Forwarding in a sentence as a noun

You're also going to have your own domain, VPN, and port forwarding.

I'd scroll down, he was forwarding a note from his manager, which would read ", look into this immediately please, and keep me in the loop.

I used X11 forwarding over SSH to run a browser on my VPS to make sure they let me order my Nexus 5 in the US while I'm in Germany.

In fact, the firewall stack actually gets two rules added each time you define a "port forwarding": the firewall rule to not drop the packet, and the NAT rule to forward it.

So all that CoffeeScript can provide is the "do" keyword, which immediately invokes the following function, forwarding arguments.

It also makes me dubious about running nodes on such networks, since I know that a lot of the material I'll be storing and forwarding is abuse-porn.

To be even more explicit than tlrobinson's answer, they were trying to do long-term forwarding contracts before "falling back" to the painful "undeliver" model.

And you can punch holes in the firewall for your internal services the same way you always did, you just don't need address swapping part anymore, nor "port forwarding", since all machines have all ports to them.

Copyright pirates today are using technology to treat copyrighted media like Free-to-Air and DVRing it and fast forwarding through commercials.

Network speeds/reliability aside, everything I do could be accomplished easily over SSH, with X forwarding for a few applications.

Their mail forwarding infrastructure is thereby expensive to use and maintain: why should Outbox get to use that service for free to make their business easier to operate?So, yeah: I don't think anyone is concerned about the service ECM is offering.

Forwarding definitions

noun

the act of sending on to another destination; "the forwarding of mail to a new address is done automatically"; "the forwarding of resumes to the personnel department"

noun

the advancement of some enterprise; "his experience in marketing resulted in the forwarding of his career"

See also: furtherance promotion