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It is recommended that you run both. Most requests and replies are sent as UDP. TCP is used when the response is larger then a UDP packet or transferring data from master to slave.

Well, first of all id like to thank all of you for the responses . Second, @clifford: 1) Quote: Originally Posted by clifford Personally I'd let it lie. Getting on the wrong side of the person awarding the marks, while not having the good manners to show up for his classes (or if you had a legitimate reason, not arranging to get the notes from someone), is not...

@Giovannie Zitat: ....mmmh, Die "Such-Funktion" ist nicht schlecht, mit .avi wird man gut fündig, aber es wird ja sicher was geben wo dass Ganze gepflegt und unterstütz wird??...würde mein Teil gerne beisteuern Die Weiterentwicklung an OFF geht sehr schnell! Wie man an die Changelog erkennen kann. Zitat:...

UDP is an option, but multicast is not.  Multicast is blocked, unfortunately. There is usually only ever 1 client.  The network slowness is never on the server's side, always the client side.  And the term "network load" in this case, I believe, is pretty straightforward -- because it occurs only in fast-market periods (when some event or bit of news comes out, and the market(s) experience a lot...

Rao Shoaib writes: > > Section 2.2 says: > > > > "An up call/down call should never result in a up/down call in the > > same thread context." > > > > I'm a little unclear on the 'should' part of this statement. Is it > > intended to mean 'shall' or are there exceptions to the statement? > > > > I don't think I see cases where this ought to occur as a matter of > >...

I haven't delved too deeply into the problem (basically, haven't read much of the threads) ... but is this cross domain or same domain - and what are the connections between the systems involved (VPN, multiple routers, etc)? We had a problem a couple of years ago that took down thousands of users (for cross-domain access, in our case) - after hours on the phone with PSS, their ...

Hello Saral6978, Nice to hear that you fixed it. Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups ** HELP us help YOU!!! http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm > Well, this is kind of interesting...here is what I did. I installed > all need critical ...

Quote: Originally Posted by fiveightandten Another thing. I turned on Firewall logging. Silly question, is it normal to have connection attempts like this like 20 times a minute which stop...then start again from a different IP? I got a bunch of these: Sep 17 11:14:00 XXXXXXX-computer-2 ipfw: Stealth Mode connection attempt...

Tom, the UDP spoofability problem with DNS does not apply here. Astaro distributes the certs in the client installer package, so the cert is not transmitted over UDP. It can't be spoofed. This also makes man-in-the-middle attacks impossible. If you can decrypt the received traffic, then you know that you are communicating with the Astaro you intended to connect to. Alvin, The reason to use ...

[ Log in to get rid of this advertisement] billymayday-- I think you are on to something. The question for me is how to fix it. My network layout--not sure how to answer. Physically we have a router connecting to the internet. Behind that is a network switch, and behind that are the various computers. These two computers are PCs, each running Ubuntu 8.04.1 (the latest...

Allrighty here's the problem. I have some friends of mine who wanted more security and to be able to run a server on their network as their old Linksys router was crapping out anyway. The solution seemed obvious ClarkConnect. Well that was all fine and dandy and after fighting with the Linksys for a while we just removed it form the equation. So now we have: a cable modem > CC box > 8 ...

this is my old post http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=34919 i followed the instructions there and here is the result of the 2 logs files HJT Logfile of Trend Micro HijackThis v2.0.2 Scan saved at 13:16:56, on 11.10.2008 Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600) MSIE: Internet Explorer v7.00 (7.00.6000.16674) Boot mode: Normal Running processes: C:\WINDOWS\...

I have a question that I figured I would pose to the forum... I am trying to use VLAN mapping and VLAN filtering on a 6509 applied to a VLAN. On the VLAN map I am referring to an ACL that I created. This ACL uses numerous lines permiting and denying TCP anf UDP ports for certain IPs. However from all documentation it this topic it shows examples permiting or denying IP addresses and not ports or...