После инсталляции Firewall Kerio 6.x возникла проблема блокировки Kerio исходящей почты Outlook Express.

Как известно почта отправялется через SMTP 25. Однако по видимому этот порт блокирует firewall.

Решить проблему можно изменив порт отправки SMTP в Outlook Express с 25 на 587.

Думается это подойдет не только для Outlook Express, но и для других почтовиков.

HBFITES Delivers Cisco Authorised Training as Cisco Learning Partner Associate

HBFITES has been providing high quality vendor training and certification for the past 2002 on numerous technologies, and have strengthened the training portfolio to include Authorized Cisco® training through cisco learning partner associate.

HBFITES is focused on delivering comprehensive training solutions to its customers, including both new and expert users. Its goal is to help its students become self-sufficient in developing simple to complex applications and products. Classes, curriculum and course material are structured to achieve this goal.

Cisco® content will be available in multiple formats over the Internet, including self-study and instructor-facilitated courses. After completing a course, students have an opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge in a real-world environment utilizing HBFITES in-house classroom racks. These racks provide access to real Cisco® routers, switches and other devices, rather than simulations.

Courses offered:

Routing & Switching
BCMSN – Building Cisco Multilayered Switch Networks (3.0)
BGP – Configuring BGP on Cisco Routers (3.2)
BSCI – Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks
CCDA Bootcamp – Cisco Certified Design Associate Bootcamp
CCNA Bootcamp v2.0 (ICND1 & ICND 2)
CCNP Bootcamp
CCNP1 v3.0 – CCNP1 (BCMSN/BCSI)
CCNP2 v3.0 – CCNP2 (ISCW/ONT)
Cisco WAAS Enterprise (CWAASE) v4.1.1
CWLMS – Implementing CiscoWorks LMS 3.0
GSSOC – Cisco Global Site Selector Operations and Configuration v1.0
ICCR – Introduction to Cisco Cable Routers v4.0
ICCR+ Enhanced Introduction to Cisco Cable Routers v1.0
ICND 1 – Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 1
ICND 2 – Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2
IP6FD – IPv6 Fundamentals, Design, & Deployment (2.0)
ISCW – Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks
MPLS – Implementing Cisco MPLS (2.2)
ONT – Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks (1.0)
TCN – Troubleshooting Cisco Networks v1.0
TCP/IP Networking

Unified Contact Center
CVPD – Cisco Customer Voice Portal Developer (7.0)
CVPI – Cisco Unified Voice Portal Implementation v7.0
ICM Bootcamp – Cisco Intelligent Contact Manager Bootcamp (7.0)
ICM Part 1 – Cisco Intelligent Contact Manager-Part 1 (7.0)
ICM Part 2 – Cisco Intelligent Contact Manager-Part 2 (7.0)
IPCCE (UCCE v7.0) – Cisco IP Contact Center Enterprise
UCCE/ICM w/CVP – Unified Contact Center Enterprise/Intelligent Contact Manager Administration with CVP
UCCE/ICM w/IPIVR – Unified Contact Center Enterprise/Intelligent Contact Manager Administration with IPIVR
UCCXA – Unified Contact Center Express Advanced (1.0)
UCCXD – Cisco Unified Contact Center Express (2.0)

Network Security
CANAC – Implementing Network Admissions Control (2.1)
CCSP Bootcamp
CSVPN – Cisco Secure Virtual Private Networks (4.0)
DDoS – Mitigating DDoS Using Cisco Guard and Traffic Anomaly Detector
HIPS – Securing Hosts Using Cisco Security Agent (3.0)
IINS – Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (v1.0)
IPS – Implementing Cisco Intrusion Protection Systems (6.0)
MARS – Implementing Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System (3.0)
NAC – Implementing Cisco Network Admission Control (3.0)
SMN – Implementing Security Manager for Cisco Networks v1.1
SNAA – Securing Networks with ASA Advance v1.0
SNAF – Securing Networks with ASA Fundamentals v1.0
SND – Securing Cisco Network Devices (2.0)
SNPA – Securing Networks with PIX and ASA (5.0)
SNRS – Securing Networks with Cisco Routers and Switches (2.0)
SNRS – Securing Networks with Cisco Routers and Switches (3.0)

Data Center & Storage
ACEOC – ACE Operations and Configuration (1.1)
ACESM – Implementing the Application Control Engine Service Module
ACNS – Application and Content Networking System Operation and Configuration
AMPLS – Advanced Implementing and Troubleshooting MPLS VPN Bootcamp (1.0)
BCMPLS – Building Core Networks with OSPF, BGP, and MPLS Boot Camp (5.0)
BGP – Configuring BGP on Cisco Routers
BGP – Configuring BGP on Cisco Routers (3.2)
Cisco WAAS Enterprise (CWAASE) v4.1.1
CMSE – Cisco Multi-protocol Storage Essentials
CSSOC – Content Services Switch Operation & Configuration (7.0)
CWLMS – Implementing CiscoWorks LMS 3.0
DCNI 1 – Cisco Data Center Networking Infrastructure 1 v2.0
DCNI 2 – Cisco Data Center Networking Infrastructure 2 v2.0
DCNID – Cisco Data Center Networking Infrastructure Design v2.0
DCSNS – Designing Cisco Storage Networking Solutions (3.0)
IASNS – Implementing Cisco Advanced Storage Networking Solutions
ICSNS – Implementing Cisco Storage Networking Solutions (3.0)
MAESC – MGX 8850 ATM Edge Switch Configuration (4.2)
MPLS – Implementing Cisco MPLS (2.2)
QOS – Implementing Cisco Quality of Service (2.2)
WAAS – Cisco Wide Area Application Services (4.0)

Advanced Services Course Offerings
ACCR – Advanced Cisco Cable Routers v1.0
Adding Secured Voice and Data Services for the Business Ready Branch ISR
Advanced Services Building Enterprise Data Center Architectures Using Cisco Catalyst 6500, MDS 9000, and ONS 15454 Devices
Advanced Services Deploying Cisco CallManager 5.0 (CMBC)
Advanced Services Securing Enterprise Data Center Architectures with Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Firewall Services Modules, IDSM-2, Cisco Guard DDoS Mitigation Appliances
AMPLS – Advanced Implementing and Troubleshooting MPLS VPN Bootcamp (1.0)
ASBHA – Advanced Services Building Highly Available Networks
ASISR – Advanced Services Cisco 7600 Series Essentials (1.0)
AUC6 MSP – Advanced Unified Communications 6: Migration, SIP, and Presence
AXGOC – ACE XML Gateway Operations and Configuration v1.0
BCMPLS – Building Core Networks with OSPF, BGP, and MPLS Boot Camp (5.0)
BECSN – Advanced Services Building Enhanced Cisco Security Networks (2.0)
CBTSP – Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Provisioning
Cisco CallManager MCS Bootcamp (4.0)
Cisco IPCC Advanced Reporting
Cisco IPCC Advanced Scripting
Cisco IPCC/ICM Deployment Methodology
CRS1 – Cisco CRS-1 Essentials (1.0)
CUAE – Cisco Unified Application Environment Developer Essentials
CUOM – Advanced Services’ Cisco Unified Operations Manager and Service Monitor v2.0
IEBA – Advanced Services Integrating Enterprise Branch Architectures Using the Cisco Integrated Service Router
IPCAR – Advanced Services Cisco Systems Customizing ICM/IPCC Reports Workshop
IPCAS – Advanced Services Cisco IPCC Advanced Scripting
IWSVD – Integrating Wireless Services with Voice and Data Networks (1.0)
MSPP- ONS 15454 Test, Turn Up and Operations Bootcamp (MSSP)
MSTP – Advanced Services’ Cisco ONS 15454 Multiservice Transport Platform (MSTP) Release 8.x (ONS Basic) v 8.x

Unified Communications Administration
AUC – Administering Unified Communications Manager (6.x) and Unified Messaging (5.x)
AUCMU – Administering Unified Communications Manager and Unity (v6/7)
BUC – Basics of Unified Communications (v6.0)
TUC – Troubleshooting Unified Communications 1.0 (UCM 6.0)
UCM & OCS – Cisco Unified Communications Manager & Microsoft Office Communications Server
Unified Communications & IP Telephony
ACIPT v6.0 – Administering Cisco IP Telephony Solutions
ACUC – Administering Cisco Unity Connection v7.0
AT-ENT – Arc Technical Enterprise
AUC v7.0 – Administering Cisco Unity Connection
AUCMU – Administering Unified Communications Manager and Unity (v6/7)
AUM – Administering Unified Messaging (5.0)
BUC – Basics of Unified Communications
BUC – Basics of Unified Communications (v7)
CCMSA – Cisco Communications Manager System Administration (6.0)
CCVP Bootcamp
CIPT 1 – Cisco IP Telephony Part 1 (5.0)
CIPT 1 – Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 1 (6.0)
CIPT 1 – Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 1 (v6/7)
CIPT 2 – Cisco IP Telephony Part 2 (5.0)
CIPT 2 – Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 2 (6.0)
CIPT 2 – Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 2 (v6/7)
CMAD – Cisco MeetingPlace for Customers – System Administrator Training
CMBC6 – Advanced Services Deploying Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6
CMBU – Cisco MeetingPlace Basic User
CMDS – Cisco MeetingPlace Directory Services Implementation
CMIM – Cisco MeetingPlace Installation and Maintenance
CMPT – Cisco MeetingPlace Pre-Sales Engineer
CMUP – Cisco Communications Manager Upgrade v6.0
CMUS – Cisco MeetingPlace Upgrades and Support
CUCM Accelerated – Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CIPT1 & CIPT2 v6/7)
CUCM6 Accelerated – Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.x – CIPT1 & CIPT2
CVOICE – Cisco Voice Over IP (6.0)
GWGK – Implementing Cisco Gateways & Gatekeepers (2.0)
IIUC – Implementing Cisco IOS Unified Communications (v1.0)
IIUC2 v1.0 – Implementing Ciso IOS Unified Communications Part 2
IPTD – IP Telephony Design (1.0)
IUC – Implementing Cisco Unity Connection v7.0
IUM – Implementing Cisco Unified Messaging (v5.0)
MCSA Mini-Boot Part 3 – Configuring Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
PRSDI+ – Cisco Unified Presence Design & Implementation Plus Mobility
QOS – Implementing Cisco Quality of Service (2.2)
Telecommunications Fundamentals (3760)
TUC – Troubleshooting Unified Communications 1.0 (UCM 6.0)
UCAD – Unified Communications Architecture and Design (1.0)
UCM & OCS – Cisco Unified Communications Manager & Microsoft Office Communications Server
UCM & OCS – Cisco Unified Communications Manager & Microsoft Office Communications Server

Wireless
CUWN – Cisco Unified Wireless Networking (4.1)
CWLAT – Cisco Wireless LAN Advanced Topics v2.0
CWLF – Cisco Wireless LAN Fundamentals v2.0
CWMN – Cisco Wireless Mesh Network (1.0)
CWNSS – Cisco Wireless Networking Site Survey
IUWNE – Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Networking Essentials (v1.0)
IWSVD – Integrating Wireless Services with Voice and Data Networks (1.0)
WLSE – Wireless LAN Solutions Engine (1.0)
WMRFBC – Cisco Wireless Mesh & RF Design Boot Camp

Bootcamps
CCDA Bootcamp – Cisco Certified Design Associate Bootcamp
CCIE – Service Provider Bootcamp
CCNA Bootcamp v2.0 (ICND1 & ICND 2)
CCNP Bootcamp
CCSP Bootcamp
CCVP Bootcamp
CUCM6 Accelerated – Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.x – CIPT1 & CIPT2
ICM Bootcamp – Cisco Intelligent Contact Manager Bootcamp (7.0)
MCSE Bootcamp
VMware Infrastructure 3.5 Ultimate Bootcamp

Sales Training
AMSB – Cisco Account Manager Specialization Bootcamp
AUCAM – UC for Cisco Account Managers
CMAM – Cisco MeetingPlace Sales
CMPT – Cisco MeetingPlace Pre-Sales Engineer
CSE – Cisco Sales Expert 4.0
DMPS – Designing Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Solutions v1.0
IMPS – Implementing Cisco Unifed MeetingPlace Solutions v1.0

Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert – Voice (CCIE-Voice)
CCIE – Voice Bootcamp
CCIE Voice Advanced Lab Bootcamp
CCIE Voice Foundation Lab Bootcamp
CCIE Voice Mock Lab Boot Camp
CCIE Voice Written Bootcamp
CCVP2 v6.0 – CCVP Mini Camp – (CIPT1/CIPT2)

Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert – Routing & Switching (CCIE-R&S)
CCIE – R&S Bootcamp
CCIE Lab Bootcamp
CCIE R&S Advanced Lab Bootcamp
CCIE R&S Foundation Lab Bootcamp
CCIE R&S Mock Lab Boot Camp
CCIE R&S Written Bootcamp
CCIE RS – Routing & Switching for CCIE Candidates
CCIE RSA – Routing & Switching for Advanced CCIE Candidates
CCIE Written Bootcamp

Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert – Security (CCIE-Security)
CCIE Security Foundation Lab Bootcamp
CCIE – Security Bootcamp
CCIE Security Advanced Lab Bootcamp
CCIE Security Mock Lab Bootcamp
CCIE Security Written Bootcamp

Specialization Training offered on:
Cisco Unified Contact Center Products
Cisco Agent Desktop
Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option
Cisco Enterprise Reporting
Cisco Outbound Option
Cisco Remote Monitoring Suite Option
Cisco Support Tools
Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise
Cisco Unified Contact Center Express
Cisco Unified Contact Center Hosted
Cisco Unified CRM Connector
Cisco Unified E-Mail Interaction Manager
Cisco Unified Expert Advisor
Cisco Unified Intelligence Suite
Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise
Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management Hosted
Cisco Unified Mobile Agent
Cisco Unified Web Interaction Manager
Cisco Unified Workforce Optimization

Conferencing
Cisco Conference Connection
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express

Unified Communications Clients
Cisco IP Communicator
Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
Cisco Unified Video Advantage

Voice Mail and Unified Messaging
Cisco Fax Server
Cisco Personal Assistant
Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway
Cisco Unity
Cisco Unity Connection
Cisco Unity Express
Cisco Unified Communications Widgets
Cisco Unified Presence

Unified Communications Mobility
Cisco Unified Mobility

Cisco Unified Voice Self-Service Products
Cisco Unified Call Services, Universal Edition
Cisco Unified Call Studio
Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal
Cisco Unified IP Interactive Voice Response
Cisco Unified Customer Interaction Analyzer

IP Telephony
Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Business Edition
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
Cisco Unified Mobility
Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony
Cisco IP Communicator
Cisco SIP IP Phone Software
Cisco Unified Video Advantage

Telephony Applications
Cisco Billing and Measurements Server
Cisco Conference Connection
Cisco Emergency Responder
Cisco Fax Server
Cisco RSVP Agent
Cisco Unified Attendant Consoles
Cisco Unified CallConnectors
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant
Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool
Cisco WebAttendant

Unified Communications Network Management
CiscoWorks QoS Policy Manager
Cisco Extensible Provisioning and Operations Manager
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Node Manager
Cisco Monitor Director
Cisco Monitor Manager
Cisco netManager Unified Communications
Cisco Unified Operations Manager
Cisco Unified Provisioning Manager
Cisco Unified Service Monitor
Cisco Unified Service Statistics Manager
CiscoWorks Voice Manager
Cisco Voice Services Provisioning Tool

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Un ordinateur, ça vit (les mauvaises langues diront plutôt que certains essayent de survivre) et au contact des autres ordinateurs , ça s’expose au virus et autres saletés (comme les humains). Et comme les humains, lorsqu’ils mangent trop, ils prennent du poids. Voici donc ma sélection de logiciel de maintenance et sécurité pour protéger un temps soit peu votre ordinateur et prolonger sa forme. Ici pas de Linux et de Mac, d’abord parce que je ne les utilise pas vraiment, et aussi parce qu’il sont un peu mieux protégé (et l’optimisation me direz vous ? Je sais pas ce que ça vaut sur ses systèmes …)

Ensuite, les logiciels sont gratuit, pas que le payant ne soit pas bon, mais comme qui dirait “le gratuit, c’est moins cher !” et c’est à la mode aussi.

Regardons donc de plus prêt :

1- l’antivirus : indispensable d’en avoir un sur l’ordinateur, il protège des virus et autres microbes dans le genre (comme son nom l’indique) , mais il n’est pas infaillible (c’est pas une raison pour ne pas en mettre).

Celui que j’utilise est Avast Familal 4.7 et je n’ai pas encore eu à m’en plaindre, il m’a déjà bloqué quelques virus. Actuellement, on peut aussi utiliser Antivir qui semble pas trop mal.

Les virus étant en constante évolution et les antivirus ne suivant pas forcément le rythme, un programme antivirus ne reste “bon” que s’il est mis à jour et que les mises à jour prennent en compte les derniers virus. Certains annoncent avg free bien distancé et Avast en léger recul sur les mises à jour (elles sont régulières mais auraient tendances à prendre en compte les virus récents un peu plus tard que celles d’Antivir). Les défauts d’Antivir : la mise à jour parfois difficile (serveurs encombrés : victimes du succès ?) , l’interface en anglais (si vous y êtes allergique) , pas de modules de scan des mails (mais pas de pb pour vous, il analyse les fichiers joints si vous y touchez). Avast a aussi ses défauts : une interface “bizarre”, les mises à jours qui retardent , la clé nécessaire lors de l’enregistrement (nécessite un enregistrement).

2- le pare feu (firewall) : tout aussi nécessaire, il permet de gérer la sécurité du réseau en autorisant les programmes qui ont accès à votre ordinateur et à internet. Windows xp (et vista) en intègre un qui suffit si vous avez une utilisation “standard” sur internet (par standard, j’entends surf basique quotidien et relevé des mails). Je laisse celui intégré généralement, mais sur mon poste j’ai mis Zone Alarm 7 dernièrement. Un autre Pare feu gratuit que j’ai testé, c’est Kerio que j’ai bien aimé aussi (et que je recommanderai plus pour pour un utilisateur lambda, car il y a la possibilité de choisir entre un mode d’utilisation plus simple ou un plus poussé) , mais je suis plus habitué à Zone Alarm que j’avais déjà utilisé auparavant.

3- l’antispyware/trojan : devenu indispensable et le sera encore plus, il détecte les logiciels espions capables de vous voler des données personnelles, ils détectent aussi les programmes capables de prendre le contrôle de votre ordinateur . Les logiciels gratuits que l’on propose habituellement sont Spybot S&D et A-Aware. Ils sont un peu distancés actuellement, mais il vaut mieux ça que rien. Personnellement, j’utilisais les deux pré-cités avec un troisième a², mais 3 antispywares ça faisait beaucoup, j’ai voulu voir s’il n’en existait pas d’autres plus à jour. Windows en fourni un Windows Defender, qui dispose d’un module de surveillance temps réel. J’ai donc mis Windows Defender couplé à Spybot et laissé Ad aware et a² au placard. Attention cependant, lors de son installation, Defender vérifie que votre copie de windows est légale (l’installation est donc impossible pour ceux qui n’ont pas de licence windows)

Mais la première protection (et source d’infections) contre les malwares, c’est vous ! À vous d’avoir le bon sens nécessaire pour éviter l’infection. 2008 est annoncé comme une année “chargée” faisant suite à 2007 (année record pour la création de nouveaux virus) avec des attaques plus orientées internet (vol de données), réseaux sociaux et messageries de discussion. Take care.

Deux articles pour poursuivre : sur libellule.ch “ la config sécurité 2008” , on trouve aussi d’autres articles sur la sécurité.

sur 01net “Les solutions pour espérer être en sécurité sur Internet en 2008“.

Pour la maintenance, il vous faudra attendre le deuxième post “Ma trousse à outils informatique (2)” qui arrive bientôt.