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VPN-Firewalleinstellungen für Windows XP SP2
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ZEDAT Support
Dec 1, 2004, 2:25:29 PM12/1/04
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VPN-Firewalleinstellungen für Windows XP SP2
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Wenn Sie Windows XP mit installiertem Service Pack 2 benutzen, dann ist
standardmäßig für jede Netzwerkverbindung die Windows-Firewall aktiviert.
Diese verhindert, dass andere Rechner von außen auf Ihren Computer zugreifen
können.
Bei einer bestehenden VPN-Verbindung überprüft jedoch der VPN-Server in
regelmäßigen Abständen, ob der VPN-Client noch zu erreichen ist oder ob die
Verbindung beendet wurde. Dabei versucht er, auf Ihren Computer zuzugreifen,
was aber durch die Firewall verhindert wird. Dadurch kann eine bestehende
Verbindung ungewollt getrennt werden.
Informationen zum Beheben dieses Verhaltens finden Sie unter:
ZEDAT Support
Dec 14, 2004, 12:47:56 AM12/14/04
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the constant pressure that the system exerts to modify
human behavior, there is a gradual increase in the number of people
who cannot or will not adjust to society's requirements: welfare
leeches, youth-gang members, cultists, anti-government rebels, radical
environmentalist saboteurs, dropouts and resisters of various kinds.
117. In any technologically advanced society the individual's fate
MUST depend on decisions that he personally cannot influence to any
great extent. A technological society cannot be broken down into
small, autonomous communities, because production depends on the
cooperation of very large numbers of people and machines. Such a
society MUST be highly organized and decisions HAVE TO be made that
affect very large numbers of people. When a decision affects, say, a
million people, then each of the affected individuals has, on the
average, only a one-millionth share in making the decision. What
usually happens in practice is that decisions are made by public
officials or corporation executives, or by technical specialists, but
even when the public votes on a decision the number of voters
ordinarily is too large for the vote of any one individual to be
significant. [17] Thus most individuals are unable to influence
measurably the major decisions that affect their lives. Their is no
conceivable way to remedy this in a technologically advanced society.
The system tries to "solve" this problem by using propaganda to make
people WANT the decisions that have been made for them, but even if
this "solution" were completely successful in making people feel
better, it would be demeaning.
118 Conservatives and some others advocat
human behavior, there is a gradual increase in the number of people
who cannot or will not adjust to society's requirements: welfare
leeches, youth-gang members, cultists, anti-government rebels, radical
environmentalist saboteurs, dropouts and resisters of various kinds.
117. In any technologically advanced society the individual's fate
MUST depend on decisions that he personally cannot influence to any
great extent. A technological society cannot be broken down into
small, autonomous communities, because production depends on the
cooperation of very large numbers of people and machines. Such a
society MUST be highly organized and decisions HAVE TO be made that
affect very large numbers of people. When a decision affects, say, a
million people, then each of the affected individuals has, on the
average, only a one-millionth share in making the decision. What
usually happens in practice is that decisions are made by public
officials or corporation executives, or by technical specialists, but
even when the public votes on a decision the number of voters
ordinarily is too large for the vote of any one individual to be
significant. [17] Thus most individuals are unable to influence
measurably the major decisions that affect their lives. Their is no
conceivable way to remedy this in a technologically advanced society.
The system tries to "solve" this problem by using propaganda to make
people WANT the decisions that have been made for them, but even if
this "solution" were completely successful in making people feel
better, it would be demeaning.
118 Conservatives and some others advocat
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