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The dour opinion on municipal bond funds continues. In the latest sign, iShares S&P National AMT-Free Municipal Bond Fund (MUB), the biggest muni ETF, on Wednesday logged its 61st straight day trading at a discount to net assets, Bloomberg News reports.
That's a record for the six-year-old ETF, writes Bloomberg's Michelle Kaske, breaking the previous mark of 60 days that followed muni bear Meredith Whitney's erroneous prediction in late 2010 of hundreds of billions of dollars of defaults in the sector the following year. From Kaske:
MUB, created in September 2007, traded at 98.8 percent of its net asset value in New York on Aug. 21, according to Bloomberg data. The current discount may persist for the next few weeks, reflecting concern that interest rates will rise further if the Federal Reserve cuts its bond purchases, said Bart Mosley, co-president of Trident Municipal Research in New York. ...
"Until we get some clarity on that, people are going to be nervous about recommitting assets to fixed income," he said.
Muni ETFs' market prices, at least, are holding up on Thursday, with the MUB rising six cents, or 0.1%, to $101.93. SPDR Nuveen S&P High Yield Municipal Bond ETF (HYMB) is ahead by a nickel, or 0.5%, to $50.15 and Market Vectors High Yield Municipal Index ETF (HYD) is gaining three cents, or 0.1%, to $28.81.


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As far back as the 12th century, many Europeans would mark the holidays with the lighting of the Yule log.
They'd chop down an enormous log and, according to custom, bring the wood into the house amid great ceremony on Christmas Eve.
The master of the house would often sprinkle the log with oil, salt and wine while saying suitable prayers.
In some families, the mother would then light the wood, while children had the privilege in other homes.
It was said the cinders of the log would ward off the evil powers of the devil.
The tradition persisted in Europe, and even in Canada, until the last quarter of the 19th century.
But experts say its disappearance coincides with the advent of the cast-iron stove, which largely replaced the great wood-burning hearths.
Today, the Yule log has become a traditional pastry — generally a cake roll, smothered in coffee or chocolate-flavored icing, and decorated with sugared holly leaves and roses.


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1. Be the best father and husband a wife and little girl (boy very soon, too!) could ask for… because there's always room for improvement.
2. Squeeze the aforementioned healthy baby boy come end of January…because good health is the greatest gift.
3. Always be there for my family…because everyone needs protectors.
4. Snag 150 baseballs/7 game home runs by the All Star Break. 300 baseballs/14 game home runs by season's end…because this would set personal records.
5. Catch a milestone game home run…easier said than done, but they're fun!
6. Make a new friend each day…because who couldn't use more friends?
7. Take lots of baseball road trips…I might visit your city!
8. Limit bad decisions…we all make 'em. I just want to keep them at bay.
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The ROUTE 66 RV Network recently completed its 9th Annual Rally in Peachtree City, Ga., with network dealers and partners touting the gathering as "the best rally yet," according to a press release.
Overland Park, Kan.-based ROUTE 66 reported that attendance at the Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center was over 200 strong, representing nearly 90 percent of the network's dealerships and 30 vendor partners.
While many new programs and initiatives were launched during the Sept. 10-12 meeting, the major announcement was the partnership with Kampgrounds of America Inc. (KOA), as previously reported on www.woodallscm.com.
Dave Francis, ROUTE 66 partner, noted, "Suffice it to say, you'll be seeing the classic ROUTE 66 shield and famous yellow KOA logo together quite a bit in the months and years to come. When you pull the best and largest campground network together with the best and largest RV dealer network like we've done, you can't help but positively impact an RVer's overall experience and satisfaction."
Lorne Armer, KOA's vice president for brand development, attended the rally and addressed the dealers shortly after the formal announcement. "This partnership is a step in the natural evolution KOA has seen occur in camping over the last 50 years," Armer said. "KOA and ROUTE 66 are always looking for new ways to evolve the industry forward to better meet the needs and serve today's camper. Quite honestly, our challenge moving forward will be to determine what are the best of the great ideas on the table and focus our efforts there."
"Our rallies are designed to deliver good golf, good food and a great relationship-building opportunity for our dealer management teams and our partners," said Rob Merrill, partner in the ROUTE 66 RV Network. "And this year you could sense a unity and commitment to the team like no other past rally."
Another major topic of conversation focused on the Internet side of a dealership's operation. After two-plus years of intensive web development based on dealer input and fine-tuning, ROUTE 66 detailed the performance of its "RV SmartSites" (RVSS) web platform including visits, leads and sales generated.
Steve Francis, ROUTE 66 partner and RV dealer who has led the development of this proprietary platform, stated, "RVSS is doing exactly what is was designed to do for our network dealers who are currently on the platform. Nearly every critical analytic you track and evaluate is up at least 50% over last year's numbers and still climbing."
Other announcements during the rally related to the network's expanding brand promise of "Wherever the road takes you … you can count on us" by introducing an enhanced ROUTE 66 RV Club and new Roadside/Tech24 program. Dealers were also offered a way to not only continue to increase their dealership's program rebates but also maintain their participation as a branded ROUTE 66 dealer with no annual membership fee.
"The unanimous sense from this year's rally was overwhelmingly positive," said Merrill. "Everyone left Georgia with high expectations and an enthusiastic charge to make 2013 our best ever."
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Since many of you do not have direct gopher access to MedSearch America, we will post the latest procedures on how to format and submit your resume for Healthcare Employers in Newsgroups from time to time. Thank you for your ongoing participation! Larry Bouchard How to Prepare and Post your Resume ----------------------------------- Please print or copy this document and follow the directions carefully. This NEW format will help us with faster and more accurate processing, and will make it easier for employers to find your resume. ** YOUR RESUME WILL APPEAR IN THE MEDSEARCH AMERICA PUBLIC ACCESS DATABASE ** PLEASE CHECK YOUR RESUME ONLINE 48 HOURS AFTER SENDING TO MAKE SURE IT HAS BEEN PROPERLY CODED AND OTHERWISE APPEARS AS YOU INTENDED. CONTACT AND JOB PREFERENCE INFORMATION ------------------------------------ 1) The information below should APPEAR BEFORE YOUR RESUME or any other information and ONLY on the TOP LEFT of your first page. Your name, address, phone, mail info should NOT appear anywhere else including within your resume. 2) Each line of text should NOT EXCEED 75 characters and spaces across for your resume to display properly. 3) Your Contact Information (if properly submitted) will not be displayed in the Public-Access Database. Your identity will be available to any interested Employers/ Recruiters even if they are not members of MSA. 4) Do not draw any text boxes around these entries or make any other formatting that would interfere with the computer properly reading your contact and job preference information. At the TOP LEFT SIDE of your page write the information that appears IN CAPS below, and write your responses to each item starting with one space after the colon. (See the example that follows) NAME: (First, Last, Middle Initial) ADDRESS: 2ND LINE: (if needed) CITY, STATE ZIP: COUNTRY: (blank if USA) PHONE: (Where you prefer to be reached for employment inquiries) E-MAIL ADDRESS: <Blank Line> PRIMARY JOB LOCATION: (City, State abbr.) (usually the City and State that you now live and seek immediate employment in.) RELOCATION CITY: (City, State abbr.) (Separate multiple City State entries with a semi-colon ";") (DO NOT include ANY other words than the City and State) (example: Chicago, IL; Boston, MA; Dallas, TX) RELOCATION REGION: (New England; Mid Atlantic; South; Midwest; Rockies; Southwest; Pacific/Pacific Coast; Any): (Separate multiple regions with a semi-colon ";") (DO NOT include ANY other words than the region choices) RELOCATION COUNTRY: (If Non-US only) DESIRED WORK STATUS: (Permanent, Temporary, Contract, Internship, Volunteer, or Consulting) RESUME: (this tells the computer to look after this section for your resume) EXAMPLE: -------- NAME: Tanya, Johnson, R. ADDRESS: 10537 S. 42nd Place, Apt# 46 2ND LINE: CITY, STATE ZIP: Seattle, WA 98014 COUNTRY: PHONE: 206-632-1702 E-MAIL ADDRESS: tanya at deepthought.pylon.com PRIMARY JOB LOCATION: Seattle, WA RELOCATION CITY: Portland, OR; Chicago, IL; San Diego, CA RELOCATION REGION: RELOCATION COUNTRY: DESIRED WORK STATUS: Permanent RESUME: (this tells the computer that the resume follows) ================================================================== R E S U M E ================================================================== 1) Remember that the text SHOULD NOT EXCEED 75 characters across (characters and spaces), or it will not display as you intend. 2) DO NOT INCLUDE PERSONAL OR CONTACT INFORMATION in the body of your resume. Social Security or other Identification numbers should never appear in a public access area. Since we do not know if this information was unintentionally included in the public database, we will exclude those resumes that have personal information when we find them. 3) FOR ADDITIONAL PRIVACY, you may want to consider not naming past employers or providing references. The interested employer will request this information after you are contacted. Hint: View your resume in Notepad or Dos Editor to check how it will display online. Leave at least 2 blank lines between RESUME: and the body of your resume. Sending Your Resume by E-Mail - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - **IMPORTANT** MAKE SURE YOU READ AND AGREE TO THE MSA LIMITATION AND DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY BEFORE SENDING YOUR RESUME. The e-mail "SUBJECT" line will be your RESUME TITLE. This will be the sentence that the employer first sees when searching resumes. Use the resume title to sell yourself or give a summary (in 45 letters and spaces) like: "RN/8 yrs Exp/East Coast/200+ bed hosp" or "M.I.S. Director, 5 yrs, Major HMO, San Fran" -------------------------------------------- E-MAIL YOUR RESUME TO: resume at medsearch.com -------------------------------------------- DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR RESUME AS AN E-MAIL ATTACHMENT but as the message itself.


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This time, the cars are started in reverse lap time order, meaning that the Gallardo starts last with the 360 Modena first. There is some seriously good driving in here. There is also gratuitous heel-toe action, since both Lambos have a gated shift.
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SEC550: Active Defense, Offensive Countermeasures and Cyber Deception New
Mon, March 14 - Fri, March 18, 2016
The final capstone was a blast - I loved the fact we had the freedom to be creative in our approach!
SEC550 is exactly what I'm looking for--new ideas for network defense.
The current threat landscape is shifting. Traditional defenses are failing us. We need to develop new strategies to defend ourselves. Even more importantly, we need to better understand who is attacking us and why. You may be able to immediately implement some of the measures we discuss in this course, while others may take a while. Either way, consider what we discuss as a collection of tools at your disposal when you need them to annoy attackers, determine who is attacking you, and, finally, attack the attackers.
SEC550: Active Defense, Offensive Countermeasures and Cyber Deception is based on the Active Defense Harbinger Distribution live Linux environment funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). This virtual machine is built from the ground up for defenders to quickly implement Active Defenses in their environments. The course is very heavy with hands-on activities - we won't just talk about Active Defenses, we will work through labs that will enable you to quickly and easily implement what you learn in your own working environment.
You Will Learn:
- How to force an attacker to take more moves to attack your network - moves that in turn may increase your ability to detect that attacker
- How to gain better attribution as to who is attacking you and why
- How to gain access to a bad guy's system
- Most importantly, you will find out how to do the above legally
Course Syllabus
SEC550.1: Setup and Baseline
Bryce Galbraith
Mon Mar 14th, 2016
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
- Setup
- Mourning Our Destiny, Leaving Youth and Childhood Behind
- Bad Guy Defenses
- Basics and Fundamentals (Or, Don't Get Owned Doing This)
- Playing With Advanced Backdoors
- Software Restriction Policies
- Legal Issues
- Venom and Poison
SEC550.2: Annoyance
Bryce Galbraith
Tue Mar 15th, 2016
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
- How to Connect to Evil Servers (Without Getting Shot)
- Remux.py
- Recon on Bad Servers and Bad People
- Honeypots
- Honeyports
- Kippo
- Deny Hosts
- Artillery
- More Evil Web Servers
- Cryptolocked
SEC550.3: Attribution
Bryce Galbraith
Wed Mar 16th, 2016
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
- Dealing with TOR
- Decloak
- Word Web Bugs (Or Honeydocs)
- More Evil Web Servers
- Cryptolocked
SEC550.4: More Attribution and Attack
Bryce Galbraith
Thu Mar 17th, 2016
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
- Nova
- Infinitely Recursive Windows Directories
- Web Application Street Fighting with BeEF!
- Wireless and Brotherly Love
- Evil Java Applications with SET
- AV Bypass (for the Good Guys!)
- Arming Word Documents
- Python Injection
- Ghostwriting
- HoneyBadger
- Let's Try to Trojan Some Java Applications
SEC550.5: Capture the Flag
Bryce Galbraith
Fri Mar 18th, 2016
Capture the Flag challenge that draws on what you have learned over the previous four days of the course.
CPE/CMU Credits: 6
Additional Information
Laptop Required
To get the most value out of the course, students are required to bring their own laptop so that they can connect directly to the workshop network. It is the students' responsibility to make sure that the system is properly configured with all the drivers necessary to connect to an Ethernet network.
John Strand has created a video to help you walk through the setup requirements for the course. This short 10 minute video will help ensure your system is properly configured and ready for class.
Some of the course exercises are based on Windows, while others focus on Linux. VMware Player or VMware Workstation is required for the class. If you plan to use a Macintosh, please make sure you bring VMware Fusion, along with a Windows guest virtual machine.
You are required to bring Windows 8 (Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate), Windows 7 (Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate), either a real system or a virtual machine. Professional versions only, Home versions will not work.
The course includes a VMware image file of a guest Linux system that is larger than 12 GB. Therefore, you need a file system with the ability to read and write files that are larger than 3 GB, such as NTFS on a Windows machine.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You will also be required to disable your anti-virus tools temporarily for some exercises, so make sure you have the anti-virus administrator permissions to do so. DO NOT plan on just killing your anti-virus service or processes, because most anti-virus tools still function even when their associated services and processes have been terminated. For many enterprise-managed clients, disabling your anti-virus tool may require a different password than the Administrator account password. Please bring that administrator password for your anti-virus tool.
We also require that no enterprise group policies be applied to the system. These policies can and will interfere with our labs.
Enterprise VPN clients may interfere with the network configuration required to participate in the class. If your system has an enterprise VPN client installed, you may need to uninstall it for the exercises in class.
You will use VMware to run Windows and Linux operating systems simultaneously when performing exercises in class. You must have either the free VMware Player 6 or later or the commercial VMware Workstation 10 or later installed on your system prior to coming to class. You can download VMware Player for free here.
Alternatively, if you want a more flexible and configurable tool, you can download a free 30-day trial copy of VMware Workstation. VMware will send you a time-limited license number for VMware Workstation if you register for the trial on their website. No license number is required for VMware Player.
If you are using a Macbook or Macbook Pro with OS X 10.8 or later, you will need VMWare Fusion 5.0 or later.
VirtualBox is not supported and may interfere with our labs. It should not be installed on a system you are planning to use for this class.
We will give you a USB full of attack tools to experiment with during the class and to take home for later analysis. We will also provide a Linux image with all of our tools pre-installed that runs within VMware Player or VMware Workstation.
You do not need to bring a Linux system if you plan to use our Linux image in VMware. However, you are required to bring VMware Workstation or VMware Player. The class does not support VirtualPC or other non-VMware virtualization products.
Mandatory Laptop Hardware Requirements
- x86-compatible or x64-compatible 2.0 GHz CPU minimum or higher
- USB drive (not a CD drive)
- 4 GB RAM or higher required
- Ethernet adapter (a wired connection is required in class; if your laptop supports only wireless, please make sure to bring an Ethernet adapter with you)
- Wireless adapter
- 40 GB available hard drive space
- Any Service Pack level is acceptable for Windows 8, Windows 7
During the workshop, you will be connecting to one of the most hostile networks on Earth! Your laptop might be attacked. Do not have any sensitive data stored on the system. SANS is not responsible for your system if someone in the class attacks it in the workshop.
By bringing the right equipment and preparing in advance, you can maximize what you will see and learn as well as have a lot of fun.
If you have additional questions about the laptop specifications, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Who Should Attend
- General security practitioners
- Penetration testers
- Ethical hackers
- Web application developers
- Website designers and architects
- Basic understanding of Windows and Linux Command line
- Basic TCP/IP understanding.
Other Courses People Have Taken
What You Will Receive
- A fully functioning Active Defense Harbinger Distribution ready to deploy
- Class books and a DVD with the necessary tools and the OCM virtual machine, which is a fully functional Linux system with the OCM tools installed and ready to go for the class and for the students' work environments.
You Will Be Able To
- Track bad guys with callback Word documents
- Use Honeybadger to track web attackers
- Block attackers from successfully attacking servers with honeyports
- Block web attackers from automatically discovering pages and input fields
- Understand the legal limits and restrictions of Active Defense
- Obfuscate DNS entries
- Create non-attributable Active Defense Servers
- Combine geolocation with existing Java applications
- Create online social media profiles for cyber deception
- Easily create and deploy honeypots
Hands-on Training
- Layers of defense for the bad guys
- Software restrictions policies
- Testing DLP systems
- Testing command and control systems
- OSFuscate
- Fuzzing attacker tools for attacker-side DoS
- Spidertrap to gunk up web crawlers
- Thug for attack site research
- Remux.py for attack site research
- Recon against bad people
- Dionea
- Honeyports from the command line
- Honeyports.py
- Kippo
- Deny Hosts
- Artillery
- Weblabyrinth
- Cryptolocked
- Conpot for SCADA emulation
- Decloking TOR actors
- Word Web Bugs
- Infinitely Recursive Directories for crashing malware
- BeEF for the bad guys
- Evil Java applications
- AV bypass for the bad guys
- Powercat
- Ghostwriting
- Honeybadger
- Backdooring existing Java applications to track bad guys
- Full-day Capture the Flag challenge
Press & Reviews
"Invaluable class for learning how to identify hackers and their methods and how to boot them from your company." - DaWyone Haynes, TransAmerica
"Real world, and blue teams need these types of tools and processes, not only will this help them defend but good for alerting-metrics." - Bryon Mangler, Mandiant
"Powerful tools were introduced. This class is a must for any IT professional let alone security teams." - William Yang, USPowergen
"This course is really what is missing right now, from the content perspective." - Bryon Mangler, Mandiant
Author Statement
I wrote this course to finally make defense fun, to finally add some confusion to the attackers, and to change the way we all look at defense. One of the most frequent questions I get is why offensive countermeasures are so important. Many people tell me that we cannot ignore patching, firewalls, policies, and other security management techniques. I cannot agree more. The techniques presented in this course are intended for organizations that have gone through the process of doing things correctly and want to go further. Get your house in order, and then play. Of course, there will be challenges for anyone trying to implement offensive countermeasures in their organization. However, they can all be faced and overcome.
- John Strand


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Located in El Paso, Texas since 1978, Triangle Motors is a pre-owned, auto dealer that provides customers with a complete automotive experience at competitive prices.
Triangle Motors is dedicated to customer satisfaction and we have provided you with a map, as well as our address and phone number to help you find us easily.
We are passionate about our pre-owned cars/trucks and we intent on sharing that passion with you when you purchase your pre-owned car from us.
Come by today and test drive the car of your choice.
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I'm having a hard time believing that tomorrow is December 1st. After my sister's passing at the end of October, November was literally a blur for me and it's amazing my husband and I were able to get it together enough to get Julian something for his fourth birthday which we celebrated in Michigan last week. Now we have to focus on Christmas — getting a tree (or not), making our own ornaments (or not), decorating the front of the house (or not), buying presents (or not).
After much discussion online last year (was it on my blog or on Facebook?) about the merits of a real Christmas tree versus an artificial tree (lots of good information on the subject here), we've decided to ditch the pre-lit artificial tree we acquired on Craigslist a few years ago, and buy our first real tree. I've toyed with the idea of buying a tree with a rootball so we can plant it afterwards, but I'm not there yet — maybe if we lived on a few acres.
I have no idea what I'm going to do for presents for the kids this year. I want to keep it simple.
I didn't partake in Black Friday or Cyber Monday and just don't feel motivated to do any shopping until I know what I am looking for. Otherwise I feel like I'll just wander aimlessly around the stores, which really might not be such a bad thing after all.
Tell me what you are buying for your kids this year. Did you score any good deals online or in the stores? I want Christmas this year to be simple, yet I also want it to be magical (I don't ask for much, do I? *wink*). Do you have any ideas for simple, magical gifts for a 4 and 6 year old? What about a 30-something year old man? 😉
Speaking of gifts, I'm still hoping you all will do me a favor and give the Earth a gift by checking out One Million Acts of Green. We are nowhere reaching the goal of a million acts of green completed in the United States yet. You can Give The Gift of Green by checking out the One Million Acts of Green Facebook Application, which allows you to pledge to complete an act of green like Turning Off Your Computer When Not In Use or Run Your Dishwasher Only When It's Full or Turn Off Your Lights When Not In Use and posts a cute, humorous e-card to your Facebook friend's wall.
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Website Administration and Maintanence by Jethro
o Introduction
o Updating
o diary.php
o Log Files
o Website Security
o Conclusion
This tutorial assumes that you currently have or are thinking of making
your own website. It can be any type of website, from a personal
homepage, to a commercial website for your company.
Updating is a very important part of being a webmaster. Don't you hate
looking at a website that hasn't been updated for 5 years, or maybe
was created and then *never* updated!
To see when a webpage was last modified, go to that page and in the
Address Bar enter: "javascript:alert(document.lastModified)" (need I
say it? Without the inverted commas) and hit enter. You should see
something like a date and a time. That's the last time the page was
Quick Note: If you are a Windows user, you can use this in folders,
because folders are seamlessy connected to Internet Explorer, as
So, let's say you have a "recent news" page, where you add information
about what's being going on in your world, or todo with your website,
or about the topic which your website is about. This is the type of
page which obviously has to be updated.
But, because you may be updating this page a lot (like everyday for
example), it can be a real pain to have to FTP it everytime and wait
for it to upload.
Here, I have created a PHP script which updates a page with the
information you input. Test it out first and make any neccessary
changes, to suit the look of your website. It saves the need to upload
any files. The information is saved to "diary.html" (which will be
created if it doesn't already exist, saving the need to "chmod" it)
It's called "diary.php", but you can change all that.
Note: I tested it out on my Apache web server and it works fine. If you
have any problems with it, just send me an email.
PHP Code:
### diary.php
$submit = $HTTP_POST_VARS["submit"];
if ($submit) {
# Format the entry
$entry = $HTTP_POST_VARS["entry"];
$entry = htmlentities($entry);
$entry = stripslashes($entry);
$entry = nl2br($entry);
$date = date("Y-m-d");
# Format the diary page
$html .= "
";
$html .= "
";
$html .= "
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$html .= "";
$html .= "
$date
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$html .= "

";
$html .= "$entry

# Open diary.html
$filename = fopen("diary.html","a+");
if (!$filename) {
echo "Could not open diary.html
# Write to diary.html
$writeit = fwrite($filename, $html);
if (!$writeit) {
echo "Could not write to diary.html
# Close diary.html
$close = fclose($filename);
if (!$close) {
echo "Could not close diary.html
else {
<title>Online Diary</title>

<form action=give2diary.php method=post>

The Date is: <?php echo date("Y-m-d"); ?>

<textarea cols=60 rows=10 name=entry></textarea>
<input type=submit value="Record Entry" name=submit><input type=reset></form>
### The End
Log Files
If you are running your own webserver, you will have logs. If you
didn't know this, I suggest you hurry on down to your logs directory
and gaze in amazement at the huge memory they take up, if not properly
cared for.
Open up "access.log" (or wherever your server keeps it's access logs)
and take a look at it. You will probably see hundreds of lines like
159.445.433.33 - - [30/Jul/2002:16:27:08 +0100] "GET /index.php HTTP/1.1" 404 2746
You can safely delete the contents of this file, however, you might
want to take a look at them first. Is your IP the only one there? If
it is, this is a key indication that your website sucks beyond belief.
Unless of course, you're using your server as a development server,
for testing out CGI or PHP scripts. Then it's okay.
Visit http://www.antionline.com/tools-and-...cate/index.php and
run a few of the IP addresses through it. Are most of the IP addresses
from the same country, or from regions that all speak English? This is
all great marketing info and allows you to find out more about your
target market.
Are some places on your website getting more visits than others? Does
this suprise you? Check that all your links are functioning properly
and make sure that a visitor can get the material you have created
easily and quickly. You know yourself how fickle websurfers are.
If you're getting lot's of hits, congratulations. But now for,
debatebly a much more important log file... the error log!
Open it up. You will see lines like:
[Tue Jul 30 16:47:18 2002] [error] [client 220.127.116.11] File does not exist: c:/program files/apache group/apache/htdocs/oldpage.htm
Why doesn't this page exist? Has it been moved? Renamed? If so, why are
people still accessing it. Dead links are very annoying to come
across. And sometimes it hard to track pages and change links whenever
you alter a page.
To deal with this, you can either check your logs regularily or just
make sure that every link and every reference to that page is edited.
Of course, the log-checking is the easier option (usually), but what
if you don't own the webserver and you are being hosted by an ISP?
They'll hardly give you access to the logs (you can try, but please
send me the email you got back because I'm going through an addiction
of BOFH-style humour at the moment).
A possible solution is to create a custom error 404 script which logs
errors to a local file. Then you can periodically check these logs and
make the according changes.
Log files are very useful tools if you use them right.
Website Security
An important part of maintaining and administrating a website is making
sure that your server cannot be comprimised because of it.
Many people don't seem to understand that when people connect to a
website you are hosting, they are connecting to your computer, just as
if they were FTPing to TELNETing to you.
To show you this, use the command: "TELNET localhost 80" and then when
you are in the terminal, enter "GET /index.php" and hit ENTER. The
HTML contents of your webpage will appear. This is what the browser
does. It gets this information and then converts the HTML to what you
see in the browser window.
Here are some possible security threats to your website:
Badly written scripts.
For example if you are using a command such as exec("dir
$HTTP_GET_VARS['directory'] > dir_contents") or something nutty like
that, if someone was to feed a newline character in the "directory"
variable, they could wreak all kinds of havoc. exec() is definitely a
function to skip. If you don't think that this could happen to you, go
to Google and enter "phf bug".
Not encrypting data
This is not so much a threat to your box (well, not usually) as it is
to your visitors and/or customers.
If they entrust you with personal information about themselves, such as
names, email addresses, passwords...etc, the least you could do is
encrypt that data. Valuable information like that is too important to
be leaving around your server, in plaintext.
If you are thinking of starting an E-Business or selling goods online,
where visitors need to give information like credit card numbers, you
might want to do some research into the HTTPS protocol, a much more
secure version of the HTTP protocol.
Buffer Overflows
This is a threat in most scenarios, not just in web development. Make
sure your


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The rusty nail found in a large chocolate chip cookie purchased at Panera Bread in Darien is being described as a "twist shank" one and consistent with those used in the construction of wood pallets, according to police.
Darien police and Panera Bread are investigating the Nov. 25 incident in which a 7-year-old found the 2-inch nail baked into the cookie.
According to the incident report, Panera, 1063 Boston Post Road, told the family that the cookies are delivered frozen to the stores, where they are baked. The victim, who did not need medical attention, told police that she didn't believe the nail was placed into the cookie on purpose, according to the report.
The nail was rusted in appearance and lacked a sharp point. According to police, it appeared as though the nail wound up in the cookie during production. The cookie was baked over the nail, according to police.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are ready to start shedding some of their most onerous contracts.
The Eagles confirmed Monday that they have released defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins, just minutes after Jenkins' agent told NFL.com's Albert Breer that the two sides were parting ways.
"I had a chance to speak with Cullen today and let him know of our decision," Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said in a statement released by the team. "It's one of the most difficult parts of the job. He has been a very productive player in this league for a long time, but we felt it in our team's best interests that we go in a different direction."
Jenkins, one of the Eagles' "Dream Team" signings of 2011, was due $5.5 million in 2013. He was productive in two seasons with the Eagles, recording 9.5 sacks over the last two seasons, but he was a bit overpaid at 32 years old.
The Eagles could be switching to a 3-4 defense, and Jenkins has experience playing in three-man fronts, but clearly coach Chip Kelly and his staff didn't see Jenkins as a great fit.
Don't be surprised if Jenkins gets a job quickly. He still can help teams as a rotational player.
UPDATE: The Eagles later parted ways with defensive tackle Mike Patterson, the longest-tenured player on their roster. A former first-round draft pick in 2005 out of USC for the Eagles, Patterson played in five games in 2012 and tallied six tackles with one sack.
Patterson thanked the Eagles and their fans in a statement issued by the team after his release.
"I want to thank the fans for all of their support over eight years in Philadelphia," the statement read. "It is never easy to say goodbye to a fan base that supported me no matter what. My goal was to come to work every day to try and make the Philadelphia Eagles the best organization we could be. The Eagles' organization has treated me and my family with nothing but respect since the day I was drafted and I wish Mr. Lurie, Howie, the new coaches and all of my teammates all the best going forward. I will miss them all and I will always have a place in my heart for the Eagles and for the city of Philadelphia."Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.


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The Isles on Palmer Ranch could be getting more room to grow.
The community's developer, DiVosta Homes, is in the process of buying 38 acres of vacant land to the east of The Isles.
According to Rich McCormick, vice president of land for DiVosta, if the sale goes through, the company does not expect to add more homes than already planned for the Isles.
The triangular piece of property wedged between the Isles and Interstate 75 had previously been approved for 211 multi-family homes or apartments.
But McCormick said the Isles would not stray from its plan to build about 700 homes, even if DiVosta buys the extra 38 acres.
Lot sizes would most likely remain consistent with the others in the Isles, he said, so the company would need to determine how the extra land would be used.
The Isles on Palmer Ranch is 80% complete. The community's popularity has propelled DiVosta to look into expansion.
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Does anybody here have any experience with Comcast Home Security's setup?
I have a home security system that I've never armed or had monitored. I was thinking of signing up for service and the Comcast Xfinity Home Security system with it's touchscreen keypad looked pretty good. So I call Xfinity Home and have to wait on hold for several minutes (and this is to sign up). Then they tell me they don't do consults but they can setup an installation appointment. So I do that and they give me a five hour appointment window 12-5PM. Not only that but you have to answer the phone two hours ahead of time or they simply cancel your appointment. How awesome is that? I love taking an entire day off work. So a guy shows up 2 minutes before 5PM and had nothing with him. Nothing. No equipment to install, no manuals to show me, nothing.
Ok, I realize that rant is beside the point. So talking to him he tells me that they install some unnamed piece of equipment between my modem (which may have to be replaced since he informs me it is end of life) and my router. He further says that he doesn't like working with Apple routers since they have to be set in bridge mode to be able to work with said unnamed piece of equipment.
So I start having alarms go off. First, nobody but me touches my router settings. Second, what is this piece of equipment? I think it must be some other router. Do they put that router in bridge mode? Doesn't sound like it which means mine would be the bridge. But why do they need a second router? Why can't I add the equipment to my network and simply open ports or a DMZ to equipment?
Does anybody have any experience with Xfinity Home Security's setup? I'd like to figure it out so I can see if it will work for me (after all, it seems an actual Xfinity person with knowledge of their products seems to nonexistent). Right now, I'm thinking I'll have to scrap Xfinity. It's a shame because their products look ok and the installation is a good price.
I have no expereince with their security service and no clue what equipment they install. From your post it does sound like they are installing a router/bridge of some sort, and I'm with your, no one touches my router settings but me, certainly not some nameless tech with unknown skills or intent. I have an Apple Time Capsule in bridge mode and I know setting it that way is a 10 second operation, which makes me question the skill level of the tech.
Do you know what the effects would be if they added a router between mine and the modem? If they set that router in bridge mode will mine still do the routing including the DNS? Or will mine necessarily have to bridge?
I really don't understand the necessity of setting up a router upstream from mine. Actually, it seems to me from my limited experience to be better to set it up downstream from mine on a seperate subnet...but I'm not a networking expert. I'm just a little leery of having somebody with less expertise than me installing anything like a router or modem.
I couldn't say, really. It all depends on what they install and how they have it configured, and what their sensor requirements are.
As for it is NEEDS to be between your router and the cable modem, again, no clue. It may be that the firmware in whatever they install needs have a public IP (for whatever reason, I can't think of one), in which case it would need to be first. But my suspicion is (on little to no information, mind you), is that someone far back in Comcast said "We will do it this way because we don't want to deal through whatever router the customer has", etc, not that there is any technical reason if can't be BEHIND your router. But again, pure guesswork on my part and there may be a very good technical reason for putting it first, I just don't know.
The best bet is to call Comcast and ask. If you get someone who doesn't know, then ask for someone who DOES know and can speak intelligently about their security service and hardware setup requirements.
another option is to send a PM to one of the moderators here and maybe they can find out for you.
Or post in the Comcast Direct forum over on BBR (oops, all of BBR is offline at the moment, ACK!)...
Hi SirAaron,
I would like to answer each of your questions concerning the Xfinity Home Product.
…Second, what is this piece of equipment? This piece of equipment that you're referencing is what we call the "Security Router" its purpose is to facilitate the communication between your Xfinity Home Security devices with your home network as well communications outside of your network (e.g. viewing videos, adjusting your thermostat, viewing videos, etc.)
Do they put that router in bridge mode? No, we don't put the router into bridge mode, we require our "Security Router" to plug directly into the cable modem which means that your personal router will need to be placed into bridge mode.
But why do they need a second router? The second router is needed to create a private network that is dedicate to Xfinity Home.
Why can't I add the equipment to my network and simply open ports or a DMZ to equipment? At this time our product doesn't support the user administering the router configs as they could potentially cause a degradation of their Xfinity Home service. In the next few months however, we will be introducing a gateway that will allow users to fully manage and configure their network to their liking.
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Why can't I add the equipment to my network and simply open ports or a DMZ to equipment? At this time our product doesn't support the user administering the router configs as they could potentially cause a degradation of their Xfinity Home service. In the next few months however, we will be introducing a gateway that will allow users to fully manage and configure their network to their liking.
That last sentence is very, very scary, considering the absolutely hideous way in which Comcast rolled out and continues to issue the all-in-one Xfinity Wireless Gateways, which are total junk. Anything other than connecting your required box BEHIND the customer's router or perhaps provisioning the cable modem for two publicly connected systems, one for the customer's router and one for the security router, is a BAD idea. I can just see the problems now when the these new "gateways" fail to perform or work as well as the existing customer routers. But maybe I will be pleasently surprised.. hey, it could happen...
For Internet serivce, yes, they issue regular cable modems or EMTA's (cable modems with telephony functions). Availabilty and models vary by region. If you need just a bare cable modem, I highly recommend you buy your own (Motorola SB6120/SB6121 or Zoom 5341J) and save your self the $7/mo rental fee. If you have Voice service, your options are more limited, you either buy the EMTA from Comcast or rent it from them.
Hi, I had Xfinity Home security setup a few days ago. They add a "customized" netgear router between the modem and your router. Not sure what the customization is all about - but the tech said that I couldn't use it as a replacement for my router. Everything seems to work but unfortunately this has caused a problem for me. I have a few other devices I access on my home network when I travel, and I had opened up a couple of ports for that purpose. It now looks like the IP address my home router uses is not a public IP address, so I can no longer access my devices. Not sure what to do .. anybody experience the same situation?
I don't know if they will do this, but they CAN if they want to - Call and tell them you have a problem with you network connection through their device and insist they install a second cable modem dedicated to the security router.
I hope you don't want to actually hear the alarm go off or the neibors or the buglar himself. It was alright at first then I realized that only the controlling touch screen has the speakers. They are not loud enough to hear while upstairs. I had someone come in while I was sleeping and I did not even wake up until I got the text on my phone from the company. So i started leaving it in my bedroom but then I accidently set it off while downstairs and did not even hear it. If I was coming to rob the place I would have not even been scared away. I called to see if I could get another device for my downstairs and they said I was not in the correct state to have two wireless touch screens. So I'm stuck in this contract with a security system I cannot even hear when it goes off. My wife is so upset and I'm going to have to get security from another company now because we don't feel safe with an alarm that can't be herd in the whole house. If you have a studio apt. then this is a great system.
I had Xfinifty Home Security put in 4 weeks ago, they added a 2nd Netgear in place which is locked down and they will not tell you the password to get on.
It had actually being working well for 4 weeks until 2 days ago - I now can't do VPN anymore - I know it is the Home Security Router since when I connect my Laptop direct to the cable modem , everything works.
I have been on hold and passed through to 5 different people who don't have a clue how to troubleshoot this problem - at one stage they said I need to hard reset the Router they provided but if I did that it would wipe out the security settings and settings for the Router.
They don't know the password the Router so I can't even troubleshoot myself.
Frustrating to say the least
Hello just wanted to give an update - after 2 engineers came to my house to try and sort the problem out
I have had a 2nd tech out at my house today and was informed that no one is allowed the password to logon to the netgear.
I understand the lock down but I can't do VPN since it is blocking it...soon as I take the Home Security Netgear Router away it works perfect.
They said to get me around the situtaition they might have to run a second line and give me a 2nd cable modem box and put the security on 1 box and my other stuff on another.....a bit extreme ...all I need is the password to logon the box so I can allow it.
The two cable modem solution is your best option, short of cancelling your Security service. It's clear to me the folks at Comcast rushed this design into use without fully considering the effect on existing customer home networks. Never allow Comcast to place a router or similar gateway device (except for a cable modem/EMTA) between your network and the Internet. They can't be trusted to do it properly and not adversely affect your network.
This same kind of issue came up in the early days of Comcast's phone service, the cable modem/EMTA's back then were pure junk, either the modem part worked and the EMTA didn't, or vice versa, so it was common to use one device for Internet service and one for phone only service. It was also useful in situations where the cable outlet was not near phone outlet.
In your situation, it's the ideal solution since it avoids your network going through their crappy gateway.
Hey Baric
I agree - I spent another 3 hours on the phone yesterday with this folks and I got comments from "Oh they should of installed a 2nd line to begin with as normal procedure" to "We don't care if you leave us you have noboby else to use as your provider so good luck"
I got the solution working - they don't like it but since they won't fix it I am using it.
I put my Router first in front of the Home Security Router and then rebooted the Touchscreen, I now can use all my VPN, my VOIP phone does not die now after 6 secs and I can remote into my security from the internet and view my cameras and set the alarm.
I am very angry with comcast but like they say....what can I do...nothing and trying to talk to someone who does not have an attitude is hard.
Hey Garlicka
I am running into the same issue you are. Comcast's security router is blocking all ports so external requests aren't making it to my router.
Question for you, do you know what the negatives are of what you did with putting your router in front of theirs? I am thinking about trying it but wanted to understand. I assume the biggest risk is if your router goes down then your security system goes down (the sensors might not be able to talk to the touchscreen?). The touchscreen has cell backup so if you router goes down I assume the alarms would go through to the central monitoring system. Do you know if Comcast is doing everything over port 80/443 for their security system?
I just had the Home Security system installed a week ago as well. I could view live video from the cameras with my laptop while I was home, but when I took the same laptop out of town and tried to view the cameras, I got a failure to communicate error. I could navigate all other portions of the site, but it was just the cameras that wouldn't work. First line of tech support doesn't have any answers and the techs in the field are puzzled too. The tech who installed my system is keeping in contact with me to resolve the issue because the Tier 2 tech support is not returning my calls (my issue was "elevated" after first line couldn't solve it). I've been bounced around by Comcast since the evening after the install. Xfinity Home Technical Support does not return my calls -- probably because they are inundated. They rolled out this new product in a very poor manner. After reading the posts on this site, I contacted the tech and told him about the second security router that is being discussed. He is not sure this is the issue but wants to be out at the next appointment to try to resolve this for me. At the same time, I do not want to waste his time. Does anyone think the second router will solve my issue?
Hey Baloo75
You have a complete valid point with how I have mine setup - On the 1st question - I see no downside on having it with what I have done - you do have to reboot the touchscreen else the camera's freak and never work but once I did that it all works.
Yes if I lose power to my router then the outside would be down, no streaming camera to the head office and since the brains is the touchscreen as long as the backup cell works - I have not tested.
I have another (4th) tech coming tomorrow and I will keep getting them to come until they fix it since I paid $500 for this installation and over $45 a month and the thing basically is stopping me working - it is only because I actually work from home as a IT Engineer have I got it working myself. I told comcast about what I did and they said "It is wrong to do that" so I said "Fix it then".
With regards the ports open, I just can't tell - I run a nmap and it shows 443 and 80 as open but getting information from Xfinity Home to what ports they have is hard.
I will add I also have a Cisco ASA FW which today I decided to run the Cable Modem to the Outside Port and then 2 Cables going from the ASA to both routers (mine and theirs) - everything is working perfect and when I try and access the cameras over the internet I do see ports 50587 opening - but I digrese since this is just my situation - I have now put everything back as comcast installed so when their engineer comes we will see what solutions will occur
I had the same problem with the camera also using 2 routers - once I rebooted the Touchscreen it worked - however after about 1 week I lost contact, rebooted the router and everything has been up so far .....keeping an eye on it.
Hi Garlika,
Wondering if you ever got any more information from comcast on this.
Hi Chrislan,
Sounds like you had a similiar experience to Garlika in swapping the routers. It sounds like the sensors don't use the router to talk to the touchpad because you said you had wireless turned off for 2 days to I assume the security router. So I am guessing that the security router is just there to ensure there is a "reliable" connection so the touchscreen can communicate to the comcast servers and the cell phone backup doesn't have to kick in very often if it can't. To bad we can't get into the touchpad to change the wireless router it is talking to, then we could just have it talk to our routers and do away with that stupid security router all together.
I have had one installed and the extra router is a problem with apple equipment as it causes the double DNAT but comcast could fix that by giving there security router one pubic IP and assigning a second to your router. (Hint). I can still access my apple devices from outside. I woud say the bigest issue is the control pannels. The keypad is poor as it doesn't have a cover and the control pannel doesn't auto dim to screen off until touch like all the other devices I. I think Comcast took some other companies device and branded it and their service, so they could get the mark-up. Maybe I should have looked for that company ...
I have some contacts with the Home Security team, if you still have a problem PM me.
Yes that is how I understand. The wireless was turned off on the Netgear for the home security. I also noticed when the tech installed everything and was testing the sensors, he layed them out on my kitchen table, and they where all close to the touchpad. From what I noticed the 2 days that the wireless was off, I was unable to log in from my phone, I didnt try the web portal. also None of the apps on the touchpad worked. I think it works well because the touchpads settings are setup to only see the security router, so even tho I switched them around, it still sees the router and the router still has internet so it connects with no issues. I do have the password I saw the tech use to log into the router, but I cannot find the paper I wrote it on. At the same time I would have to put in the tech "ID" number, so I would hate to make a change and get that tech in trouble. I also have noticed a MAJOR change in speed over the past few days. I am now getting 28 download with a 5 Upload or so, with a 15-25 Ping. I myself am a bit worried about the system tho, since everything is wireless I do think that a Wi-Fi/Celluar scambler would scamble the signel and someone would be able to break into my house WITHOUT the alarm going off. Since there would be no way for the touchpad to call out, and it would not know that the wireless sensors had been tripped because of the scambler. Maybe that is something a Comcast tech on here will see and might can answer. The tech that came to my house, was unsure.
@Baloo75 ^^^ and any Comcast Tech
Thanks Chrislan. I did some research and found that between the sensors and the touchscreen they use the ZigBee protocol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZigBee and it appears that the security router is just used to talk to the central monitoring system if available, for cameras and for the remote status, if it isn't available then it uses the cell backup to talk to the central monitoring system. A lot of security systems are going wireless now so the scrambler fear while real is pretty standard in the industry. After my vacation I think I will try swapping them also and see if things work better. All I am trying to do is to open a couple of ports so I can remotely monitor security cameras (not the comcast cameras, I have my own). Currently I have to use logmein to log into my server so I can do it and can't use the mobile apps that I had been using.
Hi Baloo
Just wanted to give you an update on this - Comcast called me Direct and confirmed this is a known problem and apologised - they said the only work around (apart from a seperate line or other IP addresses) is to do what I am doing - My router in front of the Xfinity Home Router.
Yes after about 2 days you do lose Camera funcition.
Since I work from home - Monday to Friday I have it my way, Friday evening I switch it back so theirs is in front - I know this is not right but at least they admitted it and they are trying to figure out a better way...yes I know it does not make me happy but I am not going to pay more money and they won't help me out - they just confirmed I am ok using this method but don't advise it 365 days a year.
Frustrating yes but I am working at the moment without problem that way
I just had mine installed and can not connect from outside the network, I have a camera system that I can not access any longer!!!! Not a happy customer!
Are you still having issues with your XH service?
Yes, I set my Airport Extreme in the DMZ from the home security touch screen, it brought me closer, but still not connecting. I think in bridge mode, I can't open the port...
Thank you for your reply, Larry B.
The installation of their router is not necessary.
You simply need to open port 80 on your existing router to ensure they can communicate with the alarm brain. Since most folks ( including the install techs ) do not know what the my first sentence means, they simply install their own hardware that is preconfigured for it.
At least this is how mine is configured.
When it was first installed, they couldn't connect to the brain. I fired up NMAP and ran a scan and noted that port 80 was wide open. Figuring that was the port they wanted to use, I simply opened up the port on the router and voila. Done.
Outside of celluar connection issues, no other problems with the setup since.
Please consider me a complete tech dummy when you answer this question:
First the scenario:
I received Xfinity Home Security yesterday. The tech took my Arris modem/router because "it is not compatible" with the Security service right now. He brought the Arris Interactive, L.L.C. tm602g, NG JRWNR1000, and some other net gear router.
I have two cameras, 6 sensors, touch screen, alarm wall pad, and 2 key fobs
Because the tech took my original ariis modem/router, my in-home networking had to be reset. Not working properly with new equipment
Cameras were working while being set up, with occasional connectivity loss but would come back up in seconds.
One hour or less after the tech leaves, cameras go down and will not connect anymore. When I do a connectivity check, it states I have not broadband connectivity.
After several hours of wrestling with this mess I have no internet connection so I decided to disconnect all cables to the routers and modem and start over . . . now I have internet but I still have no broadband connection to the cameras. I have until Thursday to tell Comcast to shove it without penalty in which I'm 75% for that!!! Can never, ever, get any new service from them without drama!!!
Now that you have the scenario, here's the question:
How the heck do I hook this up to have internet with in-home networking ability and connection to my cameras. Remember, networking for dummies book is spanish to me. Anyone have out of the box step by step for me. Keep in mind, I was up until after 3 am this morning, in tears, as I work from home and had deadlines. Also, there's nothing like being excited about something to have it go bust minutes after you receive it. I do not have my own router, I only have what they gave me: 2 routers, 1 modem.
As I have the older hardware, I'm unable to say with any certainty how the setup works via the newer generation stuff.
On the old hardware, the brain unit acts as a wireless access point and the sensors and cameras talk directly to it wirelessly. The brain is then hardwired via Cat-5 cable to my own router to give it access to the network. I simply opened up Port 80 on my router to allow outside access to the brain so the alarm monitoring center can see it.
The new hardware may or may not be this way. They may have offloaded the wireless function from the brain over to the Netgear router they now supply.
Personally ?
I would tell Xfinity they have until Thursday to get it up and working correctly or they can come pull all of their alarm hardware out. Plenty of other alarm services out there that can set you up without wreaking havoc with your existing home network.
Shoddy installation practices are common for Comcast unfortunately. Had one of their techs " fix " my neighbors cable ( they cut it in half with a shovel ) by running a new one and disconnecting my line from the distribution box and connecting their new line in it's place When I told Comcast what had happened, they informed me it would be at least two weeks before they could dispatch a tech to fix my problem. . . . $200 / month for their service and this is pretty much standard operating procedure for them.
Give the other alarm companies a ring and see what they can do for you. Nothing motivates folks faster than losing a potential sale.
Hey Daye,
Yep, contacted the original installer first and told him the problem. I also stated, before he could give me his availability . . . as if I cared, that I needed it fixed today or I would report the issue directly to Comcast and cancel the service immediately. Not waiting til Thursday . . . he promised he'd meet me there once I get off work. No show, and I'm done! I think they have some point system with these independent contractors. They don't like people complaining about them . . . it's a money thing.
Thanks a bunch!
So some basic information:
The "Security Router" is a netgear, smc or Dory (gateway) device that is locked down by the touchscreen during install. Special firmware is downloading on to the device for the purpose of home security. It creates a wifi that hides its SSID from the public and no tech (that I know of) can log into the router after its secured. The touchscreen and the cameras are the only current piece of equipment that use this wifi. All other sensors use a mesh network running on the Zigbee platform to communicate directly with the touch screen.
Having the security router behind your personal router causes 2 main issues, 1: You may lose the ability to monitor your home remotely. 2: Comcast will use the ability to verify your systems functionality.
On the tech side of the touchscreen there is an option to "Expose personal router to internet". Anyone who has issues with routing needs to see if this option has been tried.
The alarm is not the loudest, with that in mind comcast dose have secondary sirens available for purchase.
I hope this has been helpful to everyone.
Has anyone had a problem accessing the XH services through computer, iphone or ipad? I am constantly getting a "command failed to execute" error. They have changed my touch screen 4 times, and the XH router 3 times. Just the other day they swapped out the eMTA. Is there anything else out there that is causing an issue like this? Possibly ingress?
This could be a possible rate code issues on the account. I haven't personally seen ingress causing any issues that would shut off your connection to your touch screen. I would call in and once you get someone on the phone ask them to thoroughly go over your account set up to verify all codes are correct. And if you still have an issues there is a second level support team called tier 2 that could probley help.
Hope that helps!
I am one of the specialized technicians that install the Xfinity Home Security and in response to this I would like to let you know the correct answer to this issue. Any Apple product that belongs to the customer will still be able to be administered by the owner. There is a setting on our XH touchscreen that puts the customer's router into the DMZ. There is a setting in the touchscreen Under "settings" in the home screen"connectivity" and it "exposes customer's router to the internet". I am not sure that the customer can do this on their own as I always do this during the installation.
I got my system installed dec 10 and I have had issue after issue and its still unresolved my touch pad and sensors keep losing communication I have not had 24 hours of issue free security.Thurs they should be putting in another system if that dont work i will have it removed I have never been so disappointed in a product. I was lured in by there price and equipment well let me say its no good!!!
@XH_SecurityTech wrote:
I am one of the specialized technicians that install the Xfinity Home Security and in response to this I would like to let you know the correct answer to this issue. Any Apple product that belongs to the customer will still be able to be administered by the owner. There is a setting on our XH touchscreen that puts the customer's router into the DMZ. There is a setting in the touchscreen Under "settings" in the home screen"connectivity" and it "exposes customer's router to the internet". I am not sure that the customer can do this on their own as I always do this during the installation.
Its doable by the customer, but the problem is, the security router isn't truly exposing the customer's router to the internet. Certain stuff is still being blocked, and its confirmed by others here on this forum (VPN, VOIP, slingbox, etc cease to function even after being "exposed to the internet"). The only true resolution I've found is to place the security router behind my personal router which I know has a true DMZ function and set it to place the security router in the DMZ. Now this solution breaks the cameras from what I understand but I dont have any cameras and I've had no issues since I've made the change.
I must admit at first our Install and our first month was a total nightmare truly we had over 150 events in 3 weeks We had it installed Dec 10 finally on Jan 2 a supervisor Scott came out after 3 weeks with this lil device that scanned the frequency in and around our home .What had happened was that our alarm somehow went rouge and it turned out the cause was our alarm system on our BMW.Our 6th tech Kevin Marshall he truly should win an award for customer service and work ethic he did a total reinstall of our whole security system and talked with his supervisor to get our credits for our months bill and false alarms. I knew once he walked in that he was going to stay on the job however long it took to solve our problem. He completed the Job Friday he was the first and only tech in the 3 weeks that called On Monday to see if I was issue free with our alarm. I was so Happy to inform him we went a full 72 hours and not one issue.Im truly glad I was patient and allowed them to find the source of the problem and resolve it.What I was told is my experience was a very rare one that they had only had one other customer that has had the same issue and it was his boat that was found to be the source of the problem .Im glad that the issue got resolved and that I have a confident working home security system.Once again I really want to thank the Techs Kevin Marshall and Mac Susi For there great customer service to a customer that was at her wits end with frustration.When they left My home I was a very confident that I had resolved my issues.So Im glad to say Im a satisfied customer
On the 2nd day of XHS install, we experienced a power burp and the netgear router starting having Internet access problems. First slow response, then none. Alarm system worked just fine.
So to isolate the problem, I removed the net gear router and Internet access returned.
Without having router admin access to net gear, I cannot manage my own environment.
i will be placing one call to get this resolved, but I don't have much faith on this having a happy ending.
Just got my home security installation today. I actually use my router to configure power forwarding, QoS, filtering, etc. Was not happy when Comcast told me I needed to put their router in front of mine. He couldn't even tell me why Comcast needed to put their first, just that "they like it that way." Yea, well I don't. As soon as the tech left, I put my router back to connecting directly to my modem, and have the Comcast security router behind mine. Works just fine. Don't listen to them! You can put their router behind yours.
Thank you for sharing your experiences. With the configuration that you now have, can you control your alarm system via the web? Do the cameras still work.
I wonder what the down side will be with this configuration? Did you configure the Comcast router to be in a DMZ?
You can put your router first, but if you have cameras, it will keep you from viewing cameras on any device except the actual touchscreen itself.


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