Cat and mouse most definitely

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CanadianIron join:2006-10-08 Beverly Hills, CA	Cat and mouse most definitely Read this 2 page document: »www.ellacoya.com/products/IPServ···stem.pdf Network definable applictaion signatures located anywhere in packet. Can detect a P2P application operating on any port, even in HTTP on port 80.
CanadianIron join:2006-10-08 Beverly Hills, CA	to forum · permalink · · 2008-04-02 08:57:41 ·
adisor19 join:2004-10-11 ·Velcom ·TekSavvy Solutions.. ·Radioactif ·Videotron ·Look Communications	said by CanadianIron : Read this 2 page document: »www.ellacoya.com/products/IPServ···stem.pdf Network definable applictaion signatures located anywhere in packet. Can detect a P2P application operating on any port, even in HTTP on port 80. Ya but the lamers at Bell have to enable that functionality first. Adi
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patcat88 join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY	reply to CanadianIron All that means is that they look at the headers of the connections to determine content, time to start tunneling. Make it look like an HTTP image transfer. Heck, ive seen a VPN over DNS packets tunnel. Beat that ellacoya lol.
patcat88 join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY	to forum · permalink · · 2008-04-02 09:15:38 ·


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