Ceron
[09] Warrior
X/Leixia is still my 2nd character since SC3. SC2 Talim forever! I was hoping since they were returning characters to the way they normally played in SC5 that Talim would get the same treatment. But no Talim. :(
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X/Leixia is still my 2nd character since SC3. SC2 Talim forever! I was hoping since they were returning characters to the way they normally played in SC5 that Talim would get the same treatment. But no Talim. :(
Yo Ando sorry I didn't respond to your messages, was AFK. If you still wanna play I'll be on a bit longer. Just learned Algol.
Kinda pissed about the create a character. Was gonna make a king of all cosmos from katamari damacy for algol but for some stupid ass reason you can't put textures on the blank cylinders. Whats the point of a blank cylinder if you can't do anything with it?? SMH.
That would have been amazing! I'd still do it.Yo Ando sorry I didn't respond to your messages, was AFK. If you still wanna play I'll be on a bit longer. Just learned Algol.
Kinda pissed about the create a character. Was gonna make a king of all cosmos from katamari damacy for algol but for some stupid ass reason you can't put textures on the blank cylinders. Whats the point of a blank cylinder if you can't do anything with it?? SMH.
Ando: It's nothing to worry about.
I will try to use a silly diagram.
* represents where Firewall protection begins
Internet Cloud-->ISP-->Router-->*Router Ports (whatever is plugged into it)-->Wireless
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DMZ
A DMZ is what is known as a De-Militarized Zone. It is a location you can set a device on your network that is still shown to be on your network, however it is open to any and everything. No Firewall, no Security, nothing. So what happens is that when data flows through the router and to the DMZ, it doesn't have to process security bits/clearance/overhead/extra stuff. It just transports data to and from without checking it or double-sending it. This is why speed increases, more bits in more time for largely unnecessary security. Am I saying that the PS3 doesn't have some asshole virus? No, it probably does. But the chance of getting anything is incredibly slim to the point you don't hear about it. Everything connected to your router and the wireless is still secure behind the firewall, because (typically) only one device can be set as the DMZ. So even if your PS3 is set to DMZ, anything else connected will still be protected by the firewalls and security features of the router (then doubly-so for anything on the device for security.)
And even though your PS3 is technically hard-wired in a router port (which seems to be in the firewall) because you have set that specific device to be in the DMZ, the router is "smart" enough to know the port the PS3 is plugged into doesn't get protected because it is in the DMZ. Many companies put a "fake file server" on their network in the DMZ in hopes that hackers will target it (because it looks authentic and has no security on it) and leave the other stuff alone. They don't have a way to know if something is DMZ'd or not (aside that Amazon.com shouldn't take 5 seconds to hack, that's a dead giveaway lol).
Long explanation, but you've had a few posts unsure about the subject so this way if you have to talk it over with anyone you can refer to this post and should help explain. If you need anything else explained let me know.
(Also, PSN is Aurelious_ Send me an invite and let's play some games lol)
Good post. My PS3 is DMZ'ed and I recommend everyone do this. There's definitely a noticeable difference!Ando: It's nothing to worry about.
I will try to use a silly diagram.
* represents where Firewall protection begins
Internet Cloud-->ISP-->Router-->*Router Ports (whatever is plugged into it)-->Wireless
|
|
DMZ
A DMZ is what is known as a De-Militarized Zone. It is a location you can set a device on your network that is still shown to be on your network, however it is open to any and everything. No Firewall, no Security, nothing. So what happens is that when data flows through the router and to the DMZ, it doesn't have to process security bits/clearance/overhead/extra stuff. It just transports data to and from without checking it or double-sending it. This is why speed increases, more bits in more time for largely unnecessary security. Am I saying that the PS3 doesn't have some asshole virus? No, it probably does. But the chance of getting anything is incredibly slim to the point you don't hear about it. Everything connected to your router and the wireless is still secure behind the firewall, because (typically) only one device can be set as the DMZ. So even if your PS3 is set to DMZ, anything else connected will still be protected by the firewalls and security features of the router (then doubly-so for anything on the device for security.)
And even though your PS3 is technically hard-wired in a router port (which seems to be in the firewall) because you have set that specific device to be in the DMZ, the router is "smart" enough to know the port the PS3 is plugged into doesn't get protected because it is in the DMZ. Many companies put a "fake file server" on their network in the DMZ in hopes that hackers will target it (because it looks authentic and has no security on it) and leave the other stuff alone. They don't have a way to know if something is DMZ'd or not (aside that Amazon.com shouldn't take 5 seconds to hack, that's a dead giveaway lol).
Long explanation, but you've had a few posts unsure about the subject so this way if you have to talk it over with anyone you can refer to this post and should help explain. If you need anything else explained let me know.
(Also, PSN is Aurelious_ Send me an invite and let's play some games lol)
Brother, Ivy sucks in SC5 too. :(Viola sucks.
Ivy, I'm back boo.
What character are you messing with these days................. brother?I suck at this game, brothers. =(