Second Life needs to connect to ports 443/TCP, 12043/TCP, 12035/UDP, 12036/UDP, and 13000-13050/UDP. You should configure your firewall to allow outbound traffic on those ports, and related inbound traffic.

I have entered the correct username and password, have cookies enabled, and have confirmed that a firewall is not blocking access, but and I am still having problems accessing Moodle.

I have entered the correct username and password, have cookies enabled, and have confirmed that a firewall is not blocking access, but and I am still having problems accessing Moodle. [Top of page]

If you are trying to access Blackboard from home, you will have to contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for assistance. If you are trying to access Blackboard from work, you'll have to contact your employer's network administrator.

Yes and no. While the Second Life interface and display are similar to most popular massively multiplayer online role playing games (or MMORPGs), there are two key, unique differences: Creativity: Second Life provides near unlimited freedom to its Residents. This world really is whatever you make it, and your experience is what you want out of it. If you want to hang out with your friends in a garden or nightclub, you can. If you want to go shopping or fight dragons, you can.

Yes. Leasing rates start from $9.95/month for a 512 square meter parcel of land. See Land for more information.

The Second Life client comes with an updated-daily list of public Events, including games, parties, and contests; the Search window is a veritable traveler’s guide to Second Life—the places to see, the people to meet, and much more. Outside the Second Life world, there are official discussion Forums, available to members at www.secondlife.com.

Yes. There are dozens of first-person shooters, strategy games, puzzle and adventure games, even board, and puzzle games. Several regions of the world have been devoted to role playing, and resemble medieval towns, or futuristic cities. The building and scripting system even enables Residents to create their own version of a MMORPG, including hit points, character stats, and all the other classic elements.

Yes. Shopping is a big part of the Second Life experience for many Residents. You can buy and sell anything that can be made in-world, from clothes, skins, wigs, jewelry, and custom animations for avatars, to furniture, buildings, weapons, vehicles, games, and more. Once you’re ready to bring your products to the market, it’s simply a matter of buying or sub-renting property, for opening up a shop.

No you should not have any issues connecting to the service, the connection between our systems and your computer runs over SSL. Most firewalls allow these types of connections through on port 80.

Yes! Your first Basic account is absolutely FREE, and includes unlimited access to Second Life's tools, events and communities. Additional Basic and Premium accounts cost $9.95 and will require payment information. You must be 18 years or older to join Second Life.

You'll be given a small weekly stipend of L$ (Second Life's official unit-of-trade) when you sign up for a Premium account. Plus you can earn L$ by making and selling goods and services, holding events, and playing games. Residents can buy and sell in-world L$ from the Linden Dollar Exchange, or from other third party websites. Some of these operators offer convenient in-world "ATM" machines to facilitate transactions. Try searching for ATMs in-world!

Yes. Special island regions are available as a separate purchase. You can choose from several different topologies, control access from the mainland, or even decide to start your own separate community. Click here for more information.

You will be able to define the security level of access you require from username/password through to biometric identification (fingerprint or iris scan).

Your samples can only be accessed by your username/password or (if installed) biometric identification. Only you can authorize the movement or disposal of your samples. Additionally, the facility will be secured with strictly controlled smart card access entry, security cameras and back-to-base intrusion alarms. The storage units will be individually secured and monitored 24hrs a day and alarms directed to a 24 x 7 manned alert facility.

By default WRTbwlog can't be accessed from the internet. So you don't have to care about security, unless you explicitly open the port WRTbwlog is running at to the WAN side. I can be accessed by all compouters in your (W)LAN, though, which can be a problem if you are running your WLAN without or with weak encryption. To restrict acces to WRTbwlog to certain users in your (W)LAN, you can enter a username/password combination on the configuration page.

You can lock your computer by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del -> 'Lock Computer' option. Another option is to set your computer to lock itself when the screen saver is activated.

Andreas Vogel (March, 1998): Nothing beyond the usual. In fact things are even better, you can run a SSL-enabled gatekeeper on port 443 which should get you through most firewalls. Extended Question Nick Battle (July, 1998)51: I'm talking about the issue of "Target Object Identities" in CORBASEC appendix E.6.2 [ed: D.6.2 in the current version of the spec] (at least it used to be in the July 97 spec I have to hand!). The problem is that IORs are not self securing.

Additionally, the license manager integrated in ImageAssembler is sending broadcast messages to your local network. These messages are sent only to your local network if you have one. They will never been sent to the Internet.

A firewall examines each packet (piece of data) that goes in and out of your computer. It prevents hackers who are looking to access your computer to steal passwords, financial or other types of business information and files. It also stops other malicious traffic like worms - that could be responsible for slowing down or blocking your system - and trojans, which may cause damage to your hard disk.

Yes. We generally recommend that you have only a few people in your accounting or headquarter office control the Chart of Account Setup. Problems can occur when a manager in the field adds an account while budgeting. This is because once the budgets are completed, they get uploaded into Accounting. You must make sure that the accounts used for budgeting purposes match exactly the accounts in your accounting system.

Encore Series Software is a password protected web site. Each user must first log on with a valid user name and password. There are 4 levels of security ranging from a guest who can only view limited data to administrator who has unlimited access to data and setups.

By default, PostgreSQL only allows connections from the local machine using Unix domain sockets. Other machines will not be able to connect unless you add the -i flag to the postmaster, and enable host-based authentication by modifying the file $PGDATA/pg_hba.conf accordingly. This will allow TCP/IP connections.

In the first box this is where you will enter the IP which you wish to deny access to your website. Once doing so, click on the button labeled as Add. Once you have done so you will be taken to a new page telling you that the IP has been denied access to your website. The box labeled as Remove an IP Deny will show a list of all currently banned IP's. If you wish to remove a banned IP, click on the drop down box, select the IP to remove and then click on the button labeled as Remove.

To prevent this from occurring ( do not check the “remember password” box when Prompted. This is important if several users are sharing the same PC.

The firewall device can be used to provide URL filtering on outgoing traffic. This feature requires additional hardware and software. Contact Primus' Corporate Sales Department for more information.