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    Protect Yourself from Social Networking Nicola Formichetti once said, “ The dark side of social media is that, Within seconds, anything can be blown out of proportion and taken out of context. And it’s Very difficult not get swept up in it all”. In Social media thing get swept out of proportion so we need to protect ourself from this from happening. In the article “ The Dangers of Social Networking” by Robin Olsen Suggest ways on how to protect yourself from social networking. Robin Olsen is…

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    Though the use of chemical weapons was ostensibly banned in the international community by the Geneva Protocol in 1925, the research and development of biological and chemical weapons was permissible until the Protocols were amended in 1975. However, a lack of enforceability by any international governing body allowed a nation like South Africa to secretly create its own such program, one that operated unchecked and actively employed its toxins and agents throughout the 1980s. With apartheid as…

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    Evaluating the Feasibility: Should Cities Have City-Wide Wi-Fi Many cities around the world have considered implementing a form of public city-wide free Wi-Fi, whether it is in the better interest of the city is another topic. Implementing a city-wide Wi-Fi network is a logistics nightmare, the amount of planning and men required to do such a task is impressive. If done properly, this task is an impressive feat. Some cities have managed to accomplish it, and along with the wonder and awe of…

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    A traditional traffic model for circuit switched data as well as packet data is the Poisson process in which the number of incoming packets per time is according to Poisson distribution. It is one of the most widely used and oldest traffic models. In this model the length of each packet is based on exponential distribution and the number of simultaneously ongoing packets is according to Erlang distribution [16]. The Poisson process is characterized as a renewal process. In a Poisson process the…

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    Queuing schemes provide predictable network service by providing dedicated bandwidth, controlled jitter and latency, and improved packet loss characteristics. The basic idea is to pre-allocate resources (processor and buffer space) for sensitive data. Each of the following schemes require customized configuration of output interface queues [8]. • First In First Out (FIFO): the simplest form, which also known as first-come, first-served (FCFS) queuing, involves buffering and forwarding of packets…

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    In the paper, [1], the author introduced two kinds of topology attacks focus on the architecture of SDN and emphasized the weakness of the host tracking service and the link discovery service. And then, the paper provides the security extension, called Topoguard, for the Floodlight v0.9 controller. A. Two topology attacks The first attack as we mentioned, Host Location Hijacking Attack, is to send a fake request that the target host migrates to a new location trying to intercept packets and…

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    the help of splitter. For instance, A 1:8 splitting ratio will have : a. Number of users: 8 b. Power: 12.50 c. Insertion Loss : -9 Activity 3 To analyze the OLT Unit we were supposed to use putty.exe for the serial console using Telnet as a protocol and U2000 Client as a graphical user interface (GUI). 1. To go to the user mode first we need to login as the following step : • Username: user04 • Password: user1234 • The User Mode • To enter the privilege mode from user mode type…

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    Inspite of its conceptual elegance, RPC (Remote Procedure Call) have a few problems. Discuss any 3 of those in brief. Often times it is unclear who the client is and who the server is in certain situations, in these types of situations RPC would not be suitable. RPC also makes unexpected messages hard or impossible to send if the receiver of the message is not expecting the message. Also RPC does not allow multi-threaded servers even when one would be appropriate(Tanenbaum & Renesse, n.d.).…

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    Unit Standard 26227 (ER 4.1, 4.2, 4.3) Outcome 4: Customize the LAN’s user interface. a) Map network drive for user A) First we open active directory users and computer B)then open users and create new user C)then open up new user’s properties which we created D) then go to security and allow full control E) after that open advance option and click on check names and select your name F) after that select the new user which is created G) then click on “OK” and select click…

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    The SIP protocol requires the packets to be received in a timely manner. If the routers are routing packets and taking longer than normal it could completely drop the call as the protocol has timed out. This is also the same issue whit malfunctioning SIP protocol timers. The timers are in place to end calls if the connection has been disrupted before the end of call packet has been sent…

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