(PRWEB) January 18, 2012

Who: BurstPoint Networks, RADVISION, TD Garden and the USO will connect local U.S.???? servicemen and women stationed on Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan with their families at Wednesdays fifth annual Seats for Soldiers.

What: The USO and TD Garden will bring families of U.S. servicemen and women stationed????????on Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan to the TD Garden to watch the Boston Celtics play against the Toronto Raptors. Using a video conference solution powered by RADVISION along with BurstPoint Networks video content management and streaming platform, soldiers stationed in Afghanistan will be greeted by Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge shortly before the game.

Soldiers in Afghanistan will join the Seats for Soldiers event using RADVISION SCOPIA Desktop, and those in TD Garden will join via a RADVISION SCOPIA XT1000 HD conference room system. The connection will be hosted on a RADVISION SCOPIA Elite 5000 Series MCU, ensuring high quality communications regardless of network limitations. Leveraging BurstPoints VCP Conference Points patented ability to record and stream from video conferencing environments, the entire event will be streamed live to family members via the Internet or viewed during the game on the TD Garden Video Scoreboard. In addition, through BurstPoint Networks video-on-demand capabilities, families who cannot attend the event in person will be able to see their loved ones via a private web portal.

As a father of a young Marine who served multiple tours in Iraq, this event is very near and dear to the BurstPoint family. We were happy to select a world-class partner like RADVISION to work with us on such a special evening, said Tom Wing, vice president of Sales Operations and Customer Engagement, BurstPoint Networks.

When????Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012

????????????????7:30 p.m. Eastern time

Where????TD Garden

????????????????100 Legends Way # 200

????????????????Boston

About BurstPoint

Headquartered in Westborough, Mass., BurstPoint Networks is transforming the way organizations use video to communicate with employees, customers, partners, and other key constituents. Designed for high performance, reliability and scalability, the companys fully integrated, enterprise-class software platform brings together the capture, distribution, reporting, and management capabilities required to meet the complex anywhere and anytime viewing demands of a highly distributed audience while providing cost savings and ease of use. For more information about BurstPoint Networks, please visit http://www.burstpoint.com.

About RADVISION

Founded in 1992, RADVISION is a leading provider of video conferencing and telepresence technologies over IP and wireless networks. RADVISION teams with its channel and service provider partners to offer end-to-end visual communications that help businesses collaborate more efficiently. RADVISION propels the unified communications evolution forward with unique technologies that harness the power of video, voice, and data over any network. Visit http://www.radvision.com, our blog, and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to general business conditions in the industry, changes in demand for products, the timing and amount or cancellation of orders and other risks detailed from time to time in RADVISIONs filings with the Securities Exchange Commission, including RADVISIONs Form 20-F Annual Report. These documents contain and identify other important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in our projections or forward-looking statements. Stockholders and other readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date on which they are made. We undertake no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statement.

RADVISION and SCOPIA are registered trademarks of RADVISION, Ltd. All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners. All rights reserved ? 2011 RADVISION, Ltd.

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Question by cim2phat4u: How can I log source IP and Port of connections to a website hosted on public server? *Technical answers*?
Suppose I have a webpage hosted on some public server like geocities or xanga for example. I would like to log the source IP and Port for every connection request to my website, as well as the time the connection was initiated. How could I do this? Note that I want both IP and Port. Ideally I would like to capture all SYN packets, but since the website is hosted on a public server, I can’t simply monitor a packet sniffer. Any ideas? Technical answers and source code are welcome. Please don’t point me to an online IP tracker unless it can also log ports. Thanks in advance!
Correct me if I’m wrong, but a computer on an internal network may use its own port 80 to initiate http connections, but the packet the router will send out to the external internet will be sourced with the external IP and a unique Port that is mapped to an internal IP address. Therefore, the actual packet that the website server would recieve would not be sourced as port 80 but rather with whatever port the router has mapped to the particular client computer. Is this correct? That is why I want to record the port as well.

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Answer by boris
A free public server picks the ports you use, almost always this is port 80. The only way to do this would be to use another server of your own and have the originating site link to a picture on that site. The call for the picture URL will be recognized by your server, from there you can log the IP / port as you wish.

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Question by ChainGang: How Can I Play Age of Conquerors Online Miltiplayer while my Internal Ip Isnt the same as my External Ip ?
I have tried many times to play Age of Empires II : The Conquerors, Multiplayer Online game but i cant join or host any games cuz my internal ip isnt the same as my external ip .. I opened ports and closed firewalls but still doesnt work .. Can anyone give me instructions to follow ?

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Answer by blahber
If you are using a wireless router you have to open the ports, as you already know and enable them… Now the IP people connect to you with will be the IP either in the status section of your router screen or you can get it from somewhere like www.ipchicken.com, that’s the IP for people to connect to you, now if you want your true IP go to Start>Run> type in cmd > then at the DOS command prompt type ipconfig, that will be the IP… notice the last three digits, those are the digits you’ll want to put in your router in the port section before you enable them. When you open a port only open the port to the port… example 3000 to 3000 and if you have an option of TCP, or UDP, or both select both, or normally most applications will use TCP

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Question by MarQus1: How do I set up an auto-updating link on my website to my dynamic IP ftp server?
Here are the facts:

1. Using bullet-proof ftp server.
2. Have a dynamic IP internet connection.
3. Have a domain which is hosted by the tucows.
4. Want to create a way for my users to either browse to my website and click on a link to the ftp site or to automatically link to my domain.
5. Want to use the least amount of software and web services possible – don’t mind if it’s complicated, but safe.

Thanks!

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Answer by manuelriliz
I would write a secret script called “updateip.pl” or something so you could have a program on your computer secretly access the address “yourdomain.com/updateip.pl?ip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”. This would update a text file that your page would draw from, using server-side includes or something.

That sounds really complicated but if you know basic perl, maybe vb6, it would take maybe 20 minutes to do.

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Question by Robert L: Fast change the DNS IP addresses on Server 2003?
We are hosting a number of web sites on Server 2003 and now we are forced to change our IP address. Is there a fast way to change all of the DNS settings to the new IP address, other than a manual change?

Note that the server is running Active Directory.

Also, is there a way we can set this up for both addresses so that there is no delay when the Internet provider changes the IP address?

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Answer by Ereki
If I understand correctly, your internet provider is forcing you to change your public IP addresses, but you host several web sites that utilize static IP addresses and DNS entries need to be updated to the new IP addresses.

To answer your question, unless your hosting the authoritative DNS server, there isn’t a fast/immediate option to change DNS entries. I’m assuming you have your DNS hosted by an external company such as Network Solutions. From my understanding, when you make a DNS change, it will not immediately take affect because the entry needs to replicate to other servers. You will need to wait for the next replication interval and it varies from service provider. (Average expectancy is between 48-72 hours).

Honestly, unless your a large company, I would recommend going against hosting an authoritative DNS server as it will have your network exposed to internet attacks unless thorough and proper security is in place. Also an ISP that forces you to change IP address frequently is odd. You should consider finding a new provider at that point.

My recommendation in a situation like this is to have dual internet services up and running. You should be able to configure a medium-end router to accept dual WAN links and then configure your servers to accept connections from the old and new IP addresses. At this point, you would update your DNS entries. While the updates are being replicated, people will be able to connect to your server on either IP address that is returned from the DNS servers.

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If you’re talking about internal servers and private IP addresses, the easiest way would be to setup DHCP and add reservation for your web servers. This would force DHCP to assign specific IP addresses to the servers and you have the option to update the IP addresses in DNS everytime they renew their addresses.

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Hope that helps, but it’s hard to analyze a situation without the whole knowledge of your environment.

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Question by jacobjohnfrance: must my A record IP point to the server IP for my domain to go live?
I have a domain that for some reason isn’t going live, and is hosted by Godaddy. Must the A record IP of the domain point to the server IP for it to go live? Thanks in advance
Hi guys. Yes I’ve set the nameservers, and the index.html page is there. I have several other sites live but this one is a problem.
The problem has been ongoing for 2 days.

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Answer by Pete
I don’t understand the question, but do you have a page named index.htm (or index.html)? If not, that’s your problem.

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