Archive for April, 2008
TCP is the protocol that gets the most attention, and that makes some sense as it’s the one that carries your email and web pages, the two most popular applications on the net. There are times, though, when TCP is not appropriate, like when you want to multicast data to several machines at once.
Multicasting takes [...]
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- Testing multicast
- Interview on BSDTalk about the new IPsec
- FAST_IPSEC is now IPSEC in FreeBSD
- Keeping time in a Virtual Machine
- BSDTalk Podcast on Virtual Machines…
- Remote GDB on VMWare
- PCS and Packet Debugger on BSDTalk
- Announcing the Packet Debugger
- Configuration Files for FreeBSD Development on Parallels
- Parallels Desktop as a Network Development System
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