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it is pronounced as di-mon.
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What is dictionary.com?
A website that gives you the definition, synonyms, and antonyms of words that are typed into the search bar. It also lets you listen to how the word is pronounced and what part of speech it is.
What do you mean by mount the torrent?
Torrent files can contain all sorts of media (music, videos etc.). At times (mostly for games), torrents contain .iso files, these are generally ripped directly from a Dvd or Cd and are uploaded by someone. To open .iso files, you need a software that will let you create a virtual drive so that you can run the setup or open the files within that .iso file.Two popular softwares that you can use for this are 'Daemon Tools' and 'MagicIso'.Once you download and install them, you simply need to 'mount' that .iso file into the virtual drive (magiciso/daemon tools create a virtual drive for you) and you can then run the setup or open the files.
If you change ftp port does it stop access?
Usually, if you change the port in a server's configuration file, you will have to stop and restart its daemon or service for the changes to take effect. Changing the FTP port would not stop access, butyou would probably have to specify the port manually on any FTP client.
What does stijl mean?
Stijl means "style" in Dutch and is pronounced essentially the same way to an English speaker's ear. I do not know how you apply this word to a technological area other than for it to mean design or aesthetics. Check it out on a Dutch/English dictionary site. Or perhaps try the Nederlands Wikipedia. The Dutch are very good with English, design and technology.
What is telnet used for?
Telnet is a simple IP/IPS telephony tool used to access text-based content such as MUCKs, MUDs, MU*s, BBS (Bulletin Board Systems), and other pre-World Wide Web content.One can interface with MainFrame, VAX, and VMS systems, as well as UNIX and Windows systems.To quote Wikipedia:"TELNET (TELe-NETwork) is a network protocol used on the Internet or local area networks to provide a bidirectional interactive text-oriented communications facility via a virtual terminal connection."Originally, computers were what we now call "mainframes", and all users connected through them via a Dumb Terminal - a small monitor and keyboard which was connected with a hardwired cable to the mainframe itself. Mainframes could have several of these Dumb Terminals connected at once, each with one user. You could only use the computer that the terminal was directly hardwired to.After the invention of the ARPANET and the IP protocol, which allowed for computer to talk to each other over telephone cables, some method for connecting to a different computer was needed. That is, a person might be connected to a specific computer via a dumb terminal, but want to log into a completely different machine. TELNET was invented to perform this function: by using TELNET, the software emulated a hardwired terminal connection to the other computer (this was called a "virtual" terminal connection). Telnet was implement both as a client (which the user ran) and a server (which the computer ran, waiting for connection requests). It has been implemented on virtually every computer system which supports IP networking.These days, telnet is still used primarily for that purpose: to provide a text-based remote log-in capability. Perhaps the most common usage is for logging into various network equipment (routers, switches, modem banks, terminal servers, etc.) to perform administrative tasks. However, as telnet passes on communications in the clear, it has been superceded by SSH (which encrypts all communications) for most virtual terminal use.Another common usage of the Telnet client program is to talk directly to certain server daemon processes, enabling the user to pass raw commands to these server daemons, primarily for debugging and test purposes. Thus, a Telnet client can talk directly to a mail daemon, an http (web) daemon, the syslog daemon, and even to some file-sharing daemons. In this case, no virtual terminal is created; rather, the user can pass plain text commands to the server daemon in question, just as a normal service request would do.
What does daemon stand for?
Daemon is the Latin version of the English word demon.
What is Daemon Process in unix?
The word daemon is a word of Greek derivation meaning "worker". Daemon processes in Unix are background tasks that do things, such as printing, networking, task scheduling, etc.
What is the Latin word for demon?
Verbatim it is daemon.
What is the greek word for demon?
Daimon/Daemon
What is the Latin translation for the word demon in Latin?
daemon, daemonis
What is demons in Latin?
The word Demon comes from the Latin word Daemn meaning Spirit.
Where can you purchase Daemon tools?
Daemon Tools can be purchased at Daemon's official website.
What key word in TCP Wrappers matches any Daemon or client?
all
What is the mail daemon?
First off. A daemon is usually a name for a sever or service in Unix. The word daemon was originally used to describe FreeBSD network services (as their logo is a daemon). However the term has become more widely adopted through networking and many cross platform services user the term. A mailer daemon is a more technical term for "email server". If a message fails to be delivered, the daemon will return it to you along with an error message, the route it took and where it failed.
What is Will's daemon called?
Will's daemon is named Kirjava.
How is the word larit pronounced?
how is the word larit pronounced
What is the mail?
First off. A daemon is usually a name for a sever or service in Unix. The word daemon was originally used to describe FreeBSD network services (as their logo is a daemon). However the term has become more widely adopted through networking and many cross platform services user the term. A mailer daemon is a more technical term for "email server". If a message fails to be delivered, the daemon will return it to you along with an error message, the route it took and where it failed.
