21 ftp, 23 telnet, 80 http, 4722 SQL .. it's infinite?
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In total there is 65535 UDP/TCP ports allocated . This number comes from an unsigned 16 bit integer. 2^16-1=65535. However, the first 1024 port numbers are reserved for common applications such as ftp (20,21), ssh (22), http (80) etc. This means that for other common applications there is "only" 64511 available port numbers.\nIf you write your own TCP/IP client server application, you are not allowed to use < reserved port number. But the 64511 available ones should be enough.
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try:\n<add key="dbConn.ConnectionString" value="workstation id=YOURSERVERNAMEHERE;packet size=4096;\nuserid=YOURUSERIDHERE;\npassword=YOURPASSWORDHERE;data source=YOURSERVERHERE;persist security info=False;initial catalog=THEDBNAMEHERE" />
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May be your netzero client is not the latest.\nUninstall the current client you are using and reinstall the latest available.\n\nThanks,\nR.Sai.
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It's supposed to be unlimited. In real-world applications though I'd cap the max. number of addressable rows at 32 bit (4 billion rows). If you go over that you're either going to crash, or have some serious performance issues. 4 billion rows is only insufficient if you're trying to do something like catalog every man/woman/child on earth.\n\nUse "BigInt unsigned" for storing 64 bit unsigned... Considering the size of your data set, this could save you considerable space (8 bytes per entry instead of a potential 21).\n\nI know this exists in MySQL v 5.0, I don't know about other versions. Be ~careful~ when doing math with numbers of this size. Very often they'll get rounded.\n\nMore information about numeric data types in MySQL 5 can be found in my source link below.
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The ping requests are timing out. The computer is not getting a response back from the host computer fast enough. This can be caused by a series of possibilies. The first and the easiest to check is the cable going from one computer to the other. Simply by switching the cable one can check this. Two, the host computer isnt fast enough. The network card isn't working properly or a firewall setting or other software is conflicting. Three and still the same. Could be the network card, firewall or software pm the other computer. If this is a dial-up connection this is to be expected as the line cannot handle very much traffic and even one or two backround programs on both computer can "eat" all the bandwidth.If this is a high speed connection then simply installing a router.
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http://www.bravenet.com/\n\n1.5 GB of bandwidth* \n50 MB disk space \nEasy Builders \nWeb-based FTP \nFree Templates \nAdvertising supported
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I've done 2 gb to yahoo but it stopped halfway through for security. error 999. Just break it up.
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This forum might give you some ideas. Otherwise, I'd suggest contacting your ISP tech support or help desk and ask them.\n\nhttp://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?t=181422\n\nplrr
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My guess is that your IP scheme might have changed?  You don't say if you were using static IP's or DHCP and what might have been giving out IP's but if it was the DSL router, did you disconnect it?  Try pinging the IP that you used to connect to for the FTP.  If you can ping then it's a probably a port/security issue.
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use and ftp for faster uploading\n\n:> peace
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Did you try looking at the settings in 192.168.1.1?\n\nType that in your browser and it should come up for setting configuration.
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If you're using a router, check your firewall setting and make sure that port 22 is open.  If not, it'll cause the time outs.
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apache2 with php5 - both free and reasonably straight-forward to set up, if you don't have static IP then register with dyndns.org and install a dynDNS client.\n\nnow you can run your own web server!\n\nof course if you have a mickey mouse ISP throttling your bandwidth then forget it!
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if you are using a router try port forwarding.\n\nbut its probably slow cause there are no seeds, or too many people are downloading the file and there arent enough seeds for the demand
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check your internet security tab to see if it is up to high and firewall .. refresh page 1st then reboot then all the other stuff i mentioned.
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You've got a mysql program that's running out of memory.\n\nCheck this link for discussions of this error:\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=20&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=Warning%3A+mysql_connect%28%29%3A+Can%27t+create+a+new+thread+%28errno+11%29%3B+if+you+are+not+out+of+available+memory%2C+you+can+consult+the+manual+for+a+possible+OS-dependent+bug+in+
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the only thing that is definatly the case it that this is a 'weakest link' problem... something in your setup is causing the problem- it could be your processor, ram, os config, network card, router, service, or even just a problem at whatever website you're visiting...