This is one of the modes a file transfer protocol (FTP) works. Inextended passive mode, the FTP server operates exactly the same as passive mode, however it only transmits the port number (not broken into high and low bytes) and the client is to assume that it connects to the same IP address that was originally connected to
This is defined in RFC 2428. One has to check the compatibility of both client and server while using this mode. It may be possible that some servers mandate the use of Extended Passive Mode (EPSV) in place of old Passive Mode (PASV). On the other hand, the clients may not provide EPSV mode feature.
protected mode
Beat classic mode and extended and endless will unlock.
No it is a mode of passive transport or water.
Extended mode
Yes, but only on extended resolution mode.
disconnect
Check the server has passive ftp enabled.
Usually 30 minutes (60 minutes at extended play mode)
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at the same time
Flicker is quite common when we are viewing contents in 3D mode though in 2D mode it works fine. This usually comes when you use active glasses. If you are using passive glasses then you won't experience any flicker and also there would be no health related issues as well. LG uses passive glasses in all its 3D TVs.
A client can ask an FTP server to establish either a PASV (passive-default) or a PORT (active) connection for data transfer. Some servers are limited to only one type of connection. The difference between a passive and an active FTP connection lies in whether the client or server initiates the data connection. In passive mode, the client initiates the connection to the server (port 20-default(; in active mode, the server initiates the connection. Neither is inherently more secure than the other. A Practical Guide to Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux pg 644-Passive versus active connections