John;
I just had occasion to look again at RFC 2428, FTP
Extensions for IPv6 and NATs,
Please consider this a fairly narrow question.
I'm afraid that your question is still too broad.
Are you asking the question for IPv6 or for NATs?
I am asking the question about FTP, about a
John,
John C Klensin wrote:
My ambitious in raising these questions are _very_ limited
and, in particular, I don't see this as a back door to
solving the non-DNS, topology-independent, persistent
identifier problem. (It seems to me that needs to be solved
through the front door, or not at
--On Thursday, 02 October, 2003 10:31 -0700 Michel Py
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John,
John C Klensin wrote:
My ambitious in raising these questions are _very_ limited
and, in particular, I don't see this as a back door to
solving the non-DNS, topology-independent, persistent
identifier
John,
John C Klensin wrote:
My goal is precisely to avoid ending up with either two
standards or eight verbs. Explanation of the latter:
IPv4 IPv6 self-referent DNS StableID
addressaddress
RFC959 2428 ??????
Verb PORT,PASV
My goal is precisely to avoid ending up with either two
standards or eight verbs. Explanation of the latter:
IPv4 IPv6 self-referent DNSStableID
address address
RFC959 2428 ??????
Verb PORT,PASVEPRT,EPSV ?DPRT,DPSV?
If I find there is no a group for some important issues about Internet, and
It may be necessary to build a new one,what should I do?Who will deal with
this kind of suggestion?Where can I find the detailed process of asking
for a new work group?thanks.
At 11:07 AM +0800 10/3/03, wang liang wrote:
If I find there is no a group for some important issues about Internet, and
It may be necessary to build a new one,what should I do?Who will deal with
this kind of suggestion?Where can I find the detailed process of asking
for a new work
Hi,
Anyone can provide useful info such as URLs on intrusion detection?
Is there any definition/description or summary on different kinds of
intrusions?
Thanks.
meng
Have the old hard disks read with use of laser and copied into new larger capacity hard disks. Laser willread everything on the magnetic surface of the old hard disks including passwords, apps, OS, data and configurations.
CAUTION: New hard disks must have the same hardware characteristics as the
