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    Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

    Hi MundyComputers,

    Thanks for posting this great site, it's very useful in checking firewall settings.

    In spirit of your post, I've also decided to add another "screwdriver" into this toolbox...

    For all your Proxy server and Anonymous web surfing needs, take a look in HideMyAss.com.

    Let me know what you think.

    Regards,
    Reno Breen

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      Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

      google.com

      (yea... late night. ;) But... the ultimate for me. Replaces 'em all. I need a laugh.)

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        Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

        ok... legit answer then:

        opendns.com - rocks

        Google's new DNS is 8.8.8.8 - open for all. Dang easy to remember... even though I prefer opendns.com.

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          Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

          mailradar.com

          only recently come across it and it is great.

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            Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

            www.ninite.com - automatically install dozens of apps. OMG what a valuable time-saver!

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              Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

              dyndns.org is a great help
              filehippo.com

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                Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                One of my favorites... checks global propagation for DNS changes...

                http://www.whatsmydns.net/

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                  Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                  I'll ditto http://www.experts-exchange.com, invaluable.

                  http://www.eventid.net (windows event codes)
                  http://www.clearclouddns.com (secure surfing)
                  https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2 (port scan)
                  http://www.pctools.com/guides/password/ (random password generator)
                  http://live.sunbeltsoftware.com/Download/ (command line verions of VIPRE antivirus with latest defs included)

                  That'll have to do for my first contribution! :-)

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                    Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                    Didn't see it posted yet, one of my most used apps has been the offline nt password remover. I use this all the time for clients.

                    http://www.pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/

                    Carbonite is amazing for data backup for business clients or home users protecting their family pictures. I use the $5 mo plan on servers, works great.

                    www.carbonite.com

                    The only antivirus I use now is Microsoft Security Essentials.

                    www.Microsoft.com/security_essentials

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                      Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                      http://www.livecd.com/

                      has a wealth of tools on it that I have found useful in the past and present.

                      Also allows a USB boot disk to be made with custom drivers. Found that handy when network cards would not work until they had drivers installed.

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                        Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                        Combofix.exe from bleepingcomputer.com is one of the most powerful malware removal tools i've ever seen. And it's fast too.

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                          Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                          http://www.whatsmydns.net can be very handy for DNS/MX status checks (free).

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                            Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                            Does anyone have any good tools or hacks to unlock a SATA hard drive?

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                              Re: The IT Toolbox – Community Based Resources for IT Professionals

                              www.join.me - Free Screen Sharing and Online Meetings.

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