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2 pages involved. Page 1 = Public view, Page 2 = Admin control.
I would like to setup a webpage for a admin to log/connect into. It has check marks, and radio buttons on it, the ‘admin’ selects items and clicks ‘save’. When the public goes to the Page 1, they see the items highlighted that the ‘admin’ had selected. How could I set up pages to accomplish this?

Best reply by Germann A:

So you will need to create two scripts (edit and view) for some DB (or DB like) stored data…
The data can be stored in text/xml/DB or in many other ways…

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How would I set up a admin page to control another?

I want to run a program from a limited account on my flash-drive. It request if i want to run from cureent owner or an admin, i am certain there are ways around this instead of going into safe mode and making myself an admin, no? I have heard of encyrption keys and such, anyone help?

Best reply by DAVID S:

This works on any executable where you have logged in with a ‘limited account’ – and this is good practice.

When logged in using a limited account right click the executable and select ‘Run As…’.

In the pop-up select the ‘The following user’ and select the user account you want to use and the enter the password for that account.

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I’m moving into student housing in the fall and there is no wireless access in the building. There’s a policy against plugging in your own router but I’m not sure how they can monitor it, especially if I don’t broadcast the SSID. Can a network admin tell if there’s a router at my IP?

Best reply by Grayhat:

If the network admin has the ability to perform a wireless audit, then they will be able to tell that there is a wireless access point somewhere in the building. After that they can narrow down the location based on signal strength. It won’t matter if you’re broadcasting the SSID or not, since there is still a signal on the spectrum.

There are also some other tools, which cost more, that can tell them if you have a router or switch connected.

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