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Pardon me but do you have the time?
Having the correct time on your module is critical for all kinds of activities including log synchronization and security certificate validation. Starting in release 15.1 VOS shipped with a port of the Network Time Protocol daemon (ntpd) and it is strongly recommend that you run it. Typically, to run ntpd you need to provide it [...]
What’s Next for OpenVOS?
I enjoy meeting our VOS and OpenVOS customers. Customers ask me where we are headed with VOS/OpenVOS, and colleagues ask me where we should go with VOS/OpenVOS. I’ve often said that I get my best ideas from our customers. So, let me ask you, our customers, what you would like to see us do with our OpenVOS product [...]
How to Reserve a Port Number for Your Application
Every now and then someone asks the following question “We added our application port to the services file and now some other application is using it – why”. The answer is because the services file does not reserve port numbers. The services file exists so that applications can call the getservbyname function to find the [...]
