On nfs3 we've had rpc.mountd which logged nice messages to syslog like
authenticated mount request from 192.168.1.11:839 for /mnt/music (/mnt/music)
nfs4 is quiet silent by default. I wish I could log authenticated and more important unauthenticated mount requests (including client IPs)
I've played around with rpcdebug, trying all kind of modules and flags but usually it logged too much and client IPs were not shown.
I've setup our desktop machines with vPro/iAMT 11.0 for SOL (serial console via LAN). It works fine while an OS is running.
However when rebooting the POST screen is not visible via SOL and I'm not able to enter BIOS setup. I've tried several BIOS settings (console redirection to com0) but no luck. Maybe I need to configure iAMT too, to redirect com0 somehow? I don't find something useful in the "Intel AMT Implementation and Reference Guide".
I think it should work, regarding this article https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/using-intel-amt-serial-over-lan-to-the-fullest:
"A more typical use is to use this serial port along with a BIOS feature that redirect the screen text output to the serial port. This allows administration consoles to remotely view what is going on during boot, access the BIOS screens and change settings or boot to a simple OS [...]"
There is also a nice picture in that article how it should work ;)
Please point me into the right direction.
BTW I'm using Fujitsu D3402-B mainboards.
On exchange 2003 I want to listen for smtp on port 25 only so that * anonymous login is only allowed from certain internal IPs * authenticated login is allowed from everywhere
I can't see how to do this. Any IP filtering seems to affect both anonymous and authenticated login in the same way. Any ideas?