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Lately I discovered that connecting to a VPN via PPTP option has been removed in the new mac os - sierra.
I tried multiple application to do so - all failed.
How can I connect to my VPN over PPTP?
ps. I don't want to use L2TP because I don't have a pre shared key (I also don't know what it is).
The FlowVPN client is free (and works with any provider).
It supports PPTP and OpenVPN on macOS Sierra:
https://www.flowvpn.com/download-mac/
Just overwrite the FlowVPN server address with any server and it connects.
VPN PPTP in Sierra is dismissed because it is not a secure method of communication.
To solve the problem; you can install software Shimo that works with the operating system Sierra
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Is there a program that would connect to a remote unix server using ssh, and show various system info (CPU usage, Memory usage, disk space..etc) ?
I should mention that I'm using windows, and I have non-root access via ssh to the machine that I want to monitor. Also, I can't use any web-based tools, because the server is only accessible from my work computer, using site-to-site VPN.
Thanks !
The closest thing I found is an android app that connects to a linux server via ssh, and shows some system info.
Here it is : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sonelli.juicessh.performancemonitor
It is a plugin for JuiceSSH ssh client so you need to install that first.
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I have a vps which is virtualised with vmware. I installed vmware workstation and now installing freebsd for testing purposes. Didn't finished the installation but trying to figure out how networking will be held.
I couldn't get additional IP address so will use NAT. How would I be able to use 22 port? I plan to use a prefix to the ports. (like 11 prefix, so 22 port will be 1122) Can it be done by iptables?
Host is CentOS 5, guest will be FreeBSD 7.2.
VirtualBox solved the problem.
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how to change skype port in windows 8.1? Apache/xampp is not running even after changing default value of httpd.conf and httpd-ssl.conf
Modern Skype app uses port 80 by default. There is no option to change the port settings. Port 80 must be forwarded for modern Skype app to operate properly.
Please See this thread.
http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows-8-1-from-Windows-Store/No-proxy-settings-option-in-Windows-8-Skype/m-p/1155558/highlight/true#M299
Uninstall the Windows 8 "app" version of Skype, and download the desktop version from the Skype website (at the time of writing, this can be found at http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-windows/downloading/ ).
You can then go to Tools | Options... | Advanced | Connection as normal.
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I need have a networking monitoring system that have these feature.
opensourced (must)
written by c/c++. (must)
async io mode (like io, must)
support ping, http, snmp, mysql, redis... protocal
The System must run with epoll mode so that run many test as there can, no blocking at all.
Is there any avaliable one?
I don't know if you looked on sourceforge for open source software, they have many rated network monitoring systems written in C and C++. Pandora is good but look around maybe you might find what you looking for there.>>> Link<<<
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I need to test my C# application that uses WCF for slow network speeds on Windows 7.
Are there any free tools out their that can reduce my network speed?
Clumsy does a pretty good job as well.
http://bandwidthcontroller.com/trafficShaperXp.html
A Google search will give you some more ...
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This runs on Win7 x64
http://www.softperfect.com/products/bandwidth/
This is not free, but trial version available. Has a lite version also.
Set up a linux machine (on a cheap Atom is fine) and use CBQ .. more details at http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bandwidth-Limiting-HOWTO.html#CBQ