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Benefits of PowerFlex 525 AC Drive

The PowerFlex 525 AC Drive has a small, modular design that saves panel space and makes maintenance and installation easier. Integrated EtherNet/IP allows for smooth integration with PLC and SCADA systems, and a USB programming port allows for quick parameter configuration without requiring power. Sensorless Vector Control (SVC) and optional closed-loop operation are two examples of advanced motor control features that guarantee accurate speed and torque regulation. With Safe Torque Off (STO), the drive improves safety by lowering the requirement for external safety relays. In order to optimize power consumption and lower operating costs, its energy-efficient design also supports a variety of motor control modes.

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SVC: Leading the Way in Advanced Surfactant Manufacturing for Diverse Industrial Applications

Surfactants are critical components in various industries, serving as essential ingredients for emulsification, wetting, dispersion, and stabilization. SVC, a leading surfactant manufacturer in India, has established itself as a key player in the production of a wide array of surfactants tailored to meet the unique demands of sectors such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, construction, personal care, and more.

Pioneering Surfactant Technology

SVC’s EO/PO Condensate Division is at the forefront of surfactant innovation, utilizing advanced technology and stringent quality norms to create eco-friendly, high-performance surfactants. The division specializes in manufacturing Non-Ionic, Anionic, Cationic, and Amphoteric surfactants, using sophisticated reactions like ethoxylation, propoxylation, esterification, alkylation, sulfonation, and amidification.

These high-quality surfactants are not only produced to meet rigorous industry standards but are also customized to fulfill specific requirements for different applications. The state-of-the-art facilities at SVC-Dehgam, Gujarat, ensure efficient production and timely delivery, supported by a robust R&D center that is continuously developing new products to enhance the existing portfolio.

A Deep Dive into SVC’s Product Offerings

EO/PO Condensate Surfactants

Alkyl Phenol Ethoxylates: These are versatile surfactants used as emulsifiers, wetting agents, and dispersing agents. SVC’s range includes Nonyl Phenol Ethoxylates, Octyl Phenol Ethoxylates, Styrenated Phenol Ethoxylates, and Card Phenol Ethoxylates. These products find widespread use in textile, detergent, agrochemical, and paint industries.

Fatty Acid Ethoxylates: Primarily used in textile formulations and spin finishes, this product line includes Oleic Acid, Stearic Acid, Coconut Fatty Acid, and Lauric/Palmitic/Myristic Acid Ethoxylates. SVC provides tailor-made solutions with specific moles to suit various needs.

Polyethylene Glycols (PEGs): SVC’s PEGs are stable, non-toxic solvents compliant with IP/USP/NF standards, utilized in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, oral care, and other industries. Their molecular weights range from 200 to 10,000, making them adaptable for diverse applications.

Fatty Amine Ethoxylates: These surfactants are used as dye leveling and wetting agents in textiles and detergents. The product range includes Stearyl Amine Ethoxylates, Tallow Amine Ethoxylates, Coco Amine Ethoxylates, and Ethylene Diamine Ethoxylates.

EO/PO Co-Polymers These co-polymers are non-ionic surfactants that exhibit low foaming properties, making them ideal for water treatment, paint formulations, and oil field applications. Customization of specific moles is available to meet unique industrial demands.

Fatty Alcohol Ethoxylates SVC offers a broad spectrum of fatty alcohol ethoxylates used in shampoos, detergents, emulsifiers, and other personal and home care products. The product line includes Lauryl Alcohol, Ceto Stearyl Alcohol, Oleyl Cetyl Alcohol, and more, ensuring comprehensive coverage for multiple applications.

Castor/Natural Oil Ethoxylates Known for their wide range of applications, these surfactants are crucial in agriculture, textile, leather, and paint formulations. The products include Castor Oil Ethoxylates, Hydrogenated Castor Oil Ethoxylates, and Soya Oil Ethoxylates, designed for superior emulsification and stabilization.

Polysorbate (TWN) Ethoxylates TWNs, or Polysorbates, produced by SVC are of high purity, low color, and odor, making them ideal for sensitive applications. They include TWN 20, TWN 40, TWN 60, TWN 65, TWN 80, and TWN 85, with customization options to suit specific industrial needs.

Amides SVC manufactures a variety of amides such as Coco Monoethanolamide, Coco Diethanolamide, and Coco Betaine. These products are essential in personal care applications like shampoos and conditioners, offering foaming, thickening, and emulsifying properties.

Ester Products Esters have broad applications, including cosmetics, food, and mechanical oils. SVC’s range includes Glycol Esters, Glyceryl Esters, Sorbitan Esters, and Phosphate Esters, all produced to exacting standards for optimal performance.

Specialty Chemicals for Diverse Applications

SVC’s Specialty Chemicals Division provides tailored solutions across multiple industries. These chemicals are developed to achieve specific performance criteria set by the customers and are backed by a competent R&D team. Some of the key industry segments catered to include:

Commitment to Quality and Sustainability

SVC is committed to producing eco-friendly surfactants using sustainable methods. The company adheres to strict quality norms and employs advanced manufacturing technologies to ensure product consistency and environmental safety. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to meet both Indian and international standards, making SVC a trusted name in the surfactant manufacturing industry.

Customization and Research Excellence

One of SVC’s key strengths lies in its ability to develop customized solutions. By understanding the specific requirements of different industries, the company can produce tailor-made surfactants and chemical blends that meet the exact needs of its clients. The Advanced Research & Development Center plays a crucial role in this, constantly innovating and expanding the product portfolio to keep up with evolving market demands.

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Top 6 Windows Command Prompt Commands You Must Know

The command prompt has been a part of Windows for a very long time, but now, it is gradually disappearing from the Windows interface. Its disappearance will make the system better as it is an obsolete and unnecessary tool that belongs to the era of text-based input. However, there are still a few useful CMD commands and improvements to the system. Here are those few commands you must know about:

Assoc

On Windows, most of the files are associated with a unique program, and everything is assigned in a particular order to open the file by default. But it can be challenging to remember all the associations and work through them at once. This is where the Assoc command comes to the rescue as it will help you remind the associations. Enter the ‘assoc’ command on your display to check the list full of filename extensions and program associations. It will also enable you to use the commands properly. You can also extend the command for tweaking the file associations.

If you are working on Windows 10, then you can access a user-friendly interface and change the file type association in seconds. For this purpose, you have to open the Settings app on your desktop. From there, go to Apps and click on Default Apps. Then, select ‘Choose Default App by File Type.’

File Comparison

The File Comparison command will help you identify the differences in text between two files. If you are a programmer, this command will prove beneficial to help you figure out the minute mistakes or changes you have made in two versions of a file. Even writers, students, etc., can use it for an easy and quick way to check their files. To use this command, you have to type ‘fc’ followed by the directory path and file name of both the files you want to compare. You can also choose to extend the command as per your preferences. If you type ‘/b,’ it will start comparing only binary output, and entering the ‘/c’ command will disregard the case of texts you have chosen to compare.

Ipconfig

The Ipconfig command imparts the IP address your computer is using at the moment. Like every other device, if your PC is connected to a Wi-Fi router, you will receive your router’s local network address. This command is useful due to its extensions. Use the ‘ipconfig /release’ command with ‘ipconfig /renew’ to force your Windows PC into getting a new IP address. You can use this command when your PC claims not to have any new IP address. Using the ‘ipconfig /flushdns’ command, you can refresh your DNS address.

Ping

When you cannot figure out if the packets are reaching a particular networked device or not, use the Ping command on your desktop. You can use this command to send a series of test packets to the specified address by typing ‘ping’ followed by the IP address or web domain. If the command prompts an arrival and return, it indicates that the device can communicate with your PC. In case it fails to do so, know that something is interrupting or blocking communication between your PC and the device. With this, you can determine the root cause of the issue, which could either be network hardware failure or an improper configuration.

Systeminfo

Using the Systeminfo command, you will receive a detailed configuration overview on your desktop screen. You will find a list containing the operating system and hardware details on it. You can check the original Windows installation date, BIOS version, last boot time, network card configurations, installed hotfixes, and more through this list. Type ‘systeminfo /s’ followed by the hostname of your desktop on your local network. You might even have to add additional syntax elements for the domain, user name, and password to the original command. Here is an example of doing that:

systeminfo /s [host_name] /u [domain]\[user_name] /p [user_password]

Tasklist

Using the Tasklist command, you will receive the latest list of all the tasks running on your computer. Sometimes, this command can act a little redundant with the Task manager, yet it can find tasks hidden from your view in a specific utility. You can also add a wide range of modifiers to use it as per your requirements. Use the ‘Tasklist -svc’ command to check the services related to all the tasks. With the ‘tasklist -v’ command, you will receive additional details related to each task. You can use these commands for advanced level troubleshooting.

In similar ways, multiple other commands serve a different purpose and help you have a better and smooth experience using the Windows PC. Some commands are only relevant to Windows 8 and 8.1, but the ones mentioned above can be used on Windows with any version. But these commands will act differently on each Windows version, depending on the update you are currently using.

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VMware vRO 8 SNMP  traps

//HOWTO

Set the SNMP Trap Port

Before setting the SNMP Trap port via the workflow you have to open that port in the firewall and forward the traffic on that port to vRO podLogin to the console on the appliance and run the following commands

# Create a variable for the SNMP port (81-32767) SNMP_PORT=22222# Create a kubernetes NodePort service for that SNMP port over UDP kubectl -n prelude expose deployment vco-app --type=NodePort --name=vro-snmp-$SNMP_PORT --port=$SNMP_PORT --target-port=$SNMP_PORT --protocol=UDP # Add the port as nodePort to the service kubectl -n prelude patch svc vro-snmp-$SNMP_PORT --type='json' -p '[{"op":"replace","path":"/spec/ports/0/nodePort","value":'$SNMP_PORT'}]'# Patch the service so the source IP address can reach the vRO pod kubectl -n prelude patch svc vro-snmp-$SNMP_PORT -p '{"spec":{"externalTrafficPolicy":"Local"}}'# Create firewall rules for that port over UDP iptables -A INPUT -p udp -m udp --dport $SNMP_PORT -j ACCEPT

Known issues

- After an upgrade the service needs to be recreated by running the commands again

- Only ports 81-32767 can be used

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PT-NC6494P0-IHS 180° : Stitched 16 MP Panoramic Camera

KEY FEATURES

1/1.8 inch Progressive Scan CMOS

resolution 4800 × 2688 @ 30 fps in panorama display mode

Multiple display modes available: panorama, original, panorama + e-PTZ, and divided panorama

Up to 20 m IR distance

265+, H.264+

BLC, 3D DNR, HLC, Defog, EIS (only the original mode supports)

Audio and alarm I/O

IP67, IK10

CAMERA

Image Sensor1/1.8 inch Progressive Scan CMOS

Min. IlluminationColour: 0.009 Lux @ (F1.6, AGC ON) B/W: 0.0018 Lux @ (F1.6, AGC ON), 0 Lux with IR

Shutter Speed1/25 s to 1/100,000 s

Day & NightIR cut filter. Blue glass module to reduce ghost phenomenon.

WDRDigital WDR

Angle AdjustmentPan: 0° to 355°, tilt: 0° to 90°

LENS

Lens TypeFixed lens, 2.8 mm/6 mm, four lenses

ApertureF1.4

FocusManual

FOV2.8 mm: horizontal FOV 180°, vertical FOV 90° 6 mm: horizontal FOV 180°, vertical FOV 25°

Lens MountM16

ILLUMINATOR

IR RangeFour IR LEDs, up to 20 m

Wavelength850 nm

VIDEO

Max. Resolution“2.8 mm Panorama + e-PTZ mode: panorama channel: 1920 × 1080; e-PTZ channel: 1920 × 1080 Panorama mode: 4800 × 2688 Original mode: 2688 × 1520 Divided panorama: 2400 × 1344 6 mm Panorama + e-PTZ mode: panorama channel: 3072 × 540; e-PTZ channel: 1920 × 1080 Panorama mode: 8160 × 1440 Original mode: 2688 × 1520 Divided panorama: 2032 × 1440

Main Stream“2.8 mm Panorama + e-PTZ mode: panorama channel: 50Hz: 25fps (1920 × 1080, 960 × 540), 60Hz: 30fps (1920 × 1080, 960 × 540); e-PTZ channel: 50Hz: 25fps (1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720), 60Hz: 30fps (1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720) Panorama mode: 50Hz: 25fps (4800 × 2688, 3840 × 2160, 2688 × 1520), 60Hz: 30fps (4800 × 2688, 3840 × 2160, 2688 × 1520) Original mode: 50Hz: 25fps (2688 × 1520), 60Hz: 30fps (2688 × 1520) 6 mm Panorama + e-PTZ mode: panorama channel: 50Hz: 25fps (3072 × 540, 2688 × 480, 1920 × 320), 60Hz: 30fps (3072 × 540, 2688 × 480, 1920 × 320); ePTZ channel: 50Hz: 25fps (1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720), 60Hz: 30fps (1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720) Panorama mode: 50Hz: 25fps (8160 × 1440, 6720 × 1200, 4800 × 840), 60Hz: 30fps (8160 × 1440, 6720 × 1200, 4800 × 840) Original mode: 50Hz: 25fps (2688 × 1520), 60Hz: 30fps (2688 × 1520)

Sub-Stream“2.8 mm Panorama mode: 50Hz: 25fps (1920 × 1080, 960 × 540), 60Hz: 30fps (1920 × 1080, 960 × 540) 6 mm Panorama mode: 50Hz: 25fps (3072 × 540, 2688 × 480, 1920 × 320), 60Hz: 30fps (3072 × 540, 2688 × 480, 1920 × 320)

Video Compression“Main stream: H.265/H.264 Sub-stream: H.265/H.264/MJPEG

H.264 TypeBaseline Profile/Main Profile/High Profile

H.264+Main stream supports

H.265 TypeMain Profile

H.265+Main stream supports

Video Bit Rate32 Kbps to 16 Mbps

Scalable Video Coding (SVC)H.264 and H.265 encoding

AUDIO

Audio CompressionG.711/G.722.1/G.726/MP2L2/PCM

Audio Bit Rate64Kbps(G.711)/16Kbps(G.722.1)/16Kbps(G.726)/32- 192Kbps(MP2L2)/32Kbps(PCM)

Environment Noise FilteringYes

Audio Sampling Rate8 kHz/16 kHz/32 kHz/48 kHz

SMART FEATURE-SET

Basic Event“Motion detection (only panorama mode supports), exception (network disconnected, IP address conflict, illegal login, HDD full, HDD error) ”

People DensityYes (only panorama mode supports)

Linkage Method“Upload to FTP/NAS/memory card, notify surveillance center, send email, trigger alarm output, trigger recording, trigger capture ”

IMAGE

Image EnhancementBLC, HLC, 3D DNR, Defog, EIS (only the original mode supports)

Image Settings“Rotate mode (only the original mode supports), saturation, brightness, contrast, sharpness, AGC, and white balance are adjustable by client software or web browser

Target CroppingYes (only panorama mode supports)

Day/Night SwitchDay/Night/Auto/Schedule/Triggered by Alarm In

Picture OverlayLOGO picture can be overlaid on video with 128 × 128 24bit bmp format

NETWORK

Network Storage“Support Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card (256G), local storage and NAS (NFS,SMB/CIFS), ANR

Protocols“TCP/IP, ICMP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, PPPoE, NTP, UPnP, SMTP, SNMP, IGMP, 802.1X, QoS, IPv6, UDP, Bonjour

APIISAPI, SDK

Security“Password protection, complicated password, HTTPS encryption, 802.1X authentication (EAP-TLS, EAP-LEAP, EAP-MD5), watermark, IP address filter, basic and digest authentication for HTTP/HTTPS, WSSE and digest authentication for RTP/RTSP over HTTPS, control timeout settings, security audit log, TLS 1.2, TLS1.0, TLS1.1

Simultaneous Live ViewUp to 20 channels

User/HostUp to 32 users. 3 user levels: administrator, operator and user

Web BrowserIE8+

INTERFACE

Communication Interface“1 RJ45 10M/100M/1000M Ethernet port; 1 RS-485 interface (half duplex, Pelco-P, Pelco-D, self-adaptive)

Audio“1 input (line in), 3.5 mm 3-section connector, max. input amplitude: 1 vpp, input impedance: 4.7 KΩ, interface type: non-equilibrium; 1 output (line out), 3.5 mm 3-section connector, max. output amplitude: 1 vpp, output impedance: 100 Ω, interface type: non-equilibrium

Alarm2 inputs, 2 outputs (max. 24 VDC, 1A)

On-board StorageBuilt-in micro SD/SDHC/SDXC slot, up to 256 GB

GENERAL

Web Client LanguageEnglish

General Function“Anti-flicker, heartbeat, mirror (only original mode supports), privacy masks (only original mode supports), password protection, watermark, IP address filter (only original mode supports), pixel counter

ResetReset via reset button on camera body, web browser and client software

“Startup and Operating Conditions ”-40 °C to +60 °C (-40 °F to +140 °F), humidity 95% or less (non-condensing)

Storage Conditions-40 °C to 60 °C (-40 °F to 140 °F), humidity 95% or less (non-condensing)

Power Supply12 VDC, three-core terminal block, PoE (802.3at)

Power Consumption and Current12 VDC, 1.6 A, max. 24 W, PoE (802.3at, 42.5 V to 57 V), 0.5 to 0.4 A

MaterialAluminum alloy

HeaterYes

Dimensions“Camera: 189.5 × 207.63 × 206.62 mm (7.46 inch × 8.17 inch × 8.13 inch) Package: 340 × 261 × 293 mm (13.4 inch × 10.3 inch × 11.5 inch)

Weight“Camera: approx. 3 kg (6.6 lb.) With package: approx. 5 kg (11 lb.)

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Gitea is an open-source self-hosted private Git repository. You can host your own git repositories within Gitea, which ships with a good UI that is as interactive as the legendary Github. Some of the features of Gitea include: User dashboard – Users can view commits, clone, report issues, navigate through organizations etc. Issues dashboard – Users can raise issues, view open and closed issues. They can also take part in the resolution of issues by commenting. Pull requests Maintain versions through releases. Monitor the repo activities. etc. This article will cover how to install and configure Gitea on Kubernetes. There are a number of methods that can be used to deploy Gitea on your Kubernetes/OpenShift cluster running either on premise or in the cloud. Gitea can be installed on your Kubernetes/Openshift cluster in two different ways: Using Helm chart Using Custom deployment. We shall cover the installation using both methods. Option 1: Install Gitea on Kubernetes using Helm Chart Before you can use this method, make sure you have the prerequisites below checked: Kubernetes 1.12+ Helm 3.0+ PV provisioner for persistent data support Note that you need a persistent volume (PV) for this kind of deployment as it is stateful. In our previous article we covered how to provision persistent volumes in a Kubernetes cluster using OpenEBS. Make sure you go through it to provision storage classes and persistent volumes. Check the version of Helm running on your system: helm version Add Gitea Helm repo to your system: helm repo add gitea-charts https://dl.gitea.io/charts/ Install Gitea using Helm: helm install gitea gitea-charts/gitea A successful install will give you an output as one below: root@bazenga:~# helm install gitea gitea-charts/gitea NAME: gitea-repo LAST DEPLOYED: Fri Jun 18 23:11:07 2021 NAMESPACE: default STATUS: deployed REVISION: 1 NOTES: 1. Get the application URL by running these commands: echo "Visit http://127.0.0.1:3000 to use your application" kubectl --namespace default port-forward svc/gitea-repo-http 3000:3000 To expose the deployment using NodePort, you will need to create a gitea-values.yaml file that will specify the NodePort then parse the new values along with the installation script. vim gitea-values.yaml Add the NodePort Values: service: http: type: ClusterIP port: 3000 Run the installation along with the YAML file: helm install --values gitea-values.yaml gitea gitea-charts/gitea Confirm that the NodePort service has been created once the installation is done: kubectl get svc Sample output: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get svc NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE gitea-http NodePort 10.233.38.128 3000:32190/TCP 10s gitea-memcached ClusterIP 10.233.5.143 11211/TCP 10s gitea-postgresql ClusterIP 10.233.59.180 5432/TCP 10s gitea-postgresql-headless ClusterIP None 5432/TCP 10s gitea-ssh ClusterIP 10.233.31.153 22/TCP 10s We can confirm that the gitea-http service has been exposed by NodePort on port 32190. You might want to do some modifications to your deployment e.g selecting a different StorageClass and PersistentVolumeClaim. Otherwise Gitea creates a persistent volume from the default StorageClass in your system. Deploy and Use OpenEBS Container Storage on Kubernetes You can check the default StorageClass in your cluster by running the command below: kubectl get sc Example: You will then identify the storage class that is marked with “(default)” which means that it is your default SC. This SC should be able to provision dynamic volumes. I have deployed OpenEBS container storage in my cluster and that is what I use for the dynamic volume provisioning. Deploy and Use OpenEBS Container Storage on Kubernetes

You can check and confirm if the deployment has been successful by checking the status of the deployed pod(s) kubectl get pod | grep gitea Sample output: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get pod | grep gitea gitea-repo-0 1/1 Running 0 7m23s gitea-repo-memcached-655769f459-65wdd 1/1 Running 0 7m23s gitea-repo-postgresql-0 1/1 Running 0 7m23s In my deployment, three pods were deployed and are all running successfully. Option 2: Install Gitea on Kubernetes using Manual Deployment This is another alternative for Gitea deployment where you have to specify the deployment in a YAML file. This is much easier if you want to specify some parameters before deploying. You will also need a persistent volume for this kind of deployment. Create a deployment with the details below: vim gitea-deploy.yaml Add the content below modifying the volume details to fit your environment: apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: gitea labels: app: gitea spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: app: gitea template: metadata: labels: app: gitea spec: containers: - name: gitea image: gitea/gitea:latest ports: - containerPort: 3000 name: gitea - containerPort: 22 name: git-ssh volumeMounts: - mountPath: /data name: git-volume volumes: - name: git-volume persistentVolumeClaim: claimName: git-volume --- apiVersion: v1 kind: PersistentVolumeClaim metadata: name: git-volume spec: accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce resources: requests: storage: 2Gi In the above deployment, we have created a stateful deployment which makes use of a 2GB volume which will be dynamically created by the PersistenVolumeClaim. The volume will be mounted at /data of the container. Apply the deployment to setup Gitea manually. kubectl apply -f gitea-deploy.yaml You will notice that a new deployment is created, which creates the Gitea pod, PVC and persistent volume. The volumes are created from the default StorageClass. Else, you will have to specify the SC from which the PersistentVolume shall be created. Expose Gitea Deployment Using NodePort There are different methods of exposing a deployment, you can choose to use NodePort, Port-forwarding, LoadBalancer, http ingress, etc. We shall be exposing our deployent using Nodeport. To do so, run the command below: kubectl expose deploy gitea --port 3000 --type NodePort This is because Gitea http service runs on port 3000. You can then obtain the exposed service port through: kubectl get svc Sample Output: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get svc NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE gitea NodePort 10.233.29.17 3000:31749/TCP 4h12m This means that our deployment has been exposed on port 31749 using NodePort service. Access Gitea Web UI from your Browser The next step will be to access the Gitea web UI to proceed with the setup. This can be done through accessing any of the Kubernetes worker nodes and the NodePort that was exposed. You can get the details of the nodes through the command: kubectl get nodes -o wide This is how my nodes look like: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get nodes -o wide NAME STATUS ROLES AGE VERSION INTERNAL-IP EXTERNAL-IP OS-IMAGE KERNEL-VERSION CONTAINER-RUNTIME node01 Ready control-plane,master 2d v1.21.1 172.20.5.220 Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) 4.19.0-16-amd64 docker://20.10.7 node02 Ready 2d v1.21.1 172.20.5.221 Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) 4.19.0-16-amd64 docker://20.10.7 node03 Ready 2d v1.21.1 172.20.5.222 Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) 4.19.0-16-amd64 docker://20.10.7

You can access the node using the “INTERNAL-IP” or map the IPs in the /etc/hosts. Navigate to http://worker-node-IP:NodePort. e.g: http://172.20.5.221:31749 #or http://node02:31749 You will get to the Gitea home page: Click on any button and you will be redirected to the initial setup page where you will be required to setup the initial configurations. Select the database that you want to use(preferably SQLite) , Site title. Modify the “Gitea Base URL” to have the URL of your worker node and the NodePort e.g http://172.20.5.221:30449 for my case. Then Install Gitea. Since this is a new setup, we need to create the admin user for our repository. Click on the “Register” button at the top-right to create a user account. When the details have been captured, you will be redirected to an empty dashboard as shown below: We can now proceed to creating a new repository by clicking on the (+) sign at the top-right then choose “+New Repository” Give the repo a name and choose if you want it to be private or public. Then create the repo. You will be redirected to the interface such as this below: In my case, I created a repo called test. We can now start using our repo using the normal Git syntax such as push, clone etc. We can clone the git test repository that we created by : git clone http://node02:31749/gitadmin/test.git Then initialize our repository and update the repo: touch README.md git init git add README.md git commit -m "first commit" git remote add origin git@git.example.com:gitadmin/test.git git push -u origin master We can now see that the repo has been updated as per the screenshot below: We can also see that the changes are visible and the repo is ready to use. We can test the volume persistence by deleting the pod on which Gitea is running. This will cause Kubernetes to reschedule another pod. If the persistent volume is in place, the data saved from the previous port will be retained, otherwise, you will be redirected to a fresh Gitea initial setup. Get the running port and identify the Gitea pod: kubectl get pod Sample output: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get pod NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE gitea-0 1/1 Running 0 39m gitea-memcached-c8547c9c9-jvcn9 1/1 Running 0 39m gitea-postgresql-0 1/1 Running 0 39m Delete the Gitea pod: kubectl delete pod gitea-0 Check the status of the pods to see if the pod restarted: root@bazenga:~# kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE gitea-0 1/1 Running 0 25s gitea-memcached-c8547c9c9-jvcn9 1/1 Running 0 43m gitea-postgresql-0 1/1 Running 0 43m You can notice the age of the pod gitea-0. This confirms that the pod has restarted. Now login to the web UI and confirm if you can still get access the repositories that you had updated before. This will be proof enough that your volumes are persistent. That is all on how to deploy Gitea on Kubernetes/OpenShift. I hope this guide was helpful. Cheers!

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Cisco anyconnect mobility client configuration

! Create a group policy with configuration parameters that should be applied to clients (there are two options available here according to the ASA version you are running)ĪSA(config)# group-policy SSLCLientPolicy internalĪSA(config)# group-policy SSLCLientPolicy attributesĪSA(config-group-policy)# dns-server value 192.168.5.100ĪSA(config-group-policy)# vpn-tunnel-protocol svcĪSA(config-group-policy)# address-pools value SSLClientPoolĪSA(config-group-webvpn))# vpn-tunnel-protocol svc

! Create usernames that will use the An圜onnect remote access onlyĪSA(config)#username userA password test123ĪSA(config-username)# service-type remote-accessĪSA(config)#username userB password test12345 Nat (inside,outside) source static INSIDE-HOSTS INSIDE-HOSTS destination static VPN-HOSTS VPN-HOSTS ! Configure NAT exemption for traffic between internal LAN and remote usersĪSA(config)#access-list NONAT extended permit ip 192.168.5.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.0 255.255.255.0ĪSA(config)# nat (inside) 0 access-list NONAT ! Enable An圜onnect access on the outside ASA interface ! Specify the An圜onnect image to be downloaded by usersĪSA(config-webvpn)#anyconnect image disk0:/anyconnect-win-k9.pkg 1 Writing file disk0:/anyconnect-win-k9.pkg… You will need to download the appropriate software version according to the Operating System that your users have on their computers.Īssume the software vpn client file is “ anyconnect-win-k9.pkg”.Īddress or name of remote host ? 192.168.5.10ĭestination filename ? The first step is to obtain the An圜onnect client software from the Cisco Software Download Website. Therefore, after the remote user successfully authenticates on Cisco ASA with the An圜onnect client, he will receive an IP address in the range 192.168.100.1 to 50 and he will be able to access resources in the internal LAN network 192.168.5.0/24. The internal ASA network will use subnet range 192.168.5.0/24 The remote users, after successful authentication, will receive an IP address from local ASA pool 192.168.100.1-50. The same configuration applies for newer versions of An圜onnect. I assume that we use the An圜onnect client version 2.0 which will be stored on ASA flash and uploaded to remote user on demand. In this post I will explain the technical details to configure An圜onnect SSL VPN on Cisco ASA 5500. You have also the option to uninstall the client from the remote user when he/she disconnects from the ASA.ĮDIT: My new ebook, “ Cisco VPN Configuration Guide – By Harris Andrea” provides a comprehensive technical tutorial about all types of VPNs that you can configure on Cisco Routers and ASA Firewalls (including of course SSL Anyconnect or IPSEC Remote Access VPNs). The client can either be preinstalled to remote user’s PC or it can be loaded to ASA flash and uploaded to remote user’s PC when they connect to the ASA. The An圜onnect client software supports Windows Vista, XP, 2000, MAC OS X and Linux.

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Litespeed web server 403 forbidden visiting website

LITESPEED WEB SERVER 403 FORBIDDEN VISITING WEBSITE MOD

Common thing for old time server administrators to block HEAD requests, unfortunately this is not compatible with podcasting. It appears your web server LiteSpeed may be blocking HEAD requests. I ran the following command from a shell prompt to test for HEAD request support:įor your media URL, this is what I got in return: HTTP/1.1 403 ForbiddenĪlt-Svc: quic=":443" ma=2592000 v="39,43,46", h3-22=":443" ma=259200 Performs a byte range request to get the first 2MB of the file to read the ID3 tags for meta information including the durationīoth the HEAD request as well as the byte range request is required for Apple podcasts.Performs a HEAD request to check URL is valid.If mod_security rules are enabled, they may be triggerred for 403 error.The verify feature in PowerPress does 2 things: In most cases your IP address will be denied in the system firewall (iptables, firewalld etc) and you need to remove your IP address in order to avoid the error. are enabled, depending on what and how many requests you are doing for a particular website, the firewall can block you.

LITESPEED WEB SERVER 403 FORBIDDEN VISITING WEBSITE MOD

If Mod Security, WAF, fail2ban, CPHulk, etc. To fix the problem, either change all files user:group to user:user ( in the above example, that would be jsmith:jsmith), or disable Force Strict Ownership in LSWS Admin. If it is different, a 403 Access Denied error will be returned. If it is enabled, the web server will check if the owner of the file being served is the same as the owner of the virtual host. The Force Strict Ownership setting in LSWS Admin specifies whether to enforce strict file ownership checking. home/jsmith/public_html>ls -ald images/detailedĭrwxrwxrwx 51 jsmith jsmith 4096 Apr 11 13:16 images/detailedĭrwxrwxrwx 48 jsmith jsmith 4096 Mar 31 16:30 images home/jsmith/public_html>ls -ald images/detailed/130ĭrwxrwxrwx 2 nobody nobody 36864 Apr 14 15:12 images/detailed/130 rw-rw-rw- 1 nobody nobody 103609 Apr 12 11:21 images/detailed/130/Untitled-1-Recovered_urba-uz.jpg home/jsmith/public_html>ls -ald images/detailed/130/Untitled-1-Recovered_urba-uz.jpg That can trigger the error, as test1 will not have permission to read the file or the directory. Lets say that your public_html directory is owned by the username test, and you try to create a file index.php as user test1. Make sure that the file or directory belongs to the correct user. Fix the premissions, and the error goes away. If the file or directory has the wrong permissions, you may see Error 403. If it doesn't happen to Apache but only happens to LSWS, you can log a ticket with us to take a further look. If it happens to both Apache and LSWS, you can look at the following possible causes yourself to find the root of the problem. You can try to switch to Apache and see if the error continues. Most of the time, the error is related to a permission issue, configuration restriction, security settings, mod_security etc. Generally, it is not LiteSpeed Web Server causing 403 response codes. The most important thing is to check the log files when you get the error, as they will show the cause in most cases. LiteSpeed cPanel Administrator's Handbook - LiteSpeed DocumentationĮrror 403 Forbidden can be triggered by many things, and in this guide we will show you most of them. Incorrect File Ownership After Migration.

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Top 6 Windows Command Prompt Commands You Must Know

The command prompt has been a part of Windows for a very long time, but now, it is gradually disappearing from the Windows interface. Its disappearance will make the system better as it is an obsolete and unnecessary tool that belongs to the era of text-based input. However, there are still a few useful CMD commands and improvements to the system. Here are those few commands you must know about:

Assoc

On Windows, most of the files are associated with a unique program, and everything is assigned in a particular order to open the file by default. But it can be challenging to remember all the associations and work through them at once. This is where the Assoc command comes to the rescue as it will help you remind the associations. Enter the ‘assoc’ command on your display to check the list full of filename extensions and program associations. It will also enable you to use the commands properly. You can also extend the command for tweaking the file associations.

If you are working on Windows 10, then you can access a user-friendly interface and change the file type association in seconds. For this purpose, you have to open the Settings app on your desktop. From there, go to Apps and click on Default Apps. Then, select ‘Choose Default App by File Type.’

File Comparison

The File Comparison command will help you identify the differences in text between two files. If you are a programmer, this command will prove beneficial to help you figure out the minute mistakes or changes you have made in two versions of a file. Even writers, students, etc., can use it for an easy and quick way to check their files. To use this command, you have to type ‘fc’ followed by the directory path and file name of both the files you want to compare. You can also choose to extend the command as per your preferences. If you type ‘/b,’ it will start comparing only binary output, and entering the ‘/c’ command will disregard the case of texts you have chosen to compare.

Ipconfig

The Ipconfig command imparts the IP address your computer is using at the moment. Like every other device, if your PC is connected to a Wi-Fi router, you will receive your router’s local network address. This command is useful due to its extensions. Use the ‘ipconfig /release’ command with ‘ipconfig /renew’ to force your Windows PC into getting a new IP address. You can use this command when your PC claims not to have any new IP address. Using the ‘ipconfig /flushdns’ command, you can refresh your DNS address.

Ping

When you cannot figure out if the packets are reaching a particular networked device or not, use the Ping command on your desktop. You can use this command to send a series of test packets to the specified address by typing ‘ping’ followed by the IP address or web domain. If the command prompts an arrival and return, it indicates that the device can communicate with your PC. In case it fails to do so, know that something is interrupting or blocking communication between your PC and the device. With this, you can determine the root cause of the issue, which could either be network hardware failure or an improper configuration.

Systeminfo

Using the Systeminfo command, you will receive a detailed configuration overview on your desktop screen. You will find a list containing the operating system and hardware details on it. You can check the original Windows installation date, BIOS version, last boot time, network card configurations, installed hotfixes, and more through this list. Type ‘systeminfo /s’ followed by the hostname of your desktop on your local network. You might even have to add additional syntax elements for the domain, user name, and password to the original command. Here is an example of doing that:

systeminfo /s [host_name] /u [domain]\[user_name] /p [user_password]

Tasklist

Using the Tasklist command, you will receive the latest list of all the tasks running on your computer. Sometimes, this command can act a little redundant with the Task manager, yet it can find tasks hidden from your view in a specific utility. You can also add a wide range of modifiers to use it as per your requirements. Use the ‘Tasklist -svc’ command to check the services related to all the tasks. With the ‘tasklist -v’ command, you will receive additional details related to each task. You can use these commands for advanced level troubleshooting.

In similar ways, multiple other commands serve a different purpose and help you have a better and smooth experience using the Windows PC. Some commands are only relevant to Windows 8 and 8.1, but the ones mentioned above can be used on Windows with any version. But these commands will act differently on each Windows version, depending on the update you are currently using.

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Print Ad’s “Terms and Conditions” Don’t Create Binding Arbitration Clause–Soliman v. Subway

Subway ran a promotion offering deals if customers signed up for text messages. The stores displayed the following print ad:

The language in the bottom right:

Limited Time Only. Message and data rates may apply. Max10msgs/mo-Msgs may be autodialed from SUBWAY Restaurants. Consent not required to buy goods/svcs. Terms and conditions at subway.com/subwayroot/TermsOfUse.aspx and Privacy Policy at subway.com/subwayroot/PrivacyPolicy-FWH.aspx. For help, text HELP to 782929. To opt-out, text STOP to 782929. Valid at participating restaurants. Additional changes for extra and deluxe. Plus tax. May not be combined with other offers, coupons or discount cards. SUBWAY® is a Registered Trademark of Subway IP Inc. © 2016 Subway IP Inc. submul 26184[.]

The named plaintiff claims she signed up for the text messages but then sent STOP. However, Subway allegedly didn’t stop sending text messages. She sued for TCPA violations. Subway invoked the arbitration clause contained in the terms of use that the ad linked to. The Second Circuit holds that the plaintiff didn’t consent to arbitration:

Subway has failed to demonstrate that such terms and conditions would be clear and conspicuous to a reasonable person in Soliman’s position for the following reasons: (1) Subway failed to provide evidence regarding the size of the advertisement at issue, or the print size contained within that advertisement; (2) the reference to “[t]erms and conditions” was buried on the advertisement in a paragraph that was printed in significantly smaller font relative to the other text on the advertisement, and the reference itself was surrounded by a substantial amount of unrelated information; (3) the advertisement only vaguely referenced “[t]erms and conditions,” and did not state that a consumer would be agreeing to those terms if she sent a text message to Subway’s short code, nor did it otherwise direct the consumer to such terms; (4) access to the terms and conditions on the Subway website required Soliman to type in the URL text provided on the hardcopy print advertisement into an internet browser on her cell phone or some other device with internet browsing capabilities; and (5) once linked to the Subway website, the heading stated that it contained “terms of use for this website,” thus potentially suggesting to a reasonable person (searching for conditions of the promotional offer) that the website did not contain any terms or conditions beyond those relevant to the use of the website. This combination of barriers leads us to conclude that the terms and conditions in this case were not reasonably conspicuous under the totality of the circumstances and, thus, a reasonable person would not realize she was being bound to such terms and conditions by texting Subway in order to begin receiving promotional offers.

This is a logical result, but the court could have be more concise in its explanation. For me, point #3 should have been dispositive–the print ad never had a proper call-to-action that said if you do X, you agree to the terms. (The court says that language isn’t 100% required, but it kind of is). On that issue, Point #5 is also problematic. If you’re going to refer someone to T&Cs, make sure they expressly cover the circumstances you are trying to govern.

Even if the print ad cross-reference failed, why Subway didn’t include the T&Cs in the text message signup process? Subway required the plaintiff to text back her zip code to confirm consent to future texts, so it would have been easy to include a call-to-action referencing the T&Cs in that interaction. Adding the T&C formation to a text message signup process isn’t rocket science or even cutting-edge thinking, so I’m baffled how Subway missed that. Indeed, Subway had properly confirmed the T&Cs in a prior campaign with text message signups, so they knew what to do.

A few more comments on the court’s discussion:

The court uses a “reasonably prudent person” standard. This is a variation from the Meyer v. Uber ruling, which used a “reasonably prudent smartphone user” standard. As usual, the court intuits what reasonably prudent consumers would do without any supporting empirical evidence.

The court says the circumstances are “very distant” from those in Meyer v. Uber. Instead, they “more closely resemble those in which courts have found cluttered websites with a hyperlink to terms and conditions to be insufficiently conspicuous to provide inquiry or constructive notice to the consumer,” like Nicosia v. Amazon (although Amazon did get to arbitration in that case eventually).

The decision raises some obvious red flags about incorporating terms by URL into print materials. The court says there’s no absolute prohibition against it, but “companies relying on the mixed-media incorporation of contractual terms involving a combination of a print advertisement, text messaging, and a website (rather than a purely paper or purely web-based medium) must take into account the practical obstacles in each situation relating to the conspicuousness of the notice, as well as access to the terms and conditions, that may be created by the various modes of communication being utilized”

The court says it’s open to different paths to contract formation, just not what Subway did: “as with purely web-based contracts, we impose no particular features that must be present to satisfy the reasonably conspicuous standard in the context of a mixed-media communication with a consumer such as the case here, involving the use of a “call to action” print advertisement with the consumer and containing a reference to terms and conditions that requires the consumer to then respond by utilizing text messaging on a cellphone. The panoply of technological variations available to companies in the internet/smartphone age, as it relates to the form and content of communication interfaces with consumers, makes any bright-line rule for reasonable conspicuousness in this arena extremely difficult to discern, and we do not attempt to do so here. Instead, each situation will continue to require careful examination on a case-by-case basis under the applicable legal standard.”

Surely a disappointing result for Subway, especially in light of how easily avoided it was.

Case citation: Soliman v. Subway Franchisee Advertising Fund Trust, Ltd., No. 20-946 (2d Cir. June 8, 2021)

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Купольная IP-видеокамера Exir Hikvision DS-2CD2543G0-IWS (4 мм)

Работа по Ethernet/Wi-Fi; Матрица 1/2,7" Progressive Scan CMOS - 4Мп (2688х1520); Фиксированный объектив с фокусным расстоянием 4 мм и углом обзора 78°; ИК-подсветка до 10 м (Exir); Интерфейсы: аудио 2 вх / 1 вых, 1 встроенный микрофон; тревога: 1 вх / 1 вых; видео: 1 HD-TVI выход; Улучшение картинки WDR 120 дБ, 3D DNR, BLC, SVC; Поддержка ONVIF (PROFILE S, PROFILE G), ISAPI; Встроенный слот Micro SD / SDHC / SDXC, до 128 Гб; Питание/потребление: DC 12В ± 25% / PoE (802.3af) / макс. 10 Вт. Подробнее на https://www.ea-group.store/product/%d0%ba%d1%83%d0%bf%d0%be%d0%bb%d1%8c%d0%bd%d0%b0%d1%8f-ip-%d0%b2%d0%b8%d0%b4%d0%b5%d0%be%d0%ba%d0%b0%d0%bc%d0%b5%d1%80%d0%b0-exir-hikvision-ds-2cd2543g0-iws-4-%d0%bc%d0%bc/?utm_source=seolit-tumblr&utm_medium=autopost&utm_campaign=project_13206&utm_content=post_11050735

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Ahnlab Safe Transaction Application

인터넷 뱅킹 이용시 컴퓨터에 마구잡���로 설치되는 쓰레기 키보드 보안 프로그램들을 모두다 중지시킬 수 있고, 다시 인터넷 뱅킹을 사용할때에 원래대로 돌릴 수 있는 이블록뱅킹(eBlockBanking)프로그램입니다.

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Ahnlab Safe Transaction Application Status

What Is Ahnlab Safe Transaction Application

Free 안랩 safe transaction 다운로드 download software at UpdateStar. AhnLab Safe Transaction 1.3.67.1479.

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AhnLab Safe Transaction Application. C: Program Files AhnLab Safe Transaction stsess.exe. C: Program Files AhnLab Safe Transaction Nz32 StSess32.exe.

AhnLab Safe Transaction 은 StSess.exe 와 StSess32.exe 라는 이름의 두 프로세스가 떠서 돌아 갑니다. 만약 프로세스를 강제로 한다면 액세스가 거부 되었다는 메시지만 뜹니다. 이 프로세스를 종료하기 위해서는 프로그램을 삭제해야 합니다.

파일이름을 WindowexeBlockBankProcess에서 eBlockBanking으로 변경하였습니다.

인터넷 뱅킹용 프로세스는 작업관리자에서 종료할 수 없게 되어 있고 서비스를 사용안함으로 설정할 수 없도록 되어 있습니다.

그렇기 때문에 일반모드에서는 작업이 안되고 안전모드로 부팅해서 작업해야 됩니다.

안전모드로 부팅해야 하는 번거로움은 있지만 안전모드 부팅 버튼이 있어서 바로 부팅이 가능합니다.

작업전 작업관리자 화면

유명한 안랩하고 애니사인, 엔프로텍트가 보이네요.

이 프로그램들은 프로세스 종료가 불가능합니다. 서비스를 사용안함으로 설정하는 것도 불가능합니다.

이러한 프로그램들이 많이 실행되고 있으면 시스템이 이유없이 버벅되거나 CPU 점유율이 높아지고, 프로그램들간의 충돌로 오류나 에러가 종종 나오는 경우도 있습니다.

프로그램 실행화면입니다. 컴퓨터에 설치된 인터넷 뱅킹 보안관련 프로그램 목록이 보입니다.

파일의 전체 경로를 확인하려면 전체경로에 체크하세요. 인터넷 뱅킹 프로세스를 모두 중지하려면 안전모드로 부팅해야 합니다.

안전모드로 부팅하기를 클릭하세요. 일반모드에서는 작업이 안됩니다. 안전모드로 부팅한 이후 프로그램을 다시 실행하고, 인터넷 뱅킹 프로세스 중지하기를 클릭하세요. 작업이 완료되었습니다. 재부팅 메세지에서 확인클릭.

재부팅후의 작업관리자 화면입니다. 인터넷 뱅킹용 프로세스가 하나도 보이지 않네요.

보안 프로그램의 프로세스 60개정도가 사용안함으로 설정되어 있는 상태입니다.

인터넷 뱅킹 프로그램을 모두 사용안함으로 설정한 상태에서 인터넷 뱅킹을 다시 사용하려면 사용안함으로 설정한 것을 다시 원래대로 돌려야 하는데요.

이때는 안전모드로 부팅할 필요는 없고 프로그램을 실행하고 인터넷 뱅킹 재실행하기 버튼을 클릭후 재부팅하면 됩니다.

프로그램 동작환경 : .Net framework 4.0 , 윈도우 7 이상 , 관리자 권한 필요

업데이트 내역

2020 8 10 글로벌 시작 프로그램 바로가기 사용안함 기능 추가(모든 사용자 및 일반사용자)

바이러스토탈 검진 결과 링크

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/d7de4b7100a0928d27cb86d498b7f6ad9e3e47c67d84d03087879f5cabeecf5a/detection

적용이 되지 않는 프로그램이 있으면 보안 프로그램을 설치하는 인터넷 뱅킹 사이트, 관공서 사이트, 쇼핑몰 주소를 댓글로 알려주세요.

테스트해보고 바로 적용하겠습니다.

참고로 구x제거기라는 인터넷 뱅킹 삭제 프로그램이 있는데, 매번 인터넷 뱅킹 프로그램을 지우고 뱅킹을 다시 사용하기 위해 삭제한 프로그램들을 재설치 하는 것은 더 번거로운 일입니다.

보안 프로그램 설치 메세지, 예, 아니오, 제거, 설치, 확인등 클릭, 삭제 보안문자 입력등. 그런게 더 귀찮은 일이죠.

인터넷 뱅킹용 프로그램을 멀티부팅이나 가상머신에서 사용하는 방법도 있습니다.

멀티부팅의 단점은 윈도우를 추가로 설치해야 해서 디스크 파티션을 나누거나 디스크가 두개 있어야하고, 가상머신의 경우는 일부 보안프로그램이 가상머신에서 작동이 안되는 경우가 있습니다.

그래서 이 프로그램을 사용하는 것도 좋은 방법이라 생각합니다. 무설치 단일파일이며, 재부팅을 두번만 하면 다 해결됩니다.

설정방식이 약간 변경되어서 기존 프로그램을 사용하시는 분은 모두 원래대로 돌려놓은 상태에서 기존파일 지우고 새로운 프로그램을 사용하세요.

상황에 따라 아래에 있는 세개의 버튼이 자동으로 활성화되고 비활성화가 되도록 업데이트가 되었습니다.

작업순서를 기억할 필요가 없으며, 활성화된 버튼만 클릭하면 됩니다.

인터넷 뱅킹 프로세스 중지하기 : 안전모드 부팅 클릭 -> 재부팅, 프로세스 중지 클릭 -> 재부팅

인터넷 뱅킹 프로세스 다시 활성화하기 : 재사용 클릭 -> 재부팅

유튜브 테스트 영상 링크입니다.

실행중인 프로세스 종료, 시작프로그램 및 서비스를 사용안함으로 설정하는 프로그램 목록입니다.

프로세스를 종료��도 살아나는 좀비 같은 프로그램들이죠.

AnySign4PC.exe

WSActiveBridgeES.exe

AnySign4PCLauncher.exe

ASDSvc.exe

CertShare4PCLauncher.exe

CrossEXService.exe

delfino.exe

EKT_WebSocket_Server.exe

ezPDFWSLauncher.exe

f_LPS.exe

fAgent.exe

G4CWSLocalServer.exe

Goji.exe

httpservice.exe

I3GMainSvc.exe

I3GProc.exe

ImageSAFERStart_X64.exe

ImageSAFERStart_X86.exe

ImageSAFERSvc.exe

IMGSF50Svc.exe

IniClientSvc.exe

IniClientSvc_x64.exe

INISAFEAdminUtil.exe

INISAFECrossWebEXSvc.exe

innosvc81.exe

iSASNXHTTPS.exe

iSASWebLauncher.exe

KCaseAgent.exe

keysharpnxbiz.exe

KOSCOMSecLogGather.exe

KOSinj.exe

KOSinj64.exe

KTBService.exe

MaEPSBroker.exe

MagicLine4NX.exe

MagicLine4NXServices.exe

MagicLineNPIZ.exe

MaWebDRMAgent.exe

MaWebDRMAgent_x64.exe

MaWebDRMSVC.exe

nosstarter.npe

nossvc.exe

npnj5Agent.exe

nPStarterSVC.exe

nssm.exe

NTSMagicXMLSecurityNP.exe

ObCrossEXService.exe

pennyroyal.exe

PTMDonut.exe

PWSLocalServer.exe

raonk.exe

raonk.moni.exe

raonk.svc.exe

rexpert.iojs.exe

RexpertPrintService.exe

RexpertPrintStartup.exe

SBISBSecLogGather.exe

SCSKLSrd.exe

SCWSConSvc.exe

SCWSControl.exe

SCWSHLdr64.exe

SignKoreaWD.exe

SKCertService.exe

StSess.exe

StSess32.exe

szASKeepon.exe

TENXW_SVR.exe

TEWeb.exe

TEWeb64.exe

TEWebP.exe

TEWebP64.exe

TUCTLSystem.exe

TvOSec.exe

TvOSecSvc.exe

TvOSecUp.exe

UBIKeyService.exe

UbiViewerWS.exe

UniquePC.exe

unisvr64.exe

usoMgr.exe

veraport.exe

veraport-x64.exe

VestCert.exe

VPWalletService.exe

WooriBankSecLogGather.exe

wpmsvc.exe

WSLocalServer_DS.exe

zwSmartupGears.exe

iBASEWebLauncher.exe

PTMBridge.exe

innofsb.exe

PaTray.exe

PaSvc.exe

ShieldStart.exe

WGear.exe

WGear(KV3 Prod) - C:InswaveW-GearKV3WGear.exe

PaTray C:Program FilesAhnLabAPC2Policy AgentPaTray.exe

Image Protection(Image Protect Service)

C:WindowsImageSAFERSvc.exe

C:WindowsSystem32ImageSAFERStart_X64.exe

C:WindowsSystem32ImageSAFERStart_X86.exe

ipinside-lws

C:Program Files (x86)IPinside_LWSI3GProc.exe

MagicLine4NX

C:Program Files (x86)DreamSecurityMagicLine4NXMagicLine4NX.exe

UBIKey

C:Program Files (x86)INFovineUBIKeyService.exe

Rexpert30PrintService(Rexpert30 Print Service)

C:Program Files (x86)clipsoftRexpert30PrintServiceRexpertPrintService.exe

VPWalletService(VPWalletService)

C:Program Files (x86)VPVPWalletServiceVPWalletService.exe

AhnLab Safe Transaction Application

C:Program FilesAhnLab Safe Transactionstsess.exe

C:Program FilesAhnLab Safe TransactionNz32StSess32.exe

wizvera-veraport

C:Program Files (x86)WizveraVeraport20veraport.exe

WSActiveBridgeES

C:Program FilesVOICEYEWSActiveBridgeESWSActiveBridgeES.exe

ipinside-lws

C:Program Files (x86)IPinside_LWSI3GProc.exe

wizvera-delfino-pc

C:Program Files (x86)WizveraDelfino-G3delfino.exe

AnySign4PC

C:Program Files (x86)SoftForumXecureWebAnySigndllAnySign4PC.exe

CrossEXService

C:Program Files (x86)iniLINECrossEXcrossexCrossEXService.exe

AnySign4PC Launcher

C:Program Files (x86)SoftForumXecureWebAnySigndllAnySign4PCLauncher.exe

CrossEX Live Checker

C:Program Files (x86)iniLINECrossEXcrossexObCrossEXService.exe

INISAFEClientManager(INITECH Client Manager Service)

C:Program Files (x86)initechcommonClientServiceIniClientSvc.exe

C:Program Files (x86)INITECHINISAFE Web EX ClientINISAFECrossWebEXSvc.exe

Interezen_service(Interezen LWS)

C:Program Files (x86)IPinside_LWSI3GMainSvc.exe

nossvc(nProtect Online Security(PFS))

C:Program Files (x86)INCAInternetnProtect Online Securitynossvc.exe

C:Program Files (x86)INCAInternetnProtect Online Securitynosstarter.npe

PSSWSCSVC

C:Program Files (x86)EPSLibSupportPWSLocalServer.exe

SafeTransactionSVC(AhnLab Safe Transaction Service)

C:Program FilesAhnLabSafe TransactionASDSvc.exe

WizveraPMSvc(WIZVERA Process Manager Service)

C:Program Files (x86)WizveraCommonwpmsvcwpmsvc.exe

WooriBankSecLogGather

C:Program Files (x86)WooriBankRealIpWooriBankSecLogGather.exe

IMGSF50_Svc(Image SAFER 5.0)

C:WindowsImageSAFERSvc.exe

C:WindowsIMGSF50Svc.exe

VestCert Client C:Program Files (x86)VestCertVestCert.exe

SnowDaemonMaker C:Program FilesVestCertGoji.exe

G4CSSWSCSVC C:Program FilesSGAezCertForClientServiceG4CWSLocalServer.exe

keysharpbiz C:Program Files (x86)KeySharpNxBizkeysharpnxbiz.exe

TENXW_Guard / TENXW_Guard Service

C:Program FilesRaonSecureNxWebTENXW_SVR.exe

C:Program FilesRaonSecureNxWebTEWeb.exe

C:Program FilesRaonSecureNxWebTEWeb64.exe

C:Program FilesRaonSecureNxWebTEWebP.exe

C:Program FilesRaonSecureNxWebTEWebP64.exe

CertShare4PC Launcher

C:Program Files (x86)SoftForumXecureCertShareCertShareXFreedllCertShare4PCLauncher.exe

Fasoo Process Service

C:Program FilesFasoo DRMf_LPS.exe

KOS_Service C:KingsKOSKOSSvc.exe

wizvera-veraport-x64 C:Program FilesWizveraVeraport20veraport-x64.exe

MaEPSBroker C:Program Files (x86)MarkAnyEPSBrokerMaEPSBroker.exe

MagicLine4NPIZ C:Program Files (x86)DreamSecurityMagicLine4NPIZMagicLineNPIZ.exe

PTMDounut C:Program FilesPrintmade3PTMDonut.exe

PTMDounut2 C:Program FilesPrintmade3httpservice.exe

UbiViewerWS C:UsersvmwareAppDataRoamingUbiDecisionUbiViewerWSUbiViewerWS.exe

BESOFT UniPC C:Program FilesBESOFTUniPCusoMgr.exe

PennyRoyal C:Program FilesYettieSoftAPS Enginepennyroyal.exe

Easykeytec Server C:Program FilesSOFTELEVENEasykeytec v2.3EKT_WebSocket_Server.exe

NTSMagicXMLSecurityNP C:Program FilesDreamSecurityNTSMagicXMLSecurityNPNTSMagicXMLSecurityNP.exe

RAONK C:ProgramDataRAONWIZRAON Kraonk.moni.exe

SKCertService Client C:Program FilesSignKoreaskcertSKCertService.exe

ezPDF WebSocket G4C Service Launcher Module - ezPDFWSLauncherG4C

C:Program FilesUnidocsezPDFReader2.0GezPDFWSLauncher.exe

Innosvc81 - Innorix File Transfer Service

C:Program FilesINNORIXcommoninnosvc81.exe

iSASLauncherService

C:Program FilesCooconNXiSASiSASWebLauncher.exe

KCaseAgent

C:Program FilesKsignKCaseKCaseAgent.exe

KOSCOMSecLogGather - KOSCOM 보안로그 수집기

C:Program FilesKOSCOMRealIpKOSCOMSecLogGather.exe

MagicLine4NX Service - MagicLine4NXSVC

C:Program FilesDreamSecurityMagicLine4NXMagicLine4NXServices.exe

Markany WebDRM NoAX - MaWebDRMSVC

C:Program FilesMarkAnyWebDRMNoAXbinMaWebDRMSVC.exe

nProtect Starter nProtect Netizen SVC - nPStarterSVC

c:windowssystem32nPStarterSVC.exe

PTMDonut

C:Program FilesPrintmade3httpservice.exe

PTMDonutConnector - Printmade3 Install Checker

C:Program FilesPrintmade3PTMDonut.exe

RAONWIZ RAON K Service - RAON K

C:ProgramDataRAONWIZRAON Kraonk.svc.exe

SCWSConSvc

C:Program FilesSoftCampSCWSSPSCWSConSvc.exe

SignKoreaWD - SignKorea Service Daemon

C:Program FilesSignKoreaskcertSignKoreaWD.exe

SSCSSDS - SGA Solutions Client Support Service for DS

C:Program FilesEPSLibServiceDSWSLocalServer_DS.exe

TUCtlSystem

C:WindowsSysWOW64TUCTLSystem.exe

TurboVaccine Online Security Services

C:Program FilesTurboVaccineOnlineSecurityTvOSecSvc.exe

UNIPC

C:Program FilesBESOFTUniPCunisvr64.exe

TurboVaccineOnlineSecuricyMainSkipUAC

C:Program FilesTurboVaccineOnlineSecurityTvOSec.exe

TurboVaccineOnlineSecuricyUpdateSkipUAC

C:Program FilesTurboVaccineOnlineSecurityTvOSecUp.exe

iSASService C:UsersAdministratorAppDataLocalCooconiSASServicenssm.exe

AlphaSecure ZKMon - AlphaSecure ZeroKeeper Monitor

c:program filesalphasecurezerokeeperszASKeepon.exe

KTBService C:Program FilesSBISBankRealIpKTBService.exe

SBISBSecLogGather SBI저축은�� 보안로그 수집기

C:Program FilesSBISBankRealIpSBISBSecLogGather.exe

Ahnlab Safe Transaction Download

AlphaSecureZeroKeeper

c:program filesalphasecurezerokeeperzwSmartupGears.exe

DGBSecLogGather C:Program FilesDGBankRealIpDGBSecLogGather.exe

WebLauncherService C:UsersAdministratorAppDataLocalNXiBASEiBASEWebLauncher.exe

nxTSSvc nxTS Process Manager Service C:Program FilesnxTSnxtssvc.exe

nxTS C:Program FilesnxTSnxTS.exe

OZWebLauncher.lnk C:Program FilesFORCSOZWebLauncherOZWebLauncher.exe

OZWLBridge.lnk C:Program FilesFORCSOZWebLauncherOZWLBridge.exe

PTMBridge C:Program FilesPrintmade3qt55PTMBridge.exe

Innofsb C:Windowssystem32innofsb.exe

Ahnlab Safe Transaction Application Status

ezPDFWSLauncherGov - ezPDF WebSocket Gov Service Launcher Module

C:Program FilesUnidocsezPDFWorkBoardNXezPDFWSLauncher.exe

PaSvc - Policy Agent Service

C:Program FilesAhnLabAPC2Policy AgentPaSvc.exe

APCShield

C:Program FilesCommon FilesAhnLabAPCShieldShieldStart.exe

윈도우 서비스 프로세스가 아닌 드라이버 서비스도 사용안함으로 설정이 되는데 이부분은 특수한 프로그램만 설정합니다.

f_npm C:Windowssystem32driversf_npm.sys

f_ih C:WindowsSYSTEM32DRIVERSf_ih.sys

​위 목록에 있지 않은 키보드 보안 프로그램 및 프로세스가 있으면 댓글이나 이메일로 제보해주세요.

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프로그램 구동 영상

What Is Ahnlab Safe Transaction Application

[computingpostcom]

By default, your Kubernetes Cluster will not schedule pods on the control-plane node for security reasons. It is recommended you keep it this way, but for test environments you may want to schedule Pods on control-plane node to maximize resource usage. If you want to be able to schedule pods on the Kubernetes control-plane node, you need to remove a taint on the master nodes. kubectl taint nodes --all node-role.kubernetes.io/master- kubectl taint nodes --all node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane- The output will look something like: node/k8smaster01.computingforgeeks.com untainted taint "node-role.kubernetes.io/master" not found taint "node-role.kubernetes.io/master" not found taint "node-role.kubernetes.io/master" not found This will remove the node-role.kubernetes.io/master taint from any nodes that have it, including the control-plane node, meaning that the scheduler will then be able to schedule pods everywhere. For single node the command to use is: kubectl taint nodes node-role.kubernetes.io/master- Testing Pod Scheduling on Kubernetes Control plane node(s) I have a cluster with three worker nodes and one control plane node. $ kubectl get nodes NAME STATUS ROLES AGE VERSION k8smaster01.computingpost.com Ready master 12h v1.24.3 k8snode01.computingpost.com Ready 12h v1.24.3 k8snode02.computingpost.com Ready 12h v1.24.3 k8snode03.computingpost.com Ready 9h v1.24.3 Create a demo namespace: kubectl create namespace demo Will create a deployment with 5 replicas. vim nginx-deployment.yaml It has the data below: --- apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: nginx namespace: demo labels: app: nginx color: green spec: replicas: 5 selector: matchLabels: app: nginx template: metadata: labels: app: nginx color: green spec: containers: - name: nginx image: nginx:latest imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent ports: - name: http protocol: TCP containerPort: 80 resources: limits: cpu: "200m" memory: "256Mi" requests: cpu: 100m memory: 128Mi --- apiVersion: v1 kind: Service metadata: annotations: name: nginx-demo-service namespace: demo spec: ports: - port: 80 targetPort: 80 protocol: TCP selector: app: nginx sessionAffinity: None type: NodePort Apply manifest: kubectl apply -f nginx-deployment.yaml Check if a pod is scheduled to the control node plane. $ kubectl get pods -n demo -o wide NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE IP NODE NOMINATED NODE READINESS GATES nginx-675bf5bc87-666jg 1/1 Running 0 17m 192.168.213.131 k8snode01.computingpost.com nginx-675bf5bc87-mc6px 1/1 Running 0 17m 192.168.94.13 k8smaster01.computingpost.com nginx-675bf5bc87-v5q87 1/1 Running 0 17m 192.168.144.129 k8snode03.computingpost.com nginx-675bf5bc87-vctqm 1/1 Running 0 17m 192.168.101.195 k8snode02.computingpost.com nginx-675bf5bc87-w5pmh 1/1 Running 0 17m 192.168.213.130 k8snode01.computingpost.com We can see there is a pod in master node. Confirm service is live. $ kubectl get svc -n demo NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE nginx-service NodePort 10.96.184.67 80:31098/TCP 21m Since we’re using NodePort, we should be able to access the service on any cluster node IP on port 31098. We can now clean demo objects. $ kubectl delete -f nginx-deployment.yaml deployment.apps "nginx" deleted service "nginx-service" deleted

$ kubectl get pods,svc -n demo No resources found in demo namespace. That’s all on how to Schedule Pods on Kubernetes Control plane Node.