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I tried several times to post a reply and each time I get this message "your submission cannot be processed because the token has expired". Does anyone know what this means and how I can correct it? Its the first time I've had this problem.

 

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Susan

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1) In programming languages, a single element of a programming language. For example, a token could be a keyword, an operator, or a punctuation mark.

 

(2) In networking, a token is a special series of bits that travels around a token-ring network. As the token circulates, computers attached to the network can capture it. The token acts like a ticket, enabling its owner to send a message across the network. There is only one token for each network, so there is no possibility that two computers will attempt to transmit messages at the same time.

 

(3) In security systems, a small device the size of a credit card that displays a constantly changing ID code. A user first enters a password and then the card displays an ID that can be used to log into a network. Typically, the IDs change every 5 minutes or so.

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Hi OP, I don't know about "tokens" but this happened to me twice last week when answering on the same thread. I just let it go and a day later or so my responses showed up. I just thought that they randomly pick "posts" to run through the "filters".

 

Happy Travels!

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1) In programming languages, a single element of a programming language. For example, a token could be a keyword, an operator, or a punctuation mark.

 

(2) In networking, a token is a special series of bits that travels around a token-ring network. As the token circulates, computers attached to the network can capture it. The token acts like a ticket, enabling its owner to send a message across the network. There is only one token for each network, so there is no possibility that two computers will attempt to transmit messages at the same time.

 

(3) In security systems, a small device the size of a credit card that displays a constantly changing ID code. A user first enters a password and then the card displays an ID that can be used to log into a network. Typically, the IDs change every 5 minutes or so.

 

OMG, I have a headache :confused::eek::confused:

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