What is UDP?

zergpc209zergpc209
edited February 2007 in Science & Tech
Anyone know what is this UDP?

Also anyone know of a web site will I can upload some of my work because I'm low on hard-drive space.

I don't have the money and I thought there may be some free web sites to upload, I do not want do to a search because I may get malware.

What is this UDP thing?

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Anyone have some tips for more hard-drive space I only have 5 GB hard-dive I need some help.

Comments

  • Your-Amish-DaddyYour-Amish-Daddy The heart of Texas
    edited February 2007
    Unidirectional Datagram Packet. Commonly used for games.

    google.com for most of your simple questions. Want the definition for something? Here's how I do it when I don't know it (Rare) define: (Object or word)
  • zergpc209zergpc209
    edited February 2007
    Come on now I know enough about back doors and port scanning and port probes hackers use ,This post should not be taken with grain of salt .


    I know enought that it is time for me to format this infected PC.There is some thing very strange going on with this computer.
    ZoneAlarm prevented access to port 520 on your computer

    ZoneAlarm has stopped Internet or local traffic from reaching your computer. No breach in your security has occurred. Your computer is safe.
    What happened?

    ZoneAlarm blocked a scan against port 520. Scans of this nature are random on the Internet and it is likely the scan was not targeted against your computer specifically.

    Should I be concerned?
    No. The access attempt was specifically looking for a Windows NT server in which to carry out at attack against Router Information Protocol services. Even if you are running Windows NT, RIP is not active by default so your computer is not necessarily susceptible to such attacks.

    What should I do?
    No action is necessary. The individual who initiated the port scan has likely moved on to find another unprotected computer using Windows NT with RIP services running.

    I have 3 solutions for malware removal try to remove it and hope it is gone or format the computer but even still there are programs to bring back deleted data or take hamer to the hard-drive .I'm lucky most of the computers are so old they are on there way to trash.Well Windows 98 is trash in fact all windows is trash.
  • kryystkryyst Ontario, Canada
    edited February 2007
    There is no point in salvaging an win9x installation anymore. Sure it may be fun to have it sitting on a machine for nostalgia, much in the same way people still support Amiga's - hell a new Amiga OS is on it's way out. But it's a dead OS. MS is no longer supporting it with any security fixes. Most hardware vendors have stopped supporting it and most games no longer support it.

    Best thing to do to that machine is to wipe it and install linux on it.
  • Your-Amish-DaddyYour-Amish-Daddy The heart of Texas
    edited February 2007
    Dude Kryyst, He should run NetBSD on it. Net BSD will run on a toaster.
  • ZuntarZuntar North Carolina Icrontian
    edited February 2007
    MMMMmmmmm toast.......
  • kryystkryyst Ontario, Canada
    edited February 2007
    Your Amish Daddy wrote: »
    Dude Kryyst, He should run NetBSD on it. Net BSD will run on a toaster.

    Yeah but NetBSD you can't do anything with. I was actually trying to be helpful when I suggested just installing linux. Get Ubuntu up and running and he'd be laughing.
  • Your-Amish-DaddyYour-Amish-Daddy The heart of Texas
    edited February 2007
    Don't misunderstand me, I wasn't mocking him nor his equipment. I was just referring to a joke I heard. But yeah, linux is a great way to reclaim old pc's and make them useful as atleast a tool to learn.
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