I'm doing firewall/network configuration and need to know how the GIDB™ Client communicates with the data servers. All of the traffic from GIDB™ Client occurs over port 80 (with the exception of key requests that occur over port 443) and should look the same as regular web browser traffic to your firewall.

It should, provided that you have set the proxy settings correctly in the GIDB™ Client. How you do this depends on how you have connected to the servers. If you use the tree data selector, there is a menu for setting your proxy host/port. If you use the server selection screen, there is a "Set Proxy" button.

Generally the answer to this is no. However, if your NAT Server allows you to perform IP Forwarding, and your network router can receive forward requests over specific ports, then you should be able to use the iSeries PC-Engine suite of tools. Check with your network technician to find out if this capability is available on your network.

irc client reads in the commands that you give it, and parses them. It filters them and performs the appropriate actions, and if necessary, passes them on to a 'server'. An IRC server can serve many other clients. The server holds information about the channels and people on IRC, amongst other pieces of information. It is also responsible for routing your messages to other people on IRC.

Yes. You must ensure however, that port 3306 is available in order to permit connection to your remote mySQL server. Network Address Translation boxes are not a problem. Non-translating proxies might be however - contact your systems administrator if you are operating under a proxy to ensure that packets will be properly routed.

The server (called the host) is the computer that starts the game. The clients (the other players) join the game. The host sets all the options. If a player is disconnected from the host, the player is out of the game.

If the packet is to go out the WAN interface, the router applies NAT (Network Address Translation) by changing the packet header's source address from the originating device's private LAN IP, to its own public IP address. Thus when it arrives at its destination, it will appear to have originated from your routers public address, and any reply will be sent there.

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NetStumbler author Marius Milner actively enhances the product, adding more supported client adapters on a regular basis. He posts a list of supported client adapters in the readme file for the NetStumbler software. This readme file is included in the NetStumbler download archive, but it's also posted on the Web. This is the first place you should look to check for specific client adapter support.

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This depends upon how your firewall / NAT server is configured. Please ask your network administrator if your firewall (or NAT server) is configured to allow PING and TRACERT to work (which use ICMP ECHO, ECHO REPLY, and TTL EXPIRED packets). You can test this yourself by running these programs on your computer (For example, try "tracert www.visualware.com"). If these programs work, VisualRoute should work just fine on your computer.

Olivier Onimus (July, 1998) : This is done by sending client's credentials. The server can authenticate the client and get the session key with which the communication will be encrypted. Then the communication will be encrypted, using this context. The credentials are not sent anymore, only a reference on an existing context. Jonathan Biggar (July, 1998) : [in addition to the above] The encryption is optional, depending on the Quality of Protection (QoP) you have chosen.

The client communicates through a socket connection. The server does not need to be on the same host as the client, though it often will (using the "loopback" IP address 127.0.0.1). RP1 implements a simple protocol for client-server communications. The client sends messages called "requests" to the server. The server sends messages called "events" to the client. If you look at the RP1 code, you will note Java classes corresponding to each: RsWheelMotionRequest.

Light|Shop is a client/server application where there is a small program that the client runs (your computer) that attaches to a much larger program that runs on the server (our system). This allows the client to run a smaller and faster program and leaves the major work up to the server.

IRC client reads in the commands that you give it, and parses them. It filters them and performs the appropriate actions, and if necessary, passes them on to a server. An IRC server can serve many other clients. The server holds information about the channels and people on IRC, amongst other pieces of information. It is also responsible for routing your messages to other people on IRC.

Just download the GIDB Executable JAR file for advanced users/users of non-Windows platforms on the Stand-alone Software page. Make sure you have your page size and DPI set correctly for your printer. If you still can't print from the Map Editor, try saving to a PNG file and printing with another application. Try turning off JAR caching by the plugin. To do this, go to control panel/Java Plug-in, find the tab for caching and turn off JAR caching.

If you are running through separate proxies for each service, you shouldn't need to do anything. If you are working through sockd, you will need to "socksify" your application. Details for doing this can be found in the package itself, which is available at:

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