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Toot with photograph / screencap on topic

#Networking #NAT #traversal #Man #ManPages #programming #OpenSource #POSIX #GNU #GPL

https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@Dendrobatus_Azureus/114794456762450213

Screencap & Alt text for NAT traversal HowTo

#Networking #NAT #traversal #Man #ManPages #programming #OpenSource #POSIX #GNU #GPL

https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works

The screencap shows a shot of a text document on a mobile device. The background is black, and the text is white, making it easy to read. At the top of the screen, there is a status bar with the time "07:02," a battery icon showing 80% charge, and various other icons including a Wi-Fi signal, a mobile signal, and a notification icon. The main content is titled "tailscale" and discusses the behavior of packets passing through multiple layers of Network Address Translation (NAT) on their way to the internet. The text explains that while the extra layer of NAT is invisible to everyone, techniques to work around it will still function regardless of the number of layers. It highlights the issue with port mapping protocols, which act on the layer of NAT closest to the client, rather than the one furthest away, leading to a situation where the remote peer cannot reach the "ip:port" in the "middle" network. The text suggests using a traceroute and blind requests to the next few hops as a workaround. At the bottom of the screen, there are navigation buttons: a back arrow, a circle, and a square.

Ovis2-8B

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This is a gem for who wants to learn NAT traversal transfers explained in relatively simple terms

I've talked about this article before in other posts. I'm systematically reading through it, you can even do that offline, and what you will learn is of high value if you hadn't thoroughly looked at this part of networking yet.

Happy learning

#Networking #NAT #traversal #Man #ManPages #programming #OpenSource #POSIX #GNU #GPL

https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works

#commonLisp #programming #lazy #efficient #typed #tree fringe #traversal with the #series Macro package #intro https://screwlisp.small-web.org/cl-series/leaves-of-a-tree/

Just a quick note for this morning.

We make something like:
```
* '((1 (2)) (3 (4 (5) 6)) (7) 8)
((1 (2)) (3 (4 (5) 6)) (7) 8)
* (pick-len-leaves-less-than * 5 6)
(1 2 3 4 5)
* (reverse **)
(8 (7) (3 (4 (5) 6)) (1 (2)))
* (pick-len-leaves-less-than * 5 6)
(3 4 5 1 2)
```

Author(s): ChadQuad
Title: Huhvalley
Platformer

https://www.slipseer.com/index.php?resources/huhvalley.237/

#bhop #traversal #vanilla #slipseer #quake

https://chrispenner.ca/posts/traversal-systems

#haskell #jq #traversal

#VMware vRealize Log Insight VMSA-2023-0001 Technical Deep Dive

CVE-2022-31706: VMware vRealize Log Insight #Directory #Traversal #Vulnerability

CVE-2022-31704: VMware vRealize Log Insight broken Access Control Vulnerability

CVE-2022-31710: VMware vRealize Log Insight #Deserialization Vulnerability

CVE-2022-31711: VMware vRealize Log Insight Information Disclosure Vulnerability

https://www.horizon3.ai/vmware-vrealize-log-insight-vmsa-2023-0001-technical-deep-dive/

XML XLink is for hypertext links in hypermedia

In HTML the a element can perform linking in a single direction:

An html hyperlink at one end identifies the other end
You can only go from the a element to the other end
The behaviour when you get to the other end is up to the user agent

XLink defines a more comprehensive bidirectional extended-type link semantic, offering:

Locator elements to address the remote resource(s)
Arc elements giving traversal rules
Title elements for human readable labels
Resource elements supplying local resources #XML, #XLink, #hypertext, #hypermedia, #extended #links, #arc #traversal,

#traversal

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