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Dear All,
MUGGING AND SAFETY ON
THE ROADS
Of late, we
have been getting the reports of renewal of incidents of Bangaloreans
travelling in cars getting mugged by a motorcycle based gang in areas around
Outer Ring Road. The targeted areas are
a)
Iblur Circle – Sarjapur road,
b)
Bellandur Circle – Yamalur road on Bellandur Tank bed
c)
Sarjapur road – Hosur road via Jail road
d)
Sarjapur road – Hosur road via Haralur
e)
Marathahalli and surroundings
The Modus
Operandi
a)
The gang generally has a black motorcycle with a driver and a pillion.
Usually they the target the car with single person inside.
b)
They continuously honk from behind or forcibly tap on the window to
stop the car saying that you have hit their bike.
c)
As soon as you stop the car and open the door, they will enter and sit
inside and tell you that you have hit their bike/injured a person in the
accident and have to pay compensation.
d)
They will snatch your mobile not allowing you to call police.
e)
They will ask you to give them the money. If you don’t have, they
force you to draw from nearby ATM.
f)
The members of the gang speak loudly in Kannada and are known to take
only money or gold.
Guidelines
to Employees
a)
Always roll up windows and lock the doors of your car from inside when
driving alone. We have seen many of us don’t do it making it easy for anyone
to just open and enter the car.
b)
Don’t panic when you hear continuous honking from behind.
c)
If you have to stop the car, call police or ORRCA (Outer Ring Road
Companies Association) Helpline immediately and try and make sure that you
stop in a place which is not isolated.
d)
Don’t get down from the car and allow any stranger to get in.
e)
In the event of them getting into your car, get out immediately as you
will be in public place. Raise your voice and get the people around.
f)
Don’t lose your temper. Be cool and handle the situation.
g)
If possible, take their photograph and vehicle number plate in your
cell phone.
h)
If pushed into a situation, tell them that you can arrange money from
your friend and take them to place, where people known to you are available.
i)
Keep the “Pepper spray” ready as a defence and use it properly
and carefully only if they try to threaten you or attack you. Pepper spray is
available in outlets of More and Health & Glow.
j)
Do not get panicky and give away all your valuables at the first
instance.
k)
Remember that their operation is a planned one and even they are
equally scared but pretend to be courageous.
l)
If the situation aggravates, don’t risk your life. There is no
need to be a hero! Your safety is important.
The Police
have intensified patrolling in these areas and have provided the following
numbers to be called if there is any incident. We have checked and confirmed
these numbers.
Cheetah Mobile Patrol 1 - 9902660986
Cheetah Mobile Patrol 2 - 9980834703
HAL Police station -
9480801616 /080-22942542
Please
save these numbers in your cell phone and call them if you need help.
Thanks And Warm Regards,
SANOOP.CV| Bangalore
Contact: +91 9738823736
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Thanks And Warm Regards,
SANOOP.CV| Bangalore
Contact: +91 9738823736
Back up system state
Ntbackup.exe
provides simple and advanced options for backing up Active Directory
components. When you back up system state, you can choose to include or exclude
system-protected boot files. System-protected boot files are not used for
installations from restored backup media. When the backup file that you create
is to be used for additional domain controller installations, you can clear the
advanced option to back up system-protected files. Clearing this option
decreases the size of the .bkf file, as well as the time required to back up,
restore, and copy the system state files.
Use these
procedures to back up the system state only. These procedures do not back up
the system disk or any other data on the domain controller except for the
system-protected files.
Use the
first procedure, "To back up system state including system-protected
files," for routine system state backup. Use the second procedure,
"To back up system state excluding system-protected files," if you
want to create a smaller backup that is effective for installing domain
controllers from restored backup media.
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Note
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To back
up system state, you must log on locally to the domain controller, or Remote
Desktop must be enabled on the remote domain controller so that you can
connect remotely.
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Administrative
credentials
- To perform the following two
procedures, you must be a member of the Domain Admins group or a member of
the Backup Operators group.
To back up system state including system-protected
files
- To start the
Windows Server 2003 backup utility, click Start, click Run,
type ntbackup, and then click ok
This procedure provides steps for backing up in
Wizard Mode. By default, the Always Start in Wizard Mode check box is
selected in the Backup or Restore Wizard. If the Welcome to the Backup
Utility Advanced Mode page appears, click Wizard Mode to open the
Backup or Restore Wizard.
- On the Welcome to the
Backup or Restore Wizard page, click Next.
- Select Back up files and
settings, and then click Next.
- Select Let me choose what
to back up, and then click Next.
- In the Items to Back Up
window, double-click My Computer.
- In the expanded list below My
Computer, check System State, and then click Next.
- Select a location to store
the backup:
- If you are backing up to a
file, type the path and file name for the backup (.bkf) file (or click Browse
to find a folder or file).
- If you are backing up to a
tape unit, choose the tape that you want to use.
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Note
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You should
not store the backup on the local hard drive. Instead, store it in a
location, such as a tape drive, away from the computer that you are backing
up.
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- Type a name for this backup
according to the recommendations in Backing Up Active
Directory Components, and then click Next.
- On the last page of the
wizard, click Advanced.
- Do not change the default
options for Type of Backup. Normal should be selected, and
the check box for Backup migrated remote storage data should remain
cleared. Click Next.
- Select Verify data after
backup, and then click Next.
- In the Backup Options
dialog box, select a backup option, and then click Next.
- If you are replacing the
existing backups, select the option to allow only the owner and
administrator access to the backup data and to any backups that are
appended to this medium, and then click Next.
- In the When to back up
box, select the appropriate option for your needs, and then click Next.
- If you are satisfied with
all of the options that are selected, click Finish to perform the
backup operation according to your selected schedule.
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Note
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The
system state can also be backed up by using Ntbackup from a command line with
appropriate parameters. For more information, at a command prompt type ntbackup
/?.
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The
following procedure produces a smaller .bkf file that does not include system
boot files. By using this procedure, you can reduce the time that is required
to perform the backup and subsequent restore, as well as the amount of disk
space that is required. This method is recommended when the restored backup is
to be used for installing additional domain controllers.
To back
up system state excluding system-protected files
- To start the
Windows Server 2003 backup utility, click Start, click Run,
type ntbackup, and then click OK.
- On the Welcome to the
Backup or Restore Wizard page, click Advanced Mode, and then
click the Backup tab.
- In the console tree, select
the System State check box.
- In Backup media or file
name, type a name for this backup according to the recommendations in Backing Up Active
Directory Components.
- Click Start Backup,
and then click Advanced.
- Clear the Automatically
back up System Protected Files with the System State check box, and
then click OK.
- Click Start Backup.