Routers default behavior for mulitcast traffic

Hello,
What is router's default behavior (without enabling multicasting) for multicast traffic? Does it drop or look routing table and forward it?

Traditional IP communication allows a host to send packets to a single host (unicast transmission) or to all hosts (broadcast transmission). IP multicast provides a third scheme, allowing a host to send packets to a subset of all hosts (group transmission). These hosts are known as group members.

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How do you set the default behavior for deleting messages in Convergence to move to Trash instead of marking as deleted?

jessethompson wrote:
I deleted the nswmExtendedUserPrefs attribute completely on a test account. Then I logged in to Convergence with that account. I went to Options -> Mail -> General and confirmed that "Mark messages as deleted" is selected. I went back and checked the nswmExtendedUserPrefs, and they remain empty.It appears Convergence will not propagate nswmExtendedUserPrefs values if the system folders already exist. So if you log into Convergence for the first time (nswmExtendedUserPrefs unset) but you already have "INBOX" / "Trash" / "Sent" and "Drafts" folders created on the IMAP server (e.g. you had previously accessed the account using an IMAP client which had created the folders) the matching nswmExtendedUserPrefs: values won't get added.
Specifically, the default behavior of this option is the opposite of ME. Should I open a Sun call to file an RFE to have this default setting changed back to the way it was?I've created a bug for this behaviour as it is inconsistent with UWC/CE behaviour and can lead to confusing default behaviour:
bug #6862511 - "Convergence doesn't set defaults for nswmExtendedUserPrefs if system folders already exist"
Raise a support case to get this bug escalated.
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SonicWall SourceNAT VPN setup as default route for all traffic!

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Hi Norbert,
I am sorry to say that configuring routes in Azure Virtual network is not supported. I recommend you to submit your reuqirement on Azure Feedback and hope it would be released soon:
http://feedback.azure.com/forums/217313-networking-dns-traffic-manager-vpn-vnet
Best regards,
Susie
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It should be possible to set default behavior for all file types

It should be possible to set a default action for all file types. I'm so tired of having to manually sit and say "save this file" because Firefail always defaults to "open with" and has disabled the "Do this automatically for files like this from now on."
And spare me the zealotry religious excuses for why its the fault of websites and not Firefail
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I do want users to have full control to be able to set any folder view they want by using Apply to Folders; I just want to set the initial/default view to Detail because that matches what the majority of my users want.
That is, what registry setting changes when I go to a picture folder, change the view to Detail, and click Apply to Folders? Having done that, I still retain the ability to change it to some other view and apply that to folders. But what registry setting
represents the change I just made when applying Detail view to all Picture folders.?
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settings), and this is the result:
this is part of the registry changes, a plenty of registry keys and values need to be changed. hard to list them here. if you have interests, I recommend the tool Regshot, it can help you capture the regsitry changes.
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How can I change the default behavior for ctrl-Tab?

I tried to change the behavior of ctrl-Tab from 'Next Tab' to 'Previous Tab' and added 'alt-Tab' for 'Next Tab' in Keyconfig so I can navigate in both directions with one hand. It does not change the behavior of ctrl-Tab.
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Default behavior of numeric datatype

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You go to the Properties of the item in Discoverer Administrator. If you look down the list, about one third of the way down, you will see a property called Default Position. This is the property that determines whether an item is used in calculations or not.
The default setting for numbers is Data Point. Changing this from this to any of the other settings will stop the calculation behavior. The one I would use is Top or Side.
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What should the"default behavior" be for WiFi network connections?

I Have been able to at least temporarily fix the plethora of problems encountered after downloading Mountain Lion to my 2009 17" MBP just ten days ago. Thanks to the time and effort of so many posters that are much more savvy than me, I successfully executed the steps suggested in many of the posts and with good results. It surely beats running down to the Apple store and being told that I am the only one with a problem.
Okay, I've realized that I don't really know what the default behavior of the WiFi network connection should be?
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Should the Wi-Fi be connected at all times even when your computer is in sleep mode- or deep sleep mode? There have been so many problems with Wi-Fi dropping off,slow or hanging loads, etc.
I unchecked "ask to join networks, in Network preferences thinking it might stop looking for networks when it doesn't need to because I'm already on mine. I do see my neighbors (four neighbors) in the drop down in Network.
How do you get into Time Capsule's settings, to check speeds, especially ping? What should the ideal settings be?
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Generally, you don't want to tweak the wifi settings. It pretty much takes care of itself. The caveat to that is, of course, if you're experiencing problems.
The 'looking for networks' behaviour only happens when you log in, wake the mac from sleep OR when you click on the wifi icon. You clicking on it tells the mac "I want to see what networks are available" - so it does a scan for you to check to see if any new networks have appeared since you last clicked on it (or woke/logged in). In short, if you don't want it to look for new networks, don't click on the icon!
Unchecking the 'ask to join networks' option only applies when your mac detects a new network (such as when it wakes) that you haven't already authorised; it'll ask you to confirm whether you want to join it or not. Otherwise, if the network is open it'll join automatically. You should keep this selected if you travel around with your Mac. It's a good idea to know what network you're on before you start plugging in passwords or typing other things into the mac.
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Default entry for Folder property - Changed behavior in SP14???

Hello,
Has anyone run into changed behavior for this page property in SP14. It seems to be valid for pages in both folders and worksets.
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Hi Daniel,
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Hi Everyone,
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I'll appreciate any feedback regarding this.

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How do I change the default folder for saving contacts?

I have happily used Outlook for several years for POP accounts. My recent addition of an Exchange account has hijacked several default behaviors that I was used to. For one, contacts are now saved by default in the exchange related contact
folder instead of the folder that is associated with my primary POP account. How do I reconfigure Outlook to saved contacts to my preferred folder, so that I don't have to constantly move the new contacts after they are saved? I do not want this
information on the exchange account. This bad behaviour occurs no matter what email account is read, from which I am saving the contact info.
To reproduce the problem: Open a message in the POP email, right click on the FROM email address, choose Add to Contacts from the menu, find the contact stored in the exchange contact folder instead of the contact folder for the POP account (the folder
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Work around: (annoying the first few times, mentally unhealthy after more than a few) Save the contact, then manually move it to the correct folder.

Hi,
What version of Outlook are you using?
I have test this in Outlook 2010/ Windows 7.
If set POP as default outlook data file(.pst),
Open a message in the POP email, and right click "Add to Contact" in FROM with External email address, it will save to POP contact folder.
If the Email address end with @Exchange.com, it always save to Exchange contact folder, no matter what is default email account, maybe this behavior by default.
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How to create an default profile for every user on one machine? Deployment of configurations?

On firefox 3.5.X i can copy an configured profile from an user-folder to the programm folder of firefox. \mozilla firefox\defaults\profiles.
After an new user log in to the machine the default profile will get the actual profile of the new user. With all bookmarks, configurations and so on.
But this doesn't work with the firefox 3.6.10? What changed? What will be the way i can get an default configuration for every user on one machine? I want to deploy the firefox with an default configuration in our enterprise? Why does the behaviour change?
What to do?
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There are the standard first start behavior.
There might be another trick? Hint? Todo?
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Can I set a default folder for "save as"?

Hello,
I opened a pdf file attachment to an email by double-clicking it. When I wanted to save the file using File/Save As... , the folder/directory shown was the location where MS Outlook placed the attachment.
I am using Acrobat Reader XI (latest version) on a Windows 7 64bit PC. I could not find any method to change this default behavior of Save As.
Is it possible to change the behavior of the Save As function to use one or more of the following:
a fixed user-defined folder/directory
the last folder/directory used for the Save As dialog (which should be displayed with the full path) !
the same location where the currently open file was opened (this is the current & only behavior)
It would be most useful if the default behavior could be selected among these options in the Edit/Preferences... dialog. Additionally, in the Save As dialog these same options should be displayed with the default selected, thus giving the user the ability to change the behavior for a specific Save As operation.
If there is no way to do this (e.g.. with an "undocumented" feature or command-line switch), would Adobe consider implementing this?
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apparently Adobe doesn't give a sh!t about it's users. The possibility to change default behaviour has been removed with the introduction of version 10 and hasn't come back since. For over 3 years people are complaining about this on the forum and are being offered poor workarounds (create a shortcut in your temp folder pointing to your desktop? for fck sake!)
Adobe employees will tell you 'default system behaviour' ******** and basicly tell u to go finger ur bu.thole.
I use to buy their products (adobe creative suite) but the fact they don't give 2 sh!ts about their customers made me pick another vendor.
Best solution i can offer u is just use ANY of the 10.000 other freeware utilities that do offer the basic functionality u'd expect.

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