As a side note, use the diskette option as a last resort. They are by no means as reliable as a cd, as a diskette written by one pc may show up with unreadable sectors in another, and be virtually unreadable in yet another. Invest in a good quality burner, and even then, test your toolkit disks on a variety of hardware. A cd burned at 8x on my burner is not always readable in other drives, but a slow-cooked one has no problems. H C wrote: > Mark, > > Since fport.exe isn't native to any MS system, you'd > have to get it from the 'net someplace. The thing to > do (and I do this in the IR course I teach) would be > to burn your tools to a CD. If you can't do that, > then you can put them on a diskette and write-protect > it. > > HTH. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus ARIS analyzer service. For more information on this free incident handling, management and tracking system please see: http://aris.securityfocus.com
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