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Special Forums Cybersecurity Fake MicroSoft calls Post 303011379 by RudiC on Wednesday 17th of January 2018 02:41:53 PM
Old 01-17-2018
Thanks, Don, that confirms what I thought / felt, but I'm too ignorant when it comes to VoIP that shares a common line and addresses with data, via my provider. I hope I can trust them when they assured me of their safety precautions, covering VoIP as well.
 

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GEMS-CLIENT(1)							gems documentation						    GEMS-CLIENT(1)

NAME
gems-client - Show data transmitted by gems-server (1) SYNOPSIS
gems-client [-i] host [port] gems-client -h | -v DESCRIPTION
Connects to a computer running gems-server(1) to show in the local terminal the data transmitted, in real time. OPTIONS
host Hostname or IP address where the server is running. port TCP port used by the server. Default: 6666. -i Ignore server terminal size. If this option is not supplied, gems-client disconnects itself whenever the local terminal is smaller than the terminal associated to the server. -h Show a short help message. -v Show version information. FUNCTION KEYS
While gems-client is running, some keys have special functions: q Quit. a Enable/disable alarm blocking. When active, if the server transmits an alarm character ('a'), the client ignores it, so the alarm does not play. This is specially useful when many clients are present in the same room, to avoid the annoying simultaneous beeps. AUTHORS
Diego Essaya <dessaya@fi.uba.ar> Emiliano Castagnari <ecastag@fi.uba.ar> SEE ALSO
gems-server(1), script(1) gems AUGUST 2004 GEMS-CLIENT(1)
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