Dell SonicWALL SuperMassive Firewalls
... groups, exclusion lists and a range of actions with full SSO user identification through LDAP/AD/ Terminal Services/Citrix integration. ...
... groups, exclusion lists and a range of actions with full SSO user identification through LDAP/AD/ Terminal Services/Citrix integration. ...
S D x oftware
... • Enables participants to offload SDN related tasks to SDX • Simplifies implementation of various new SDN based network operations ...
... • Enables participants to offload SDN related tasks to SDX • Simplifies implementation of various new SDN based network operations ...
Next Gen. Video On Demand Solutions
... Add storage and streaming capacity without interrupting service Scales for Startover, nPVR, long tail and user-generated content Reliability via resiliency Hitless failover delivers broadcast level availability for real-time services (VOD, nPVR) Ease of operations Centralized library ingest/stor ...
... Add storage and streaming capacity without interrupting service Scales for Startover, nPVR, long tail and user-generated content Reliability via resiliency Hitless failover delivers broadcast level availability for real-time services (VOD, nPVR) Ease of operations Centralized library ingest/stor ...
Distributed Pub/Sub
... Simple process for matching an event to subscriptions. However, limited expressiveness. Event filtering is easy, event routing is difficult (Heavy load on the network). The challenge is to multicast event effectively to subscribers. ...
... Simple process for matching an event to subscriptions. However, limited expressiveness. Event filtering is easy, event routing is difficult (Heavy load on the network). The challenge is to multicast event effectively to subscribers. ...
CENT 305 Information Security
... AKA, application-level firewall, application firewall, or proxy server Frequently installed on a separate computer but used in conjunction with the filtering router Examines application layer information to determine service type, etc. Acts as a proxy for a service request ◦ Web server proxy receive ...
... AKA, application-level firewall, application firewall, or proxy server Frequently installed on a separate computer but used in conjunction with the filtering router Examines application layer information to determine service type, etc. Acts as a proxy for a service request ◦ Web server proxy receive ...
4 Requirements
... These unstructured Peer-to-Peer Systems can be divided into two main generations. The first generation was implemented in two different ways, one very close to the client-server model with a central manager (superpeer), and one to the opposite side, with a pure de-centralized system, where the loca ...
... These unstructured Peer-to-Peer Systems can be divided into two main generations. The first generation was implemented in two different ways, one very close to the client-server model with a central manager (superpeer), and one to the opposite side, with a pure de-centralized system, where the loca ...
Document
... The Domain Name System (DNS) For user friendliness, each Internet address is mapped to a symbolic name, using the DNS, in the format of:...{.}
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... The Domain Name System (DNS) For user friendliness, each Internet address is mapped to a symbolic name, using the DNS, in the format of:
A+ Guide to Managing and Troubleshooting Software 2e
... Generally you should use the most current version to get the latest features and fixes to known problems With an older computer or OS, you may not want the latest version Check http://support.microsoft.com Download updates and patches from http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com ...
... Generally you should use the most current version to get the latest features and fixes to known problems With an older computer or OS, you may not want the latest version Check http://support.microsoft.com Download updates and patches from http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com ...
Content Delivery Networks (CDN)
... specialists in providing fast and reliable delivery of Web content, earning large profits • 2000 – U.S. only, CDNs are a huge market generating $905 millions, reaching $12 billion by 2007 • 2001 – the flash crowd event (numerous users access a web site simultaneously), e.g., Sept. 11 2001 when users ...
... specialists in providing fast and reliable delivery of Web content, earning large profits • 2000 – U.S. only, CDNs are a huge market generating $905 millions, reaching $12 billion by 2007 • 2001 – the flash crowd event (numerous users access a web site simultaneously), e.g., Sept. 11 2001 when users ...
Content Delivery Networks (CDN)
... specialists in providing fast and reliable delivery of Web content, earning large profits • 2000 – U.S. only, CDNs are a huge market generating $905 millions, reaching $12 billion by 2007 • 2001 – the flash crowd event (numerous users access a web site simultaneously), e.g., Sept. 11 2001 when users ...
... specialists in providing fast and reliable delivery of Web content, earning large profits • 2000 – U.S. only, CDNs are a huge market generating $905 millions, reaching $12 billion by 2007 • 2001 – the flash crowd event (numerous users access a web site simultaneously), e.g., Sept. 11 2001 when users ...
Webinar Title - Websense Knowledge Bases
... apply different policies on them when 29. Is the basic auth on http or https protocol? Basic auth for any requests coming from roaming users that are coming from a location not in the Filtered Destinations. 30. You may want to mention the required hotfix for remote filtering on windows XP sp3 machin ...
... apply different policies on them when 29. Is the basic auth on http or https protocol? Basic auth for any requests coming from roaming users that are coming from a location not in the Filtered Destinations. 30. You may want to mention the required hotfix for remote filtering on windows XP sp3 machin ...
Networking Named Content
... The central problem with this type of bottom-up deployment is to bridge the gap between domains that have content routers but are separated by ISP(s) that do not. ...
... The central problem with this type of bottom-up deployment is to bridge the gap between domains that have content routers but are separated by ISP(s) that do not. ...
Company White Paper Presentation
... is described with a set of metadata. Its metadata is transformed and stored as a unique,environment independent and internationally recognized internal metadata model,The Resource Description Framework(RDF) a W3C standard ...
... is described with a set of metadata. Its metadata is transformed and stored as a unique,environment independent and internationally recognized internal metadata model,The Resource Description Framework(RDF) a W3C standard ...
Presentation (updated 10/2010)
... between ISP subscribers and Internet As a result, cache TCP stack becomes the bottleneck, limiting both bandwidth throughput and number of flows that single cache engine can support Cache proxy products achieve up to 700 Mbps and 20-40,000 flows per engine Cache proxy architecture cannot support ...
... between ISP subscribers and Internet As a result, cache TCP stack becomes the bottleneck, limiting both bandwidth throughput and number of flows that single cache engine can support Cache proxy products achieve up to 700 Mbps and 20-40,000 flows per engine Cache proxy architecture cannot support ...
Firewall - Gadjah Mada University
... • Firewalls are an effective start to securing a network. Not a finish. • Care must be taken to construct an appropriate set of rules that will enforce your policy. ...
... • Firewalls are an effective start to securing a network. Not a finish. • Care must be taken to construct an appropriate set of rules that will enforce your policy. ...
Lect 5 - ICN
... • One of the most important communication patterns in ICN • Publishers are decoupled from subscribers in time and space • Publishers inform a special network node (for example a content broker) that they will generate a particular type of content • Subscribers inform the network of their interest in ...
... • One of the most important communication patterns in ICN • Publishers are decoupled from subscribers in time and space • Publishers inform a special network node (for example a content broker) that they will generate a particular type of content • Subscribers inform the network of their interest in ...
Content Management intern - THM
... are typically used as CMS environment • enterprise level CMS sometimes use own web servers which are dedicated to deliver database-held content • some CMS use application server ...
... are typically used as CMS environment • enterprise level CMS sometimes use own web servers which are dedicated to deliver database-held content • some CMS use application server ...
1 Introduction
... action for each defined class. There are many trade-offs to be made when defining the rules. For example, when the rule is defined deep into the content, the content switch can route the requests based on more precise information. On the other hand, the deep search for certain fields in the message ...
... action for each defined class. There are many trade-offs to be made when defining the rules. For example, when the rule is defined deep into the content, the content switch can route the requests based on more precise information. On the other hand, the deep search for certain fields in the message ...
Digital Watermarking Alliance
... • Awareness of watermarked content by consumer creates deterrent against unauthorized copying and distribution • Provides accurate identification of source of unauthorized content discovered on the Internet and/or physical media Retail Content ...
... • Awareness of watermarked content by consumer creates deterrent against unauthorized copying and distribution • Provides accurate identification of source of unauthorized content discovered on the Internet and/or physical media Retail Content ...
History of Software Insecurity
... • Draper was eventually sentenced to five years' probation for phone fraud ...
... • Draper was eventually sentenced to five years' probation for phone fraud ...
Network Policy Management Software Blade
... creating, tuning and troubleshooting security policies. Shared objects including IP addresses and address ranges, users, and a wide range of variable and parameters reduces errors and simplifies changes. The system integrates objects and allows reuse (bi-directionally) for network resources, and VPN ...
... creating, tuning and troubleshooting security policies. Shared objects including IP addresses and address ranges, users, and a wide range of variable and parameters reduces errors and simplifies changes. The system integrates objects and allows reuse (bi-directionally) for network resources, and VPN ...
Diapositive 1
... • Move to Content-oriented Network – Traffic is already content-oriented • CDN, overlays, P2P ...
... • Move to Content-oriented Network – Traffic is already content-oriented • CDN, overlays, P2P ...
The Inexact Science of Internet Filtering for the K
... viruses, worms) • targeted scams (trojans combined with social engineering) • students leverage anti-censorship software designed to bypass State firewalls, e.g. Psiphon • social/email networks for propagation of circumvention/proxy sites, tools, methods, etc. • new virus/malware distribution method ...
... viruses, worms) • targeted scams (trojans combined with social engineering) • students leverage anti-censorship software designed to bypass State firewalls, e.g. Psiphon • social/email networks for propagation of circumvention/proxy sites, tools, methods, etc. • new virus/malware distribution method ...
Tutorial: Future Internet with ICNs - www-user
... Purpose of messages Interests request for content Data serves these requests ...
... Purpose of messages Interests request for content Data serves these requests ...
Content-control software
Content-control software is software designed to restrict or control the content a reader is authorised to access, especially when utilised to restrict material delivered over the Internet via the Web, e-mail, or other means. Content-control software determines what content will be available or perhaps more often what content will be blocked.Such restrictions can be applied at various levels: a government can attempt to apply them nationwide (see Internet censorship), or they can, for example, be applied by an ISP to its clients, by an employer to its personnel, by a school to its students, by a library to its visitors, by a parent to a child's computer, or by an individual user to his or her own computer.The motive is often to prevent access to content which the computer's owner(s) or other authorities may consider objectionable. When imposed without the consent of the user, content control can be characterised as a form of internet censorship. Some content-control software includes time control functions that empowers parents to set the amount of time that child may spend accessing the Internet or playing games or other computer activities.In some countries, such software is ubiquitous. In Cuba, if a computer user at a government controlled Internet cafe types certain words, the word processor or browser is automatically closed, and a ""state security"" warning is given.