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[Trapezohedron]

Yeah. No bad sectors or anything.

[JWNoctis]

A chkdsk /R will usually fix things like that if it's anything disk-related and software only, but looks like it isn't the case.

Might be a freakish file permission mess-up, assuming that your file system is NTFS.

[foil]

idk if this would be any use.

http://lockhunter.com

[Tsuchigumo550]

But how would you even use the registry to delete it? I've never done anything outside of a tiny area, so I don't know the full power of the registry, but still.

[Trapezohedron]

idk if this would be any use.

http://lockhunter.com

tried before; doesn't work

will try the rest later

[Tellemurius]

But how would you even use the registry to delete it? I've never done anything outside of a tiny area, so I don't know the full power of the registry, but still.

we wouldn't delete the registry, instead we would find the file association and change it to the default system.

[ScriptWolf]

Halp

I'm currently within a VPN in Linux

My task is to find the DNS server of this network and then ask it for a zone transference giving me the names of the other servers on said network. I'm fucking stumped help please.

I also have to then reconfigure my roslv.conf to match the networks DNS

If someone helps me I will ship you a beer

[Tellemurius]

go to the terminal and list your IPs, VPN requires using a virtual adapter so it will have its own settings. roslv.conf you mean the resolv.conf? check your etc/ path for that file

[ScriptWolf]

What do you mean by list your IPs?

And yeah I meant resolv.conf I have managed to find the file thank you

Ok so I have found the adapter which is Tap0 but I can't see to find the DNS stuff anywhere for the VPN ( it's a large lab for a course I'm taking ) and I seem to only be stumbling along my own DNS.

[Tellemurius]

ifconfig Tap0 in console

[ScriptWolf]

Ok I have done that - my IPs for that network would be; inet addr:192.168.16.186 and b ast:192.168.17.255

I have done host commands and nslookup on these but I get nothing

The exercise is :

Log on to the offensive security labs. Identify the DNS servers and domain name and confined your resolv.conf file appropriately. Attempt to perform a zone transfer for the local network. Identify all th DNS names or the networked computers. Log this information in your THINC.local lab pentest report.

I looked in the student forums and a admin said that : if you read the course manual carefully, you will find the domain name is provided to you in the exercise instructions.

God I'm stumped I'm ripping my hair out right now

[Tellemurius]

dude thats some wacked IPs

man at this point i cheat and pull a DNS from windows instead, you will have to configure your conf through console in order to have the settings to stick.

[ScriptWolf]

Tell me about it I just have no idea where to start or look at and I'm paying money for this course >,< and I have exhausted all where I thought It could have been :/

[ScriptWolf]

It's taken me a whole day but I have done it. I had to manually find the DNs server over the network then reassign my name servers address to this DNS address ( the first time I tried this I mistyped ) so now when I host this ipaddress I get the pointer master.thinc.local back

[Tellemurius]

nice, welcome to networking 101, plz hold your stomach as theres worse things to look forward to.