Difference between bouncebacks and invalid e-mail addresses

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   Just now I attempted to reply to an e-mail and got a blacked out dialogue box with a strange message at the top, sometimes in what looks like Asian calligraphy.  Now, when I open an e-mail the dialogue box opens, closes and opens a second time in a blink of an eye.  How do I find out what it is and get rid of it.  My anti virus does not pick up a problem.
  

  If the email is not who he pretends to be-do not repond to it. Do not click on links in the e-mail. Delete the e-mail. then compact the file to remove all traces.

  Send an email to your friend teling them someone abusing their email address. Ask them to use a signature in their emails, so you can easily tell that it is authentic.

• Difference between strategies of invalidation "current" and "all"?

  The documentation says that, with close to schema, you can use invalidation-strategy of 'auto', 'present' or 'all '. Auto chooses automatically between these, you can explicitly specify. They are explained:
  
  * present - load the cache close to listen for events from the background affecting only the items currently in the frontal plane.
  This strategy works best when the cluster nodes are models of post-its data access (for example, HTTP session with a sticky load balancer management).
  
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  Me being new consistency, could someone explain this a little more, in more general terms. My interest is the integrity and security. The two 'present' and 'all' uncondinitionally to gurantee that stale data is never recovered with a "get"? Can someone list the steps that are made for:
  
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  I don't assume the applications are in need of care? I guess it's all done automatically through consistency, and any delay locking is always more than a few milliseconds for small items (~ 1 KB).

  Hello

  user12252779 wrote:
  Thank you very much for your explanation.

  But I see on the photo here

  http://coherence.Oracle.com/display/COH35UG/near+cache

  that there is a physical copy in the local cache AND another copy in distributed cache even if backup-meter ('primary') is zero.

  Yes, this local cache is the card before the cache close, and as I said, this copy is cancelled before the call to put () returns.

  What I am not undersatand regarding this photo is the difference between the 'present' invalidation strategies and "all".

  Invalidation strategy 'All' means that the front near cache card would get events invalidation on all changes which is located in the back cover, even if they're not interested. It takes less processing of the entry node owner, but slightly longer average processing (invalidation of treatment for not present inputs is done also) to the front near cache cards and also means that network traffic generated from the other cases.

  The 'Present' defeat strategy means that front near cache map would be subscription and churn of change on each entry, there in his card before. It would mean that much less traffic is generated and the front plane fact that invalidation of treatment that is actually needed (for the present entries in the frontal plane), and no unnecessary network traffic is generated. However, this means that the subscription and unsubscription is required (this is network traffic) and also there would be a large number of records of the listener in the storage node that consumes memory.

  There is nothing about these figures, which shows the difference between the two strategies.

  The difference is that in this case, memory consumption is higher and subscription/unsubscription is made (through the network), while with all cards before receive invalidation events who don't care, they still need to make and consume those messages network bandwidth unnecessarily.

  > And what you mean "...". You should always write your code guard that several independent operations are run independently indeed... » ? You're just saying that in this type in any of the shared data: one must be aware, that the data can be changed by someone else while you use, even if you are guaranteed to get updated data every time that access you the data shared with the appropriate API? (Unless of course you have used some explicit locking API.)

  Any data that you get from a distributed cache will be yours only, no one else will share a copy of these objects. (This is not true for the near cache, however. Same object reference can be shared between multiple threads in the same JVM see the same State of the object returned from the cache near)

  What I wanted with the section in quotes is more as if you are doing several gets, the result for the two operations look from the same point in time.

  Best regards

  Robert

• difference between email and sms

  Hi guys,.

  I do not understand how to tell the difference between email and sms messages. It seems that all fall under the Inbox folder, and they are all Message objects. Is this correct? If this isn't the case, please correct me. Is there a method to retrieve all SMS?

  Thank you!

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  Anyone tell me the difference between static and dynamic encryption card?

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  Public static crypto map - identifies by the peers and traffic to encrypt explicitly. Generally used to host some tunnels with different profiles and characteristics (different partners, sites, location)

  So, when you have the information of the two peers than what policies we're going to use, what is the IP on both devices we normally use static VPN.

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  T1 >

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  Why not put the two on each radio?

  YEARS - here the SSID PUBLIC and PRIVATE and mapped to radio 0, this means, customers that supports the G radio be able to conenct to two SSID...

  where, the PRIVATE SSID is assgned to Radio 1, which means that customers who are capable of a radio will also be able to conenct... but who are not capable of A guests to conenct to the SSID PUBLIC since its not used at all for a radio...

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  Hi all

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  Could you please explain to me the difference between the FYI and Notification? When it is better to use?

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  I will post you more questions to find out how:

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  2 reuse the same function in other slides

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  Your assumptions are correct.

  the cpAPIInterface is in the window.

  The Text_Entry_Box1_inputField is in the document, not the window, but you can use:

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  Scope of variables depends on how and when they are declared, and it is generally best to limit their scope and not use them globally in the window object. All seem to be available in the cPs variables window.

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  Bala

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