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In a facility backup configuration, all protected LSPs with common network segments share the same bypass tunnel. One bypass tunnel between a pair of PLRs and MPs provides the FRR protection for all LSP-Paths that desire protection and that are traversing the link/node that the PLR-MP pair can protect. Compared to oneto-one backup, facility backup reduces the number of protection tunnels required to provide FRR. Facility backup bypass tunnels can be automatically signaled by MPLS routers assuming a PLR role. Manual FRR bypass tunnels can also be configured in the system to provide more control of the bypass tunnel s path. The manual bypass tunnel is introduced in the next section. When multiple protected LSPs are protected against failure in the common path via the same bypass tunnel, they compete for bandwidth. Thus, it is not the best

and an exponentially decaying power delay pro le [ l = 1 exp( (l 1)], l = 1, 2, . . . , L, and is the average fading power decay factor]. In view of our previous remarks, in this gure as well as in the remaining gures concerned with binary orthogonal FSK, the average BEP of DPSK may be found by shifting the curves 3 dB to the left. Analogous to Fig. 9.10, Figs. 9.11 and 9.12 are plots for the BEP Pb (E) of 4-ary and 8-ary orthogonal FSK [obtained from (9.136) with M = 4 and

about which memory types are suited for use in servers. 12. What is the difference between SIMM, DIMM, and RIMM memory chips

Diffie-Hellman key agreement among multiple parties HmacMD5 HmacSHA1 Following are the packages available in JCE: javax.crypto Contains classes and interfaces for cryptographic operations. javax.crypto.interfaces Provides Diffie-Hellman key, Diffie-Hellman private-key, and Diffie-Hellman public-key encryption. javax.crypto.spec Provides classes and interfaces for algorithm-parameter specification and key specification. The following classes are used by JCE in the base java.security package. The javadoc with the classes describes the functionality of each class. Cipher Cipher InputStream Cipher OutputStream KeyAgreement Key Generator Mac SecretKeyFactory SealedObject The next section details how to write code using the JCE framework and applies it to the case studies in the book.

It s stating the obvious to say we should care about the integrity of information and infrastructure we rely on. If, say, a hacker reconfigures a server so that he or she can read or control your processes or procedures for example, changes one of your sales orders to ship to him or her instead of to your customer or tampers with your company s financial information we experience a renewed awareness of the value of integrity. Fortunately, we can implement technology to ensure the integrity of our information and infrastructure. We also need to be aware of the integrity of our physical access controls. For example, if it s particularly easy to tamper with a stolen or expired visitor s or employee s badge to make it easier for a hacker to gain physical entry, then we will want to address the integrity checks inherent in our office badging system. To achieve electronic information integrity, we can invoke complex mathematical algorithms, in conjunction with cryptography, to provide us with a means of verifying the integrity of information. This process is called hashing. Intrusion-detection systems (IDSs), employed to determine if a hacker has modified or tampered with system files, make use of hash algorithms. The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Transport Layer Security (TLS), and Secure Shell (SSH) protocols also implement network-level integrity checking, as does IPSec as an optional feature.

Before making any wholesale conversion away from Microsoft Office, make sure the files you need to use will work as expected with the new office suite you have selected or that you can construct suitable replacements if needed. Testing things ahead of time enables you to make necessary adjustments without later having to endure the frustration of finding some important document inaccessible or unusable. Many organizations start their transition away from Microsoft Office by switching to OpenOffice.org on Windows. This way you can have both Office and OpenOffice.org running on the same systems as you gradually work out any conversion issues. Once the issues have been resolved, you can migrate to Linux. In any migration effort, follow good practices such as starting with smaller groups to ensure any glitches or problems are properly handled.