Monthly Archives: April 2005

>For Lab 5 of TCP/IP we are studying Quality of Service (QoS) and the Impact of Queuing Policy using OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition 9.1. OPNET is a network simulation tool with many capabilities. It can simulate several different types … Continue reading →

>A wise man once said: “Anything you learn can and may be used for or against you in the future. So learn wisely my son. This is where greed is a good thing!”.

>In response to my previous post I take it anything good can be used for bad? That does not even sound right. The TCP three-way handshake when used incorrectly, known as the TCP SYN Attack, can render services useless on … Continue reading →

>I am over here doing an article on IP Spoofing for my TCP/IP class and came across some very interesting information. Although IP Spoofing is only used for bad things, spoofing has its good uses. I never thought Spoofing could … Continue reading →

>I came across this neat little tip when I needed to change all the file extensions I had in a directory to something else. For example while working on a database project for class I wanted to change all the … Continue reading →

>Haha, I just thought this was funny. See this post

>I have been forwarding email from my school account to my gmail account the very first day I received the 1G offer from gmail. Just recently I had the need to reply back to a particular email from my school … Continue reading →