Linux has a dedicated following and appeals to several different kinds of people: * People who already know UNIX and want to run it on PC-type hardware * People who want to experiment with operating system principles * People who need or want a great deal of control over their operating system * People who have personal problems with Microsoft * In general, Linux is harder to manage than something like Windows, but offers more flexibility and configuration options. Reference: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question246.htm IP Networking Course: NT2640 Topic XII: Routing Protocols 1) Level 1: Definition Question: Explain the difference between routed and routing protocols with some examples. A routed protocol is a protocol by which data can be routed. A routed protocol is a Network Layer protocol that is used to move traffic between networks. Routing protocol is different and is only used between
Unlike virtual private network (VPN) or direct dial-up connections, a Terminal Services connection uses relatively little network bandwidth because the applications are running on the server computer. ____ 3. Web servers receiving large amounts of traffic will not need higher-end network adapters or multiple adapters to connect to different subnets. ____ 4. To use ImageX.exe, you must boot the target computer to Windows PE and run the tool from the command line.
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1. What are open standards, and what, if any, are the advantages of such standards? Open standards is a strategic issue for industry, governments and users. Open standards enable industry to provide software and services that meet customer requirements today and in the future. In a networked ecosystem there is the need for end-to-end solutions with pieces of software from different vendors working seamlessly together.
Everyone has the right to benefit from both the protection and the benefits of the protection of “the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author”-Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 27. As expected, with the advancement in technology the internet is transforming the world into a global village. While these massive transformation has been good has it has made communication and transfer of information easy with most information available at the tip of one’s fingers, it has also had a negative connotation on the world today which was definitely not intended by the original creators. There are a lot of issues regarding internet/ communication usage that lead to debates and controversies and one of this major problems has been digital piracy. Digital Piracy (Copyright Infringement) according to the copyright.gov (the US government’s copyright enforcement website) is the reproduction, distribution, performance, public display, or modification of a work without the permission of the copyright owner (U.S.
The ongoing debate of the quality of online ad for-profit universities comes down to the advantages and disadvantages of them both. While online schooling is becoming a common way of learning, people question if it is as good or as helpful as traditional schools. First of all, to even be considering the option taking an online course, one must first own a computer of some sort. This being the main requirement, it is fulfilled by most households. The next step is having a reliable internet access.
Plagiarism in the Modern Age John Whiting Higher education is a noble goal that many people sacrifice many things to achieve. It's a long and sometimes arduous process that requires time and dedication. This considered it's only natural that mistakes will be made. One of those mistakes is plagiarism, whether a deliberate action or a simple mistake. With the recent rise of the internet both the commission and apprehension of plagiarism have been made much easier.
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Why Is IT Cultures So Important in Organizations Today? Everest University Online Abstract “Culture is considered the glue that holds an organization together and for others, the compass that provides direction (Tharp).” Based on research, IT culture is prevalent in the success of any organization by implementing and “promoting a healthy relationship and a more desirable work environment; which should lead to a greater organizational success (Nord, Nord, Cormack, & Cater-Steel).” Why Is IT Cultures So Important in Organizations Today? What is the big deal with information technology, yet alone, the importance of IT cultures in today’s organizations? Let’s begin with a simple definition of information technology, which is defined by Dr. Stephen Haag and Dr. Maeve Cummings, “as any computer-based tool that people use to work with information and support the information and information-processing needs of an organization (Haag & Cummings, p. 520).” IT (information technology) culture, also defined by Dr. Haag and Dr. Cummings, refers to “how the IT function is placed structurally within an organization and the organization’s philosophical approach to the development, deployment, and use of information technology (Haag & Cummings, pp. 48-49).” Organizations are built on ideas, values, and beliefs and to be successful for today and tomorrow, an organization must implement IT cultures into its foundation.
Because open-source projects like Android are visible to anyone to evaluate and give credibility to, the developers do a better job maintaining the quality of the product. Developers, however, will have no idea how iOS works and will not maintain the highest quality. Android’s operating system is open-source, which allows software developers willing to chime in to be able to fix and refine