Yes, our system uses popular web protocols, such as HTTP & HTTPS. Basically, if you're able to connect to the internet then you will be able to connect to our system.

In 2005, Digerati partnered with an organisation and produced 'DigiVault'. Digivault is a fully automated 'Offsite' backup solution which will allow you to backup your important data and restore it when / wherever you need it. This was sold to ECONET Ltd in 2007. What makes DigiVault different to a number of similar products is that the client software will operate on, and backup, all mainstream operating systems directly.

No. VPN provides security by encrypting and decrypting data that passes through a VPN connection; it does not offer protection from viruses or other malware.

Many organizations operate firewalls to reduce the risk of intrusion by malicious attackers via the Internet. These firewalls typically operate by only allowing connections in to machines in that organization on specific ports. Which ports are permitted access depends upon the network protocol that uses the port and the degree of security it provides.

Since our service never contacts your computer, and the vast majority of firewalls are designed to block INCOMING traffic, this software is compatible with 99+% of all firewalls. <top>

The firewall issue has been one of the reasons for releasing the Web-based version of ADAMS. Even with a firewall, there is no need to compromise the security of your office system since access to ADAMS is provided by a direct link from the NRC Web site.

Occasionally, we do have customers who struggle with the live feed of the webinar. They usually choose one of two alternatives: They go the "lower tech" route by using the pre-distributed slides and just using the teleconference number to listen in on the live webinar. If you paid the registration fee for a webinar, you should be able to connect to the webinar using the joining instructions mailed to you.

Many of our public free mp3 streams (non Premium) are running on port 80. If you experience skips even on those, try using the same servers on port 5190. This solution works mostly for people with webcache systems. They also happen to be usually outside United States. Yet another alternative is to check out our Premium service, which offers streams on multiple ports for each channel.

If you have a firewall that does not auto configure the download manager when you installed it and need to manually open the required ports; If you are not sure how to manually configure your firewall you will need to consult the FAQ or support for your installed firewall program. Our support staff unfortunately does not have the knowledge base to assist users with the huge variety of firewalls or proxies nor to take the responsibility in assisting you to open the security of your computer.

Issuance of a name by the Corporations Division does not necessarily give a person the exclusive right to use of that name! Filing with the Secretary of State is not "name protection." Many businesses do not choose to incorporate. The Office of Secretary of State has no record of these and thus cannot search names of unincorporated businesses. The question of who "owns" a name is a complex one that should be addressed to legal counsel.

Yes. Make sure that you have added DownloadStudio into the permitted application list in your firewall's settings so it can access the internet and download files.

If your company has a firewall installed, you may not be able to have your credit card transaction approved. If this is so, you would have to register from a terminal which does not have a firewall.

Yes, Depositit should work automatically through most firewalls. If port adjustments are required, it must allow outgoing TCP connections to ports in the range 44400-44408 and 44450.

So all communications using WuWu go directly to the people you trust and never route through someone elses server. WuWu is completely modular and allows you to create and load any kind of communication module you wish!

If your computer system connects to the Internet through a firewall or proxy server, certain TCP ports may need to be opened in the firewall or proxy server in order for you to connect. To open these ports, consult the help files for your firewall software or contact your network administrator or IT technician for assistance.

Yes. If your network administrator can open the remote port 706 (TCP) you can use SILC without problems. You may also compile your SILC Client with SOCKS support which will proxy your SILC session through the firewall.