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Why you need to know Cisco IOS ACL port numbers
When working with the Cisco IOS, it's very important to know your TCP and UDP port numbers. This is especially true when creating IOS access control lists ACLs. Let's take a closer look. What's a port number? Most of you likely know what port...
Tags: Cisco IOS, Telnet, Router, IP, TCP, Cisco Systems Inc., Access Control, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, Protocol Number, David Davis
Blog posts 2007-08-31

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Getting autonomous with BGP: How Border Gateway Protocol can help you with routing
BGP is an interautonomous system routing protocol that is heterogeneous and proven. Although routing can sometimes be a rather daunting task, Alexander Prohorenko is here to show you the light with BGP.... BGP is the primary routing protocol that Internet backbones use to exchange routing information...Michael DillonOkay, let's start from...
Tags: Alexander Prohorenko, BGP-4, BGP
Technical articles 2000-12-26
Get IT Done: Secure your Windows 2000 server using TCP/IP filters
Use TCP/CP filters to secure Windows 2000 server from internal hackingYour top priority as a network administrator is securing your servers from internal and external hackers. You may have one or more firewalls protecting your internal network from outside hackers, but what do you do about those internal hackers? You...
Tags: NETWORKING, Network technology, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Get IT Done, server, Microsoft Windows, TCP/IP, network, TCP, UDP, acknowledgement, Microsoft Windows 2000
Technical articles 2002-06-25
Get secure with Cisco extended IP access control lists
This week, the Packet Professor continues his look at Cisco access control lists with a lesson in extended ACLs. With this technique, you can filter traffic both by address and by type of packet, which can help ease your security worries.In my previous article, “Understanding the basics of Cisco IP...
Tags: Web servers, NETWORKING, Network technology, Cisco Systems Inc., John F. McMullen, IP, IP ACL, extended ACL, ACL, Web server, network
Technical articles 2001-03-06
Talking Shop: Protocol pointers to help you pass the 640-607 CCNA exam
If you want to obtain the Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA certification, you must pass Cisco Systems certification exam 640-607. The exam is broken into eight categories:Bridging/switchingOSI reference model and layered communicationNetwork protocolsRoutingWAN protocolsNetwork managementLAN designCisco basics, IOS, and network basicsIn this Daily Drill Down, Ill show you the networking...
Tags: CCNA, Class B, Class C, exam, IP, IP address, network, Subnetting, Troy Thompson
Technical articles 2003-03-13
Error Number: 0x800CCC0E
The connection to the server has failed. Account: '', Server: 'Mail.domain.com', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25, SecureSSL: No, Socket Error: 10060, Error Number: 0x800CCC0EBlocked port 25Sounds like port 25 is being blocked:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q191687Do you have any firewall software that may be blocking this?Is your router firewall blocking it?I've been having same problem...
Tags: E-mail, SSL/TLS, Network security, Error Number, freeserve account, server
Discussion threads 2004-10-15
Fire up that Wire! A look at the FireWire protocol
The FireWire protocol, developed in 1995 by Apple, is now supported by other device manufacturers, including Sony. In this article, Larry Loeb gives you the scoop on this bus/hardware protocol.Apple Computer has included FireWire ports on all its computers since the introduction of the Blue and White G3. FireWire is...
Tags: Larry Loeb, FireWire, audio sample, Mbps, P2P, Apple Inc.
Technical articles 2001-12-17
BitTorrent Protocol Abuses
The BitTorrent protocol is now 7 years old. The protocol has become wildly successful in a very short period of time, but with this success comes growing pains. The protocol originally envisioned by Bram Cohen is fairly secure. Vulnerabilities have been introduced by people trying to do things with the...
Tags: BitTorrent, Vulnerability, Protocol, BitTorrent Protocol, Security
White papers 2009-07-10
Get IT Done: The iSCSI protocol may be a viable storage option for your company
Explore the benefits of the iSCSI protocol for storageGiven the perpetual growth of data storage requirements, the marriage of IP and SCSI to create a new storage networking solution is a welcome development. The emergence of the Internet SCSI protocol, or iSCSI, allows companies to take advantage of the IP...
Tags: Storage area networks (SAN), Network technology, Ray Geroski, network, Get IT Done, iSCSI, storage
Technical articles 2002-04-22
Understanding the RIP protocol
RIP Routing Information Protocol is one of the most enduring protocols; every system administrator should be familiar with it. In this Daily Drill Down, Alexander Prohorenko shows you how to use RIP.RIP Routing Information Protocol was born to make system administrators happy. Every administrator who has to supervise a large...
Tags: Routers & switches, Network technology, NETWORKING, Alexander Prohorenko, router
Technical articles 2000-05-23
Case study: Protocol Systems wins the migration challenge
In many IT departments, there is a great deal of natural resistance to application migration due to the time involved in planning and performing a systems move. However, support cost issues in a recession-dominated marketplace are now starting to force the need to migrate on a growing number of users....
Tags: database, Ingres, Martin Banks, migration, Protocol Systems
Technical articles 2003-03-10
A Multi-Party User Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol Based on Public Key Cryptosystem
This paper addresses the problem of multiparty user authentication and key agreement whereby a party gains assurance of the identity of other parties involved in a protocol for preventing impersonation and unauthorized access. Its scheme utilizes the idea of Buttyan, Nagy proposed multi-party challenge -response protocol. The proposed protocol allows...
Tags: User Authentication, Protocol, Agreement, Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddhartha Engineering College, Security Administration, Digital Signatures, Security
White papers 2009-11-02
Cisco VPN settings
I am trying to pass a Windows XP client VPN connection through a 1720 Cisco router to a Windows Server 2000 host. I have permitted port 1723 through the GRE47 protocol but I am not sure of the correct syntax. I receive error 769 "Destination unreachable" Can someone tell me...
Tags: cisco, Cisco Systems Inc., Microsoft Windows XP, networking, psmithers@..., router, TCP, vpn, windows, XP Client
Discussion threads 2005-12-07
Synchronize a Cisco router's clock with Network Time Protocol (NTP)
It's critical that all devices on an organization's network display the accurate time and date. If they don't, things can go wrong in a hurry. David Davis explains why Cisco devices need to use Network Time Protocol NTP for their time synchronization needs, and he tells you how to configure...
Tags: Cisco Router, Cisco Systems Inc., INTERNET, NETWORKING, Servers, David Davis CCIE, MCSE+I, SCSA, Network Time Protocol, network, server, router, Cisco Routers and Management Newsletter, Device, NTP, Network Time Protocol Version 3, Network Time Protocol Client, Routers & Switches, Network Technology
Technical articles 2005-05-26
Use TCP to communicate with sockets
Socket programming sounds difficult and arcane, but this article introduces the concept with Perl code that's easy to understand and use.By Stew BenedictIn a previous article, I discussed the TCP protocol, its purpose, and a number of UNIX system commands you can use to look at TCP operations and control...
Tags: TCP/IP, Servers, NETWORKING, Development tools, Guest Contributor, server, TCP, port number, buffer-overflow
Technical articles 2002-04-01
A MAC Protocol Based on Adaptive Beamforming for Ad Hoc Networks
This paper presents a novel slotted MAC Medium Access Control protocol for nodes equipped with adaptive antenna array in ad hoc network. The protocol relies on the ability of antenna to uses DOA (Direction-Of-Arrival) information to beamform by placing nulls in the direction of interferers thus maximize SINR (Signal to...
Tags: Advertisement, MAC, Protocol
White papers 2009-01-01
Towards Designing Energy-Efficient Routing Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks
Different studies have proposed number of routing protocols to overcome data transmission challenges. Very few of these protocols consider node energy. In this study, the state of art work from various studies is reviewed and compared based on the some design criteria that are proposed in this paper. This paper...
Tags: Network, Protocol, Wireless, University Of Zululand, Mesh Networking, Networking
White papers 2009-03-08
Where is martian from?
Pls assist me to define martian source.Here is log message:martian source 255.255.255.255 from 1.2.3.4, on dev eth1Here is my network design.======================================== I have W2K with IP adresses:eth0 Ext IP - 1.2.3.4/24eth1 Int IP - 5.6.7.8/24I have Linux box with IP address:eth0 Ext IP - 1.2.3.5/24eth1 Int IP - 5.6.7.9/24=====================================This is...
Tags: deyev@..., eth1, linux, network, UDP
Q&A 2005-03-28
Using Network Time Protocol with NetWare 5.1
Proper time synchronization is essential on a NetWare network. Ron Nutter shows you how to use NTP with your NetWare 5.1 server to ensure your network has consistent and accurate time settings.Keeping the correct time on workstations and servers on your network is critical. If you remember the NetWare 2.x...
Tags: Servers, Operating systems, NETWORKING, Ron Nutter, time synchronization, Novell NetWare, server, Network Time Protocol, network, NetWare 5.1, Single Reference
Technical articles 2000-12-27
Remote Desktop Tunneling over VPN in Billion Router 7500G
Hi Guys,Can anyone show me which ports should be open in Billion Router 7500G for Remote Desktop Tunneling over VPN to SBS R2, to allow WinXp clients to connect to File Server at work?When I connect I get error code 721,718 & 735 Any help will be appreciated.thanksVPN ...
Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), VPNs, NETWORKING, TCP/IP, INTERNET, Network technology, Routers & switches, remote desktop, desktop, Error 721, Error 718, Internet Service Provider, VPN, router
Discussion threads 2008-09-25
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