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    Building the Web Architecture Tony’s Chips needs to understand its business requirements and organizational goals before building a Web architecture that includes functions such as serving as the back-up site and evaluating alternatives to the company self-hosting site. Tony’s Chips must employ qualified and knowledgeable information technology (IT) staff to manage its Web architecture. In addition, the IT staff needs to integrate past and current experiences, skills, and knowledge in order to

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    Data processing was an art rather then a science. The length of a project was hard to predict, along with the cost and degree to which how the problem was first initiated. The new leadership of Tony’s Chips has decided to move the website to an internally hosted site instead of its current external site. The newer internal website should be redesigned in order to allow customers to buy products online. The development of the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) created a much easier way to develop

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    The File Transfer Protocol, or FTP, is a client/server protocol that allows users to transfer various types of data between hosts and servers through the TCP/IP network. FTP was originated in 1971, when MIT engineers and other academic institutions were looking for an efficient method of file transfer, and is one of the oldest protocols that is still in use. Though it has evolved over the years, it mainly was used in corporate area networks; utilizing the largest network that currently exists in

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    If people value their privacy, why do they share personal information on their Facebook pages and in their blogs? Most people who post personal information on Facebook believe they know who has access to their personal information. Generally, they intend the information to be for friends or maybe groups (people of a shared interest). From the conversations that I have had with work associates, I find many, if not most are unaware of the complexity of setting the permissions of who get to see what

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    source IP addresses to avoid being detected. At certain points, evidence collected from website logins shows the site returned an ‘Error 404’ message. This error occurs when the server cannot establish the requested connection (Fisher 2015). This clearly depicts the user was trying to establish an unauthorized access. The server logins also indicate multiple logins from the same address in quick succession. 2. What software’s or attack tools did the attackers use? From deeply examining the trend in

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    IV. Approaches for DMME in LTE DMMEs are predicted to optimize routing paths for a majority of routed traffic [6]. This is because during any given time more than 60% of the users in the network are non-mobiles. DMMEs are also expected to reduce tunneling overhead and network signaling loads, Lastly, the single point of failure issue in is expected to be eradicated with DMMEs since the management is distributed at the ARs instead of being managed at the same entity [5]. I will discuss some in-depth

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    pooled data. Splunk central receiver receives variety of data from many different ports and displays them as events on a single server. From one place, one can be able to access the log files in any of the web servers of the business, all the databases, routers, load balancers, and firewalls from all the companies’ operating systems. All the logs and configuration files can be accessed and analyzed, as well all from one device. 3.7 Conversion of data into answers Splunk is used to analyze the data

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    Implementation Notes The project has been successfully implemented. IIS web server on Windows Operating system is installed and configured to run company’s website.  This section provides a high level overview of the implementation steps.  Installed IIS (Internet Information Services) Web Server.  Installed PHP and MySQL Database.  Downloaded WordPress (Content Management System) to create website.  Added the website in IIS Web Server and bound it to HTTP port 80.  Installed WordPress and added content

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    navigation, and traffic patterns to determine the success of a given website.” [3]. The document states further that “web analytics does not purely focus on the amount of traffic which might only be helpful in evaluating your bandwidth usage and server capabilities. Instead

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    Abstract With the rapid growth of technological advancements globally in the field of Cloud computing, there’s been a tremendous change in the number of customers accessing the cloud. At this point of time the question which arises is the quality of service i.e. streaming performance provided by cloud service providers which is a factor of bandwidth. The streaming performance is degraded whenever we download video content from the cloud because downloading a high quality or popular video requires

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