Your connection was shut off to help protect your computer and the computers of others on the network. Some viruses allow hackers to access the infected computer without the owner’s knowledge. Other viruses probe the network looking for other computers to infect which in turn can affect the speed of the network making it slow for everyone. You connection will be re-enabled once the virus has been removed. This page's location: http://www.umassd.edu/cits/getstarted/faqs.

Intermittent connectivity can be the sign of a faulty internet connection, limitations imposed by your ISP, or errors caused by any hardware/software applications connected with your internet connection, such as driver incompatibilities, old hardware, a slow/overloaded ISP or many other possibilities. Also, if you get disconnected from the Gnutella network, it will have no impact on your downloads already in progress.

TCP and UDP checksum errors, ping but nothing else, ipsec tunnels don't form, DNAT translation doesn't work

Network supports the V.90 / V.92 protocol for 56k speeds, V.34 for connection speeds up to 33,600 bits-per-second, and V.34bis for connection speeds up to 14,400 bits-per-second. also supports older protocols that work with older modems, which most people do not use.

The fee increase in September 2004 was the first step in this cost restructuring. We had initially hoped that the universal Telecommunications Fee would be ready and approved by then, but alas, it was not. The fee increase covered what was immediately needed for 2004-2005, but that was only a portion of the costs involved.

It is a fast way to connect to other computers, do research, communicate with the entire world, access remote services and share ideas. A network connection is provided for each student living in a wired residence hall room. Network connections are 100 times faster than the fastest modem available.

This service is a 1st line protection on your email account only. It does not protect your Internet connection, so other activities like web surfing, files downloading, IRC/ICQ chatting are not covered.

The formation of new collagen-fibres and a new tissue needs time! In any way a result can finally be judged earliest after eight to twelve weeks. Then it can be decided if the treatment should be repeated. One or two CIT per years are absolutely sufficient (often and more is not always better).

Answer: Restrictions in the residence halls have been implemented because the enormous bandwidth consumption, caused by the popularity of music and video sharing. The demand for bandwidth has grown exponentially, so much that it can make it impossible to get e-mail or do academic work over the network. Implementing the download restrictions has reduced the residence hall demand and restored the connection speed to a more reasonable level.

Yes. If you are unaware of how to switch off your mobile headset or PDA's Bluetooth transceiver please consult your constructor's manual or alternatively visit our supported devices section offering information on Bluetooth and Infrared connections.

To enable debug mode for secure connections use -Djavax.net.debug=all option on the command line to the Java interpreter. For example: java -Djavax.net.debug=all -classpath ..... lbe.ui.BrowserApp For details on how to modify the 'lbe' scripts to enable this property see the question about this.

In sum, once the virus gains entry (usually via saliva or mucus membranes) it will reproduce in the lymph tissue which is your cat's first system of immune defense. Some cats are able to mount a successful immune response against it and defeat the virus at this stage. In cats that don't successfully destroy the virus here, the virus will then move into the bone marrow where red and white blood cells are produced. It may stay latent in the marrow for many years.

AIDS is spread when blood, semen or vaginal secretions of an infected persons comes in contact with blood or mucous membranes of a healthy person. The virus is spread by :

HIV has several stages of infection, and may last for over a decade before the individual becomes noticeably ill. The first stage is known as primary or acute HIV infection, and occurs during the first few weeks following infection. During this time, 90% of people will show non-specific symptoms such as a fever, headaches and enlarged lymph nodes. The symptoms are a result of the body's initial attempts to get rid of the virus, as it would with any other infection like a cold or the flu.

Yes. There are some non-AppleTalk printers that will not work if AppleTalk is on. Additionally, you will be able to run on less RAM with AppleTalk turned off and your computer will not waste processing cycles looking for network operations. It is important to turn AppleTalk off from within the Chooser to make it a permanent choice. If you use the control strip to turn AppleTalk off, it will turn back on the next time you boot up the computer.

The WestConn wireless network is part of a DMZ network. Wireless users will only be able to access items on the University network similar to when they connect to the internet from home. Some services that are known to have security issues have been blocked. Please note that wireless service is not intended to replace the University wired network.

No network vendor can supply all equipment and components to the full a 3G network, but quite a few can be a main contractor to build a turn-key 3G network. Normally network vendors can bring in partners like service and applications providers, hand set manufactures, civil work and acquisition companies etc.

We currently have a T3 line to our main servers, and a separate T1 as a backup to a separate location.

First, read all of the questions and answers in the Networking section of this document. Most problems can be resolved by using the information found here. The majority of reported problems are the result of using the wrong patch cable or a bad patch cable. Do not use a telephone extension cable for a patch cable as it does not work, and it may damage the pins in the connectors. See the question, "What does my computer need for the network?" for details.