below :

OK, so... are you ready to install these eye-candy notifications in your Ubuntu 8.10? Good, I thought so... Then follow the instructions below carefully!

ATTENTION: The following guide will NOT install the notification framework on your system! It will only be downloaded and compiled, but not installed. So you don't need to worry that it will break your current installation! Moreover, be aware that the new notifications will not work for Pidgin, in Ubuntu 8.10, even if you install the "pidgin-libnotify" package! If we find a workaround for this, we will let you know. Besides that, the notifications will appear for software updates, network connections, etc.

Step 1 - Installing the Requirements:

You need to install some required packages before you can grab, compile and install the notification framework. Therefore, open a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal) and paste the following command:

sudo apt-get install bzr gnome-common automake autoconf libgtk2.0-dev libgconf2-dev libdbus-glib-1-dev libx11-dev libnotify-dev libnotify1 build-essential libnotify-bin

Editor's note :
After you pasted the command above and hit the Enter key, you should see something like "Need to get 21.MB/27.2MB of archives. After this operation, 95.8MB of additional disk space will be used. Do you want to continue [Y/n]?". There will be 77 packages that need to be installed!

The numbers may not be the same for your system, because it is possible that some of the packages are already installed. Whatever the case is, type Y and hit Enter to install the requirements.

This will take a few minutes, depending on your Internet connection. The installation will be over when the command prompt will be available again and above it you will see something like "Processing triggers for python-support ...".

Step 2 - Download, Compile and Install Notify-OSD

Now that we grabbed the required packages, it's time to fetch the notification framework. Paste the following command in a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal):

bzr branch lp:notify-osd

Wait a few seconds for the download to finish! When it's over you can type (or paste) the following commands, one by one (hit Enter after each one):

mv notify-osd .notify-osd
cd ~/.notify-osd
sh autogen.sh

This will take some time (a few minutes) and you will see a lot of scrolling text. When it says "Now type 'make' to compile notify-osd"... type:

make

Once again, you will see a lot of text scrolling... Wait until it stops and continue with the next step!

Step 3 - Final Touches

There is one more step that keeps you away from those very nice notifications... you need to add the notification framework to autostart programs. Follow the next instructions:

1. Download the notify-osd.sh script and Save it on your desktop!
2. Right click on the notify-osd.sh script, go to Properties, then to the Permissions tab and check the "Allow executing file as program" box.

3. Move the script in your home folder, then go to System -> Preferences -> Sessions...

...click on the "Add" button and type the following:

- In the Name field type: Notify-OSD
- In the Command field type: /home/YOURUSERNAME/notify-osd.sh

Note: Replace "YOURUSERNAME" in the above command with your username (e.g. /home/User/notify-osd.sh)

Click the "Add" button to add the entry to the startup program list. That's it! Now log out and log back in and you will see the new notifications...

Have fun! Ohh... and if you don't like them, uncheck the Notify-OSD entry in the Sessions window (System -> Preferences -> Sessions), log out and log back it. Your old notifications will be restored.

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Virus Intruder in Yahoo Messenger at 8:00 AM

Are you a chatter? All people in the world using internet as a media for communications. We know we can do anything with internet, like a browsing, surfing, download, chatting and etc. With communication people can know all information that happens in the world, a news from our family or our friends. Chatting is a one way to communicate our self to the world, we can use Yahoo messenger, MIRC, Google Talk, Facebook and etc for communication tools. Many good people using chat tools for a good thinks but there are bad people like using chat tools too. They use chat for spreading their desire, spreading their tricky, spreading a viruses to disturb and destroy all chatters. Virus that they spread is like a spam, tracking, phising, sneaping to get data or information from computer chatter. They just not do that, virus that they spread is also can destroy our computer or damage one of our hardware computer.

So…please be careful when you chat with someone that you didn’t know before, because maybe they are a virus. I’ve many friends who has get attacked by virus when they chat in Yahoo Messenger. This is one name that you must put into your blacklist when you chat with Yahoo Messenger : “prince_ots 737@yahoo.com”, this name attack chatter with adding someone method to be his friend and from there he will send you files with virus inside. So…tell your friends and family including your self too to do not receive and open a file which has been send by this name, prince_ots 737@yahoo.com usually send a virus file with name cikoi_sons, ha5rul and frenzck2. This virus which have a function to kill your hard drive. Mean time…there are no one antivirus can kill this virus. So please be careful.

Abang Batak hope this information can be useful for all of my friends who have read this post. Until this time I’ve no got information yet is this virus can also attack with other chat tools. Don’t be forget to spread this information to all people that you’ve ever know.

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Driver Site List at 12:55 AM

We know a computer build by Hardware + Software which Operating System controlled both ware at the end. Every component in our computer needs a software to obtain detected for operating system like a Windows, Linux or Mac etc. This software is called Driver. Driver is a ID for the hardware on operating system which OS can make a call or use it base on hardware function kinds. So when we want to buy a hardware it's also included with a driver CD by the seller. The questions is how if our driver CD is broken or lost?

Base on that situations, i'll try to share about a few site which can we use to download that drivers. Of course we have to know about our driver kind, signboard and type before.

You can try on this site below :

http://www.driver.com

http://www.amptron.com

http://www.mrdriver.com

http://www.pcdrivers.com

http://www.drivershq.com

http://www.driverzone.com

http://www.windrivers.com

http://www.helpdrivers.com

http://www.voodoofiles.com

http://www.driverforum.com

http://www.driverguide.com (user:drivers password:all)

http://www.driversearch.com

http://www.driverupdate.com

http://www.video-drivers.com

http://www.driversplanet.com

http://www.perfectdrivers.com

http://www.totallydrivers.com

http://www.windowsxp-drivers.com

http://www.galttech.com/drivers.html

http://www.biocentral.com

http://www.abit.com (abit)

http://www.acer.com (acer)

http://www.amd.com (AMD)

http://www.afga.com (afga)

http://www.albatron.com.tw (Albatron)

http://www.megatrends.com (AMI – American Megatrends)

http://www.apple.com (Apple)

http://www.aopen.com (A-open)

http://www.asus.com (ASUS)

http://www.ati.com (ATI Technologies)

http://www.cisco.com (Cisco System)

http://www.compaq.com (Compaq)

http://www.creative.com (Creative)

http://www.dell.com (Dell)

http://www.epox.com (Epox)

http://www.Epson.com (Epson)

http://www.fujitsu.com (fujitsu)

http://www.gigabyte.com (Gigabyte)

http://www.hp.com (Hewlet Packard)

http://www.ibm.com (IBM)

http://www.intel.com (Intel)

http://www.kodak.com (Kodak)

http://www.lexmark.com (Lexmark)

http://www.lge.com (LG)

http://www.logitech.com (Logitech)

http://www.matrox.com (Matrox)

http://www.maxtor.com (Maxtor)

http://www.msicomputer.com (MSI)

http://www.nvidia.com (Nvidia)

http://www.quantum.com (Quantum)

http://www.seagate.com (Seagate)

http://www.samsung.com (Samsung)

http://www.sis.com (SIS)

http://www.soyo.com (SOYO)

http://www.toshiba.com (Toshiba)

http://www.umax.com (Umax)

http://www.usrobotics.com (US Robotics)

http://www.wdc.com (Western Digital)

http://www.xerox.com (Xerox)

http://www.canon.com (Canon)

http://www.cdrom-drivers.com

http://www.input-drivers.com

http://www.modem-drivers.com

http://www.monitor-drivers.com

http://www.network-drivers.com

http://www.printer-drivers.com

http://www.scanner-drivers.com

http://www.souncard-drivers.com

http://www.storagedrivers.com

http://www.usb-drivers.com

http://www.driverguide.com

http://www.driverfiles.com

Have a try...and may your driver problem is fixed. If you have a another information about driver download site, please tell me because when you tell me..you tell the peoples.

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Arch Linux Tutorial Installation [Part 3] at 1:57 AM

Welcome To Arch Linux Tutorial Installation [Part 3], if you are a new readers i suggest you to visit and read Arch Linux Tutorial Installation [Part 1] and Arch Linux Tutorial Installation [Part 2]. Without wasting our time...i'll continue my explanation about installation of Arch Linux.

You will be asked for a default console-based text editor, so select nano if you are an inexperienced user. Then you will see a list with the most important configuration files that you can tweak to meet your needs (ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING) :

I suggest you to leave the configuration files as they are and go to the Root-Password option to setup a password for the root (system administration) account. Type the password, hit enter and then type it again. If successful, you'll come back to the Configuration menu where you can setup a mirror for the Pacman package manager or return to the Main Menu :

The fifth option allows you to Install the Kernel:

You will see a list with only one kernel, so there is no other choice here than to select the default one :

Once again, you will be asked if you want to keep packages in pacman cache. Select 'No' and the kernel will be installed. You will be notified when the kernel installation is complete, scroll the text until you see Package Installation Complete and then hit 'Continue'. You will see a message that lets you know the kernel was successfully installed.

Hit 'OK' and you must configure the kernel now. Select 'Yes' for the first question:

Before rebuilding the fallback image, it is recommended that you review the configuration file. Hit 'OK' and you'll be put into a text editor (GNU nano). Inexperienced users should hit CTRL+X to exit the editor:

The fallback image will be rebuilt. It will take a few seconds:



You are back to the Main Menu. Select the sixth option, Install Bootloader:

Here are two options: GRUB and LILO. If you have no idea what to select, I strongly recommend you to choose GRUB:

Before installing GRUB, it is recommended that you review the configuration file. Hit 'OK' and you'll be put into a text editor (GNU nano):

Inexperienced users should hit CTRL+X to exit the editor:

Then you must select the boot device where the GRUB boot loader will be installed. It is recommended to hit ENTER here with the default option /dev/sda (MBR):

You'll be asked if you have software raid installed:



�GRUB was successfully installed� is the message you'll receive next. Hit 'OK':



Exit the installer and type reboot:

Remove the CD from the optical drive. The system will boot from the hard drive and you will see the GRUB boot loader. Hit enter on the default option (Arch Linux) or wait for 5 seconds for the system to boot:

At the login prompt, type root and the password you have set up when you installed the system. When you're logged in, type startx to enter the graphical environment:

That's it! Congratulations, you've just installed Arch Linux. Thanks to softpedia which has give this tutorial with a screenshot and make our to be easy on installation.

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