Quickly Add a Table of Contents to a Word Doc

Click on the connection that has the green dot in the list box on the left and then check the IP address field on the right-hand section. As you can see, it says 192.168.1.x, so that matches the en0 – IP4 – 192.168.1.68 option in the dropdown list in the program. Now go ahead and close the Capture Preferences window to get back to the main screen.
Go ahead and click on Capturing and you’ll now see a new dialog pop up where you can pick a few settings and then start the capture.

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Verify Encryption on a Mac

Capturing is what you’ll click on to start a capture of network traffic. If you save a capture session, it’s called a trace file and you can open those again later on using the second button. However, for our purposes, we just want to see the data is encrypted and won’t really be saving any of these captures.
Before we perform a capture, go ahead and click on Preferences to set up how we are going to capture the data. Click on Capture at the top and the only setting we need to check here is Capture Interface.

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Should You Ever Disable a Windows Service

Should You Ever Disable a Windows Service?

March 13th, 2017 by Aseem Kishore File in: Computer Tips

If you have ever searched for ways to make your Windows computer faster, you’ve probably run across several websites that suggest turning off or disabling certain Windows services. Other websites say it’s dangerous and you should never mess with Windows services. So, who is correct? Well, the argument can basically be broken down into whether […]

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