I can envision potential vulnerability in such SDNs.
73,
Bill, W3XO
Also Flex 5000 owner for the past 3 years
Original Message -
From: Brad A. Steffler, M.D. bst...@att.net
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2012 2:09 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] Real Radios
Apropos
No network protection mechanism worthy of being called such will EVER
survive in the modern environment with a CDN which starts with an SDN.
You need multiple innovations these days and work is already being done in
these areas (most of the IP is declared and protected).
1) A software defined
Should be a world WITHOUT SDN
On Monday, April 30, 2012, Bob McGwier wrote:
No network protection mechanism worthy of being called such will EVER
survive in the modern environment with a CDN which starts with an SDN.
You need multiple innovations these days and work is already being done in
Memories, my first network experience was with coax based Ethernet cards
from Artisoft using Lantastic before Microsoft even offered networking in
Win 3.1. Worked very well at the time except when someone would unplug one
of the cables or the terminator.
A world with SDN informed by an AI
Not sure if all of this is RIGHT but here's what I've been doing.
I have used the 1500 to power my DEMI transverters using both the
xvtr/c and the main antenna. The transverters I ordered directly from
DEMI, pre-configured for the flex 1500 xverter/c port ,were setup by
them (DEMI) to handle
Memories, my first network experience was with coax based Ethernet
cards
from Artisoft using Lantastic before Microsoft even offered networking
in Win 3.1
I think I can beat that - I started with networked DOS machines using a
program called Little Big LAN. It connected through either
Emory,
You have all you need in the transverter to get levels set correctly.
It's the right way to go, drive your transverter at 0 dbm.
All of my transverters are driven with low power.
Check your DEMI manual, all of the level settings are documented there.
73,
Phil K3TUF
Since everyone seems to want to tell their network history stories, here's
mine.
I worked in a group of about 30 people which was part of a university
laboratory mainly doing work for the U.S. Navy. My group had about half PCs
and half Macs. When the group bought an Apple laser printer
At 16:30 4/30/2012, Bill Tynan wrote:
enable them to print with that expensive laser printer.
I had this problem in my home about 1990 when I bought a LJ3D
printer. I got a polling parallel 3-way switch, and it has been in
constant use ever since.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE
9 matches
Mail list logo
