Hello Neighbor V1.4.rar
Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your neighbor's house to figure out what horrible secrets he's hiding in the basement. You play against an advanced AI that learns from your every move. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.
Hello Neighbor v1.4.rar
Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game that involves sneaking into your neighbor's house to find out what terrible secrets they are hiding in the basement. You play against an advanced AI that learns from every move. Really fun climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there. Sneak through the front door? There will be cameras there soon. Try to escape? The neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.
Players can choose various routes to enter the basement of the neighbor secretly, hiding from the eyes of the advanced AI. Every time, different traps, trials, and tribulations will be awaiting you. If you are caught, the AI would remember your earlier body movements to track you next time. Hence, players need to change their strategies to not get caught during the game.
Hello Neighbors is a console and computer game categorized under the genre of 'horror', although 'suspense' would be more accurate. The premise of the game is that your neighbor has something to hide in his basement and you need to find out exactly what. If he catches you snooping around however, the game ends and you have to try again. Essentially, it's like a game of tag (while the ending is sudden, it isn't gory) but there is a twist. Every time you are caught your neighbor (the AI software) learns your tactics and adapts to make it harder for you. If you try going through the same door, for example, you might find a booby trap on the other side! Hello Neighbors is an original concept in strategy gaming with simple yet lovable artwork and, even if you are new to 'horror' games, this could keep you entertained for a long time.
The biggest plus of this game is the concept itself. In a time where most games are just pale imitations of each other, Hello Neighbors has dared to be different and this has paid off. You're landed opposite a neighbor from hell in (presumably) American suburbia. A normal-looking (except for his distinctive moustache), middle-aged man is up to something sinister in his basement and you need to find out exactly what. It is so simple and yet highly plausible and therefore easy to relate to. It's not just asking 'what could you do', it's asking 'what would you do', and that makes it twice as scary and appealing at the same time.
It is not an intuitive game to play. You may be prepared to spend time restarting the game trying to narrow down exactly how to solve the puzzle of your neighbor's wrongdoings. You expect the objectives themselves to be clear, however, but they're really not. Even if you've read the game's description, exactly what you're supposed to be doing and when is often entirely elusive. While the animated clips between levels adds a degree of overall narrative, it doesn't really help with the gameplay itself. You'll also have to work the controls out for yourself. This doesn't mean you shouldn't play the game, just don't expect an easy ride!
To enable the BGP long-lived graceful restart capability, includethe long-lived receiver enable statement at the [editprotocols bgp graceful-restart], [edit protocols bgp group group-name graceful-restart], and [editprotocols bgp group group-name neighbor neighbor-address graceful-restart] hierarchylevels.
When applying add-path prefix-policy to neighbor level,all neighbors are separated into different update groups. This isnot expected behavior. There is no service impact. But if all theneighbors are configured under one peer group, if there is a hugenumber of peer groups, the scaling/performance will go down. PR1137501
When applying add-path prefix-policy to neighbor level,all neighbors are separated into different update groups. This isnot the expected behavior. There is no service impact. But, if allthe neighbors are configured under one peer group with a huge numberof peer groups, the scaling and performance might go down. PR1137501
When IS-IS is configured with overload timeout of 60 secondsand fragmented LSPs exist (for example, 25 IS-IS neighbors + 10K IPv4routes + 1K IPv6 routes), if the link flaps or the neighbor down orrestart routing event is triggered, the IS-IS routes might be missedin the routing table, which might cause some protocol sessions togo down and traffic loss. PR1213166
In l2circuit scenario when backup-neighbor isconfigured, the l2ckt process to reparses the PWs. While the PWs arein switchover state, rpd might crash. This is a timing issue causedby a race condition. Traffic loss and routing protocol peer restartmight be seen during rpd crash. PR1182394
In Junos OS Release 14.2 and later, if asymmetric-hold-time,delegate-processing, and preempt hold-time are configured, when theneighbor's interface comes up again, the asymmetric-hold-time featurecannot be used as expected. PR1219757
When LACP is configured in fast periodic along with the fast-hello-issu configuration statement, LACP might time outif there is any interface commit operation on the peer router duringunified ISSU, which causes OSPF adjacency flapping. PR1240679
On M Series and MX Series platforms, the L2circuit doesnot switch from primary to backup and vice versa based on the APSstatus change, because when APS switchover happens, the PW switchoverdoes not switch to the new APS active neighbor. PR1239381
On MX routers, a vulnerability in IPv6 processing has been discoveredthat may allow a specially crafted IPv6 Neighbor Discovery (ND) packetto be accepted by the router rather than discarded. The crafted packet,destined to the router, will then be processed by the Routing Engine(RE). A malicious network-based packet flood, sourced from beyondthe local broadcast domain, can cause the Routing Engine CPU to spike,or cause the DDoS protection ARP protocol group policer to engage.When this happens, the DDoS policer may start dropping legitimateIPv6 neighbors as legitimate ND times out. Refer to JSA10749 for moreinformation. PR1188939
If a message received from LLDP neighbor contains "Port Id"TLV which has "Interface alias" subtype and is longer than 34 bytes,subsequent running of "show lldp neighbors" might lead to l2cpd crash. PR1192871
When a Netconf RPC is executedfor all routes via ssh transport session and the session is terminatedbefore all the route information is retrieved, the MGD process andRPD daemon will cause high CPU utilization for an extended periodof time. Example of issues caused by this high CPU utilization foran extended period is as follow: BGP neighbors holddown timer expiresand become ACTIVE OSPF adjacencies reset during database exchange OSPF LSA retransmissions events on neighboring nodes due to missingACKs LDP sessions time out non distributed BFD sessions being resetdue to missing keepalives PR1203612
When BGP speaker has multiple peers configured in a BGPgroup and when it receives the route from a peer and re-advertisesroute to another peer within the same group, MIB object "jnxBgpM2PrefixOutPrefixes"to the peers in the same group reports the total number of advertisedprefixes in the group. MIB value "jnxBgpM2PrefixOutPrefixes" is definedas per peer basis but it looks as if it is per group basis. As a workaround,we can get the number of advertised prefixes from CLI command "showbgp neighbor" instead. PR1116382
When we have a route received from different eBGP neighbors,for this specific route, if all BGP selection criteria is matching,we will end up using router ID. As this is eBGP route, so BGP willuse active route as the preferred one. Now if this specific routeflapped with sequence from the non-preferred to the preferred path,RPD will run the path selection. During RPD path selection we mightgenerate a core file. This issue has no operational impact, also aworkaround is available to avoid this issue. PR1180307
Fixed problem with "egress pfe unspecified" increase when binddhcp relay (or fpc restart caused ospf connection lose. Not able toping its neighbor, arp table is fine, got egress Packet Forwarding Engine unspecified). PR1114132
On MX Series platforms supporting MPC3E or MPC4E type MPC, thesingle-hop BFD session configured under a routing-instance (RI) canflap intermittently. The problem would be seen when the main-instanceloopback firewall filter discards/rejects the BFD packets OR has termto accept only BFD packets from neighbors configured under main instance.In both scenarios, the BFD session packets coming on routing-instancewill be wrongly matched to main-instance loopback filter and getsdiscarded. With the fix of this issue, this situation is avoidedand BFD session packets from routing-instance will be matched withthe correct RI loopback filter (if configured). Note: In case thereis no RI loopback interface configured, then BFD packets are matchedagainst main-instance loopback filter. PR1157437
From Junos OS Release 13.2R1 and later, the rpd processmight crash when adding/deleting Virtual private LAN service (VPLS)neighbors in a single commit. For example, a primary neighbor is changedto become the backup neighbor. PR1151497
In MVPN scenario, if active primary path goes down, thenPLR(Point of Local Repair) needs to send Label Withdraw for old pathand new Label Mapping for new path to the new upstream neighbor. Inthis case, LDP P2MP path may stay in "Inactive" state for indefinitetime if an LSR receives a Label Release, immediately followed by aLabel Mapping for the same P2MP LSP from the downstream neighbor. PR1170847
During many types of configuration changes, especiallyincluding import policy, BGP has the need to re-evaluate the routesit has learned from peers impacted by the configuration change. Thisre-evaluation involves re-running import policy to see if there isany changes to the learned routes after applying the new policy. This work is done in the background as part of an "Import Evaluation"job. When BGP is reconfigured a second time, and the "Import Evaluationjob" has not completed, it is necessary to re-run the job from thebeginning if there's another change to policy or something with similarimpact. This state is noted as "Import Evaluation Pending".However,in this case, there was a bug that caused BGP to always enter thepending state upon reconfiguration, regardless of whether relevantchanges were made to import or other similarly impactful configuration. The result is that once it is necessary to start re-evaluation ofthe routes for a peer, even trivial configuration changes that happentoo quickly will cause the "Import Evaluation job" to need to runagain as a result of the "Pending" flag being set. To avoid the issue,please ensuring that "ImportEval" is not present in a BGP peer's Flagsoutput from the CLI show bgp neighbor prior to doing eventrivial commits. PR1120190 041b061a72