RE: LAN issue

["Kevin Ortloff" <Kevin.Ortloff () j2global com>]

First, get yourself on Domain Admin group in Active Directory. 
Second, get a copy of GFI LanGaurd or Similar to sweep the network in
one go for all OS, Drives, user names, permissions, etc....
Third, you can create a GPO in AD to disable functions you do not
desire.


This is assuming your students are using a AD account and their machines
are apart of the domain. If they're not..... There's not much you can
do.

You can use some bios functions to prevent re-installing an OS by adding
a password to the bios settings. And then put the cd rom drive after the
hard drive for bootup.



-----Original Message-----
From: listbounce () securityfocus com [mailto:listbounce () securityfocus com]
On Behalf Of ankit.gupta.er () gmail com
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 7:55 AM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: LAN issue

Hi,



Please help me. I am in a college and I am been given a task by my lead.

He has asked me scan the data student copy and past opening each other's
computers



eg.



//172.2.2.2/c$



etc



I want to know how to know about the number of drives student create
logicaly.

And can we stop it from happening.. 



And just a few minutes ago I was surfing over LAN. I faced a strange
senario..

I was able to ping their workstation, was able to open their ip  through
cmd prompt but was not able to access the drives...



help me out. m completely lost..



Thanks and Regard

Ankit





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