'Client machine' presentation slideshows

OSI Architecture

OSI Architecture. ISO / OSI (International Standard Organization / Open Systems Interconnection) ISO the ISO, usually in conjunction with ITU (International Telecommunications Union), publishes a series of protocol specifications (X dot) based on the OSI architecture

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Network Operating Systems

Basic Network Concepts:. 1.06 Network Operating Systems. Network Operating Systems

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15-446 Distributed Systems Spring 2009

15-446 Distributed Systems Spring 2009. L-17 Distributed File Systems. Outline. Why Distributed File Systems? Basic mechanisms for building DFSs Using NFS and AFS as examples Design choices and their implications Naming Authentication and Access Control Caching Concurrency Control

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DiffIE : Changing How You View Changes on the Web

DiffIE : Changing How You View Changes on the Web. Jaime Teevan, Susan T. Dumais, Daniel J. Liebling, and Richard L. Hughes Microsoft Research. Information Artifacts Change. Digital Dynamics Easy to Capture. Web Dynamics. Content Changes.

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Web Usage Mining

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TMG Data Packager Analysis

TMG Data Packager Analysis. Part1 By Suraj Singh Security Support Escalation Engineer Microsoft Forefront EDGE team. Scope. Intro Scenario Analyzing individual logs collected by TMG data packager.

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The TIME-WAIT state in TCP and its Effect on Busy Servers Theodore Faber University of Southern California

The TIME-WAIT state in TCP and its Effect on Busy Servers Theodore Faber University of Southern California. Xindian Long. Outline. TIME-WAIT state and its function Performance problems on busy web server Solution: move the TIME-WAIT to clients End points negotiation

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.NET Deployment

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DT265-2 Object Oriented Software Development 2 Lecture 5 : Concurrency

DT265-2 Object Oriented Software Development 2 Lecture 5 : Concurrency . Lecturer Pat Browne patrick.browne@dit.it. Syllabus. Concurrency Threading and concurrency Thread synchronization Parallel extensions and platforms

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HIPAA Security and Privacy

HIPAA Security and Privacy. Katharine Chang Ashlesha Joshi EECS 598-2 19 April 2004. HIPAA Overview. HIPAA has a number of goals for improving access to and delivery of health insurance and health care

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Remote Object Invocation

Remote Object Invocation. Tran, Van Hoai Department of Systems & Networking Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering HCMC University of Technology. Outline. Distributed objects Binding client to object Static vs Dynamic Parameter passing Examples Java RMI. Why object-oriented ?.

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AMNESIA: Analysis and Monitoring for NEutralizing SQL-Injection Attacks

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CS 4700 / CS 5700 Network Fundamentals

Lecture 7 : Bridging (From Hub to Switch by Way of Tree). CS 4700 / CS 5700 Network Fundamentals. Revised 1/14/13. Just Above the Data Link Layer. Bridging How do we connect LANs? Function: Route packets between LANs Key challenges: Plug-and-play, self configuration

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Computer Aided Paperless Examination System (CAPES)

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Presented by Sotiris Gkountelitsas

Personalizing Search via Automated Analysis of Interests and Activities Jaime Teevan Susan T.Dumains Eric Horvitz MIT,CSAIL Microsoft Researcher Microsoft Researcher One Microsoft Way One Microsoft Way. Presented by Sotiris Gkountelitsas. Motivation Example.

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Middleware at HVA

Middleware at HVA. Assignment 4.5 Brian Samson & Peter Troon. Introduction. Assignment: Take a closer look at the middleware, which is needed to make a connection between a client machine and the database server at school. Types of Middleware. Remote Data Access (RDA)

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How Information Flows via the Internet

How Information Flows via the Internet. By: Lee Farrell . What is the Internet? . The Internet is simply a wire that is buried in the ground. This wire may be fiber optic, copper, occasionally beamed to satellites, or through cellular networks.

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