Yes, you can install IPv6 stack for WinXP with a single command. However, the stack does not support DNS query in IPv6 (not AAAA query via IPv4), which kind of destroy the hope of deploying pure IPv6 network.
As I know, TLS support for SIP proxy is available for ser in their CVS version. Check out iptel.org/ser for details. Repro proxy from SipFoundry also has TLS support. Endpoints that support TLS include Snom hardphone and Xten's softphone. As for SRTP support, there are still much debate about which standard to use. Sipura has this in some version of their firmware. Check out voip-info.org for more details.
SIP over TLS has already been developed. There are already an abundance of RFC's for this. There are also several proxies and endpoints that support this already. SRTP for the media stream has also been done for at least one endpoint that I know of.
I think you're mistaken. Internet only without cable has always been available from Shaw. I don't know about SaskTel, but in the East, Bell has started offering Naked DSL. I hope Telus will follow soon.
I'm experiencing this and I'm not alone as evidenced here and here.
Sandvine's product is being speculated as the culprit. More details here. Is there anyway around this? I don't want to be stuck downloading new distros (which are coming soon) with slow BT.
I guess I'm lucky I haven't needed any support so far.
Telus is inferior to everything Shaw has to offer except for the price and no harrasment when you're on downloading binge. Their newsgroup retention is horrid, speed is slower (tops at 150kBps or 1.2 mpbs), and somehow I have a feeling that their DNS server is a bit screwy, maybe they have some sort of transparent proxy.
40 GB/month is not much at all, a few movies, games and linux ISO's and you're already over the top.
From what I read here, it is definitely cheaper. Regular price of $42 Canadian for a Shaw cable modem connection where I live (Vancouver). I think that's about $30 US.
Shaw cable modem service
I can get ADSL from telus for $34, but they are just a nasty company and I refuse to deal with them.
Actually I switched from Shaw to Telus, since Telus is running a promotion $24.95 for 12 months (modem rental included). Shaw has been breathing down my neck for downloading over 40 GB/month. Plus from what I hear, Telus does not enforce their download cap.
Are these P&T episodes available anywhere online? Kazaa, donkey, bit torrent, newsgroup? Please shed a light for someone who can't get Showtime at all.
I get 10Mb/s both ways, full Ethernet. No restrictions. $25/month CANADIAN.
You work that out in USD$.
For $75/month CDN, I get full 10Mb/s both ways plus dedicated IP address and gobs of disk space.
Are you talking about Novus? Damn, they haven't entered my building yet. Are they not enforcing their download cap? How about their nntp servers? Good retention period?
Quick question: Does anyone know how to integrate edonkey client with one of mozilla/konqueror/galeon? Say I'd just click on an edk link and it'll send the queue to mldonkey?
Reading through the article doesn't give much info about details such as: How much does one unit cost? How long is the "reload"/"re-aiming" time? Will it survive real heavy artillery battle?
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Yes, you can install IPv6 stack for WinXP with a single command. However, the stack does not support DNS query in IPv6 (not AAAA query via IPv4), which kind of destroy the hope of deploying pure IPv6 network.
As I know, TLS support for SIP proxy is available for ser in their CVS version. Check out iptel.org/ser for details. Repro proxy from SipFoundry also has TLS support. Endpoints that support TLS include Snom hardphone and Xten's softphone. As for SRTP support, there are still much debate about which standard to use. Sipura has this in some version of their firmware. Check out voip-info.org for more details.
SIP over TLS has already been developed. There are already an abundance of RFC's for this. There are also several proxies and endpoints that support this already. SRTP for the media stream has also been done for at least one endpoint that I know of.
I think you're mistaken. Internet only without cable has always been available from Shaw. I don't know about SaskTel, but in the East, Bell has started offering Naked DSL. I hope Telus will follow soon.
Can we have eternal youth as well?
Sandvine's product is being speculated as the culprit. More details here. Is there anyway around this? I don't want to be stuck downloading new distros (which are coming soon) with slow BT.
Old (I mean really old, 15 years ago old, 8086 XT old) PC games comes this way. There were several Game OS'es out there too.
Did I just dated myself?
What's not digital about CD?
It just means linux users are better in using search term
Sure, what's the model and price. Is it a GSM phone? Unlocked? :)
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Telus is inferior to everything Shaw has to offer except for the price and no harrasment when you're on downloading binge. Their newsgroup retention is horrid, speed is slower (tops at 150kBps or 1.2 mpbs), and somehow I have a feeling that their DNS server is a bit screwy, maybe they have some sort of transparent proxy. 40 GB/month is not much at all, a few movies, games and linux ISO's and you're already over the top.
Actually I switched from Shaw to Telus, since Telus is running a promotion $24.95 for 12 months (modem rental included). Shaw has been breathing down my neck for downloading over 40 GB/month. Plus from what I hear, Telus does not enforce their download cap.
For Redhat 9 user, there is a serious problem with rpm db conflict. It has been reported here, so install at your own risk.
I'm using Shaw and I've hit more than 20 GB / month regularly. No sign of any complain from them.
Plus some more from Bay Networks I assume.
Are these P&T episodes available anywhere online? Kazaa, donkey, bit torrent, newsgroup? Please shed a light for someone who can't get Showtime at all.
Are you talking about Novus? Damn, they haven't entered my building yet. Are they not enforcing their download cap? How about their nntp servers? Good retention period?
Just how could this happen? There's this little law called conservation of mass.
What happened to distrowatch.com? I haven't been able to connect for the last couple days.
But why would worms come out so early to be eaten?
What type of encoder (for linux) is available out there which can convert .avi format to .mpg or .bin/.cue ?
Quick question:
Does anyone know how to integrate edonkey client with one of mozilla/konqueror/galeon? Say I'd just click on an edk link and it'll send the queue to mldonkey?
Reading through the article doesn't give much info about details such as:
How much does one unit cost?
How long is the "reload"/"re-aiming" time?
Will it survive real heavy artillery battle?
I haven't tried Phoenix, but on Moz, just middle click on the tab to close tab.