Xatrix Security

[lpmad]

Hey, im new to this forum and I'm wondering that if you have access to run .exes why don't you install a program called Mojopack which is a windows virtualisation program, and then you have full access on the pc. This mojopack can be put on usb and run from there however the machine that you want to run it on has to be windows xp.

http://www.mojopac.com/portal/content/hellomojo.jsp


Also can any one tell me a step by step guide for NOOBs on how to get Adminstrative accounts or staff mangement accounts and how to run .exe's

THANKS in ADVANCE

[missi0n]

You cant run exe. files on a standard RM student account.

and there are a few tuts on how to get an admin/advanced staff account. It uses a lot of guess work
and preys on your network admins incapability to carry out hes/her job

[jd2kuk]

Yup, there's a good tutorial in this very forum as a matter of fact: http://forum.xatrix.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1279

And on that note, welcome to the forum

[ICT Tech]

Yes, welcome to the forums, BUT, you can't use that mojo thing to access the system or network.

That is a bit like a portable operating system (XP) The purpose of it is so you can always run different programs on computers without having to install them, it's got NOTHING in the slightest to do with the actual computer itself.

Sorry

[heebyjeebys]

But, on my school network, you can't install or run any .exe unless the software restriction policy has been set up not to blok that particular program (and of usb stick as well)
But on the new computers you can run almost any .exe except cmd and regedit and group policy editor etc.
I know this for fact because I attempted to install RM explorer 2 to allow me to access the c drive like icttech said
and i installed 3d windows xp screen saver (which worked and now is the only computer in the school with an intersting screensaver).
*note RM explorer 2 cancelled its self because it said that it could not locate any RM software

[ICT Tech]

*note RM explorer 2 cancelled its self because it said that it could not locate any RM software

Yeah, that's probably because your restriction policy is set not to allow you to access the C:\ Drive, which means if you try and install something that has to look for something else in the C:\ Drive it will reject itself.
If your ICT Tech is a reasonable person, just pop the installation file on his desk or in an email and tell him you found it on the RM website and it's a much better version of RM Explorer, say it's easier to use, etc.

[jd2kuk]

But then, other than to access C drives, who really uses rm explorer??

[ICT Tech]

It was just a new program we made - just like RM Tutor, RM Tutor 2, RM Tutor 3, RM Tutor 4 (still being worked on)
RM Explorer, RM Explorer 2

[heebyjeebys]

He said that he would not install it on the network because he does not use it.
But I can run almost anyother installer or .exe on the network!!
I ran nero installer and it started to install , as in copying files etc (I stopped it because there was no cd drive)
why is this?? you can't do it on the older computers

[ICT Tech]

Your ICT Tech has obviously been playing around with the permissions and has mucked it up and doesn't know how to change it back