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    Verizon’s Vision, Mission, and Strategic Objectives: Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ, www.verizon.com) is the largest provider of wireless products and services in the United States of America with 114.2 million subscribers [1]. Verizon Wireless was founded on June 30, 2000 when telecommunications giants Bell Atlantic Corp. and GTE Corp completed a nearly 65 billion dollar merger and are currently headquartered in Basking Ridge, NJ [2]. Verizon Wireless currently employs over 162,000 employees…

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    Nt1330 Assignment 1

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    NAME: LETHOLE RELEBOHILE STTUDENT NUMBER: 24570877 MODULE CODE: INYM 316 ASSIGNMENT 2 4/28/2016 1. a) Why circuit switching does not exploit statistical multiplexing Circuit switching deals with keeping some secure bandwidth when the circuit is being configured. The statistical multiplexing means splitting some links among different connections depending on the needs arranged by the connections. Circuits switching is not vigilant on whether single connections offers any other demands…

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    Contents What is war driving?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 Case: TJX Hacker Get 20 Years in Prison---------------------------------------------------------------------3 Case: Alleged Porn Pirate Caught With Pants Down-----------------------------------------------------4 Case: War-Driving Guilty Plea in Lowe’s Wi-Fi Case-----------------------------------------------------4 Case: The Case of the Not-So-Friendly…

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    thus building trust within the workplace. Verizon Wireless is listed as one of the best companies for workers to seek employment because of this strong model of positive interrelations with its employees, flexible working schedules, and incentives for employees to further their careers (“Working Mothers names Verizon Wireless among 100 best firms,” 2008). By appreciating and encouraging individual interests within the company, Verizon Wireless builds a collective mental model of every worker’s…

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    Ethernet Frame Essay

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    Q1.Ethernet has become the standard for LAN communications. Give a brief overview of structure of an Ethernet frame. Ethernet and Wi-Fi are the most commonly used technologies to set up Local Area Networks today. It operates by using Carrier Sense Multiple Access Detection (CSMA/CD) to control media access. (Study CCNA, 2016) The structure of an Ethernet Frame is as follows: The Ethernet Frame Structure (Anon., 2013) Explanation: • Preamble: This field is responsible for harmonizing bits…

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    comparing Li-Fi and Wi-Fi considering various aspects. LI-FI is a visible light technology to achieve high speed wireless communication by using visible light to transfer data. It acquired this name due to its similarity to WI-FI which utilizes radio waves for transfer of data. WI-FI is great for extensive wireless coverage in buildings but has severe limitations for high density wireless information coverage in limited space and has radio waves interference issues; While Li-Fi greatly…

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    Vertical Handover Case

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    Handover Abstract: In this era of technology, next generation wireless networks are very popular that allow users to connect to different radio access technologies such as UTMS, WiMax, GSM, etc. In such heterogeneous environment Vertical Handover is executed thus a user can switch among different radio access networks that makes whole process so complex. Vertical Handover algorithms require many parameters such as interference power, QoS, network conditions, terminal capabilities, monetary cost…

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    crucial to understand the limit of certain wireless protocols and how it works in different situations. The most recent Wi-Fi protocol that this report will focus on is, 802.11ac, also known to be the next generation for wireless networks to be equipped with new technologies that could provide faster speeds, capacity, and range. The predecessor, 802.11n, wireless protocol had lower limitation of its full potential to keep the ever growing need of today’s wireless demand. 802.11n lacked the…

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    Wi-Fi stands for wireless fidelity. Wi-Fi is the wireless network that used to connect the internet without wires. It’s based upon the radio technology. Many computers can be connected to each other through Wi-Fi and we can share files data and many of the other things through Wi-Fi. A Wi-Fi network operated just like a wired network, but without the restriction of wires, it not only enable user to share the data but it also provide easy connection to the internet and business network while…

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    Provides complete information of the working, types and future development of Bluetooth. Bluetooth is basically used to connect two devices to exchange data wirelessly but the range of a Bluetooth connection is very small compared to other wireless connections. Further it provides the classification of Bluetooth technology on different grounds and platforms. How it is used to connect two different pieces of technology, basic principles involved and features it possess. You will also find some of…

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