Can I get the OS version of a specific server from the RDP
connection?
Does the protocol respond with an OS version
How can I do it ?
I have tried working out many ways of understanding how the protocol works but I was not been able to find anything related to OS fingerprinting
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I'm running Alpine 3.12 with the latest 64-bit kernel. Installed VS extension for remote server ssh connections and by trying to connect, I see that the process has downloaded a folder ".vscode-server" on my remote server, which means that the connection happened, but after loading for some time I receive this message "The remote host may not meet VS Code Server's prerequisites for glibc and libstdc++". I did some googling on this, and I see that a few people were having trouble as they didn't have enough space on their server storage to install some libraries, but this is not the case for me. The extension itself provides me with this link https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/linux#_remote-host-container-wsl-linux-prerequisites explaining that there could be problems for Alpine based systems, but it should work anyways, but I can't quite find the problem. Maybe someone has faced this issue and can guide me to the solution?
Update 1:
Hi friends, could you please recommend me a powered USB hub in Australia(preferred in Melbourne)? I guess my problem is caused by the insufficient power supply.
Hi friends,
I have a FEZ Hydra Basic kit. I got it in 2012 (might be in Sep).
Today I downloaded the latest SDKs, drivers and everything(NETMF and Gadgeteer Package 2014 R1). (.NET Micro Framework 4.3 and the firmware I have on my laptop is 4.2.6.2)
But the firmware on my deivce is 4.1.x.x(I was lucky to saw the device's firmware version just once and I followed the instruction on the software FEZ Config, but failed with errors).
After that, I cannot get the Device's firmware version any more.
I found changing USB ports sometimes help. I have 4 USB ports, some of them can connected to the device, others are not.
So I have no idea to update the firmware in other way.
Could someone please help me to figure out how to find a way to update my firmware?
In the attached image, it shows: the FEZ Config detected the FEZ Hydra and was trying to get the device's firmware version, but it failed to do so and followed by an error message say: Failure - Device is not connected or not responding.
As I mentioned above, I was lucky to see the FEZ Config successfully got the device's version only once.
So my guess is - is it because the output power is not strong enough to support the operation, so I have to use something like a USB hub which has a strong and stable power?(I saw someone mentioned this and cannot find the comments any more).
Bt the way, all USB ports I mentioned above are directly on my laptop which means they get power directly from motherboard, so they should have strong and stable power to support my operations.
I have been stuck at this issue for the whole day, I really hope some friends can help me out.
Thank you very much in advance.
I've had like the same issue. While updating the firmware it threw me that message and I could not reach my Gadgeteer *Fez Hydra at all. I managed to solve it by attaching an external power supply to it. I use the USB Client DP (Dual Power) 1.3. This way you do need the power over USB part and you can safely update the firmware.
USB Client: https://www.ghielectronics.com/catalog/product/280
edit: If that doesn't solve your isse you might want to reset the Loader first. Which is given as a tip on the GHI website before updating the firmware.
I am trying to connect an Windows CE 5.0 device through a cradle that only has an ethernet output to an XP machine. I am currently using a network crossover cable but I cannot seem to find out how to do this.
Which version of active sync should I be using? and how do I do this?
Any advice would be great!
Nathan
IIRC ActiveSync non longer supports network connectivity
I have some Windows Mobile Smart Device applications coded in Visual Studio C# that use FTP for the send/receive mechanism. It's not ideal, but it works.
I've been investigating whether these can be ported over to Windows Phone 7 and the major problem is the lack of FTP in Windows Phone. With 7.5/7.1/Mango I'm interested whether Sockets can be used but I can't find a decent wrapper out there. I've started work on my own but I was wondering if I'm just replicating work already available.
Our SecureBlackbox component suite includes FTP/FTPS and SFTP client components for Mango.
I'm using the Native Wifi API and specifically the function WlanGetNetworkBssList.
I am aware that that function is not available in Windows XP SP2 and SP3. I tried installing the hotfix that was supposedly to allow access to that function but it did not work.
So are there any Wireless Zero Configuration .NET wrappers out there?
Or more basically, how do I get a list of the basic service set (BSS) entries of the wireless network or networks on a given wireless LAN interface without the use of that function?
Did you have a look at how MetaGeek's InSSIDer does it. It's C#, and open source (Apache License and available on github).
This app is gorgeous and very useful. There are at least 3 versions.
InSSIDer
InSSIDer 2
InSSIDer forLinux
I've got a vintage XP SP3 here and it works pretty well. However, I do not think it relies on the WlanGetNetworkBssList API (it's close to the physical interface and besides, I'm using the Intel Wifi management stack (so my ZeroConf service is stopped) and InSSIDer still works).
There is open source WLAN API library which allows to obtain wireless BSSIDs on Windows XP SP1 and higher by using NDISUIO 5.1 or Wireless Zero Configuration service.
Original code is written in C++ but can be converted into C# for your needs.