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Connection Monitor

CODE

My opinion: Personally I would use this proggy to Monitor targets that are online/Offline.... you can add more then 10 Targets and all Connection       Attempts by those Targets are Logged to a Log File for future Examination.Is jst a little more advanced in the sense that if say one Target in-particular is needing some Special Attention , you could have your favourite Scanner/Exploiter.Batch & or Nuker Pop'up and Perform these functions as soon as target is online..jst my thoguhts on this tool.. 1/2 you guyz could make something like this with your eyez closed... But seems useful to Wicked...


Log File:
the name of a text file that info will be logged to

Alert Sound:
the name of a .wav

Alert Command:
this can be any .exe etc that you choose, (and can
include parameters). Note: this command will be
executed in the same security context as the service,
and hence will not be able to display any output !!!.
can include <%HOST%> <%IP%>

TIP:
try using the following alert command instead of the
alert wav (the alert wav function works ok in
winnt/2000/xp, but not win9x/me)

mplayer.exe /play /close c:\path\sound.wav


support:
http://forum.steelbytes.com
mailto:support@steelbytes.com

Enjoy!

Wkd.

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Blackknight
prob best not to use a system call to play a wave
use the mciSendString to do it.. thats what it was made for

and also to open cd rom drives etc
u need winmm.h or winmm.inc depends on ur language of course
dry.gif
a nice small proggy i made in asm shows howto open cd rom
CODE

.386p
.model flat,stdcall
option casemap:none
include \masm32\include\windows.inc
include \masm32\include\kernel32.inc
include \masm32\include\winmm.inc
includelib \masm32\lib\kernel32.lib
includelib \masm32\lib\winmm.lib

.data
mci1 db "set cdaudio door open",0
mci2 db "set cdaudio door closed",0

.code
start:
invoke mciSendString,ADDR mci1,0,0,0
invoke mciSendString,ADDR mci2,0,0,0
push NULL
call ExitProcess
end start

compiled version there for download for those who are two lazy to compile it just quickly opens and closes cd rom
hmm cant upload exe so had to zip :|

edit:
also check out
http://www.codeproject.com/audio/cmidimusi...rget=cmidimusic
for a directx midi player etc
hehe sorry to write so much on ur download post cool.gif
wicked
Cool smile.gif, sweet az mate I'm off to bed soon Will have alooksee at that little asm cdrom opener later I think...I remember reading one on yorns posts and clicking on his link in his sig and he had a web page where you could click on the link and it would download a similar file to your hdd and open your cd...lmao... an example of what you can do...

and posting is what it's all about bro... keep up the good work...

Wkd..

Mrs's gonna do summersalts in the morn it's like 2am and I'm still on this F#$%ing thing..

...yep gotta check the posts... and try the Gadgets... Was playing with that Webdav Kit that G-Sec uploaded earlier today seems very nice.. What do you Make of it?

Maybe we could Give WINZ a Run for there Money smile.gif

Wkd..

ps: wouldn't use the sound thinggy in the connector anywayz... jst use it az a monitor to see who's online and when smile.gif.... have a few ideas that would make it better though perhaps you could build us up a better version with some leds and a drop down window (also allowing the user to Enter a nick for Each Ip in the drop down list)....ahh don't mind me bro jst thinking out loud , I Have a few Ideas for useful Proggy's that would be beneficial to us here at Gov.Sec and to ppl all over the Dome..

But I'll get to that another day I Think..
vnet576
Very nice program wicked. I was looking for something to let me know which of my "servers" were online at a given moment. cool.gif
wicked
No worries mate was using the ipmonitor that Comsec upped but it needs some Tweaking... this one seems a little better...

Wkd..

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