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20.05.2014
of available processor cores times 1.5; however, if each process fully loads a CPU permanently, you will not want to exceed the number of available physical processors.
See How They Run
Additionally
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02.06.2020
: certainly somewhere in the region of 15 years. To my mind, barring packet sniffing, it covers all the requirements that a network monitor should (regex, reliability, detailed live updates in a lightweight
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04.08.2020
the 1.5GB ISO from the project's website, which you can then use to either install the monitoring server on real hardware or inside a virtual machine (VM) manager, such as VirtualBox.
I recommend testing
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01.08.2019
"interval": 60
14 }
15 },
16 "packs": {
17 "ossec-rootkit": "/usr/share/osquery/packs/ossec-rootkit.conf",
18 "it_compliance": "/usr/share/osquery/packs/it-compliance.conf",
19 "incident
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01.08.2019
-chrome-launcher
Firefox
Firefox
karma-firefox-launcher
PhantomJS
PhantomJS
karma-phantomjs-launcher
Opera
OperaClassic (through v12), Opera (from v15)
karma
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06.10.2019
are in effect: (1) the user is still logged in and (2) the session ID information is current. In many sessions, the session ID will time out eventually (e.g., after 15 minutes).
Figures 7 and 8 provide
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11.10.2016
model-driven service abstraction layer (MD-SAL) [14], on which the developers plan and later implement their models in specific APIs using the YANG [15] data-modeling language. ONOS, on the other hand
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05.12.2016
, the industry understands now the norms, the expectations, and the road to success, regardless of what license was actually powering that project. I think the success that we've seen over the last 15 years
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05.12.2016
, if it is no longer than 15 minutes [1].
MAPI over HTTP offers several advantages not only for users, but also for administrators. The access log is no longer double wrapped. Therefore, the Internet Information
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05.12.2016
of the legendary fathers of Unix, also made it quite clear in an amusing speech [15] at an awards ceremony that there is no such thing as absolutely secure software – unless you write your own compiler and build all
