IPWorks
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IPWorks
A customer was having a problem receiving an SNMP trap with a 64 bit timestamp in it. In order to test, I wanted to send the exact same trap the customer was sending, using the basic UDPPort component of IP*Works! INSTEAD of the SendTrap or SendSecureTrap methods that are included in IPWorks SSNMP's SNMPAgent component. It turns out WireShark gives me an extremely easy way to do this in my code. I opened the Wireshark cap file sent to me by the customer, which only included the SNMP trap (important,...
Every so often I get a question from someone who wants to transfer files between two FTP servers. In order to do so, they usually have to connect to server 1, download the files, and then connect to server 2 and upload the files. The process could go much sooner if they could eliminate the extra transfers and just copy the files directly from server 1 to server 2. It turns out this is possible, and is in fact mentioned in the FTP spec (RFC 959), but most people don't realize it. Also most servers...
When you get an email from a yahoo group list, for example, it might say it was sent from yourgroup@yahoogroups.com on behalf of the person who actually sent it. Both addresses will be included in the message. This is done in SMTP with the SENDER header. If the Sender header is present, the email client should identify the mail as being "from" the sender you specify in the SENDER header (they are "the responsible mail submitter"), on behalf of the from-address that you specify in the FROM header....
Following the release of IP*Works! v8 last October, /n software announced to release of IP*Works SSL v8 and IP*Works SSH v8 (.Net and Java Editions) just before Christmas! Keep up with other /n software releases by following the official RSS feed. Technorati Tags: IPWorks, SSL, SSH...
While trying out the /n software IP*Works! 3-D Secure MPI C++ Edition (for implementing Verified By Visa, MasterCard SecureCode, or JCB J/Secure) I needed to figure out how to run a CGI application in IIS7. I had a compiled c++ exe (3dsecure.exe) that would handle my 3d secure authentication, but what was the next step? Here's how to do it: First, go to the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager snap-in. Click on the server in the Connections list, and then click on "ISAPI and CGI Restrictions"...
Wow, I can have a V8! Thanks to the hard work of some very talented developers, who I saw working late hours coding and testing, the next version of IPWorks is here! Yep, /n software announced today the release of IP*Works! V8 .Net and Java Editions. I got to work a lot with IPWorks v8 during its beta period, and my favorite thing about this version update is the new custom types and collections. I used the new Atom and Rest components, which are useful and easy to use. Other new features that I...
Here they are, new v8 beta's of various IPWorks products! Share this post : Technorati Tags: IPWorks, nsoftware...
112, count 'em, three new product announcements from the land of /n software today: IP*Works! V8 Beta - The must-have internet communications toolkit for software developers. IBiz FDMS Integrator v1 - For credit card processing through the First Data Merchant Services network. IBiz Paymentech Integrator v4 - For credit card processing through the Paymentech processor. /n software news feed: subscribe. Technorati : components, credit card processing, fdms, ibiz, ipworks, nsoftware, paymentech...
James Shaw mentioned how easy it was to add zip and credit card functionality (using nsoftware components) to a recent website he helped build recently. Technorati : ibiz, ibiz e-payment, ipworks, ipworks zip...
Last year I posted the rules about how to remotely change your LDAP password. Its not very obvious because of the fact that the procedure depends on what server you're using (Active Directory, OpenLDAP, Novell, etc), and even then how your server is configured. Here is how you would change your password using the LDAPS component of IP*Works!! SSL (note, an SSL connection is required in order to change your password remotely if you are an Active Directory user. Otherwise you can do this with the LDAP...