Netw 204 Assignment 3 Week 5

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I had an intuition that the managers and leaders would score higher than other employees. Three leaders were assessed within our department and their scoring ranged from 99-112. There was an outlier score of 115 from an executive assistant and wondered if they really felt the way they answered or wanted to score better? However, after I thought about it, she is an executive assistant to the Chief Medical Officer who is now an Executive Vice President so she may have a very knowledgeable understanding of our strategic mission. Four employees scored 67-91, who are lower level status employees. According to ISO (n.d.) organizations need to encourage and involve employees because they are a critical to producing and providing value. I believe

For this assignment I was asked to make two sample sequence with images from Week 4 Assignment 2. I like sequence two the best, because it displays more of what's going on during the concert, for example, face painter with a client and a juggler in action. Sequence one is more of an introduction, that's why the opening image is an overall view of the crowd, the second image is of the band sound check, the third is the announcer, and then the band opening and so on.. I chose the closing images, because it is a final image that sums up the evening. I want the audience to interpret from the sequences that they got to experience the event themselves, from start to end.

I guess what makes me worthy is my genuine kindness:p. Yes I enforce the rules but I always tend to keep in nice and friendly. But answering this question is very difficult not knowing if your worthy enough to become staff. I measure my worth from the feedback I receive from the players. When I take action and receive positive feedback, I believe I am worthy. But not having the chance to receive any feedback has stumbled me upon this application. (Meaning, I have to get accepted to prove my

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4) In IP subnet planning, you need to have at least 130 subnets. How large should your subnet part be?

Social workers have a history and tend on treating problems with their clients, but due to budget cuts and changes in policy, social workers are focusing their attention on preventing the problem. Bush (2000) stated that

This is my fourth semester attending Lamar Institute of Technology. The thing that seemed to be most difficult was that most students are not offered outside opinions on teachers and the classes offered. It seems like a challenge due to the fact that as students he or she does not know what he or she are getting into.

Workz Investigation team have reviewed the production records and found that the reported SIM was produced in July 2015. The following summarizes tests conducted and findings for the root cause of the issue reported.

The calculations on how you get to the answers (50%). This is very important. If you don 't provide the calculations or the way you get the answer, you will lose 50%.

4. The rest of college buildings 4 through 10 have one LAN and one router. LAN IP’s will be respectively as follows: College 4 (128.100.10.x), College 5 (128.100.11.x), College 6 (128.100.12.x), College 7 (128.100.13.x), College 8 (128.100.14.x), College 9 (128.100.15.x), and College 10 (128.100.16.x). Router IP’s will be respectively as follows: (128.100.255.4), (128.100.254.5), (128.100.255.6), (128.100.255.7), (128.100.255.8), (128.100.255.9), and (128.100.255.10).

Management of access to LAN LAN performance and Support issues & Viruses on LAN Submitted By : Kalyan Gaddam Tutor: vidya ID : i144462 Cohort No : 70714 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 4 1.management of acess to local area computer network Descretionary Access Control………………………………………………………………………………………………………5 Mandatory Access Control………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 5 Role Based Access Control……………………………………………………………………………………………………………6 1.1 Resources whose access can be managed 6 1.1.1 Hard disk 6 1.1.2 Print server 7 1.1.3 Folders 7 1.2 Level of access for user, operator and administrator 8 1.2.1 User 8 1.2.2 Operator 8 1.2.3 Administrator 8 1.3 Methods of controlling access 9 1.3.1 Personal Identification 9 1.3.2 Directory 9 1.3.3 File 9 1.3.4 Temporal 9 1.3.5 Location 9 1.4 Access to an Audit Trail 9 2. Explain Local Area Network performance issues 10 2.1 How Network Response Times are affected for the following 10 2.1.1 Speed of Devices 10 2.1.2 Bandwidth of Transmission Line 10 2.1.3 Queuing at nodes 10 2.1.4

All information pertaining to my virtual network can be found at the address http://10.0.15.1/wiki or

The IP Address configuration implemented will be a mixture of Static and Dynamic IPs. Static addresses will be assigned to servers, network devices and other peripherals such as printers. Desktops and laptops will be configured to use dynamic IP addressing through a DHCP lease that will last 12 hours. In order to manage dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) requests a DHCP virtual server will be configured. This server will have appropriate services enabled including “dhcpd”. Configuration changes will be saved at the dhcp.conf file. Static IP addresses will be configured in the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts file. DHCP lease settings are defined within the /etc/dhcpd.conf file. The system domain name service (DNS) will be handled by a virtual DNS server. Desktop and laptops will have an entry indicating the DNS server within /etc/resolv.conf. Systems will be configured to use the domain name service with the /etc/hosts file as a backup. For name resolution Linux can use a range entry located in the /etc/nsswitch.conf file. The file is

LAN stands for Local Area Network. LAN is a type of network that interconnects computers and devices either wired or wireless and covers a greater distance. LAN is mainly used in private organisations such as college or university. More or less everyone uses wireless router at home these days and the user is able to connect between 5-10 devices wirelessly. The user can share the broadband or the connection with ADSL by using Ethernet cables. Smaller LANs can connect at least 2-3 computers using one cable. It also depends on the size of the organisation. Smaller LANs are easier to manage. The users need to be careful when using larger LANs and need to make sure that the network within it is transmitted efficiently. The user can increase the number of computers connected by using routers and switches. This ensures that the network administrator has higher level of control over the network. IEEE 802.3 is the wired Ethernet used by LAN and therefore it is related to LAN. The set up cost for LAN is relatively cheap.