Yeah.... I'm not taking that bet! 😁

The ping depends on how far the server is from your location. So lets say your in turkey and connect to a server in germany, youre likely to get a good ping but not is you connect to melbourne

Thanks to all.

Look at Redmine, and the Github repos (on the RELENG_2_4_5 branches) and see what's there.

The snapshots are automated and on a timer. There will not be a per-snapshot set of release notes.

Solved: Although a valuable tool for training, this book is poorly written. My problem was that I never set up a SQUID proxy server so that the host-only network could communicate through the gateway. What bothers me is that the book suggests in the chapter setting the SIEM vm up that you didn't necessarily HAVE TO set the squid proxy up. LIES. Like it went out if it's way to throw me off. XD Anyone else searching for this solution, here it is.

@kiokoman said in How to prevent users from LAN to know the external local WAN IP ?:

in the 90's i remember there was this conspiracy theory that antivirus computers create viruses in order to sell antivirus software... say no more ... now that your isp know your fear it will ddos you to take your money ... big fish eat small fish !

Because amateur may be You newer come under real DDoS.

P.S. Another perfect example of new attacks vectors, that You may newer know https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2017/07/21/how-a-fish-tank-helped-hack-a-casino/

The address does not change. Most devices use dynamic IP addresses, which are assigned by the network when they connect and change over time.

How can I configure this? Is there any tutorial's for IPV6 and setting up an IPv6 address on a PC behind the firewall that is accessible from the outside?