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1. ALL-WinWin:: Virtual Team Tactics
   RJB-Revised:
   16Aug-2005am
   
   Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5
   http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/
   
   1. MySQL
      LocalHost
      NT-Server
      After a standard installation has been completed you will find two new entries in the Start Menu under 'Start > All Programs > MySQL > MySQL Server 4.1'.
      
      "MySQL Command Line Shell calls the MySQL command line shell and tries to connect as root user. You will be prompted for the password that you can set in the "Security Options" dialog in the Configuration Wizard. Please note that this only works for servers running on port 3306.
      
      MySQL Server Instance Config Wizard will launch the Wizard. Use this option when you did not select to configure the server directly after the installation or to re-configure the server." (MySQL documentation).
      
   2. MySQL-GUI
   3. Compendium
      for Win2K/XP
   4. JRE-1.4.2
      Framework
   5. YahooGroups
      Tips, Tricks & Traps
   6. CA-Trust
      EZ Firewall
      Safeguards
      
      Firewall protection
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      Firewall protection is your front line of defense against Internet threats. eTrust EZ security software's default Zones and security levels give you immediate protection against the vast majority of threats. If you're an advanced user, custom port permissions and expert rules give you detailed control of traffic based on source, destination, port, protocol, and other factors.
      
      Topics:
      
      Understanding Firewall protection
      
      Choosing security levels
      
      Setting advanced security options
      
      Managing traffic sources
      
      Blocking and unblocking ports
      
      Understanding expert firewall rules
      
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      Adding custom ports (3306)
      You can allow communication through additional ports at High security,
      or block additional ports at Medium security by specifying individual port numbers or port ranges.
      
      To specify additional ports:
      
      Select Firewall|Main.
      
      In either the Trusted Zone or Internet Zone area, click Custom.
      
      The Custom Firewall settings dialog appears.
      
      Scroll to the security level (High or Medium) to which you want to add ports.
      
      Select the desired port type: incoming UDP, outgoing UDP, incoming TCP, or outgoing TCP.
      
      Type the port or port ranges you want to allow or block in the Ports field, separated by commas.
      For example, 139, 200-300
      
      Click Apply, then click OK.
      

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