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NAT and Networks
NAT and Networks NAT and Networks Next: Virtualizing the Network Up: Title Previous: History NAT and Networks Subsections Introduction Classic NAT Techniques Static Network address translation dynamic address translation Masquerading (NAPT) Other NAT Techniques Virtual Servers (Load Balancing) Load Balancing Backup Systems Multiple Routes per Destination Problems Common to All Techniques Keeping State Information Fragmentation Protocol Specific Issues Some examples for such protocols: ...
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Linux Network Address Translation
linux Network address translation linux Network address translation Promoting linux Requires Advertising. Member of the AdClub Network --> LinkExchange Member Stats for this Site --> linux Network address translation --> Network address translation (NAT) is a vitally important Internet technology for a variety of reasons. linux Virtual Server The linux Virtual Server Project aims to build a scalable virtual server from a cluster of real servers by using IP traffic load balancing mechanisms...
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AnalogousMember May 2003 Archives
Pros Full distro Web based admin DMZ support dynamic DNS Support Cons Horrific support Not quite "there" No native software RAID support Update check must be initiated manually Clark Connect (Pentium II 233, 128MB, 2.0GB) This is another community edition of a commercial product. Pros Full distro Friendly threaded support forum Easy setup dynamic DNS support via Clark Connect's DNS Cons Limited DMZ Support Update check must be initiated manually No packet filtering rules No native software ...
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How to Defeat Bad Web Robots With Apache
How to Defeat Bad Web Robots With Apache How to Defeat Bad Web Robots With Apache How to Defeat Bad Web Robots With Apache By Lee Killough NOTE: This page has become somewhat outdated :-( I first wrote it in 2001. Create a script which records bad hosts (bad.pl): #!/usr/bin/perl $| = 1; $host = $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'}; $addr = $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}; $agent = $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'}; $url = $ENV{'REQUEST_URI'}; $mapfile = "/www/. com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(/cgi-bin/|/images/) /cgi-bin/bad.pl [L,T=...
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PHP_ CGI and commandline setups Manual
PHP_ CGI and commandline setups Manual PHP: CGI and commandline setups - Manual This is a printer friendly version of the PHP Manual. CGI and commandline setups The default is to build PHP as a CGI program. HOW TO SOLVE: (works only with linux AFAIK) you must compile your kernel with support for binfmt_misc then register php as a binary handler for php scripts echo ":PHP:E::php::/usr/local/bin/php:" > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/register and remove the #!
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