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Aside from the norm (you know what I mean, I hope), if I were to actually get the MD5, how would that help me with the idea of kicking lag connections? I can't seem to pull all of this together on my own... any advice?

After more investigation, I think I see the pattern. (our key) (to see!) MICROSOFT LIVE SERVER----AKAMAI----HOST. This is a very rough look. But, I think since my first ping always pings the akamai server; then the players within any given match. | | (GAME STUDIO) SERVERS

Read the ToS, but when doesn't MS say don't do this... that is why I love open source... and I got friends willing to test this theory... Probably start a custom game and analyze the traffic some more. I will test some SYN/ACKs against the akamai servers from another PC... not mine ;) They do, in fact, mirror traffic through the servers (probably some sort of scanner), they hit around 3.5 Mb download speed. So, that clues us in on some key variables, correct?

OK... when Cain ran under the Win enivronment, it shows a few 65.x.x.x (which are closed, filtered. etc)... BUT, is rampant with local IPs :)... but it is still limited for what I am looking for. Are they ran off of dedicated servers... Gears of War 3 does, but Halo, and a multitude of Arcade Live games are host dependent. Mapped 65.x.x.x (4 of them with semi similar numbers) and leads me to Akamai servers. The rest are... duh duh duh... LOCAL IPs. Some of them are as little as 2-4 hops (and a bit more, ;) Most of them will not resolve the hops after 30 tries apiece. Not sure if this helps our conclusion whether or not there are host players, but I also get IPs from emails and party chats (love the bks who claim I am a power weapon whore) This brings me to the conclusion that, though there may be servers, it takes the "best" connection and dubs that player host. There is a partial clip of the results (the one on top IS, in fact, my friend from Britain). So, minus the 65.x.x.x, I KNOW that there are viable IPs. But, on the flip side, Cain and Able is the only :out of the box: that automatically detects the IPs. Does this clue in that is uses hosts that have the best/closest connection to the Akamai servers?

I will research a bit more on the protocols and see if there is a work around...

What are the MK2 differences between this model and the IV? Not that it matters, but I just want to know what devices are still compatible with this particular model? (Got to tell my old lady WHY would we need it). :)

Love IT!!!!! IT IS LIKE MY CRACK! I NEED IT!

Given, but to end a question with a exclamation... maybe I have a disease, and it is not enough cow bell... PS... he has a MBA and I have "discussed" my issues with him... he does it to be a dick... but what about the children? Kids shouldn't be texting like that... and people ought to learn to spell in any language.

So, here it goes. Is there a program that tells the host that another player is drastically slowing down the game? I know wireshark picks up packets, but to pinpoint the bad connection/lag switch and to send a request to stop to the transmission the player that has a latency of 3 seconds (exaggeration) because he is using a magic jack to play XBL? I know this borderlines the ToS, but this is merely a question. If it should be in violation, THIS WAS A DUMB IDEA/QUESTION AND NO, YOU CAN NOT! (I blame those bastards who make programs that screw shit up, I am a legit player, but lagging is the NUMBER 1 CON of online gaming.) So, if there is hope, what the hell is it, because I don't have time to craft packets in the middle of a snipers map, let alone put my controller down.

Just got a text message from a friend. It reads, "R U COMN OVR!"... OK ... lets pick that apart. R.... as in Are... two more characters which would take maybe a second or two. U... same as above COMN... really.... fucking really??? OVR... ONE MORE LETTER MORON... !... that was a question, stupid ass... use a question mark... This makes me sick to my stomach... what the fuck are wrong with people? AUTO CORRECT DOES NOT DO THAT SHIT!

SBD killers of NICs, VCs, any type of computer hardware chip; ESD is not our friend, but he is always so damned close

My first real tech experience came when I was five. I was at a local Compu-Serve. Long story short, paper clip in a light socket, and an entire store with bricked PCs. LOL... even though I don't remember anything for about 3 months after that (apparently I was in the hospital awhile). I think that is what made me realize, "Things are made, things can be broken, things can be fixed, things can be altered."...

Great Scott, leapole, I would love to buy em off ya... how about 75 for the lot? lol... that's all I got!

Damn, you guys rock. That is what makes this forum great... Keep on preaching, technophiles! I will keep listening to the gospel!

Assuming you did some foot work already, I found this. Maybe this can help point you in the right direction. I don't click links, but you can go ahead and google BO region ubuntu... the BT5 / Ubuntu are are basically synchronized forums; due to the overwhelming amount of green horns on Linux systems. I got a family to feed, so I haz no money to afford all of these fancy gadgets! Cheers, and kick his ass, badbass! [other] set tx-power failed - Ubuntu Forums

Digip, why the hell can't more people like you exist? I know the ins / outs of most protocols, so that is why I would figure I would ask. I have a friend that say their company is spending a lot to align themselves with the white space (a major drug testing corporation) and he says that the receivers aren't even built to handle//decode network protocols...

Correct me if I am wrong, but how can a newb figure out a 200 bit encrypted password without having the processing power... doubt someone would try to brute a 16+ length multi-character password... Off hand, Lisp(*/PartFly*-+Crispy is 184 bit... how long would it take to crack that VIA a rainbow table? But, I think true encrypt comes with bt5... takez a peep... oh yeah.... something about a Forensics suite... heavy in Konsole, but you should have a tool in the box somewhere for that...

Maybe I am too enthusiastic for my own good... but I do my homework

I tried, bud. But, if I come across anything, I will let you know.

Man, sounds like to me, that you might as well use Metasploits' Armitage. It's UI is beautiful, easy to understand, and seems to need less time configuring and more time spelunking. I know there are a bunch of arrogant asses (got an answer "What are you smoking earlier...") that peruse this site, on the flip side, there are some pretty talented people (the only reason I am still posting here). It seems more would rather have you look like an ass than help. If you want, you may also get a trial version of Cobalt Strike, Raphael Mudge's SET is all laid out in a GUI interface. Aside from networking, certain syntax, and security protocols, I couldn't help ya. I n00b linux... DOS I know, but Linux is still pretty fresh to me. Sorry bud... Sudo apt-get install sorry_buddy

The good shit, apparently.