In a client-server application how can the server know that a request comes from a genuine application and not from a tampered copy of it?
I\'m a Jr. Engineer hoping to seek some advice from all of the experienced people in here in regards to how to approach this.
I have a TCP server that listens for an incoming client, then sends it one packet of data every second. I was wondering, does the SYN/ACK packet only get sent on initial connection, so it looks like t
I want some fairly simple functionality. Server listening for a client Clients connecting and sending "Hello server"
I have a gridview with a cheackbox and a dropdown. The checkbox, by default, is not checked. The dropdownlist, by default, is disabled.
I am working on a website in ASP.NET where开发者_开发技巧 e-mails can be scheduled for the future. But the problem is with the date difference between server and client.
I have a xml data in the client. I send it to server. Then process it in server. But i get a fatal error.
From iperf man: iperf is a tool for performing network throughput measurements.It can test either TCP or UDP throughput.To perform an iperf testtheuser
I\'ve set up a simple, single-service server which has been working just fine with small test files, but when I tried running larger, more practical files, things go wrong.
The \"connectionless\" aspect of UDP has thrown me for a loop... If I setup a UDP socket set to INADDR_ANY, then bind that to port 33445 on the local machine, the machine will accept incoming connect
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