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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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    The bar graph on screen shot-1 displays the higher bandwidth speed represented by the color Blue and upload speed is represented by the color Yellow. Screen shot-1: Download and Upload speed comparisons. The screen shot-2, on the next page displays the distance between my home routers and the connected servers located in five different states. This screen shot also establishes the point why and how overhead is affecting the networks. If we analyze

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    TCOM529 Final Exam December 8, 2014 Student Name: SRIHARSHA THUDI 1. (10 points) What are the special features about embedded systems? Embedded system • Refer to a computational system that is an integral part of another mechanism or device • Primary difference between an embedded system and a conventional computer system arises from their external connections: – A conventional computer deals with information: store, access and manipulate data – An embedded system can sense and control the physical

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    Comparison of Vulnerability Scanners Introduction With the advancements in information technology, the security concern of the users in the network is increasing drastically. Various approaches have been adopted to protect respective network from un-authorized users. New innovative methods have been presented in order to identify potential discrepancies that can damage the network. Most commonly used approach for this purpose is vulnerability assessment. Vulnerability can be defined as the potential

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    organization, it is not layered, but rather is designed to operate as quickly and efficiently as possible on the custom hardware by using the least amount of overhead possible. The organization continues to create its own communication hardware and software that works with modern computers, but the CTO of the organization is considering replacing this custom communication solution with the adoption

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    Topologies, Wireless Page 6………………………Servers, Workstations Page 7………………………NIC, Switch, Routers Page 8………………………Vendor Specific Hardware, Fault Management, Performance Management Page 9………………………SolarWinds, Wireshark Page 10……………………Asset Management Software Networking Operating Systems The choice of Network Operating Systems will affect the low-level network protocols used, the way that the servers are administered and the way that users interact with network services. The NOS shapes the

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    that differ in how they are controlled by software. The similarities make it possible to have general classes of drivers that support similar operations; each member of the class has the same interface to the rest of the kernel but differs in what it needs to do to implement them. For example, all disk drivers look alike to the rest of the kernel, i.e., they all have operations like `initialize the drive', `read sector N', and `write sector N'. Some software services provided by the kernel itself have

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    Assignment Question 1 The cloud computing, in comparison with personal computing, offers an extensive range of competencies. Cloud computing is defined in broader terms as “A large-scale distributed computing paradigm that is driven by economies of scale, in which a pool of abstracted, virtualized, dynamically-scalable, managed computing power, storage, platforms, and services are delivered on demand to external customers over the Internet.”12 In 2014, It is found in various reports that “Australian

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    will be capable of handling massive user traffic and provide a total solution: a comprehensive set of software tools that will allow a business to be run using computers. An enterprise OS will be run on a minicomputer such as the HP9000 or a super-microcomputer with large data processing capacity like a multi-processor Alpha Chip-based machine. Enterprise computing is a term describing a set of software tools with a network OS at its core. Enterprise computing provides not only a place to store and share

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    A Comparison of Linux & Windows Abstract There are a number of operating systems available for personal use as well as small and large businesses. Probably the two most popular are Linux and Windows. In order to determine what operating system best suits your needs, it’s important to know some background on Linux and Windows. Some important factors to consider in the selection of an operating system are what are some of the things that make Linux and Windows appealing and what are some

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