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I am currently attempting to get remote desktop server access to a different server, and that server admin was asking me what ports I was using. I was unsure to what he meant, and how I could find out this info ?
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If it's Windows remote desktop, then TCP port 3389 is what you need to tell him, although I'd like to think the admin should know that information!
If you are using the default configuration it will be port 3389 that the server is listening on. For non-standard configurations it can be anything, only the server administrator will be able to tell you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Desktop_Protocol
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I know how to do it to a remote server, it would be like:
telnet www.esqsoft.globalservers.com 80
But I don't know to a local server (written in C).
Simply substitute the hostname into the url, for example for a computer on your network with the hostname "LivingRoom", use the command
telnet LivingRoom 80.
For a server on own computer, simply use telnet localhost 80.
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For sockets, which side does the majority of the work?
I've been given this question to answer and don't really understand what it means. I've browsed through the web to find answers. However, nothing. So can somebody guide me to what it's actually asking? What it means?
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Client should know the details of the server it connects to. The connect call is instantaneous.
But on the other hand the server should be continuously listening to a port for any incoming connections in the accept call.
So technically a server would take more of the processor time.
Once the connection is established the client and server pretty much has the same work in terms of sending and receiving messages.
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I'm want to save some datas on an online db. How can I connect to an online database (SQLSERVER) on windows phone 8 ?
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Dont connect directly to a database from a mobile phone. Use webservices either SOAP or REST. You are opening a can of worms by exposing your database directly to the internet.
Also if you want to expand and include other phones i.e. iPhone and Android to your database then you are going to have lots of different code to maintain.
See this answer Android access to remote SQL database for more information about this.
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We have one user account on the remote server. When computer A initiates a remote session, then disconnects from it, and computer B initiates a remote connection, computer B is being connected to the A's session.
How can I make sure that only the same device can reconnect to its remote session?
If it's a single user account I don't think you can. You need to make sure that they log off instead of disconnecting, then they can start a new session with the right account.
See here for more info.
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I do have the access for the ftp account for this wordpress website and I need to access to its database.
Where can I find it? It doesn't have a cpanel cause when I try to access www.sampleURL.com/cpanel it shows:
Not Found The requested URL /cpanel was not found on this server.
Is there any other way?
You can use one of phpmyadmin-like tools out there. You can get the login data by editing wp-config.php file from your wp root.
Well, you'd connect with the mysql client typically... you won't find the database with an FTP client.