September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
744 pages
21h 5m
English
Another method of acquiring hard drives is via a network cable between a machine containing the target media, booted to EnCase for DOS or Linux (LinEn), and a second machine running EnCase in the Windows environment. It often provides the best of both worlds, allowing some of the advantages of a DOS boot (Direct ATA access) combined with the enhanced functionality of EnCase in Windows. Again, this technique is now regarded as a legacy technique, having been replaced by LinEn. If you find it necessary to use this method, you will find it best to run EnCase 5 under Windows XP for the examination machine.
Network acquisition methods are useful in a variety of situations. They include the ...
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