Python and REST
									
... REST stands for Representational State Transfer. (It is sometimes spelled "ReST".) It relies on a stateless, client-server, cacheable communications protocol -- and in virtually all cases, the HTTP protocol is used. REST is an architecture style for designing networked applications. ...
                        	... REST stands for Representational State Transfer. (It is sometimes spelled "ReST".) It relies on a stateless, client-server, cacheable communications protocol -- and in virtually all cases, the HTTP protocol is used. REST is an architecture style for designing networked applications. ...
									Peer-to-Peer Networks 02: Napster & Gnutella Christian
									
... against technical problems • e.g. denial of service (DOS) attack ...
                        	... against technical problems • e.g. denial of service (DOS) attack ...
									PPT
									
...  Distribution of files adaptively, changing stream that is delivered to adapt to changes in effective throughput and available CPU cycles on playback stations  Transparent operation to the user so that the viewer clicks one button and all streams switch/adapt behind the scenes. ...
                        	...  Distribution of files adaptively, changing stream that is delivered to adapt to changes in effective throughput and available CPU cycles on playback stations  Transparent operation to the user so that the viewer clicks one button and all streams switch/adapt behind the scenes. ...
									Paper - Asee peer logo
									
... remote host at a specific port number. The client reads a line from its standard input, takes a time stamp, and writes it to the server. The server reads a line from its network input echoes this line back to the client. The client reads the echoed line, again takes a time stamp and determines the r ...
                        	... remote host at a specific port number. The client reads a line from its standard input, takes a time stamp, and writes it to the server. The server reads a line from its network input echoes this line back to the client. The client reads the echoed line, again takes a time stamp and determines the r ...
									SOHO Networking
									
... The suffix need sufficient bits to permit each computer attached to a network to be assigned a unique suffix. Thus if the size of the network is larger, there should be more bits in the suffix. (8 bits for 256 computers, 9 bits for 512 computers, so on) ...
                        	... The suffix need sufficient bits to permit each computer attached to a network to be assigned a unique suffix. Thus if the size of the network is larger, there should be more bits in the suffix. (8 bits for 256 computers, 9 bits for 512 computers, so on) ...
									Architecture & Implementation
									
... • Provides naming/addressing, routing, flow control, and scheduling/queuing in a multi-hop network • Makes decisions based on packet header (e.g., destination address) and module stored information (e.g., routing tables) • General comment: each layer looks only at its corresponding header (here pack ...
                        	... • Provides naming/addressing, routing, flow control, and scheduling/queuing in a multi-hop network • Makes decisions based on packet header (e.g., destination address) and module stored information (e.g., routing tables) • General comment: each layer looks only at its corresponding header (here pack ...
									Document
									
...  chatting between two users is P2P  centralized service: client presence detection/location • user registers its IP address with central server when it comes online • user contacts central server to find IP addresses of buddies Network services ...
                        	...  chatting between two users is P2P  centralized service: client presence detection/location • user registers its IP address with central server when it comes online • user contacts central server to find IP addresses of buddies Network services ...
									Quick HOWTO : Ch08 : Configuring the DHCP Server
									
... DHCP clients send their requests for IP addresses to a broadcast address which is limited to the local LAN. This would imply that a DHCP server is required on each subnet. It is possible to configure routers to forward DHCP requests to a DHCP server many hops away. This is done by inserting the IP a ...
                        	... DHCP clients send their requests for IP addresses to a broadcast address which is limited to the local LAN. This would imply that a DHCP server is required on each subnet. It is possible to configure routers to forward DHCP requests to a DHCP server many hops away. This is done by inserting the IP a ...
									Document
									
... - Destination-based routing based on OSPF principle - Treat QoS traffic with higher priority than the BE traffic  SP does not sacrifice the lower class traffic when the link speed exceeds 10s of Mbps!! - Protection of QoS traffic: Class-based CAC - Network–wide: Interoperation of Policy Server/NMS ...
                        	... - Destination-based routing based on OSPF principle - Treat QoS traffic with higher priority than the BE traffic  SP does not sacrifice the lower class traffic when the link speed exceeds 10s of Mbps!! - Protection of QoS traffic: Class-based CAC - Network–wide: Interoperation of Policy Server/NMS ...
									Diapositiva 1 - MEGAFRIO S.A
									
... • FTP server: used to copy data files or web pages from/to pCOWeb in a simple manner, using programs based on dragging icons from one window to another; • DHCP: used to connect pCOWeb to a local network using the method of automatic addresses assignment by a central server, rather than statically se ...
                        	... • FTP server: used to copy data files or web pages from/to pCOWeb in a simple manner, using programs based on dragging icons from one window to another; • DHCP: used to connect pCOWeb to a local network using the method of automatic addresses assignment by a central server, rather than statically se ...
									Application Layer Functionality and Protocols
									
... addresses, subnet masks, gateways, DNS server information, etc. from a DHCP server.  An IP address that is not being used is assigned from a range of available addresses  Not permanently assigned – only leased for a specific period of time (usually 24 hours – 7 days)  If the host logs off or the ...
                        	... addresses, subnet masks, gateways, DNS server information, etc. from a DHCP server.  An IP address that is not being used is assigned from a range of available addresses  Not permanently assigned – only leased for a specific period of time (usually 24 hours – 7 days)  If the host logs off or the ...
									Windows Server 2008
									
... – Maximum lifetime for a service ticket – The maximum amount of time in minutes that a service ticket can be used to continually access a particular service in one service session. – Maximum lifetime for a user ticket – The maximum amount of time in hours that a ticket can be used for one continuous ...
                        	... – Maximum lifetime for a service ticket – The maximum amount of time in minutes that a service ticket can be used to continually access a particular service in one service session. – Maximum lifetime for a user ticket – The maximum amount of time in hours that a ticket can be used for one continuous ...
									Remote Access
									
... • Takes advantage of using the public Internet as if it were a private network • Allow the public Internet to be used privately • Prior to VPNs, organizations were forced to lease expensive data connections from private carriers so employees could remotely connect to the organization’s network cs490 ...
                        	... • Takes advantage of using the public Internet as if it were a private network • Allow the public Internet to be used privately • Prior to VPNs, organizations were forced to lease expensive data connections from private carriers so employees could remotely connect to the organization’s network cs490 ...
									ppt - Applied Crypto Group at Stanford University
									
... Idea: only forward established TCP connections to site Lots-of-SYNs Lots-of-SYN/ACKs Prolexic ...
                        	... Idea: only forward established TCP connections to site Lots-of-SYNs Lots-of-SYN/ACKs Prolexic ...
									Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
									
... Idea: only forward established TCP connections to site Lots-of-SYNs Lots-of-SYN/ACKs Prolexic ...
                        	... Idea: only forward established TCP connections to site Lots-of-SYNs Lots-of-SYN/ACKs Prolexic ...
									ppt - Courses
									
...  Highly successful in supporting one-to-one (unicast) communication  But there are some limitations: - Difficult to deploy new network services (e.g., IP multicast, IP anycast, QoS, IPv6) - Lack of support for one-to-many (multicast) or even many-tomany (“peer-to-peer”) communication - End hosts h ...
                        	...  Highly successful in supporting one-to-one (unicast) communication  But there are some limitations: - Difficult to deploy new network services (e.g., IP multicast, IP anycast, QoS, IPv6) - Lack of support for one-to-many (multicast) or even many-tomany (“peer-to-peer”) communication - End hosts h ...
									Malicious Threats of Peer-to-Peer Networking
									
... 3. Client A sends the file names of files available for sharing. 4. Client B logs on to the Server. 5. The Server responds with a success message. 6. Client B sends a search message for a particular file name to the Server. 7. The Server responds with a listing of available clients with file name ma ...
                        	... 3. Client A sends the file names of files available for sharing. 4. Client B logs on to the Server. 5. The Server responds with a success message. 6. Client B sends a search message for a particular file name to the Server. 7. The Server responds with a listing of available clients with file name ma ...
									IC3: Network Security _______________ Firewalls
									
... What is a Firewall ? What types of Firewall are there ? What use are Firewalls ? How are Firewalls configured ? What problems do Firewalls introduce ? What don't Firewalls do ? How do you get round Firewalls ? Firewalls in context. ...
                        	... What is a Firewall ? What types of Firewall are there ? What use are Firewalls ? How are Firewalls configured ? What problems do Firewalls introduce ? What don't Firewalls do ? How do you get round Firewalls ? Firewalls in context. ...
									Revision Notes - DCU School of Computing
									
... • TCP – breaks the data into packets • Computer sends those packets – local Network, Internet Service Provider (ISP), or On-Line Service • Packets then travel through many levels of networks, computers, and communication lines before reaching their final destination. • Variety of hardware transmits ...
                        	... • TCP – breaks the data into packets • Computer sends those packets – local Network, Internet Service Provider (ISP), or On-Line Service • Packets then travel through many levels of networks, computers, and communication lines before reaching their final destination. • Variety of hardware transmits ...
									Windows Server 2008 - Community College of Rhode Island
									
... – Maximum lifetime for a service ticket – The maximum amount of time in minutes that a service ticket can be used to continually access a particular service in one service session. – Maximum lifetime for a user ticket – The maximum amount of time in hours that a ticket can be used for one continuous ...
                        	... – Maximum lifetime for a service ticket – The maximum amount of time in minutes that a service ticket can be used to continually access a particular service in one service session. – Maximum lifetime for a user ticket – The maximum amount of time in hours that a ticket can be used for one continuous ...
									ibm-delhi - Computer Science, Columbia University
									
... • e.g., based on script output • hide full range of contacts from caller – sequential and parallel forking – disconnected services: e.g., forward to voicemail if ...
                        	... • e.g., based on script output • hide full range of contacts from caller – sequential and parallel forking – disconnected services: e.g., forward to voicemail if ...
									IT 605 - IIT Bombay
									
... • Listen before you speak • Check whether the medium is active before sending a packet (i.e carrier s ...
                        	... • Listen before you speak • Check whether the medium is active before sending a packet (i.e carrier s ...
Lag
In online gaming, lag is a noticeable delay between the action of players and the reaction of the server. Although lag may be caused by high latency, it may also occur due to insufficient processing power in the client(Screen-lag). Screen-Lag can also happened in single player games as well.The tolerance for lag depends heavily on the type of game. For instance, a strategy game or a turn-based game with a low pace may have a high threshold or even be mostly unaffected by high delays, whereas a twitch gameplay game such as a first-person shooter with a considerably higher pace may require significantly lower delay to be able to provide satisfying gameplay. But, the specific characteristics of the game matter. For example, fast chess is a turn-based game that is fast action and may not tolerate high lag. And, some twitch games can be designed such that only events that don't impact the outcome of the game introduce lag, allowing for fast local response most of the time.