Accessing files through web-browser

Does anyone know of a global way to disable the ability to browse a directory structure of a BEA domain through a web browser.
For example, if a user knows of a directory within a domain, and that directory does not contain an index.jsp file, the user will see the files. How can we prevent this without putting an index.jsp file in every directory?

mosidiot wrote:
I had just installed a NMH410 and has some questions as follows:
1. Can NMH410 be used as an external HDD without internet?
Yes - The NMH is a local network device, and you can store/retrieve files on it using the computers on your home network using either Windows Explorer, or connecting to it in Linux/MacOS as a Samba share.
However: The NMH requires an Internet connection to dowload firmware updates, and - If my experiences today are anything to go on - You'll need to have up to date Flash support in your web browser to be able to configure and administrate the thing.
(See the new thread that I'll be posting in this forum shortly.)
mosidiot wrote:
2. Is there anywhere I can upload files through the web browser?
Yes - The NMH does support uploading via a web browser as long as the latter has a recent Flash plugin installed. For small numbers of files, this should work fine...But for larger numbers of files, I'd suggest using either Windows Explorer, or the Media Importer program that came on the enclosed CD-ROM. :-)
You can find full details and instructions for doing both of the above in the NMH 4xx user guide, which may be downloaded Here. :-)
Farewell... >:-)
+++ DieselDragon +++
Edit: Corrected broken link to user guide.

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NMH410 as a external hard drive & upload files through web browser

Hi,
I had just installed a NMH410 and has some questions as follow:
Can NMH410 be used as an external HDD without internet?
Is there anywhere I can upload files through the web browser?

mosidiot wrote:
I had just installed a NMH410 and has some questions as follows:
1. Can NMH410 be used as an external HDD without internet?
Yes - The NMH is a local network device, and you can store/retrieve files on it using the computers on your home network using either Windows Explorer, or connecting to it in Linux/MacOS as a Samba share.
However: The NMH requires an Internet connection to dowload firmware updates, and - If my experiences today are anything to go on - You'll need to have up to date Flash support in your web browser to be able to configure and administrate the thing.
(See the new thread that I'll be posting in this forum shortly.)
mosidiot wrote:
2. Is there anywhere I can upload files through the web browser?
Yes - The NMH does support uploading via a web browser as long as the latter has a recent Flash plugin installed. For small numbers of files, this should work fine...But for larger numbers of files, I'd suggest using either Windows Explorer, or the Media Importer program that came on the enclosed CD-ROM. :-)
You can find full details and instructions for doing both of the above in the NMH 4xx user guide, which may be downloaded Here. :-)
Farewell... >:-)
+++ DieselDragon +++
Edit: Corrected broken link to user guide.

Unable to access CMC through web browser

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I have a BOXI3.1 Windows install on a VM server. Install is up and running and I can access the CMC via Start menu on the server. When I attempt to access the CMC via browser on a remote computer it fails with a "IE cannot display the webpage" error message.
I have tried http://alias:8080/cmcapp, http://servername:8080/cmcapp and http://IP address:8080/cmcapp, but all fail.
Is there a server setting or a BO setting that must be changed?
Thanks in advance for you help!

Hi Scott,
The communication should be two way communication. In both machine host entries the other machine details with hostname should be entered. Try this way should work and if any firewall configured please allow both the machines to communicate.
If this doesn't work then check for the following:
In VM there is an option configured to Ethenet called Host Only entry turned it to bridged will solve the problem.
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Pawan

How to Show preview of adobe illustrator file on web browser

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Is there any possibility to showing preview of adobe illustrator file on web browser through Flex or Flash or any other application.
If any kindly suggest me.

Hi Mylenium
Thanks for all your suggestions..
While Googling on this issues I come to know that Illustrator file can be exported in XAML format with the help of a small plug-in, and that XAML file can be use in Microsoft silverlight. Then we can preview our Illustrator artwork on web browser. Also we can select each artwork (line, point, shape etc) on design view (on Microsoft Expression Blend). This is what I required.
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http://drawlogic.com/category/xaml/page/2/
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Do mac os get virus through web browsing ?

Hi, i wonder if mac can be infected by virus through web browsing ?
If yes, how can i protect myself. I have also installed some third party app how can i check if my computer is clean or not.

You can be caught by some malware through uncareful browsing. To protect yourself simply avoid websites you know nothing about, don't click on a link unless you know what will happen, ignore any pop-ups or alerts telling you that you must immediately download something in order to protect or clean up your computer. These are all scams or are aimed at Windows machines.
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See these Apple articles:
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          OS X Lion- Protect your Mac from malware
          OS X Mountain Lion- Protect your Mac from malware
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1. There is no anti-malware software that can detect 100% of the malware out there.
2. There is no anti-malware that can detect anything targeting the Mac because there
     is no Mac malware in the wild, and therefore, no "signatures" to detect.
3. The very best way to prevent the most attacks is for you as the user to be aware that
     the most successful malware attacks rely on very sophisticated social engineering
     techniques preying on human avarice, ****, and fear.
4. Internet popups saying the FBI, NSA, Microsoft, your ISP has detected malware on
    your computer is intended to entice you to install their malware thinking it is a
    protection against malware.
5. Some of the anti-malware products on the market are worse than the malware
    from which they purport to protect you.
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7. Only download anything from sites you know are safe.
8. Avoid links you receive in email, always be suspicious even if you get something
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9. If there is any question in your mind, then assume it is malware.

AdobeAcrobat/Reader that is running can not be used to view PDF Files in Web Browser...what do I need to do to fix this..

I just got Windows 7 and have been having problems since loading it. Most of my drivers only go to Vista and don't recognize 7.
I have trying to download some manuals from their website
and keep getting this message; Adobe Acrobat/reader that is running can not be used to view PDF files in Web Browser.

Could I suggest a workaround for PDFs until a solution is posted? Open them directly in the Adobe application rather than in a browser tab.
In your Adobe application(s), go to:
Edit > Preferences > Internet
Then uncheck "Display PDF in browser"
(There are very few sites where having PDF integrated is really beneficial.)

Error while Submiting Support message through Web browser

Hi Gurus
I am geting error while submiting Support message through Web browser i.e BSP . Please find the error message below
"Error: The system could not create the message because of an RFC connection "NONE " error Service-specific Csutomizing missing for transaction ZLFN"
Note: ZLFN is our Service Desk Message type.
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Bhaskar

Hello,
check if when you configured your new transaction type ZLFN you have included a corresponding entry in view CRMC_SERVICE_H.
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View files in Web browser only, restrict download/edit/copy/print

Can I use the IRM feature (to restrict edit/copy/print) along with Web Apps (to view the file in web browser only)?
Will this ensure restricted download?

try these links:
http://www.msexchange.org/blogs/patricio/get-news/irm-information-rights-management-features-and-limitations-using-office-web-apps-premise.html
http://searchwindowsserver.techtarget.com/tip/Protecting-SharePoint-2010-document-libraries-with-IRM
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_web_apps_server_2013_support_blog/archive/2014/03/12/irm-information-rights-management-features-and-limitations-using-office-web-apps-on-premise.aspx
http://blogs.office.com/2012/11/09/whats-new-with-information-rights-management-in-sharepoint-and-sharepoint-online/
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Sending audio files through web service

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How can we send audio (mp3,wmv) files through web services ? i have tried making a byte array of the file and then sending the byte array through the web service, but it give OutOfMemory error. so is there any better and practical way of doing it ?

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Not able to access meeting place 6.0 through Web browser

Meeting Place version : 6.0
Issue : Not able to access meeting place through a web browser
Getting errors regarding database in eventviewer.

Also, if you reset the "sa" password in Microsoft SQL Server, you will want to reset it in MeetingPlace. Do this by going to the desktop of the Web Server(s), then double click on the orange door on the bottom right, click on the Web Conferencing tab, and re-entering the "sa" password for both the Database Connection and the Slave Database Connection if both are showing.
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ACE unable to access through web browser.

Hi Team,
We have 4710 ACE in our network and currently we are using software version A3 2.0.
Currently we are not able to access the ACE through web interface but Telnet is happening properly. Connection is establing while we are doing the telnet to ACE through port 80 and port 443. Kindly suggest what will be the Issue? Please find the below dummy configuration.
resource-class SLB_STICKY
limit-resource all minimum 0.00 maximum unlimited
limit-resource sticky minimum 10.00 maximum equal-to-min
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class-map type management match-any CM_Remote_MGMT
description *** Class-Map defined the permitted Protocol list for Remote Management ***
201 match protocol icmp any
202 match protocol telnet any
203 match protocol http any
204 match protocol https any
205 match protocol snmp any
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description *** Policy-Map defined the permitted Protocol list for Remote Management ***
class CM_Remote_MGMT
permit
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no normalization
no icmp-guard
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no shutdown
Thanks in advance..
Regards,
Ranjith

Hi Ranjith,
I dont see any problem with the config as per the doc.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/data_center_app_services/ace_appliances/vA3_1_0/configuration/quick/guide/setup.html#wp1010367
What browser are you using? Did you atleast get a message to accept the SSL certificate as trusted when you access https://10.160.7.3
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OMS is up and running but unable to get the console page through web browser

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It was working till yesterday, I am not sure what happened suddenly that its not accessible anynore.
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Also, my agents can not connect to the OMS , I see that last succesfull OMS heartbeat is not current .
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Issues showing PDF files in web-browser (Windows 7 x64, 32-bit version of AdobeReader X)

I'm not sure if this is the right way to share my experience, but at least I know Google will discover this thread eventually and maybe someone else will find what I have been looking for the past 3 hours
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I hope someone can save a bit of time on this one.
Best regards!
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Immediately after installing adobe--
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After unchecking-- it stays in the https://courses.worldcampus.psu.edu/public/diagnostics/Acrobat.html instead of showing test pdf file--Acro_Test.pdf
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Opening a specific page of a PDF through web browser not working with IE5.5

Hi,
I need an urgent help to reslove the problem below.
Using Netscape 4.7, When I am trying to open a specific page of
a PDF file through the web browser using the command below.
web.show_document('http://oraweb/abc.pdf#page=3','_self');
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pages correctly.
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only the firt time. Any calls to the command does not change the
page at all.
Could anybody help me to resolve this problem ASAP?
Thanks
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I think this is a problem of IE5.5 with PDF-Files.
You can find more information at acrobat web site
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There is a setting in the reader where you can say that
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Remote access using a web browser

Does anyone know how secure your system is accessing labview remotely.
Whenever you're accessing Labview(port 80) from a remote location
through a web browser there is nothing stopping a hacker from gaining
access to your system.
Is there anyway to prevent outside access to the sytem?

Casey wrote:
> Does anyone know how secure your system is accessing labview remotely.
> Whenever you're accessing Labview(port 80) from a remote location
> through a web browser there is nothing stopping a hacker from gaining
> access to your system.
>
> Is there anyway to prevent outside access to the sytem?
Well, if you prevent outside access you automatically prevent access
altogether so you won't be able to use a browser to connect to it. If a
browser can connect anyone with some TCP/IP knowledge can connect too.
If you want to disable that possibility you also disable access by browsers.
However the WebServer in LabVIEW is fairly secure and it is quite
unlikely that you can abuse it to gain access to your machine. The
biggest risk would be a DOS attack which in older versions of LabVIEW
were possible at some time.
You have some options. If you only need access to the WebServer from
your Intranet, simply don't allow routing from outside traffic to your
LabVIEW computer at all. You configure this in your firewall.
I assume you have a firewall, (not the playtoy included in Windows XP
but a real one) because if you haven't you have a lot more and bigger
problems to worry before you even think about a possible vulnerability
in the LabVIEW WebServer.
If you do need to have outside access to your LabVIEW WebServer you can
configure the firewall to only allow outside access to port 80 on your
LabVIEW computers IP address. And if that seems still scary to you the
better approach is to use a real WebServer such as Apache and do
everything there. Don't forget the firewall though. Eventhough Apache
may have some security problems every now and then, they are usually
discovered fast and fixed even faster. So if you monitor the situation
and react on known vulneribilities you can have a very secure system.
LabVIEW vulneribilities are often not found as fast because a lot less
people use it and even fewer try to actually seek out such systems and
attack them on purpose.
Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

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