'Public ip' presentation slideshows

Stack Black Ops Hivercon 2003

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Bridging the gap. NAT traversal and peer communications

Bridging the gap. NAT traversal and peer communications. Introduction. Don't worry about notes - everything is available on a CD at the end of lecture Simple example client/server provided Pure C implementation, easily portable Least code possible Performs TCP and UDP hole-punching

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Any Questions?

Any Questions?. Ch 16- Network Address Translation. Perspectives on IPv4 Address Scalability Network Address Translation Concepts NAT Configuration and Troubleshooting. Do I know this?. Go through the Quiz- 5 minutes. 1. What does CIDR stand for? a. Classful IP Default Routing

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OmniPCX Office SIP Peering

OmniPCX Office SIP Peering. 3BN 69070 4143 TCASA Ed.1 July 2007. Agenda. Introduction Architecture & General principles Supported Topologies Features List Remote Management RFC Compliance. 1. Introduction. SIP Drivers. Internet technology Session Initiation Protocol

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Campus Networking Best Practices

Campus Networking Best Practices. GARNET/NSRC Workshop.

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Deploying Secure Videoconferencing Over an IP Network

Deploying Secure Videoconferencing Over an IP Network. Gordon Daugherty Chief Marketing Officer. Topics to be Covered. Basics about IP Video Design Considerations in the LAN and WAN QoS Firewalls & NAT Management & Administration Common Oversights. Ultimate Objective Checklist.

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The Dynamic Port Reservation Protocol

The Dynamic Port Reservation Protocol. Andrew Reitz (ajr9@po.cwru.edu) Advisor: Robin Kravets (rhk@cs.uiuc.edu). The Internet Today. Much to the chagrin of the technical community, the Internet is still based on IPv4.

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Network Based IP Services

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Tech Operation

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Linux Firewalls

Linux Firewalls. History of Linux Firewalls. Kernel Versions 2.0.X IP Masquerading 2.2.X IP Chains 2.4.X IP Tables 2.6.X IP Tables. Why use a firewall?. Firewalls are generally setup for one of 3 reasons. To keep people out of your network (Viruses, crackers)

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Making NATs work for Online Gaming and VoIP

Making NATs work for Online Gaming and VoIP. Dr. Cullen Jennings fluffy@cisco.com. Topics. Requirements that Gaming & VoIP place on NATs Solutions with NATs Types of NATs Protocols to work with NATs NAT Market How to Build Good NATs IETF Work. Voice and Video. Data Collaboration.

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A 20-20 View of Net Conversion

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Moving Applications to the Cloud with VM Role and Web/Worker Role

Moving Applications to the Cloud with VM Role and Web/Worker Role. Name Title Microsoft Corporation. Agenda. Motivation & Overview Remote Desktop / Re-image / Reboot Admin Mode / Service Modeling Enhancements VM Role Q&A. Motivation & Overview.

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Campus Network Best Practices: IP Addressing

Campus Network Best Practices: IP Addressing. Dale Smith Network Startup Resource Center dsmith@nsrc.org.

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VoicePipe Edgemarc Deployment

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Natting

Natting. NATTING. Natting. Private vs Public IP Addresses. Whatever connects directly into Internet must have public (globally unique) IP address There is a shortage of public IPv4 address So Private IP addresses can be used within a private network

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Dynamic Connectivity Service

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VM Lifecycle

VM Lifecycle. ACGRID-III (Hanoi) 1 November 2011. VM Lifecycle Overview. Normal VM lifecycle consists of following commands: Deploy new instance: stratus-run-instance <VM Marketplace_ID > Describe running instances: stratus-describe-instance [VM ID] Access instance:

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