Input: [WordPress] Strikingly [Content] Content

Output: If you don’t need the power or WordPress but you need it to look amazing, try Strikingly for a gorgeous one-page website. Great for mobile websites, landing pages and quick customer validations.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Launch Rock [Content] Content

Output: Very simple landing page plus some social capabilities for getting customers to sign up while you build your MVP.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Facebook Pages [Content] Content

Output: Make a page to build a community around your startup’s unique value proposition on the very first day. Build your customer base and learn what they want.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Squarespace [Content] Content

Output: Build a sleek and stylish website without writing a line of code. The modular drag-and-drop approach is user-friendly, plus there is a built-in CMS and e-commerce functionality.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Weebly [Content] Content

Output: Another user-friendly website building tool for those of us who have two left thumbs when it comes to anything technical.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Typeform [Content] Form

Output: The most beautiful form builder application that you can also embed in your site. Works well on mobiles too.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Wufoo [Content] Form

Output: By far, the most powerful form builder. Customise the look, collect money (Stripe) and string forms together to make complex logic flows.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Google Forms [Content] Form

Output: The standard way to collect data quickly from customers. You don’t need to wait for an engineer.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Paypal [Content] Cash

Output: The original quick way to get some cash from somebody.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Stripe [Content] Cash

Output: A developer-friendly way to collect money without leaving your own website and without needing a merchant account. Also integrated into Wufoo forms for quick cash collection without being a developer.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Pin Payments [Content] Cash

Output: Australia’s first all-in-one online payment API. Can be connected to various other apps like Shopify, Big Commerce and Xero.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Braintree [Content] Cash

Output: Another easy to integrate payment gateway without needing a merchant account.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Shopify [Content] Cash

Output: Quickly create a beautiful store to test your e-commerce business idea.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [WordPress] Big Commerce [Content] Cash

Output: Quickly create a beautiful store to test your e-commerce business idea.

With this ubiquitous content management system (CMS) you can have a website up in minutes with a beautiful design. Super versatile.


Input: [Standard License] Number of groups depends on size of license. [Enterprise License]

Output: Unlimited number of groups.


Input: [Standard License] Unlimited number of users per group. [Enterprise License]

Output: Number of users depends on size of license.


Input: [Standard License] Forums can be open, have a single password, or restricted to individual users. [Enterprise License]

Output: All forum users must be registered, can be restricted to individual users.


Input: [Standard License] Users can be registered site-wide, or have separate accounts with each group; guest users are permitted. [Enterprise License]

Output: All users must be registered site-wide.


Input: [Standard License] User accounts are managed entirely within ProjectForum. [Enterprise License]

Output: User accounts can be managed entirely within ProjectForum, or linked to an external authentication service, e.g. LDAP (*)


Input: [Standard License] Projects cannot have their own user access control lists; they can use the group's list or have a shared password. [Enterprise License]

Output: Every forum, including both groups and projects, can have separate access control lists.


Input: [Standard License] All users in a forum have the same permissions. [Enterprise License]

Output: Can specify separate permissions for each user.


Input: [Capabilities] Direct path enablement [Benefits]

Output: Allows for an independent and isolated network connection for secure system management by enabling redundant paths into the system. Also supports automatic network interface card (NIC) failover for system management. These enhanced platform manageability network capabilities make for a more secure platform management as well as higher platform capability.


Input: [Capabilities] Simplified BMC configuration [Benefits]

Output: Simplifies baseboard management controller (BMC) configuration within the BIOS setup to improve ease of access and configurability.


Input: [Capabilities] Embedded web user interface [Benefits]

Output: Launch platform diagnostic capabilities, like platform debug, remote keyboard, video, mouse, and media, over the network to reduce configuration and deployment times as well as providing easier troubleshooting, faster debug and root cause analysis, and ease of OS and system configuration deployment.


Input: [Capabilities] Platform snapshot [Benefits]

Output: Out-of-band (OOB) platform inventory, including BIOS, firmware, manageability engine (ME), DIMM type and population and installed CPU SKU, improves remote management of the server.


Input: [Capabilities] Fail-safe firmware updates [Benefits]

Output: Dual U-Boot prevents irrecoverable errors during firmware updates.


Input: [Capabilities] BMC watchdog [Benefits]

Output: Automatically resets the BMC processor based on detection of a stall condition and thereby improving system reliability and availability.


Input: [Stratus] Web-based/SaaS Customize the software to suit your specific needs Quickly deploy your software through your organization [Locally Installed]

Output: One-time cost and comes with your own software license(s)

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Automatic access to product updates and new features [Locally Installed]

Output: Client/Server based set-up means all data is maintained internally on your site

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Access your data from anywhere with an Internet connection and web browser Data maintained securely on a cloud-based server off-site [Locally Installed]

Output: MS SQL Server database

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Built-in support included [Locally Installed]

Output: Separate annual support contract, renewed each year for access to telephone support

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Easily expand the system throughout your company [Locally Installed]

Output: Additional handheld and PC licenses purchased separately

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Little to no investment required for computer or server hardware [Locally Installed]

Output: Customer can use existing or new PC/Server to run our application

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Minimal operating expense [Locally Installed]

Output: One-time capital expenditure

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Mobile application batch, RF, and cellular [Locally Installed]

Output: Mobile application batch OR RF only

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Supports multiple Divisions/Business Units across a variety of needs [Locally Installed]

Output: Supports a single business unit, features enabled globally

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [Stratus] Easy and flexible payment options available [Locally Installed]

Output: Requires additional hardware for further business expansion

Fixed Assets Software | Asset Tracking Management Software | barcode - IntelliTrack Software


Input: [component] crtools/crit [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] The memory dumps are quite sophisticated. It would be nice to have a library or API to access the data in them using some simple API. IOW -- API-ize the page_read.c [task]

Output: Library/API to access pagemap+page images


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When milti-thread task's leader thread exits task turns into zombie state, but the other threads keep running. Need to support this (zdt test pthread02). [task]

Output: Zombies with threads :)


Input: [component] tests [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] It is required to automate process of getting code coverage. We have code coverage results measured in 2012. Would be nice to get up to date results on periodic basis and without manual actions. [task]

Output: automate process of measurement code coverage


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Systemd launches services in a new mount namespace with a single change -- /tmp is re-mounted into a private one(PrivateTmp option). Need to invent an API for dumping only a part of mntns. [task]

Output: Non-full mntns dump


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When at restore VDSO is found not in the place it was on dump we should mremap() one. Unfortunately not always we can do it, need to fix the kernel. [task]

Output: Remap Vdso


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Selinux imposes more restrictions on the stuff we typically do. [task]

Output: Make dump and restore work under selinux


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Sigactions are restored for every task before it fork()-s. Then children check for the sa_action from their image matches to one it got from parent. Need to do the same for rlimits, maybe other resources too. [task]

Output: Inherit resources, not restore


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard (v2) [potential/willing assignee] - [task]

Output: Implement restorer v2


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium (v2) [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] See what's bad with V1 images [task]

Output: New images format


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] xemul [comments] There's an "swrk" action in CRIU CLI API. This turns CRIU into service worker accepting RPC commands. This mode is not documented. Need to standartify one and make public. [task]

Output: Make RPC "swrk" mode public


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When we restore tasks their start-time goes forward (since we create the new task effectively). Need to address this somehow, most likely with the time namespace. [task]

Output: Tune the start-time of tasks


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] If the root task lives in another mount namespace and has its root moved (with chroot()) CRIU dump fails with errors about inability to resolve files' paths. This is because CRIU treats the mount namespace's root as the init task's root which should be "/". [task]

Output: Support chroot-ed mount namespace


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When reading only the memory we can avoid freezing tasks and draining memory with parasite. There's a system call named "read_process_vm" which can help us accessing the other task's memory. The disadvantage of this approach is the need for additional memory. We may control this behaviour by reading memory in chunks and not allocating to much of additional buffers. [task]

Output: Non-stop memory (first?) pre-dump


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] Andrey Vagin [comments] Using proc to get info about tasks is nice but too slow. We have measured that having socket-based engine that would fetch info about tasks from the kernel speeds things up significantly. So Andrey is working on the Task-diag patchset that would implement that. [task]

Output: Speed up fetching info about tasks


Input: [component] kernel [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When pre-dumping memory we pull all the task's memory into pipe with vmsplice and then send it via network splicing the pages into socket. During this period all the memory is effectively pinned as pages in pipe are not swappable. [task]

Output: Make pipes swappable


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] We have dedup action and --auto-dedup option for dump/restore which only works for pid pagemaps. Need the same for shmem. [task]

Output: Deduplication for shmem memory dumps


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Absolute timers differ on different nodes. When live migrating a task/container this difference may (and will) screw the timers up. [task]

Output: Adjust per-task/-container timers offsets


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] If we pause tasks between C and R we, probably, need to adjust timers respectively. "Medium" complexity is because it's unclear what to do, not how. [task]

Output: Shift timers' timeouts according to the actual C-to-R delay


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When we use --link-remap option or --tcp-established one CRIU leaves some traces in the system, in particular -- temporary hard links in the former case and iptables rules in the latter. Need some way to show these to the user. [task]

Output: Show what was left in the system after dump


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When we print images contents with CRIT the flags fields are shown in decimal/hex numbers. It would be nice to print the symbolic names for known flags in some form. [task]

Output: Decode flags from images into symbolic names


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] The F_SETLEASE/F_GETLEASE API is not currently supported, but doesn't differ much from regular locks. [task]

Output: Leases support


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] Cyrill [comments] To put the parasite code into target process we modify its code to call the mmap() system call (and the unmodify it back) and put the parasite into new area. Oleg Nesterov suggests not to patch victim, but to always have one on VDSO. [task]

Output: Put call to mmap into VDSO


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] CRIU is not working great by itself. There's alway some specific about what user wants to dump. Integrating CRIU with other projects will make CRIU work at its best. [task]

Output: Integration with other projects


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] Kuprieiev Ruslan [comments] When we dumped processes, it can be hard to restore it back, if they didn't live in a pid namespace, due to PIDs conflict. It would be nice to have the ability to ask CRIU to create the pid namespace for those guys and restore them there. A thing to worry about is this new namespace's init task. [task]

Output: Restore tasks into fresh new pid namespace


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When we checkpointed process tree with -R option (let them run after checkpoint) we might want to return the tasks into checkpointed state on the same machine. Currently this can only be done by killing the processes and restoring them from scratch. If we could ask CRIU to restore the images into the ready processes that could speed things up, especially if carefully caring about memory changes tracking. [task]

Output: Rollback tree state


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When we dump AIO ring we check it not to contain events inside and abort the dump otherwise. Need to dump events too and put them back on restore. [task]

Output: AIO with pending events


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Linux kernel can construct tricky knows with mount points. We don't support arbitrary configuration of such things, only those that are in active use by software. Need to fix them up. [task]

Output: Restore arbitrary mountpoints tree


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] xemul [comments] It might make sense to restore tasks w/o putting all the memory into respective places. Instead, the VMAs in question can be marked as "lazy" and pages will get filled into them in the background and, upon demand, in the out-of-order manner. The functionality is related to lazy migration and seamless kernel update tasks. [task]

Output: Lazy restore using userfaultfd


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] xemul [comments] Lazy migration is when we move all the tasks on another node, but leave theirs memory on the source one. Not to allow tasks read garbage from empty address space we protect all of it as inaccessible. When tasks start reading/writing the mem they got page-fault-ed. With the userfaultfd technology it can be possible to intercept the #PF, pull the page from source node and map it into expected address. [task]

Output: Lazy migration using userfaultfd


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Currently criu dumps a subtree from given pid. It makes sense to request CRIU to dump a set of tasks from given cgroup. [task]

Output: Dump tasks from cgroup


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] Cyrill [comments] Synchronous formatting and writes into log files slow things down. On the other hand turning logs off make it impossible to troubleshoot. [task]

Output: Speed up logging


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Currently log messages are printed w/o any logic, it's hard to analize what has happened when CRIU fails. Need to improve that by, e.g. categorizing images and explaining them in more details. [task]

Output: Sanitize logging messages


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] These are still rarely used, but exist. Might make sense to support them in advance, it looks like kernel API allows for that. [task]

Output: Support OFD posix locks


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] CRIU build kcmp trees to find out IDs of such objects as MM, FDT and others. Currently we kcmp all tasks to get the ID, but we can improve that by pre-generating ID based on objects that live on MM, FS, etc. If pre-ID of two tasks matches, then we call kcmp, if not -- objects are different. [task]

Output: Optimize kcmp calls


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Memory changes tracker works on anonymous private mappings only. Anonymous shmem is not in active use by server applications, so we don't support one currently. Supporting it should be done by tracking the changes from all the tasks that could write into the segment. For anon shared memory and sysvipc segment inside IPC namespace this works reliably. [task]

Output: Shmem changes tracking


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] The page-xfer engine just splices the pages from stealing pipes into socket. Packing or encrypting the data would be nice. Maybe it's purely for P.Haul? [task]

Output: Page transfer filters


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When dumping mountpoints we explicitly check the filesystem mounted. The thing is -- not all filesystems can be just ignored on dump. E.g. FUSE mount involves a user-space daemon that is responsible for the files tree contents. If we just kill one on dump we might not be able to restore it. Need to special-care one. [task]

Output: FUSE mount points


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] Cyrill [comments] For x86 we only dump and restore 64-bit tasks. Doing 32-bit should also be done, but keep in mind, that not only 64-bit tree OR 32-bit tree should be supported. There can be mixed 64-and-32-bit trees out there and CRIU should support those too. [task]

Output: 32-bit tasks


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Sometimes it might make sense to tune the objects fro images on restore. E.g. -- change the IP address of sockets from task above or fix file paths to be "chroot-ed". The best solution seems to be in launching CRIT in daemon mode, telling it what images and how to modify and teaching CRIU to "filter" the pb objects read from images through this daemon. [task]

Output: Modify restored resources run-time in CRIT daemon


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] It might make sense to migrate a tcp connection on a box with changed IP address _if_ both boxes are NAT-ed to the destination. We will then have to go to NAT box and fix the conntracks in that case and use CRIT images modifucation facilities. [task]

Output: TCP socket migration with changed IP


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard (v2) [potential/willing assignee] xemul@ w/ students [comments] Think about ability to take images and apply them to a living task(s). Like it was described in the "rollback" feature above. Another exampl -- repopulate fdtable according to data from image. Yet another use-case -- when doing partial migration (see below) we'll need to modify one part to switch from pipes to sockets. What else? With constant replication of tree state we can do incremental dumps on source node and apply those increments on pre-created replicas on the destination node. [task]

Output: Applying images


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] If tasks subtree has connections to the rest of the tree (e.g. with pipes of unix sockets) we try to detect this and refuse the dump. It should be possible to take part of the tree, migrating it somewhere and recreating the mentioned links with some other appropriate IPC channel. E.g. pipes with sockets, shared memory with distributed shared memory and so on. [task]

Output: Partial migration


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Things created with CLONE_FOO flags are not supported now (exception -- full threads). Now we have the kcmp syscall and can do it. The shared fdtable (CLONE_FILES) is supported, the next candidate is mm sharing, as we do know, that MySQL does so sometimes. [task]

Output: Shared objects (mm/fs) support


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Files can be overmounted. In this case CRIU will refuse the dump saying that file is not alive but inaccessible by its name. Need a way to resolve paths to such. There are two ways: 1. Move mounts, that overlap the desired path temporarily, then open the file, then move the mountpoint back. 2. When creating a new mount pre-open an fd keeping the mountpoint. Later, do accurate path resolve and call openat() on proper mountpoint fd. [task]

Output: Smart paths resolution


Input: [component] kernel/crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] We can dump and restore live TCP connection. There are some issues with it, that should be fixed. [task]

Output: TCP repair fixes


Input: [component] kernel?/crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] When a container uses conntracks inside, we cannot just dump and restore alive TCP connection. Otherwise on restore the resurrected packets will be blocked by connection tracker as they would not be recognized as established connection. Need to check whether connection tracking is ON, dump the needed conntrack info and put the tracker back. [task]

Output: TCP conntrack-ed connections


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] The bridge device state should be read, saved and restored. [task]

Output: Bridges in container


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Vlan (802.1q) device state should be read, saved and restored. [task]

Output: VLANs in containers


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] PPP consists of several things, not just ppp devices. If container uses PPP we should take care of it, currently CRIU just aborts. [task]

Output: PPP support


Input: [component] crtools/kernel [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] NFS mount points from inside container cannot be easily restored. The thing is -- if we want to restore opened file we will go ahead and call the open system call. If the file in question resides on NFS, the latter might need to go to network to check whether the file actually exists and set up the handle. But if the networking is still not restored this operation would fail and we'll have to fail the whole restore. In order to untie this chicken-and-egg problem we may go in two directions. [task]

Output: NFS mount points support


Input: [component] kernel [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] xemul [comments] Briefly -- dump tasks (into memory), change the kernel w/ kexec, then restore tasks back. From the tasks and remote client perspective tasks has just stopped and then resumed on the newer kernel. Can be a good complement to the classic live-patching technology. [task]

Output: Seamless kernel upgrade


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] CRIT sub-task. For a given set of image files check, that they are in "restorable" shape, i.e. contain valid data and no pieces are missing. [task]

Output: Validate .img files


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Need to restore any process tree, which could be created with help PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER and CLONE_PARENT. Processes can share other resources clone(2). Look at session02. The task of resolving the given images into operations we might need to perform seem to be NP (not proven though). [task]

Output: Restore arbitrary process tree


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] Ruslan Kuprieiev [comments] Dump/restore of graphical applications (see about integration). In case of X app part of its state is stored into the X-server. Need the way to fetch this state during dump and put this state back into the server on restore. Requires fixing the X-server software too. [task]

Output: C/R X applications


Input: [component] crtools/kernel [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] Cyrill Gorcunov [comments] These are SysVIPC objects created with semctl() and SEM_UNDO flag. Shame on us, we don't even detect these are created. Fortunately they are not in active use. Need to do it -- dump and restore. Requires modifications from both sides -- criu and kernel. [task]

Output: Undo semaphores


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Currently only 3 typical errors are reported(see include/cr-errno.h). Need to extend this set as currently it's hard to understand what has happened w/o analysing CRIU log files. [task]

Output: More detailed RPC fail codes


Input: [component] kernel/criu [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] We dump Fsnotify files, but when they contain events inside -- just ignore those. Need to fetch then and put back on restore. The difficulty here is that while dumping/restoring CRIU may touch files that are monitored and thus produce unwanted events into queue. [task]

Output: FS-notify queues


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] cov [comments] Dumping an AArch32 application using an AArch32 CRIU under an AArch64 kernel fails because TASK_SIZE is wrong. If TASK_SIZE were determined at runtime, the process would be able to proceed further. TASK_SIZE could be guessed using uname/cpuinfo and rules, probed with a series of accesses, or perhaps, following the example of PAGE_SIZE, the ELF auxiliary vector should include it. [task]

Output: Remove hardcoded TASK_SIZE (at least for AArch32)


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] cov [comments] Dumping an AArch64 under an AArch64 kernel with 64K pages fails because PAGE_SIZE is wrong. Many uses of the PAGE_SIZE constant don't actually need an exact page size. Maybe split uses into PAGE_OR_LESS, EXEC_PAGESIZE (max possible for a platform), and page_size (actual value, probably pulled from auxv in memory or /proc or from smaps in /proc). [task]

Output: Hardcoded PAGE_SIZE (at least for AArch64)


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] cov [comments] CRIU currently fails on AArch32 kernels built with CONFIG_KUSER_HELPERS=n. [task]

Output: Make CRIU work on AArch32 with CONFIG_KUSER_HELPERS=n


Input: [component] kernel [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] Laurent Dufour, cov [comments] However some architectures like PowerPC and ARM are keeping a reference to the VDSO base address to build the signal return stack frame by calling the VDSO sigreturn service. So once the VDSO has been moved, this reference is no more valid and the signal frame built later are not usable. [task]

Output: Fix VDSO remapping on non-x86 architectures


Input: [component] tests [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Currently we run zdtm tests one-by-one. It would be nice to run the all in one pseudo-container and C/R them as one big subtree. [task]

Output: Run many/all tests in "container"


Input: [component] tests [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] The existing suite is 99% functionality testing. Need more sophisticated testing -- take a process that has done a random set of actions, C/R one, check that all is OK. The latter is the most complicated thing. [task]

Output: Trinity-like (fuzz) testing


Input: [component] tests [complexity] easy [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Currently this one is one big set of tests. Need more fine-grained set. [task]

Output: Split mountpoints.c test into pieces


Input: [component] tests/infrastructure [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] Ruslan Kuprieiev [comments] It's quite typical that a set sent to the mailing list fails some tests. Need a robot that would monitor the list, check the patches and send the result back. [task]

Output: Run tests on patches sent to the mailing lists


Input: [component] tests [complexity] hard [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Need some way to test error paths in CRIU. Right now we rely on the developers to write correct code :\ This is the most critical on dump. [task]

Output: Fault injection


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Support processes with alive threads and a dead leader [task]

Output: Zombies with threads


Input: [component] crtools [complexity] medium [potential/willing assignee] - [comments] Restore sender addresses for unix socket messages [task]

Output: Unix sender address


Input: [Date] 2015-05-11 [Version] 5.4 [Details]

Output: Added Y-axis labels rounding to good-looking values on the graph, e.g. 10K, 20K, 30K, 40K, 50K. Added logarithmic scale on the graph to enable showing very small and very large values together. Added a monthly total in daily auto reports and HTML reports are sent inline, not as attachment. Added SNMPv3 support for monitoring the router (see the hidden settings).


Input: [Date] 2015-04-19 [Version] 5.3.5 [Details]

Output: Fixed text overlapping in the bar chart and use the thousand separator by default. Fixed initialisation of the UPnP router monitoring if it wasn't ready on startup. Added automatic reports saved to a file or sent by e-mail.


Input: [Date] 2015-03-17 [Version] 5.3.4 [Details]

Output: Added a hidden setting for virtual adapters monitoring ignored by default. Fixed firing off-peak notifications as they were sometimes not processed. Fixed graph disappearance when clicking the desktop in Hide Graph on Full Screen. Added Properties and Open File Location menu options in the application view. Added experimental workaround for routers with incorrect UPnP implementation. Added getting process name from the kernel for reliable application names reporting. Updated languages, filter drivers, done numerous minor fixes and improvements.


Input: [Date] 2014-09-29 [Version] 5.3.3 [Details]

Output: Added graph line width setting in the hidden settings. Fixed black rectangle artefacts in the application view. Fixed the drop-down interface boxes in router setup. Fixed the re-opening WinPCap when there is a capture issue. Fixed the monitoring of all virtual network adapters.


Input: [Date] 2014-06-23 [Version] 5.3.2 [Details]

Output: Fixed disabling Teredo where it was unnecessary for the TDI driver. Fixed quota settings they are now protected too when a password is set. Fixed quota and usage computations when a custom Time Zone Offset was used. Added connection monitor Timeout and Retries variables to the hidden settings. Added showing hints for hotkeys where long hotkey combinations did not fit. Added computer name in subject and body of e-mails for easier identification.


Input: [Date] 2014-05-06 [Version] 5.3.1 [Details]

Output: Added a hidden setting to disable TCP/UDP tracking in the Ignore LAN mode. Added Mobile Broadband support for monitoring as all available connections. Added showing units on the graph (configurable in the hidden settings). Added email notifications for short-term conditions. Fixed crashing if UPnP was not ready at startup.


Input: [Date] 2014-03-05 [Version] 5.3 [Details]

Output: Added application usage data in netstat showing each process actvity. Added view scroll bar and a way to reset the connection uptime log. Added e-mail notifications and blocking Internet access in the quota. Added Windows high DPI awareness for high-resolution displays.


Input: [Date] 2014-01-23 [Version] 5.2.12 [Details]

Output: Fixed doubling dial-up sessions and applications when two users were logged on. Added driver hash sum verification upon installation to avoid unnecessary reboots. Fixed dynamic bars to be relative to a maximum in the last 5 secs rather than session. Added displaying dial-up volume in the At a Glance report in addition to its duration. Added environment variable NOTIFY when launching a program in the notifications. Added UPnP router monitoring for routers that do not support SNMP (experimental).


Input: [Date] 2013-10-23 [Version] 5.2.11 [Details]

Output: Added showing usage in terabytes for large numbers over 1000 GB. Added SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 support for router monitoring via SNMP. Fixed an issue with garbled or incorrect application names recorded. Allowed users to choose which implementation of driver to install (WFP/TDI). Added automatic firewall rule creation/removal for usage synchronisation. Updated LAN traffic filtering drivers and improved Windows 8.1 compatibility.


Input: [Date] 2013-09-17 [Version] 5.2.10 [Details]

Output: Added a hidden setting to suppress the graph on full-screen apps. Added highlighting changed hidden options in bold. Added totals to the dial-up log and a session filter. Added sorting by application in the application view. Added a more stable version of the WFP driver for LAN traffic filtering. Fixed showing popup menu on the graph on left-positioned secondary display.


Input: [Date] 2013-07-22 [Version] 5.2.9 [Details]

Output: More reliable uninstallation process to ensure no orphan files are left. Added a workaround to obtain application names that were previously recorded as unknown. Added deleting past records for applications from the Applications view. Expanded the default multicast IP address range to avoid recording multicast traffic as non-local. Updated LAN traffic filtering driver.


Input: [Date] 2013-05-13 [Version] 5.2.8 [Details]

Output: Fixed editing hidden boolean settings. Added a swap In/Out hidden parameter. Fixed not resuming monitoring WinPCap traffic after adapter removal. Added ignoring duplicates when importing IP address to local traffic filter. Added recording traffic usage per application in the Ignore LAN traffic mode. Added a Connection Monitor that records interruptions in your Internet connection service. Moved ping, trace route and netstat under the Tools menu and updated some graphics. Removed Windows 2000 support. Now Windows XP or higher is required.


Input: [Date] 2012-12-17 [Version] 5.2.7 [Details]

Output: Added a built-in network driver for LAN traffic filtering similar to that in v5.1.7 to v5.2.0. It should be more stable now. Fixed repositioning the graph after PC resume as sometimes it could have been unnecessarily reset. Hidden settings are made easier to use with boolean options toggled with a double click.


Input: [Date] 2012-11-21 [Version] 5.2.6 [Details]

Output: Enabled displaying bars in the notification area even when graph is numeric. Made mean interval configurable in the hidden settings. Fixed refreshing the netstat tool after killing a process. Added checking if the graph is shown beyond the screen upon resume (useful for docked laptops mainly). Added graph font size as a hidden setting. Added hiding the notification area icon as a hidden setting. Made the desk band numbers show on the right when graph in left-to-right mode. Fixed showing session traffic for second and following simultaneously logged on users.


Input: [Date] 2012-10-07 [Version] 5.2.5 [Details]

Output: Fixed showing notification area icon for second instance on Windows 7. Added custom icon support (copy custom networx.ico in the application folder). Fixed the Access is denied message when using fast user switching. Redesigned desk band. In horizontal mode, numbers shown in one row, in vertical one in two rows. Added ignored IP addresses export and full IPv6 support. In notifications shutdown is now executed only once to prevent unwanted further occurrences. Added official Windows 8 support (both x86 and x64).


Input: [Date] 2012-08-19 [Version] 5.2.4 [Details]

Output: Portable version uses INI file if present or DB file otherwise. Fixed recording and displaying heavy transfers over 500 MB/s. Added showing MAC addresses for WinPCap adapters. Redesigned Speed Meter also displays total traffic volume. Currently logged user highlighted in the list of users in totals. Added subheadings at the General tab showing actual periods. Notification area icon's status and position are remembered correctly on Windows 7. Fixed a possible crash in the traceroute code. Improved compatibility with NetBalancer.


Input: [Date] 2012-06-04 [Version] 5.2.3 [Details]

Output: Fixed occasional freeze upon resume from stand by. Added the Greek, Catalan and Hebrew languages. Fixed choosing background graph image. Autorun is now available in the portable builds. Added adapter status monitoring to notify user should the adapter become nonoperational. Fixed general usage info screen when switching from other tabs. All application files are now digitally signed.


Input: [Date] 2012-01-11 [Version] 5.2.2 [Details]

Output: Fixed launching applications with a space in their name in notifications. Fixed painting legend for hourly graph in left to right mode. Fixed numeric desk band disappearance upon locking/unlocking the task bar. Added a few hidden settings: fixed rate unit, router community string, quota dialog instead of usage on hotkey. Added displaying time and sorting in dial-up session view. Reopening WinPCap adapter after resuming from stand by and hibernation. Added opening netstat on tray icon double click and opening usage report at single click. Added highlighting items exceeding quota for daily, weekly and monthly reports when appropriate quota is set. Fixed writing XLS files, now writing numbers as numbers, not as strings.


Input: [Date] 2011-11-07 [Version] 5.2.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed establishing/dropping dial-up connection on 64-bit systems. Made several optimisations to display usage reports faster. Added NetWorx popup menu to the desk band as well. Fixed sorting weekly, monthly, dial and hourly reports when ascending sort was set. Using WinPCap instead of custom network driver for ignoring local traffic.


Input: [Date] 2011-10-17 [Version] 5.2 [Details]

Output: Graph is no longer stranded if an auxilary monitor is disconnected. Fixed a few issues with recording traffic in the Ignore LAN traffic mode. Added Vietnamese languages and a few others have been updated. Fully 64-bit release including desk band now available on 64-bit systems. Desk band is now displayed properly on the translucent taskbar.


Input: [Date] 2011-08-25 [Version] 5.1.9 [Details]

Output: Fixed a problem with metering UDP traffic in the Ignore LAN traffic mode. Fixed incorrect alignment of certain user interface elements on systems with large fonts enabled.


Input: [Date] 2011-08-22 [Version] 5.1.8 [Details]

Output: Fixed refreshing dial-up sessions report that had no effect. Last opened tab in the usage reports is now preserved between views. Fixed choosing another user in the usage report did not update the view. Fixed graph visibility and size was not saved in some cases upon shutdown. Added showing user quota dialog upon the tray icon click. Added redialing a dial-up connection if it seems to hang. Added SNMP-capable router monitoring feature. Today and since traffic indicators at the general tab made configurable. Ping and traceroute tools accept URLs in addition to plain host names. A number of improvements to the user interface. Updated network drivers solve incompatibility with AVG and several other issues.


Input: [Date] 2011-02-08 [Version] 5.1.7 [Details]

Output: Improved compatibility with systems with VirtualBox installed. Rarely used settings "Snap to desktop edges" and "Smooth spikes" moved to hidden settings. Added an option to show/hide animated usage bars. Added an option to choose appearance of the tray icon. Using a new network driver to filter out LAN traffic. If it works okay, NetWorx will soon be able to track usage per application. The Ignore LAN option has been removed from the portable build as it now requires installation of a network driver. Use the installation package if you need this option.


Input: [Date] 2011-01-27 [Version] 5.1.6 [Details]

Output: Added a configurable delay in the hidden settings that allows to postpone making a dial-up connection. Notification condition can now be set to less than 1 KB (previously 1 KB was the lower limit). If automatic dialing is turned on, also dial a connection upon resume. Dial-up connections are logged more accurately (log sessions established before NetWorx was started). Added a hidden setting to set number of seconds between minute ticks. Fixed failure to launch from notifications programs with command-line parameters. Added usage bars shown on the graph when fixed Y-scale is turned on. Fixed bridged connections monitoring that was broken in the previous version. Removed the Display Graph on Startup option. Instead NetWorx remembers last graph state. The Grid Lines in Reports option has moved to the hidden settings as rarely used. Added hotkeys for the graph and usage windows.


Input: [Date] 2010-11-10 [Version] 5.1.5 [Details]

Output: Added initial configuration wizard shown upon first launch. Improved compatilibty with Online Armor Firewall. Added time zone offset in the hidden settings to allow users to compensate clock if their ISP uses a different time zone. Added dial-up summary on the At a Glance report. Fixed dial-up connection recording for the case when NetWorx was shut down before a dial-up connection has been disconnected.


Input: [Date] 2010-10-09 [Version] 5.1.4 [Details]

Output: Fixed double-click mode that could not be set. Quota overuse notification no longer closes automatically. Removed workaround added in the previous version as in some cases it failed to detect real network adapters. Improved compatibility with ESet Smart Security and NetLimiter. Added the Arabic language and a few others updated.


Input: [Date] 2010-09-27 [Version] 5.1.3 [Details]

Output: Added a quota on dial-up duration. Added a period indicator in the quota manager showing user's progress towards the quota. Double-click on the tray icon can now be configured. Added daily/weekly/monthly usage summary shown on the graph. Use a simple gray icon to indicate that NetWorx isn't monitoring the current network. Added selectable max rate unit (bytes/KB/MB/bit/Kbit/Mbit). Added additional remind option when quota is being used. Added workaround for most virtual adapters that should no longer interfere with NetWorx readings. Added an option to choose where to store user settings. Added choice of unit when exporting usage data. Added the name of a monitored interface to the system tray hint/tooltip. At a glance report now shows on-peak usage and off-peak usage along with a total.


Input: [Date] 2010-06-21 [Version] 5.1.2 [Details]

Output: Dial-up application launch list is made editable and accepts command-line parameters to be passed to applications. Added all-time/on-peak/off-peak as an extra condition in notifications. Currently active hour is now shown in the hour selection matrix. Added a workaround to prevent incorrect readings when installed with NetLimiter 3. Changed notification processing: if actions include dropping dial-up connections, the timer is reset when a new connection is dialed. Otherwise it caused premature occurrence of the event. Added import of IP address to be ignored (formats understood are IP address range, CIDR and individual IP addresses). Bandwidth rates shown under the graph are made monochrome (this can be reverted via a hidden setting). Added a hidden setting allowing to relocate the database to another folder. Updated language files and minor user interface tweaks. Added more shutdown options: power off, stand by, hibernate and restart.


Input: [Date] 2010-04-10 [Version] 5.1.1 [Details]

Output: Added dial-up connection name and speed shown in the tray icon tooltip. Implemented correct usage recording when multiple users were logged on at once (fast user switching). Fixed excessive reading from the disk when showing daily/weekly/monthly usage on hovering tray icon was enabled (now updated once a minute). Updated language files and other minor tweaks. Fixed sorting usage reports when daily usage exceeded 2 GB.


Input: [Date] 2010-02-23 [Version] 5.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed a desk band issue that caused a crash on Windows 7 in certain circumstances. Fixed graph shown off-screen if the monitor where it had been displayed became unavailable. Fixed showing 'unavailable' in the graph title when the chosen adapter was not available at startup and became available later. Added password check when accessing quota settings when the password protection is enabled. Added network manager allowing to exclude certain networks from monitoring. Fixed an error in computations of monthly periods when the month started 29th, 30th or 31st.


Input: [Date] 2010-01-17 [Version] 5.0.9 [Details]

Output: Fixed doubling outgoing traffic records on Vista/Seven with mobile broadband and "dial-up" ADSL. Fixed graph shown in taskbar when Frameless Graph Window in the hidden options was turned on. Added Portuguese (Portugal) language.


Input: [Date] 2010-01-03 [Version] 5.0.8 [Details]

Output: Fixed a memory leak on Vista and Seven in early downloads of version 5.0.7. Fixed displaying month names when usage chart was in the non-stacked bars mode. Any broadcast traffic is ignored in the Ignore LAN traffic mode. Added Windows 7 locale bug workaround where the US date format was used instead of the one chosen in standards and formats. Added Norwegian, Slovak and Turkish languages.


Input: [Date] 2009-12-13 [Version] 5.0.7 [Details]

Output: Added 'All wireless connections' monitoring option (Vista and higher). Fixed inability to select some network connections on Windows Vista and Seven. Added graph fading out when the mouse is hovering and the click-through mode is turned on. Added a few new preferences in the hidden settings (press Ctrl + O in the settings window).


Input: [Date] 2009-11-11 [Version] 5.0.6 [Details]

Output: Custom report is shown in consistent order with the daily, monthly and weekly reports. Traceroute window is now resizeable. Tray icon indicates the status if the current adapter becomes unavailable. Fixed small errors shown in daily/weekly/monthly/custom reports when on-peak or off-peak view was turned on. Usage data can now be reset fully, including data received from other computers during synchronisation. Added last 24-hour quota and usage display. This works similarly to the daily quota/usage display, but instead uses a sliding 24-hour window in calculations.


Input: [Date] 2009-10-20 [Version] 5.0.5 [Details]

Output: Added quick access to dial-up from the main menu. Added option to choose between bar chart and stacked bar chart. Usage accounting made more accurate. Previously there could be a small error when recording usage data on hour's boundary. Fixed availability of minute ticks option as it should not be available when axes are turned off. Fixed quota usage which was miscalculated when using a dual on/off peak quota (was broken in v5.0.4). Added Finnish, Czech, Croatian, Dutch and Japanese languages.


Input: [Date] 2009-10-02 [Version] 5.0.4 [Details]

Output: Added automatically launched applications when a dial-up connection is established. Fixed a problem in usage synchronisation when the computer could sync with itself doubling the usage. Enhanced on/off-peak timetable allowing to specify a day of the week. Tray icon tooltip and hint can now be configured separately. Minor user interface changes and improvements. Added Bulgarian and Ukrainian languages.


Input: [Date] 2009-09-01 [Version] 5.0.3 [Details]

Output: Added drop-down month list in custom reports to quickly access monthly usage. Added import of DU Meter Backup files (*.sqbackup) and NetMeter files (*.csv) under the Restore button in the usage report. Added IP address manager to exclude custom networks as local traffic. Short-term notifications now can apply in a wider range. Now 'more' conditions trigger even if they occur before time elapses Playing a windows sound when quota overused message shown. Some fixes related to sleep and hibernation issues when the Ignore LAN option was turned on. Volume unit multiplier made customisable (1000 or 1024 bytes per KB). On/off-peak hours menu item in the usage report now causes the tray tooltip to display on/off-peak usage info accordingly. Added Korean language.


Input: [Date] 2009-08-23 [Version] 5.0.2 [Details]

Output: Fixed desk band not picked colour settings after a shell restart. Fixed incorrect traffic accounting on Windows 7 when the Ignore LAN option was turned on. Fixed launching more than one NetWorx instance in Fast User Switching environment. Netstat now saves its settings between sessions. Netstat made IPv6 aware (shows IPv6 connections and listening ports). Added hints to on/off peak hour display to make it easier to use. Added ability to travel along the graph up to 1 hour back using the arrow keys. Added password protection feature. Allows to password-protect access to the settings, resetting usage data and quitting the application. Added Hungarian, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Spanish languages.


Input: [Date] 2009-08-05 [Version] 5.0.1 [Details]

Output: Added a language selector shown upon first launch. Fixed Explorer crash on Vista/Windows 7 when desk band is turned on. Added Chinese, German, Polish languages.


Input: [Date] 2009-08-02 [Version] 5.0 [Details]

Output: Added multilingual support with three initial languages built-in (English, French, Russian). Fixed finalisation order in the data collector that could have led to an Access Violation error on shutdown. The network driver enabling NetWorx to distinguish LAN traffic now only starts when the Ignore LAN option is turned on (thus saving system resources). Usage synchronisation module now only starts when the relevant option is turned on (thus causing fewer firewall prompts). Desk band made compatible with Windows 7. Ping and trace route windows made non-modal, allowing to open them simultaneously with other windows.


Input: [Date] 2009-07-25 [Version] 4.9.10 [Details]

Output: In the 'Ignore LAN' mode traffic was accounted wrongly (removed debug code multiplying by 100). Users running v4.9.9 are urged to upgrade.


Input: [Date] 2009-07-24 [Version] 4.9.9 [Details]

Output: Fixed inability to shrink the graph in the numeric mode to reasonable dimensions. In the Speed Meter added a real "average" computed over the time lap. The old 5-second average renamed to current rate. Added an 'at a glance' report showing recent usage broken down by users. Added an ability to distinguish local and Internet traffic (IPv4 and IPv6 aware). Various fixed and enhancements (usage synchronisation, database operations, error handling) to improve stability.


Input: [Date] 2009-07-03 [Version] 4.9.8 [Details]

Output: Added access to dial-up connection properties. Fixed a critical issue with automatic updates. In some circumstances it might have caused a number of repeating reqeusts causing bandwidth wastage. Upgrade to this version is recommended.


Input: [Date] 2009-06-28 [Version] 4.9.7 [Details]

Output: Added peer-to-peer usage data syncronization with other NetWorx instances on the network. Added dialing a connection on start-up (that can be used to establish an initial dial-up, ADSL or mobile broadband connection). Several minor user interface enhancements.


Input: [Date] 2009-06-09 [Version] 4.9.6 [Details]

Output: Fixed Cancel button. Previously it did not revert the options changed in the settings Window. Fixed oversized hourly graph when the window is maximized. Showing totals in the hourly usage chart, plus performance enhancements. Hopefully fixed mad readings on Windows Vista by ignoring virtual QoS adapters. Improved handling of single/double click on the tray icon (double-click does not launch action assigned to single click). The 'Quota Overused' message now includes the actual percentage reached. Fixed a minor issue with on-line checking for new versions.


Input: [Date] 2009-05-03 [Version] 4.9.5 [Details]

Output: The Speed Meter can now be controlled via automation. Fixed blank hourly chart when numeric graph was chosen. Reverted printing numeric rates on plain background. Computed colours sometimes gave adverse visual effects.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-25 [Version] 4.9.4 [Details]

Output: Graph labels are now compactly formatted (K/M). Added purely numeric graph display. Hourly report made sortable. Tray icon now has got static title if 'Hide inactive icons' Windows option is on. Quota now shows allowance left in addition to used and total. Added 'Enable Graph Click-Through' menu item (visible only if graph is being displayed and is semi-transparent). Graph color selectors now offer a better choice of colors. Added option to automatically bring up the graph when a certain condition is met. Graph ticks are drawn with dots rather than dashes.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-21 [Version] 4.9.3 [Details]

Output: Added option to display either a polyline or a histogram in the real-time graph. Added 'remind me in' option in message about overused quota to make it less annoying.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-18 [Version] 4.9.2 [Details]

Output: Quota settings are now saved when window closed. Fixed the hourly report when last hour of the day might have been shown wrongly. The hourly report highlights on/off-peak hours.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-13 [Version] 4.9.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed quota and weekly/monthly report computations. Days 29, 30 and 31 are now allowed again as the first day of the month. A number of minor improvements: graph opacity can be adjusted with +/- numpad keys; fixed the remaining days counter in the quota; fixed a problem with hourly report (not all hours were displayed).


Input: [Date] 2009-04-11 [Version] 4.9 [Details]

Output: Monthly, weekly and daily reports now include a grand total. Added a basic quota mechanism allowing to set a usage limit and keep an eye on it. Added an alert mechanism when quota is used up by a set percent. Added UL/DL volume to the hourly rate display. The notification window now pops up topmost.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-10 [Version] 4.8.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed on-peak/off-peak hour settings. Now only on-peak hours need to be entered. Off-peak is computed automatically. Monthly total shown in the system tray icon's tooltip is now computed properly when the month starts not from the 1st. Added a hot key to activate/deactivate the click-through mode.


Input: [Date] 2009-04-02 [Version] 4.8 [Details]

Output: In the desk band placed on a vertical taskbar numbers are shown underneath. In the deskband placed on a horizontal taskbar numbers are shown at the left as before. Usage data stored on a per-hour basis. On-peak and off-peak hours can be configured for an accurate account. Beginning of the month and beginning of the week can be customized if it is needed. Added a hourly bandwidth rate report. You can see your average data transfer rate in recent days and hours.


Input: [Date] 2009-03-22 [Version] 4.7.4 [Details]

Output: Fixed possible crash if NetWorx was started automatically before the Windows shell was fully initialized. Added 'Apply settings' button. Redesigned desk band made tidy and compact. Total usage is now shown in the tooltip in addition to download and upload.


Input: [Date] 2009-03-06 [Version] 4.7.3 [Details]

Output: Fixed a race condition that might have caused the application to lock up on startup. Cosmetic enhancements to the usage chart showing daily, weekly and monthly usage reports.


Input: [Date] 2009-03-04 [Version] 4.7.2 [Details]

Output: Showing usage reports on the tray icon's double-click. ICMP packets in the ping and traceroute utilities are now sent with a payload. Previously ping and traceroute could have failed in some networks. The usage graph can now be made click-through when semi-transparent. Fixed incorrect saving/restoring the graph when it was shown without a title bar.


Input: [Date] 2009-02-20 [Version] 4.7.1 [Details]

Output: Added a volume unit option (choosing among automatic, MB, KB and bytes). Fixed a potential issue in the installation script that might have led to inability to install NetWorx on some computers.


Input: [Date] 2009-02-13 [Version] 4.7 [Details]

Output: Tunnel and firewire interfaces are now ignored when monitoring all interfaces in addition to loopback. Added a nice bar chart to daily, weekly, and monthly usage reports. Enhanced tooltip can show weekly and monthly usage in addition to daily one.


Input: [Date] 2009-02-05 [Version] 4.6.3 [Details]

Output: Added option to have minute ticks on the graph. Fixed wrong graph positioning if in two consecutive sessions graph was not brought up. Added 'Reset graph' button to bring the graph back if it happens to be shown off-screen. Fixed a timing issue where the program might have crashed on Windows start up. The graph should now be properly saved and restored on multi-monitor systems. Added option to have either numeric or graphical display when the desk band is in compact mode.


Input: [Date] 2009-01-12 [Version] 4.6.2 [Details]

Output: Fixed a sudden reporting jump that could occur if a network adapter becomes temporarily unavailable when the system enters a new power state. Added a shell extension known as 'desk band'. It integrates with your taskbar and provides a handy tool to keep an eye on bandwidth usage. This extension is currently available on 32-bit editions of Windows only.


Input: [Date] 2009-01-08 [Version] 4.6.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed zero-length duration records that could sometimes be written to dial-up log. Added unit selector (bytes/s or bits/s). Added gradient to the graph.


Input: [Date] 2009-01-05 [Version] 4.6 [Details]

Output: Added option to enable/disable grid lines on graph. Another potential issue with error message 'DB is locked' fixed. Daily records are displayed in reversed order with newest on the top (as it was with weekly and monthly records). Dial-up session journal added. All dial-up connections are now logged. Long date format display is no longer available. On-line version checking (automatic update) added. Fixed problem with garbage displayed instead of dial-up duration in the system tray.


Input: [Date] 2008-12-22 [Version] 4.5.4 [Details]

Output: Option to hide chart axes. Greeting shown in system tray on Windows 2000 fixed. Load on startup option is no longer available in portable version.


Input: [Date] 2008-12-18 [Version] 4.5.3 [Details]

Output: Potential error message 'DB is locked' fixed.


Input: [Date] 2008-11-14 [Version] 4.5.2 [Details]

Output: Left to right usage history graph option. Netstat shows processes on Windows 2000 (requires post-SP4 rollup installed).


Input: [Date] 2008-11-10 [Version] 4.5.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed usage report sorting. Usage database optimized for performance.


Input: [Date] 2008-11-08 [Version] 4.5 [Details]

Output: Bitmap images can be used as graph's background. Smooth graph option added. Support of multiple users on the same machine added. Per-user and combined usage reporting added. Windows 98/ME/NT systems are no longer supported. Portable version available.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-27 [Version] 4.4.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed possible error messages when the graph was undersized.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-25 [Version] 4.4 [Details]

Output: Y-axis on the graph can be fixed or automatically scaled. Popup menu is also available from the graph in addition to the tray icon.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-23 [Version] 4.3 [Details]

Output: Fixed grid lines display in custom reports. Graph can be shown in the system tray.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-21 [Version] 4.2.2 [Details]

Output: Usage report can be sorted.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-13 [Version] 4.2.1 [Details]

Output: Usage displayed when mouse hovers over the tray icon.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-10 [Version] 4.2 [Details]

Output: New customizable usage graph. Automatic refresh in netstat. Fixed occasional wrong graph positioning. Backup/restore usage stats.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-09 [Version] 4.1.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed doubled reporting on Windows Vista with multiple connections monitored. Dynamically plugged/unplugged adapters support. Fixed sudden reporting jump by 4/8 GB.


Input: [Date] 2008-10-07 [Version] 4.1 [Details]

Output: Fixed wrong usage reporting with some VPN connections. Notifications can now be fired by either or both received and sent traffic counters.


Input: [Date] 2008-09-15 [Version] 4.0 [Details]

Output: Completely reworked release. Advanced netstat tool showing processes associated with network connections. Improved notifications. The software is now freeware!


Input: [Date] 2004-11-19 [Version] 3.2 [Details]

Output: Minor improvements.


Input: [Date] 2004-01-02 [Version] 3.1 [Details]

Output: Enhanced notification conditions Configurable system tray tooltip Minor optimizations


Input: [Date] 2003-02-20 [Version] 3.0 [Details]

Output: Minor bug fixes. New features: ping, traceroute, netstat Minor GUI changes


Input: [Date] 2002-11-14 [Version] 2.0 [Details]

Output: Fully rebuilt version 1.0. New engine, new interface. This was the first published version.


Input: [Date] 2002-06-20 [Version] 1.0 [Details]

Output: This version was for internal use only, never published


Input: [Features] Display AlpineQuest (.AQM) file based maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display and store locally built-in online maps (road, topo and satellite maps available), including USGS Topo maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display layers of maps with opacity control [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Powerful SD memory card explorer and map scanner [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display Memory-Map (.QCT only, not encrypted) file based maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Partial


Input: [Features] Add more online map sources from the Community Maps list, from MOBAC custom map files or user defined [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: No


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] Yes [C#] Yes [C++] Yes [Python] No [Perl] Yes? [Visual Basic] Yes? [0]

Output: Encapsulation / Information Hiding


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] Yes [C#] Yes [C++] Yes [Python] Yes [Perl] Yes? [Visual Basic] No [0]

Output: Inheritance


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] Yes [C#] Yes [C++] Yes [Python] Yes [Perl] Yes? [Visual Basic] Yes (through delegation) [0]

Output: Polymorphism / Dynamic Binding


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] No [C#] No [C++] No [Python] Yes [Perl] No [Visual Basic] No [0]

Output: All pre-defined types are Objects


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] No [C#] No [C++] No [Python] No [Perl] No [Visual Basic] No [0]

Output: All operations are messages to Objects


Input: [Eiffel] Yes [Smalltalk] Yes [Ruby] Yes [Java] Yes [C#] Yes [C++] No [Python] Yes [Perl] No [Visual Basic] No [0]

Output: All user-defined types are Objects


Input: [Contents] The core project for the framework [Project]

Output: JDemo


Input: [Contents] Build script for compilation and deployment [Project]

Output: JDemo_build


Input: [Contents] The Swing based demo runner application [Project]

Output: JDemo_swingrunner


Input: [Contents] The examples [Project]

Output: JDemo_examples


Input: [Contents] Thirdparty libraries required for JDemo and deployment [Project]

Output: JDemo_thirdparty


Input: [Contents] JDK 1.5 (Tiger) related classes e.g. for Annotations [Project]

Output: JDemo_tiger


Input: [Contents] Image processing code for screen capture and Ant tasks [Project]

Output: JDemo_imageprocessing


Input: [Contents] Eclipse plugin for Eclipse 3.0/3.1 (there also is a branch for the 2.1 version) [Project]

Output: JDemo_eclipse


Input: [Available Feature] Create distinct URLs [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Available Feature] Accessible in search engines like Google [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Available Feature] Viewer statistics for administrator [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Available Feature] Has features for discussions and forums [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Available Feature] Cross-promote on other fan pages [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Available Feature] Create events and invitations [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Available Feature] Connect to Twitter or blog feeds [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Available Feature] Visible to unregistered people [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Available Feature] Fans may comment and "like" [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Available Feature] Send out bulk messages to members' inboxes [Fan Page] No [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Available Feature] Information posted on wall appears on fans' walls [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Instructions on managing existing electives [Updated] 01/2015 [Name]

Output: Elective Catalog Management

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Description] File specifications for 2015-2016 elective catalogs [Updated] 01/2015 [Name]

Output: Elective Catalog File Requirements

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Description] Tips for using VSAS filters when processing applications [Updated] 01/2015 [Name]

Output: VSAS Tips: Using Filters

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Description] Instructions for closing elective block dates when they are filled [Updated] 01/2015 [Name]

Output: Closing Elective Block Dates

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Description] Info packet for prospective 2015 host institutions [Updated] 10/2014 [Name]

Output: VSAS Info for Prospective Hosts

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Description] Detailed description of the data captured in an application, including verification statements [Updated] 01/2015 [Name]

Output: VSAS Application Data

VSAS Resources for Host Institutions - VSAS Resources - Visiting Student Application Service - Med Students - Students


Input: [Websense Solutions] Websense advanced machine learning allows for the fingerprinting of large amounts of data with ease. Fingerprints are compressed and stored on the endpoint for true off-network endpoint protection. [Your Needs]

Output: Protect your data while employees work off network


Input: [Websense Solutions] Keep your employees productive and your data secure with flexible enforcement options such as block/move/copy/print device to application, block screen print, user notification, user confirmation and audit/logging. Allow legitimate use of device if data is not confidential with data-centric device control. [Your Needs]

Output: Automated enforcement options including device control


Input: [Websense Solutions] Device monitoring and control of removable storage, external hard drives, printing, burning to CDs/DVDs, copy/paste/screen print to clipboard and file access. Discovery by file type, size, age; ad-hoc or scheduled; full or differential scan. Classification by regulated data type such as credit card numbers. [Your Needs]

Output: Visibility into device, application, and storage of confidential data on enduser systems


Input: [Websense Solutions] Websense offers one unified console for gateway, endpoint and discovery for ease of management. Plus self-release remediation and update processes with admin auditing, and work flow through mail notifications. [Your Needs]

Output: Ease of deployment and administration


Input: [Websense Solutions] Portable decryption for USBs and portable media requires the user to supply a password before copying sensitive files to removable devices. [Your Needs]

Output: Allow employees to use USBs and portable media while securing your data


Input: [Websense Solutions] Websense is the first and only in the industry to extend data endpoint protection to Mac OS X. [Your Needs]

Output: Extend your endpoint coverage to Mac OS X


Input: [Websense Solutions] DICE is universal in all DLP capabilities and unified across all TRITON architecture. [Your Needs]

Output: Simplified and unified architecture for ease of use and lower TCO


Input: [Title] Make variable/message creation more efficient [Description]

Output: Allow entering a variable/message type with the keyboard, using IntelliSense. Finding a type in the type picker dialog can be annoyingly painful to use when you already know which type you want. It should be possible to create a variable/message, name it and set its type without touching the mouse.

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Wizards: remember previous values [Description]

Output: After a wizard is run (for example the WCF Service Publishing Wizard), it should save everything that was entered in the wizard to a file (a DSL defined with Oslo?) WCFService { PublishOrchestration "MyProject.Orders.ReceiveOrders" MetadataEndpoint true TransportType WCF-WSHttp TargetNamespace http://tempuri.org/orders/receive Location http://${server.host}/services/ReceiveOrder/ ... } This file should be included in the project and checked into source control. When the same wizard is rerun for a project, it should load the previously entered values (from the saved "wizard DSL" file). This would avoid re-entering the same thing 10 000 times when experimenting with a wizard (better learnability). It would also allow future updates to a project to be done without restarting from scratch every time a change is needed (for example, adding a new operation to an existing orchestration). Ideally, the only thing a wizard should generate is the "wizard DSL" file containing the values entered by the user. It should NOT generate type-holder orchestrations, schemas or binding files. Instead, these artefacts should be generated at compile time from the "wizard DSLs" file and should NOT be part of the project. This is probably not possible with the artefacts that are currently generated, because some of them need manual tweaking after they are generated. In an ideal solution, there would be no need to tweak the generated code (the necessary adjustments could be done in another way, for example by extending the "wizard DSLs"), so the generated artefacts would not need to be visible to developers anymore. Similarly, the wizard should not deploy anything to IIS. Instead, a command line tool should be able to "import" the wizard DSL definition into an IIS web site / virtual directory. Also, ideally, should get rid of the wizards and instead design corresponding DSLs that can be edited efficiently (and with good learnability) in a text editor with IntelliSense. (The goal of removing wizards is that the underlying DSL should be simple enough to manipulate directly, so that wizards would not be reallly necessary anymore)

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Orchestrations: Get rid of the XML representation [Description]

Output: Tools like Oslo's MGrammar would make it easier to directly manipulate XLang/s code, making it unnecessary to also have an XML representation. The XLang/s representation is much more readable than the XML The XLang/s representation by itself would be easier to work with merge tools. Currently, resolving conflicts/merging changes in orchestrations is very painful because the XML is not merge-tool-friendly. XML representation of orchestrations is mostly a repetition of the XLang/s code. Some information is only in the XML, but it could be moved to the XLang/s by using code annotations. Some tools will still need access to the XML, so there should still be a way to programatically generate, in memory, the XML representation (as it can be currently be done with XSharpP.exe). However, the XML representation should be hidden from orchestration developers, it should not be stored in source control and it should only be generated on the fly when needed by a tool (this means all tools that manipulate ODX files would need to be updated to do this conversion) Another benefit of this is that it would help solving a frequent bug we encounter: while editing an orchestration, some parts of the code becomes invalid and replaced by "#error "The expression you have entered is invalid". When this happen, we have to do some modification in the orchestration designer that will force it to regenerate XLang/s code from the XML representation. If the designer worked directly with XLang/s code instead of converting to/from XML, this source of potential conversion problems would disappear.

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Add a "Refactor > Extract Orchestration" feature [Description]

Output: Would be similar to C# refactoring tools that have a "Refactor > Extract Method" feature. It would greatly help in breaking down complex orchestrations into easier to understand "sub-orchestrations". Example use case: User selects one or many shapes in orchestration and activates the "Extract Orchestration" tool. User enters the new orchestration name and select the invocation strategy (Call Orchestration Shape, Publish Message to Message Box, Publish Message to Partner Orchestration) User assign parameters names to the new orchestration Extract Orchestration Tool generates the new orchestration with all appropriate parameters, and moves the selected shapes to the new orchestration Extract Orchestration Tool replaces the shapes in the original orchestration by a "Call Orchestration Shape" or a "Send Message" shape, depending on the invocation strategy selected by the user. If one of the "Publish Message" invocation strategies was selected, Extract Orchestration Tool generates appropriate schemas to pass values to the new orchestration. The "Call Orchestration Shape" strategy is probably simpler to implement and would be a great start... other strategies could follow in future versions.

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Pipeline designer: add pipeline components from "project reference" instead of toolbox. [Description]

Output: Allow adding pipeline components without copying them to "c:\Program Files\..." and adding them to the toolbox. Many components are written to be used once (for a specific pipeline), so having them in the toolbox brings no value. Also, having pipelines in the toolbox leads to "file already in use" errors while recompiling projects (requiring a Visual Studio restart). It should also be possible to reference pipelines by "project reference" instead of references to a compiled assembly. (Project references would be converted to assembly references when the pipeline is compiled)

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Allow "commenting" orchestration shapes or group of shapes. [Description]

Output: This could be useful when doing major changes to an orchestration, to temporarily disable parts of an orchestration and ensure individual changes still compile.

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Title] Enhance general usability [Description]

Output: Writing code using a text editor (with features like IntelliSense, refactoring...) is generally more efficient than using a graphical editor (such as BizTalk's orchestration designer, mapper and pipeline designer). This doesn't mean that an efficient graphical code editor is not possible, but it's still a huge unresolved challenge. Considerable user interface research must be done before reaching that point. This research would have to consider usability principles such as "Keystroke-Level Model", "Flow", "Recognition rather than recall", "Locus of attention", "Modeless interfaces", and doing major experimental usability/efficiency studies.

Nootaikok's blog: My BizTalk vNext (post-2009) wish list


Input: [Features:] User Interface Options [Benefits:]

Output: Proventia Management SiteProtector™ Proventia Manager Local command line interface Front Panel LCD Module

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Proventia Management SiteProtector [Benefits:]

Output: Centralized policy management, updating, and responses User auditing Flexible event analysis

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Proventia Manager (Web-Based Local Management Interface) [Benefits:]

Output: Device configuration Security policy configuration Security event monitoring

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Command Line Interface [Benefits:]

Output: Device configuration

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Front Panel LCD Module [Benefits:]

Output: Device configuration; Restart; Shutdown

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Security Content Updates (featuring Virtual Patch™ technology) [Benefits:]

Output: Preemptive ahead of the threat coverage powered by X-Force® vulnerability-based research Average updates per year: 20

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Reporting [Benefits:]

Output: Flexible view-based analysis (optional, requires SiteProtector) Pre-built graphical reporting module (optional, requires SiteProtector)

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Device Health Monitoring [Benefits:]

Output: Proventia SiteProtector interface Web-based local management interface SNMP trap to third-party system

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Granular Management [Benefits:]

Output: Policy per device Policy per port Policy per VLAN tag Policy per IP address/range

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Proventia Access Control [Benefits:]

Output: Acts as an access control point on the network by insuring that computer systems communicating on the corporate network are protected by an up-to-date

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Voice over IP (VoIP) Identification and Protection [Benefits:]

Output: Parses and analyzes the underlying VoIP family of protocols for attacks. Protocols inspected include: SIP, MGCP, H.323, H.225, H.245, Q.931, T.120 and SCCP

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Spyware Prevention [Benefits:]

Output: Prevents the installation of spyware modules Prevents the communication of spyware applications to their reporting sites

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Protocol Recognition and Identification Techniques [Benefits:]

Output: Port assignment Heuristics Port following Protocol tunneling

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Traffic Analysis Techniques [Benefits:]

Output: Protocol analysis (140+ network and application protocols) RFC compliance TCP reassembly Flow reassembly Statistical analysis Pattern matching

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Intrusion Prevention Responses [Benefits:]

Output: Block Ignore Log Evidence Email Quarantine SNMP User-Specified

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Attack Traffic Logging [Benefits:]

Output: Attack packet logging TCP-dump capable

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Operating Modes [Benefits:]

Output: Active Protection (layer-2 inline blocking mode) Inline Simulation (inline "learning" mode) Passive Detection (non-blocking monitoring only mode)

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Custom Signature Support [Benefits:]

Output: Yes

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Firewall Rules Support [Benefits:]

Output: Rules based on: Port, IP Address and/or Packet Type

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Quarantine Functionality [Benefits:]

Output: Ability to automatically block suspicious traffic from a particular host to reduce the risk of infecting other hosts

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Trust X-Force Option [Benefits:]

Output: Ability to automatically block new threats based on ISS' X-Force expert recommendations

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] High Availability/Failover Configurations [Benefits:]

Output: Active/Active (2 segments, stateful) Active/Passive Hardware-level bypass capability

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] World Class Support [Benefits:]

Output: 24/7 Including platform updates Tech support and advanced exchange

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Features:] Managed Protection Service Guarantee [Benefits:]

Output: When managed by ISS, Proventia Network IPS provides guaranteed protection complete with a warranty if a security breach occurs

GX5108 IBM Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | ProventiaWorks.com


Input: [Ticket] #676 [Summary] User required to fill out longname to declare unimplemented sub-model [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #688 [Summary] possible hole in questionnaire cardinality checks [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #706 [Summary] dropdown list windows do not close once the selection done [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #760 [Summary] questionnaire error if you delete a reference [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #771 [Summary] model mod: parameter change appears as code mod! [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] blocker [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #814 [Summary] simulation copy doesn't copy closures [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #915 [Summary] Fix experiment XML files for ESG ingest and display [Status] new [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #987 [Summary] questionnaire validation error [Status] new [Owner] paul [Priority] blocker [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Bug


Input: [Ticket] #314 [Summary] Will License, Rights (or both) be collected by the questionnaire? [Status] assigned [Owner] bryan [Priority] issue [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #336 [Summary] can we make the simulation description required? [Status] new [Owner] sylvia [Priority] trivial [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #450 [Summary] capturing values for other [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #482 [Summary] formatting issue [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #616 [Summary] What happens to old references if artefact being referred to changes? [Status] new [Owner] allyn [Priority] major [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #642 [Summary] Copying questionnaire instances between institutions [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #645 [Summary] Reviewing and quality control of questionnaire results [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #646 [Summary] Extended experiments layout [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #648 [Summary] What other screencast tutorials do we want for the questionnaire? [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] blocker [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #653 [Summary] Missing years in a run [Status] new [Owner] ericg [Priority] major [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #656 [Summary] How will the questionnaire deal with hindcasts? [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #665 [Summary] Update input details for "Input resolution" [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #677 [Summary] Add text to inform user that there is no need to fill out own institution's party details [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #742 [Summary] Live updates to definitions in the mindmaps ? [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #751 [Summary] the source simulation appears in the related simulation list [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #817 [Summary] input mods are not available for simulations [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #846 [Summary] Do we want to ask ensemble information for ensemble member 1? [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #872 [Summary] versioning documents when submitting to CMIP5 [Status] new [Owner] bryan [Priority] blocker [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #873 [Summary] Allow copying of models with/without bindings [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #886 [Summary] longName of components & implemented button [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #894 [Summary] why are there missing indices in the PG database? [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #924 [Summary] When is a document sets are ready to send to CMIP5? [Status] new [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #929 [Summary] bias correction in the questionnaire? [Status] new [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #996 [Summary] Encourage users to give more conformance info [Status] new [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #1004 [Summary] No common key between TDS-DRS data and CIM instances [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] blocker [Type]

Output: Issue


Input: [Ticket] #202 [Summary] Mapping Variables to Components: Obvious [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #246 [Summary] Questionnaire Approval Procedure [Status] assigned [Owner] ericg [Priority] critical [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #248 [Summary] Questionnaire Timeline [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #252 [Summary] Questionnaire Validation protocol: UML sequence diagrams [Status] new [Owner] lois [Priority] blocker [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #258 [Summary] Mapping Variables to Components: Controversial [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #262 [Summary] Controlled vocabulary for Platforms [Status] new [Owner] lois [Priority] major [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #299 [Summary] add platform attributes from CIM and from ticket:280 [Status] assigned [Owner] bryan [Priority] issue [Milestone] CIM 2.0 and Ongoing Governance [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #326 [Summary] Capturing definitions for terms in the mindmaps [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] blocker [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #341 [Summary] Default Font Size (Guidance Needed) [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #356 [Summary] Ancillary Files etc [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #361 [Summary] create an overall guidance video [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #367 [Summary] hook up the viewer to the qn [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #371 [Summary] Grouping experiments by core and tier etc [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #376 [Summary] Create roadmap for navigating the questionnaire [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #395 [Summary] how do we expect users to define processor components in the q'naire? [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] M4.5 Web Services Deployed [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #418 [Summary] need to add the progress status bar to the summary page [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #424 [Summary] Place of the 'Save' and 'Return' buttons [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #428 [Summary] Duplicate a file description needed? [Status] new [Owner] aametafor [Priority] issue [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #451 [Summary] coupling frequency units [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #478 [Summary] model components changing colour if they've been filled in and/or if no field has been filled in [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #483 [Summary] Experiment Length Ambiguity [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #490 [Summary] Display model editors on the summary page [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #491 [Summary] Add more explanatory text for responsible parties [Status] reopened [Owner] gerry [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #496 [Summary] SAVE Warning message [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] minor [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #497 [Summary] Component Attributes at top Model level needs explanatory text [Status] new [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #500 [Summary] Clarify requirement to declare Variables as well as Files wrt ICs and BCs [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #503 [Summary] Extra text for Simulation Tab: Required Inputs and Couplings [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #504 [Summary] Simulation Tab: Refers to "Input Coupling" button which doesn't exist [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #507 [Summary] Simulation Tab: Reword text in Conformance frame [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #522 [Summary] Review enumeration lists before release [Status] assigned [Owner] mariepierre [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #533 [Summary] EnsembleInputMods: What info is required in the Inputs Box? [Status] new [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #541 [Summary] Highlight mandatory fields [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] critical [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #544 [Summary] Numerical Requirements: Comment out "rogue" initial conditions [Status] assigned [Owner] gerry [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task


Input: [Ticket] #560 [Summary] change text on resolve inputs page [Status] assigned [Owner] charlotte [Priority] major [Milestone] V1.2 Questionnaire release [Type]

Output: Task