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    (ISPs). Inter Communication Protocols Every computer on the internet communicates with other computers using the transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) suite. Computers on the internet use a client / server architecture. This means that the remote server machine provides files and services to the user’s local client machine. Software can be installed on a client computer to take advantage of the latest technology. Internet Services Internet users have a wide access to

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    insecurity. That may sound absurd and unbelievable but that’s the reality. When a hacker gets insecure because of the success of your internet business‚ he will find a way on how to get your business down. In that case‚ he will plant a virus to your server and that virus will harm all your computer files and network in some way. Hackers hack because they want to see the flaw in the Operating System and the network. For example‚ this month people realized there was a major security flaw with internet

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    Clients and servers are a model used on computer networks. Each computer on a network is allocated a role as a client or a server. A server is a computer that shares its resources across a network e.g. printers and applications such as word-processors and databases A client is a computer or computer program that initiates contact with a server in order to make use of a resource NOW FIND A DIAGRAM AND INCLUDE IT Dial-up connection A dial-up connection allows users to connect to the internet via

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    called a bus and commonly used for LAN’s. Component Description Usually 2 or more desktop of notebook computers with a network interface card. A common printer is shared by all desktops or notebook computers. The server process requests and delivers data to the client computers over the internet or network. Advantages The network is cheap to install. It is easy to add new devices to the network. The topology is useful for temporary

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    files transferred to our Cloud. The Cloud infrastructure allows for our company to securely share our files amongst one another‚ with also insuring that our information remains just that‚ ours. To guarantee that our Cloud isn’t hacked or if the server goes down or fails‚ our information isn’t lost‚ we have set the system to run with a Cloud Encryption Key rotation. We are using a split key encryption‚ meaning that I am the only one that has access to the key. No one including the government

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    employee is using e mail or the internet for his or her own personal use rather than business use‚ it is costing the company the loss of potential revenue. The amount of traffic on a company’s network could risk the network’s safety and also cause the server to become clogged with personal business rather than business use. If the network safety of secure business information becomes compromised it may cost the business money in lawsuits and bad publicity. E-mails benefit an organization by the company

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    File System and Virtual Memory are set to 32-bit. NOTE: If you are running Windows 95 OSR2/98/98SE (not Windows 95 4.00.950 or 4.00.950a) read on‚ otherwise skip to step 4. Click on file system and set the typical role of this computer to Network Server. The grayed out information under "hard disk" shows the free hard disk space. You should have over 200 Megs of free hard disk space. push ok Select device manager and double-click CD-ROM. Try checking or unchecking both DMA and synch data transfer

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    Week 3 Assignment Bsa 375

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    non-practical necessity. Riordan Manufacturing‚ Inc. is a large corporation that consists of several locations and the use of a Client-Server Architecture would be best due to scalability‚ which refers to flexible capacity of the infrastructure. Large-scale software is projected to be used by thousands of people concurrently. The cost of the infrastructure in a Client-Server is typically lower due to the hardware‚ software‚ and networks that will support the system (System Analysis Design). Personal computers

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    Topology implemented that does not allow the stores to communicate with each other. The networks are separate and if a network server goes down‚ there are not any backups or securities set up. The ability to communicate wirelessly will give Kudler some mobility and will allow the locations to be centralized. The La Jolla and Del Mar locations each have a Novel 4.11 Server for POS as well as a UPS-Standalone tower‚ a bublejet printer‚ and a 56k modem. Their six computers are hooked up to a 10.1.50

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    History of Mis

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    systems‚ and executive information systems. Kenneth and Jane Laudon identify five eras of MIS evolution corresponding to five phases in the development of computing technology: 1) mainframe and minicomputer computing‚ 2) personal computers‚ 3) client/server networks‚ 4) enterprise computing‚ and 5) cloud computing. The first (mainframe and minicomputer) era was ruled by IBM and their mainframe computers‚ these computers would often take up whole rooms and require teams to run them‚ IBM supplied the

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