Kim wrote: ...The network admin guys are quiet concerned about the DDOS
possibilities.
I comment,
Hi Kim,
I am very intested in the networking issue... because I am mounting a small lab
to emulate
the enviroment of the XOs Acces Point wireless work...
About DDOS:
At the end of this
Are there any tools that I can use to determine whats going on here?
I noticed there was a wireshark patch is that for the XO itself?
Yes, capturing traffic and analyzing in wireshark is a good way to
understand what is going on.
The patch you mentioned will help wireshark in decoding and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kim wrote: ...The network admin guys are quiet concerned about the DDOS
possibilities.
I comment,
Hi Kim,
I am very intested in the networking issue... because I am mounting a small
lab to emulate
the enviroment of the XOs Acces Point wireless work...
Some ideas:
a) Google and other intense information providers have set up their
servers to refuse too many requests from the same user in a short
period of time.
b) filtering (nat or caching software) will be a tool to do the same
not only with http but with all the TCP/IP protocols.
c) If a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some ideas:
a) Google and other intense information providers have set up their
servers to refuse too many requests from the same user in a short
period of time.
b) filtering (nat or caching software) will be a tool to do the same
not only with http but with all
Forwarding due to the quietness over on [EMAIL PROTECTED] =)
Kim Hawtin wrote:
Is this the correct forum to post questions around the wireless mesh devices?
I took an XO to a community wireless[1] monthly meeting this week.
We had a number of problems with other wireless devices, we believe
