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    Hastings District Council systems over an ADSL connection. This connection is known for being rather slow, so the tunnel operating on top of it is also slow. To provide for fast service to staff, in terms of home drives, roaming profiles and printers, a server was installed on site. This server was built in December 2005 and is approaching 10 years old. The server has a 32-bit versions of Windows Server 2003 installed; current versions are 64-bit only and as such the operating system cannot be…

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    that makes an operating system, its performance, familiarity, hardware support and security all play important roles to their success or failures. Windows 1.x Windows 1.x was Microsoft’s first attempt at creating a GUI interface based operating system and required you to install it on top of MS-DOS 2.0 (Hollister, 2012). This first Windows OS was considered a failure’, because of promises Microsoft made that they couldn’t deliver. Microsoft promised its market an Operating system that would…

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    All electronically stored information shall be delivered in a common digital format and readable by either Windows or Mac operating systems. All electronically stored information not currently in a common digital format and readable by either Windows or Mac operating systems shall be converted to a common digital format that is readable by either Windows or Mac operating system. Electronically stored information located on “SuperMax” servers shall be collected and delivered in the manner…

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    instance, the company will need to have system analysts, programmers, database administrators, project leads, system administrators, IT managers, network administrators, and help desk technicians (Norton,…

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    addresses to linear addresses used by the operating system, and requests a page fault interrupt, when the CPU tries to access memory that it is not entitled to”. (www.codeproject.com) In Linux you can use the subsystem of allocating and releasing memory. The subsystem consist of 3 layers of which are the Slab Allocator, the zone Allocator and the buddy allocator. In Linux, you can also use Heap manager or create your own heap manager on top of the Kernel system calls. One thing I do like over…

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    Introduction: Operating system is the essential component that runs on a computer and it manages computer hardware and software resources, provides all the services required for the programs. The basic operations performed by the computer are when a user enters the key the output should be recognized, controls all the devices like printers and also keeps track of all the files. The different types of operating systems are • Multi user Operating system allows multi users to run the programs at…

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    superiority. Both Mac and PC have their similarities and differences, but what makes each one dissimilar or equivalent from one another? To make the distinctions between the two, it is best to look at four major aspects of a computer: price, the operating system, security, and the desired usage for the computer.…

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    The Basic Guide to Network Success Foot Printing also known as reconnaissance is the technique used for gathering information about computer systems and the entities that they belong to. To get this information, a hacker might use various tools and technologies. There are various methods in which a hacker can obtain your information/data. One in particular that comes to mind is Port Scanning. Other methods of gaining access to a network infrastructure would be Social Engineering, Keylogging,…

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    Introduction I will be writing a Linux Implementation Proposal for the company Linx, LLC. This company has a new research and development group named LSDG. All the systems in the group LSDG will be running the Red Hat Linux operating system. These systems will access and share resources with the existing hardware in place. The existing hardware that Linx, LLC has implemented is a Microsoft active directory domain which contains numerous Windows Server 2012 R2 servers running services like DNS,…

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    Often I am asked why I use Linux and if I would I would recommend it to them. I wish the answer was an easy one. I cant speak for every Linux user however, most that I have met have something similar in mind, Freedom. It usually begins with friends or other acquaintances that somehow coerced me into helping them fix or repair their computer. I always bring a decently equipped USB drive with all sorts of Windows programs to help debug and repair but my most valuable tool is my ArchLinux laptop…

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