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    Problem Statement Communication is key, regardless of where you work. Communication can be between people or a computer communicating data to a person. When obtaining data from a computer, people want to be able to trust the data that they are receiving and that none of the packets got lost somewhere along the way. Packets are units of data that are routed between an origin and a destination on the Internet. Networks use Ethernet cables, called Category (more commonly referred to as CAT)…

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    31. Which addressing mode is requirement of reference memory calculated for operands? a. Indexed Mode b. Immediate Mode c. Indirect Mode d. Register Mode ANSWER: d. Register Mode 32. What kind of addressing resemble in terms of 8 low - order bits of memory address? a. Two- page Addressing b. Zero - page addressing c. Indexed Addressing d. None of the above ANSWER: b. Zero - page Addressing 33. How is the actual address of base-register designed? a. By addition of index register…

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    to the VPN utilizing password validation. They don't require additional hardware and the highlights are regularly accessible as modest add-on software. PPTP remains for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol. The drawback of PPTP is that it doesn't give encryption and it depends on the PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) to implement efforts to establish safety. 2. Site-to-Site VPN Site-to-site is much the same thing as PPTP aside from there is no "dedicated" line being used. It permits distinctive…

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    Ipv6 Business Analysis

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    strategy through the advantages of IPv6. This section discusses the Business value of IPv6 on cost aspect and practical aspect as suggestion for company to refer. • IPv6 product life cycle IPv6 had been designated as the next generation of Internet protocol. The feature of IPv6 allows the device to be used for a long period. That means enterprise does not need to frequently replace the IPv6 infrastructure and system. Since saving the cost…

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    Advantage Of NAT

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    function together and allowing for ease of transition from one to the other or no transition and running them both side by side without having to make any changes. This would allow for any organization to smoothly transition or to run both internet protocols at the same time. Is NAT still needed once in IPv6? The main purpose of why IPv6 was created was to restore end to end connectivity on the public internet and private connected networks. And eliminated NAT, while organizations and…

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    The IAB, or Internet Architecture Board, is a group of appointed group leaders and volunteers who all come together to create and fine tune ideas that could be put in place to help manage Internet protocols and oversee those protocols and procedures. Since the board has more volunteers than actual nominated members, the group is made up of people with a general knowledge of the Internet and its functions rather than people who specialize in the knowledge. According to its own page, www.iab.org,…

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    Dark Net Essay

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    is a place where visitors feel "safe", by being able to hide their internet protocol. The authorities like the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are trying to minimize the quantity and quality of users on the dark net. Headline from The Intercept: "FBI Director Claims Tor and the 'Dark Web ' Won 't Let Criminals Hide From His Agents" proves that the FBI can…

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    The Design Philosophy of the DARPA Internet Protocols The internet has evolved into something the creators couldn 't imagine. It has proven to be one of the most used tools today. Internet protocols, such as TCP/IP are old protocols but are still used in present day. These protocols were designed by the military. They are used by the military and commercial systems. The question is why the protocols were designed in this way. These paper explains why they were designed this way and listing the…

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    (Welsh n.d.) As a result of these harmful impacts, the Montreal Protocol has taken the liberty in phasing out the manufacturing and use of CFC’s, a prime example of evidence-based policy making. This can be seen in Appendix C, Graph 1 (from UNEP Ozone Secretariat) which depicts the deadlines for production and consumption…

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    Internet architecture is basically a huge network of thousands of networks communicating using a common protocol. The Internet sends a transmission to a host computer that sends it on to another computer that is connected to the host computers network. If the receiving computer is not connected to the host computers network, the host computer sends it on to another computer that can then send it to the receiving computer. It is not unusual for the message to pass through several routers before…

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