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!DMZv1 protocol methodology:\\
Opens a read and write socket. Two sockets for all queue messages between servers. Initiated from internal server to DMZ. Then it opens 50 data sockets for whenever they might be needed, they are available for quick usage not needing any additional delay to request one. This would be for things like a login, dir listings, upload, download...etc. All user protocol type interactions. We only let these sockets remain unused for a maximum of 8 seconds, then we discard them to make sure a firewall hasn't possible dropped a socket and we go to use it and don't realize its been killed by the firewall. When he socket count drops below 50, we add more. So its a continuous cycle of adding and dropping sockets and discarding sockets that are used and so on. *LOTS* of new socket activity. PRIMARY AND PREFERED PROTOCOL\\
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!DMZv2 methodology:\\
!DMZv1 protocol methodology:
Opens a read and write socket. Two sockets for all queue messages between servers. Initiated from internal server to DMZ. Then it opens 50 data sockets for whenever they might be needed, they are available for quick usage not needing any additional delay to request one. This would be for things like a login, dir listings, upload, download...etc. All user protocol type interactions. We only let these sockets remain unused for a maximum of 8 seconds, then we discard them to make sure a firewall hasn't possible dropped a socket and we go to use it and don't realize its been killed by the firewall. When he socket count drops below 50, we add more. So it is a continuous cycle of adding and dropping sockets and discarding sockets that are used and so on. *LOTS* of new socket activity. PRIMARY AND PREFERED PROTOCOL\\
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!DMZv2 methodology:
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!DMZv3 methodology:\\
!DMZv3 methodology:
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!DMZ v4 methodology:\\
back to ssh tunnel with maverick, learned the hard way, tunnel in ssh is still very unsafe for high volume usage. Gave up on the attempted fixes, rolled back libraries, and tunneling in SSH is unsafe still. DISCONTINUED\\
!DMZ v4 methodology:
Re-attempted ssh tunnel with ssh libraries (like v2), learned the hard way, tunnel in ssh is still very unsafe for high volume usage. DISCONTINUED\\
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!DMZ v5 methodology:\\
!DMZ v5 methodology:
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