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Latest KB Entries
Symantec/Norton Products detecting WS.Reputation.1
11/01/2017 - Symantec/Norton products, especially Symantec Endpoint Protection, may incorrectly detect "WS.Reputation.1" when you run one of our installers.
TLS Handshake Error 80090308
10/24/2017 - Configure TLS settings to resolve handshake error 80090308 when the remote host does not support implicit SSL.
Client-Side Encryption with Cloud Storage Integrator
10/09/2017 - Cloud Storage integrator components provide strong client-side encryption functionality to help keep your data safe and private.
.NET Core on Raspberry Pi
10/09/2017 - Use the .NET editions of any /n software product on the Raspberry Pi.
Handling Console Input in .NET 4.0 for PipeExec
08/04/2017 - Explains how to read input from pipes in .NET 4.0 Console applications using the PipeExec component.
Getting Started with C++ Edition Static Libraries
08/01/2017 - How to use the static libraries in the /n software C++ Editions.
How Error Handling Works in IPWorks C++ Editions
05/18/2017 - Explains how return values and GetLastError() provide error information in IPWorks C++ editions.
SNMP Code Example: Bulk Requests
05/01/2017 - How does the SendGetBulkRequest method on the SNMPMgr/SNMPTCPMgr component work?
Responding to SNMPv3 Discovery Requests
03/31/2017 - When using the SNMPAgent/SNMPTCPAgent you will either need to use the AddUser method or use the events to respond to the Discovery request sent by SNMPMgr/SNMPTCPMgr. This article will show you how to use the events to respond to a discovery request.
SNMP Code Example: Sending an SNMP trap with custom objects
03/31/2017 - Sending an SNMP trap with your own objects requires that you define the sysUpTime and snmpTrapOid objects manually first.
SNMP: Sending Enterprise-Specific Traps
03/31/2017 - Learn how to send enterprise-specific SNMP traps using the SNMPAgent or SNMPTCPAgent components.
SNMP Code Example: Interpret a MAC or IP Address Value
03/31/2017 - Demonstrates how to use the ValueB field of the Objects collection to convert MAC or IP address values returned by an SNMP agent into a readable string format.