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    storage device first and then personally hand delivering it‚ or sending it to the recipient. Some people try to file transferring with email‚ but emails have limited space for file sharing and are slow and cumbersome. File transfer protocols such as peer to peer (P2P) act as a client‚ and server. P2P allows larger transfers of file sharing‚ but does not use a central server like NFS (network file share) does. File sharing helps administration because storing files in a centralized server allows only

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    design presented in Exhibit 1 provides a visual of the network design that included 10 workstations connected to a single stackable switch. This first network design employed a flat network topology‚ with workstations and servers configured in a peer to peer configuration that used a single ADSL line for Internet access. Fortunately the stackable network switch design is scalable and has enabled the network infrastructure to grow with the company while minimizing end user impact while changes were

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    IRC (Internet Relay Chat) worms – a program that can spread through message forums and/or internet chat rooms by sending infected files or web addresses to users. File Sharing worms – worms that are programmed to replicate themselves through peer-2- peer (P2P)j file sharing networks‚ such as KaZaA‚ Frostwire‚ Morpheus‚ etc. Internet worms – A worm that self-replicates and self-distributes copies of itself to its host network. The threat I researched in week 7 was a Trojan horse. It is not

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    The internet is a wide area network that connects computer systems around the globe. I order to understand the internet one must look to the basic network. There are two types of networks. Peer to peer (P2P) and Client / provider networks. In a peer to peer network no node has more authority than another node. File sharing is possible on a P2P network but there may be multiple copies of a document at different revision states. It is for this reason that corporations and firms use Client provider

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    easy to download free music from the internet. All someone has to do is download some peer to peer file-sharing application such as Kazaa‚ Edonkey‚ Blubster‚ or Bearshare‚ and you have unlimited access to download just about anything that you please. But is downloading free music from one of these applications legal? I think that it is. This paper will look at both sides of the argument. The first online peer to peer file-sharing application was Napster. Napster allowed people to copy music from their

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    Lan operating systems

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    share information through the network. 2. You are the network administrator for a company that has a peer-to-peer network. How would the pieces and components of this network relate to each other? Define all the components of this type of network. A peer-to-peer network would be a LAN where all the users in the network have access to every file that is saved to the servers. The peer-to-peer network is setup with a switch or another type of networking medium‚ it allows each computer on the network

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    cassettes‚ vinyl records and CDs at retail to selling digital music online. She had observed that the music industry had not taken much notice of the potential for marketing and distributing digital music online until Shawn Fanning developed his peer-to-peer (P2P) file trading application‚ Napster‚ in 1999. While the music industry focused on shutting the service down‚ Napster became even more popular with music fans and consumers who were interested in discovering and sharing new music and creating

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    Internet Commons and Its Impact on Entertainment Industry in US: A study on impact of Music CD Sales to Warner Brothers Assignment on Preparation of Research Proposal Submitted by George Maliyeakal Antony 26-04-2010 Introduction Rationale and Objective Introduction In the era of modern technologies in the digital world with the internet access has created a huge amount of digital resources which can be accessed through the web. These resources are widely accessed by the people

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    Soundbuzz Question 1

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    to face various situations in terms of customers. In the beginning‚ Soundbuzz had B2C business structure where they promote and sell the music on line to their customers. But soon the changing technology change the pattern of music business as peer to peer network got huge popularity. People like to get free music downloaded from this cloud network and Soundbuzz looses their margin quickly. In respond to this crisis they set up a new B2B business model and make other business as their customer. Soundbuzz

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    downloading namely: Direct Download (DDL) and Torrent. Direct Download‚ as the name suggests‚ the computer connects to the host (usually a server) directly in order to obtain the file. Torrent‚ however‚ is the most favored method because of its peer-to-peer technology. So what makes it addicting? Since most downloadable files are free of charge (especially via torrent)‚ people tend to download files (mostly media files i.e.: Music and Video) excessively instead of buying it from the store. Furthermore

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