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Technological Constraints The changing needs of consumers and society in general are obvious. All these developments cause Internet traffic to double every few months, whereas CPU processing speed is only doubling about every year to year-and-a-half. Because of the far more rapid increase of Internet traffic levels, computation is still a constraint for network designers, particularly in the case of routers and switches. Typically, the computation (processing) limitations that apply to network design are associated with the processing of the routing table calculations, encryption and decryption of secured packets, accounting, incoming and outgoing access lists, or even normal packet forwarding. The processing of network traffic from IDSs may overload the sensor or appliance (such processing is CPU

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7.5.6. TripWire Tips You should follow a few simple policies and procedures in order to keep your Tripwire installation secure. First, don't leave the twpol.txt and twcfg.txt files that you used to generate your Tripwire database on your hard drive. Instead, store them somewhere off the server. If your system's security is compromised, as long as these files aren't available the intruder will not be able to view them to identify any unmonitored parts of your filesystem. Second, it's a good idea to change the Tripwire configuration and policy files so that your database is stored on some form of read-only media, such as a CD. This prevents anyone from being able to recreate your database with modifications, thus hiding root-kits or other malware. And finally, don't wait until your machine has been exposed to the Internet to install and configure Tripwire. It will serve you best when it's been installed on a clean machine and is able to begin keeping track of your filesystem from a fresh install. This way, you can be assured that you're not monitoring a system that has already been compromised.

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minute or two to listen. But I hadn't no luck somehow; I couldn't seem to find the place. But by and by, sure enough, I catched a glimpse of fire away through the trees. I went for it, cautious and slow. By and by I was close enough to have a look, and there laid a man on the ground. It most give me the fantods. He had a blanket around his head, and his head was nearly in the fire. I set there behind a clump of bushes in about six foot of him, and kept my eyes on him steady. It was getting gray daylight now. Pretty soon he gapped and stretched himself and hove off the blanket, and it was Miss Watson's Jim! I bet I was glad to see him. I says:

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CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE, REVISED (CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM) PART 72 POT

Static Versus Dynamic Routes Static route knowledge is administered manually by a network administrator who enters it into a router’s conﬁguration. The administrator must update this static route entry manually whenever an internetwork topology change requires an update. Dynamic route knowledge works differently. After a network administrator enters conﬁguration commands to start dynamic routing, the route knowledge automatically is updated by a routing process whenever new information is received from the inter- network. Changes in dynamic knowledge are exchanged between routers as part of the update process.

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Advances in Mathematical Economics pdf

The availability of information about the future is thus a critical consideration. But it cannot be supposed that the agents have a common view even of likelihoods. Indeed, no representation of the future can ever de- serve full trust. Too much will inevitably be unforseen. Moreover, this deeper level uncertainty is bound to affect attitudes of the agents in a Keynesian manner. As explained by Skidelsky [19, Chap. 4]: “for Keynes, money was a ‘store of value’ as well as a means of transactions; it was ‘above all a subtle device for linking the present and the future’.” The model presented here tries for the first time to account for this in the modeling of equilibrium by allowing utility of an agent to benefit from the retention of money. By treating money as a special kind of good which can store value, it skirts the customary view of the worth of goods being tied solely to their consumption.

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is the process of sending data from segment to segment based on the MAC address, what happens when data has to be sent to a remote network? The data is sent to the default gateway (commonly a router), which sends the data to its destination. The time spent sending the data from the switch to the router and then the time spent by the router taking the packet off the wire to read it is now eliminated or shortened drastically by implementing a multi- layer switch. This is because a Layer 3 switch is built into a Layer 2 switch so data does not have to be sent to a router; that is, the router is built into the circuitry of the switch so the data is routed as quickly as the switch can send it to itself – much quicker than one device trying to send data to another device. Now consider the speed at which a high-speed switch works. Con- sider the amount of packets that could be sent across that cable. Now you can start to see the benefits of a multilayer switch; having the two devices sandwiched together increases the efficiency of the transmission, thus speed- ing it up drastically as the volume of data increases.

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§ 20 Remarks Concerning Equations Of Higher Degree When we pass to equations of degree higher than the fourth we find that but little effective progress has been made. Often it is a matter of great difficulty to determine whether a given solution is the general solution of a given equation. Indeed this is true, to a large extent, of equations of the third and fourth degrees. Even here there are but few equations for which a general solution is known or for which it is known that no solution at all exists. As the degree of the equation increases, the generality of the known results decreases in a rapid ratio. Only the most special equations of degree higher than the fourth have been at all treated and for only a few of these is one able to answer the questions naturally propounded as to the existence or generality of solutions. (See Ex. 71, p. 116.) Several papers have been written on the problem of determining a sum of dif- ferent n th powers equal to an n th power; but the methods employed are largely tentative in character and the results are far from complete. Reference may be made to Barbette’s monograph of 154 quarto pages, entitled, “ Les sommes de

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For an applied bias larger than −1.0 V, a comparable responsivity was measured for both the vertical and lateral PIN detectors. Despite that the metallurgical junction is separated by merely 0.8µm, a lateral PIN detector showed a high absolute responsivity of ~0.9 A/W. The possible mechanisms accountable for such high responsivity could be attributed to the following reasons. Firstly, under high reversed bias, the intrinsic Ge region (i.e. between and beneath the metallurgical junction) was simulated to be totally depleted, as confirmed using MEDICI device simulator. When photon is absorbed to produce electron and hole pairs, the fringe field beneath the metallurgical junction enables the generated carriers to be collected by the electrode as photocurrent. Secondly, optical simulation shows that more than 80% of the incidence light travelling in the SOI waveguide is absorbed within the first 25 µm of the detector. Hence by leveraging on the long absorption length design, nearly all incidence photons will be expected to contribute to the achievement of high responsivity.

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Attorney ’ s Fees Awards Act, 42 U.S.C.A. § 1988. Gladys Pulliam, a Virginia state court magis- trate, had jailed two men for failure to post bail following their arrest for abusive language and public drunkenness. Under Virginia law, the defendants could not receive a jail sentence if convicted of these offenses. The plaintiffs sued under the federal civil rights act 42 U.S.C.A. § 1983 and obtained an injunction forbidding the judge to require bail for these offenses. The judge was also ordered to pay the defendants $8,000 as reimbursement for their attorneys ’ fees. Judges throughout the United States viewed the Pulliam decision as a serious ASSAULT on judicial immunity. The Conference of State Chief Justices, the JUDICIAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED STATES , the AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION , and the American Judges Association lobbied Congress to amend the law and overturn Pulliam. Finally, in the Federal Courts Improvement Act of 1996 (Pub. L. No. 104-317, 110 Stat. 3847), Congress inserted language that voided the decision. The amendment prohibits injunctive relief in a § 1983 action against a “ judicial officer for an act or omission taken in such officer ’ s judicial capacity ” unless “ a declaratory decree was violated or declaratory relief was unavailable. ” In addition, language was added to § 1988 that precludes the award of costs and attorney ’ s fees against judges acting in their official capacity.

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10.45 5.6 The SEM images of catalysts with MnO 2 -Co 3 O 4 -CeO 2 loading on cordierite were shown on figure 3.40 and 3.41. At low magnification, the distribution of active phase on substrates was observed. Both catalysts MnO 2 -Co 3 O 4 -CeO 2 /AlCe 0.2 Zr 0.05 O 2 / cordierite (Ca.7) and MnO 2 -Co 3 O 4 -CeO 2 /cordierite (Ca.4) had the substrates covered completely by active phase. Because the mixed oxides were loaded on cordierite from homogeneous solution of Mn, Co and Ce, the surface of catalysts were very porous with many pores. However, the differences between the catalysts with and without supports of two catalysts was noticed at high magnification. When the active phase was impregnated on cordierite directly from solution, there was formation of clusters which had a size of approximately 50 – 200 nm (fig.3.40b). It is difficult to estimate the size of particle which formed cluster when capturing the cluster‟s surface, but when observing the edge of a cluster, particles of about 30 nm gathering to yield cluster (fig. 3.40c). Especially, the particles forming cluster in catalyst using support AlCe 0.2 Zr 0.05 O 2 was smaller than 30 nm, may be just a few nm (fig. 3.41 b and c). The active phase was distributed uniformly on the surface of DD-ACZ (AlCe 0.2 Zr 0.05 O 2 / cordierite), in addition, the cluster was formed with smaller particles and more porous, which made an advantage in increasing contact‟s area between catalyst and exhausted gases. Therefore, the catalyst deposited on AlCe 0.2 Zr 0.05 O 2 /cordierite will be studied further.

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Montezuma’s revenge . See also traveller’s diarrhoea (traveler’s diarrhea) . Delphi technique A method of forecasting future developments by a group of experts, in which a sequence of questionnaires and feedback of information representing a group view is used to reach a consensus. The method uses the advantages of group decision-making without such disadvantages as the influence of dominating members and the reluctance of members to change their views. Well-known applications of the method include, i.a., studies of future trends in tourism in Austria, Switzerland and Canada. Although the technique originated and has been most exten- sively used in forecasting, it has been also used to identify and assess other complex problems.

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CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE REVISED CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM PART 102 DOCX

angle of reﬂection The angle between the reﬂected ray and the normal. ANSI American National Standards Institute. application layer Layer 7 of the OSI reference model. This layer provides services to application processes (such as e-mail, ﬁle transfer, and terminal emulation) that are outside the OSI reference model. The application layer identiﬁes and establishes the availability of intended communication partners (and the resources required to con- nect with them), synchronizes cooperating applications, and establishes agreement on procedures for error recovery and control of data integrity.

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Since both series by Leibniz’s criterion are conditionally convergent at the endpoints of the interval of convergence, the power series for f x is also convergent for x = ±1.. It is poss[r]

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In this paper, we define a novel utility function for each user that is a function of its channel status, its required ser- vice as well as the load condition of the corresponding serv- ing base station. This new definition of the utility function incorporates the information of both the network side (chan- nel) and the user side (rate and delay) in a unified way for ra- dio resource allocation. We focus our attention on the down- link resources (i.e., power and bandwidth), which is consid- ered to be the bottleneck in multiservice systems [ 6 ]. To de- sign such a scheme, we take into account the system varia- tions in the physical layer as well as the tra ﬃ c load of the base stations.

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The microstructural transformation and dynamical properties in sodium silicate: Molecular dynamics simulation

The additional network-modifying cation oxide breaking up this network by the generation of nonbridging O atoms and it has a slight effect on the topology of SiOx and OSiy units. Moreover, the diffusion of network- former atom in sodium-silicate melt is anomaly and diffusion coefficient for sodium atom is much larger than for oxygen or silicon atom. The simulation proves two diffusion mechanisms of the network-former atoms and modifier atoms.

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MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2008 R2 UNLEASHED P51 PPS

The Windows account does not have to be a member of the Windows administrators group. In fact, exclusion from the administrators group is recommended in most cases. This approach adheres to the principle of least privileges, which says that you should limit the amount of security provided to only that which is needed. In many cases, inclusion in the administrators group is not needed and only increases exposure to security threats. The Windows account you choose with the This Account option must have certain secu- rity rights to be able to function as the startup account for SQL Server. The account must have permission to log on as a service. You can set this permission and others by using the Local Security Policy application, which can be found under Administrative Tools. You can select the Local Policies node and then select User Rights Assignment to display a list of all the security settings, including Log On as a Service Policy. You should make sure the account you chose or the group that it is in is included in this policy.

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A scalable attack graph generation for network security management

A valid path detection algorithm was also formulated to determine the most critical and valid paths needed within an Attack Graph for the purpose network security risk assessment. The results showed that the proposed model alleviates redundancy in Attack Graphs. This will assist the security administrator in making reasonable decision on the security risk management of the network systems.

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Check Point IPS R75.40 Administration Guide potx

All IP fragments will be blocked; fragmented packets will be dropped. DShield Storm Center The range and sophistication of the techniques used by hackers to penetrate private networks is ever increasing. However, few organizations are able to maintain up-to-date protection against the latest attacks. Network Storm Centers are collaborative initiatives that were set up to help security administrators maintain the most up-to-date solutions to security threats to their networks. Storm Centers achieve this by gathering logging information about attacks and sharing it with other organizations from around the world. Storm Centers collate and present reports on threats to network security in a timely and effective manner. The IPS Storm Center module is included in the Check Point Security Gateway. It enables communication between the Network Storm Centers and the organizations requiring network security information.

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When you are working on a Linux or UNIX system, the resources you will nearly always have at hand are your system man pages. This means a copious amount of free and detailed information regarding your specific system is available, and man pages are highly recommended. With that said, although man pages usually are accurate, they are not always understandable or easy to read. In all, I would advise you to take the rough with the smooth.

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BÁO CÁO HÓA HỌC: " RESEARCH ARTICLE A UTILITY-BASED DOWNLINK RADIO RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR MULTISERVICE CELLULAR DS-CDMA NETWORKS" DOCX

A novel framework is proposed to model downlink resource allocation problem in multiservice direct-sequence code division multiple-access (DS-CDMA) cellular networks. This framework is based on a defined utility function, which leads to utilizing the network resources in a more eﬃcient way. This utility function quantifies the degree of utilization of resources. As a matter of fact, using the defined utility function, users’ channel fluctuations and their delay constraints along with the load conditions of all BSs are all taken into consideration. Unlike previous works, we solve the problem with the general objective of maximizing the total network utility instead of maximizing the achieved utility of each base station (BS). It is shown that this problem is equivalent to finding the optimum BS assignment throughout the network, which is mapped to a multidimensional multiple-choice knapsack problem (MMKP). Since MMKP is NP-hard, a polynomial-time suboptimal algorithm is then proposed to develop an eﬃcient base-station assignment. Simulation results indicate a significant performance improvement in terms of achieved utility and packet drop ratio.

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U ( y ) = 冕 ∞ −∞ u ( x ) e −2 ␲ ixy dx (2.2) U is the Fourier transform of u , and u is the inverse Fourier transform of U . We have used a general pair of variables, x and y , for the two transform domains, but in the very widespread application of these transforms in spectral analysis of time-dependent waveforms, we choose t and f , associated with time and frequency. We take the transforms in this form, with 2 ␲ in the exponential (so that in spectral analysis, for example, we use the frequency

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GOOGLE HACKING FOR PENETRATION TESTER - PART 27 POTX

username | userid | employee.ID | “your username is” As we’ll see in Chapter 9, there are many different ways to obtain a username from a target system. Even though a username is the less important half of most authentication mecha- nisms, it should at least be marginally protected from outsiders. Figure 7.5 shows that even sites that reveal very little information in the face of a barrage of probing Google queries return many potentially interesting results to this query.To avoid implying anything negative about the target used in this example, some details of the figure have been edited.

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Besides, it can be also_ proved that there is a one-to-one correspondence between the set of normalized Polish expressions _of length 2n_−_1 and the set of slicing structures with n modu[r]

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R1 receives the stream of encoded bits on its interface. The bits are decoded and passed up to Layer 2, where R1 decapsulates the frame. The router examines the destination address of the data link frame to determine if it matches the receiving interface, including a broadcast or multicast address. If there is a match with the data portion of the frame, the IP packet is passed up to Layer 3, where R1 makes its routing decision. R1 then re-encapsulates the packet into a new Layer 2 data link frame and forwards it out the outbound interface as a stream of encoded bits.

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U ( y ) = 冕 ∞ −∞ u ( x ) e −2 ␲ ixy dx (2.2) U is the Fourier transform of u , and u is the inverse Fourier transform of U . We have used a general pair of variables, x and y , for the two transform domains, but in the very widespread application of these transforms in spectral analysis of time-dependent waveforms, we choose t and f , associated with time and frequency. We take the transforms in this form, with 2 ␲ in the exponential (so that in spectral analysis, for example, we use the frequency

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R1 receives the stream of encoded bits on its interface. The bits are decoded and passed up to Layer 2, where R1 decapsulates the frame. The router examines the destination address of the data link frame to determine if it matches the receiving interface, including a broadcast or multicast address. If there is a match with the data portion of the frame, the IP packet is passed up to Layer 3, where R1 makes its routing decision. R1 then re-encapsulates the packet into a new Layer 2 data link frame and forwards it out the outbound interface as a stream of encoded bits.

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Manufacturers of wireless LAN equipment have lowered the prices so much that it is now a feasible alternative for home networks. Rather than wiring your house for Ethernet to connect your PCs, you can buy a wireless base station and a couple of wireless cards and use the Internet from any room in your house (or outside for that matter). Many busi- ness conventions now offer free wireless Internet access to their attendees via wireless sta- tions. There are grassroots campaigns to create free Internet access for neighborhoods outside the reach of DSL or cable by using public wireless access points. Wide deploy- ment of wireless LAN technology is definitely here to stay, and sooner or later you will probably have to deal with it.

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Network and systems structure: Like team AdvantagesFlexible, dynamicDisadvantages Lack stability => Network structure: It is increasingly the structure for the Modern organizations in fast moving and competitive environment.It is also the design for multinational companies.

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Lecture CCNA security partner - Chapter 9: Firewall Fundamentals and Network Address Translation

This chapter explains the operations of the different types of firewall technologies and the role they play in network access control and security architectures. It also describes guidelines for firewall rule set creation. The chapter then describes the function and building blocks of Network Address Translation.

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Report Contents XML File Optionally, all columns can also have their displayInReport value set to either true or false. The default is true, meaning that the column is displayed in the report. If the value is set to false, the column is hidden. This feature can be used to customize the report output view without changing the SQL query. It is also useful when formatting currency requires a reference column to tell the formatter what currency it is.

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42 THE FRACTAL STRUCTURE OF DATA REFERENCE A general-purpose technique exists for generating synthetic patterns of ref- erence, which is also capable of producing references that conform to the hierarchical reuse model. This technique is based upon the concept of stack distance, or the depth at which previously referenced data items appear in the

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BÁO CÁO HÓA HỌC: "EDITORIAL ADVANCES IN PROPAGATION MODELING FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS" PPTX

Acknowledgments We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to the authors for contributing to this special issue and to the reviewers for providing prompt and detailed remarks that helped improve the quality of the manuscripts. We also wish to thank the Editor-in-Chief and the editorial o ﬃ ce for their support through the entire editing process. Finally, C. Oestges acknowledges the contribution of the European Commission through the FP7 research program (European Network of Excellence NEWCOM++, which started in January 2008 for a period of 3 years). C. Oestges and J-i. Takada are also members of the European COST 2100 Action.

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P k Ử P 1 k = 2 P T k = 2 ; đ 1:31 ỡ where P 1 k = 2 is reserved for a lower-triangular matrix, and P T k = 2 is its transpose. In linear algebra, the Cholesky factor P 1 k = 2 is commonly referred to as the square root of the matrix P k . Accordingly, any variant of the Kalman filtering algorithm based on the Cholesky factorization is referred to as square-root filtering. The important point to note here is that the matrix product P 1 k = 2 P T k = 2 is much less likely to become indefinite, because the product of any square matrix and its transpose is always positive- definite. Indeed, even in the presence of roundoff errors, the numerical conditioning of the Cholesky factor P 1 k = 2 is generally much better than that of P k itself.

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Theorem 1.4 is a regularity theorem in the spirit of Harish-Chandra. Since we only assume that our distribution is P invariant, this theorem in the case of GL( n ) is stronger than Harish-Chandra’s regularity theorem. This means that several new ideas and techniques are needed. Some of the ideas can be found in [Ber] and [Ral]. We shall also use extensively a stronger version of the regularity theorem due to Wallach [Wal]. Before going into the details of the proof we would like to mention two key parts of the proof which are new. We believe that these results and ideas will turn out to be very useful in the study of certain Gelfand-Graev models. These models were studied in the p -adic case by Steve Rallis.

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Why is fast convergence desirable in networks that use dynamic routing protocols? Hosts are unable to access their gateway until the network is converged. Routers will not allow packets to be forwarded until the network is converged. Routers may make incorrect forwarding decisions until the network has converged. Routers will not allow configuration changes to be made until the network has converged. 14.

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R1 receives the stream of encoded bits on its interface. The bits are decoded and passed up to Layer 2, where R1 decapsulates the frame. The router examines the destination address of the data link frame to determine if it matches the receiving interface, including a broadcast or multicast address. If there is a match with the data portion of the frame, the IP packet is passed up to Layer 3, where R1 makes its routing decision. R1 then re-encapsulates the packet into a new Layer 2 data link frame and forwards it out the outbound interface as a stream of encoded bits.

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R1 receives the stream of encoded bits on its interface. The bits are decoded and passed up to Layer 2, where R1 decapsulates the frame. The router examines the destination address of the data link frame to determine if it matches the receiving interface, including a broadcast or multicast address. If there is a match with the data portion of the frame, the IP packet is passed up to Layer 3, where R1 makes its routing decision. R1 then re-encapsulates the packet into a new Layer 2 data link frame and forwards it out the outbound interface as a stream of encoded bits.

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It is also possible to add a bass note to the block chords, playing it with the fifth fin- ger of the left hand.. This is achieved by omitting certain chord components ( u[r]

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The FBI is an optical fiber bus interface board. It is used for interconnections of voice TSs and intermodule communication TSs between a nearend module and a central module. It provides a transmission capacity of 2048 TSs (16 pieces of 8M HW). An FBI can be set as a remote, medium or nearend FBI by means of replacing the optical module. The FBI is located in a switching network shelf, BRMI or BRMT. Its hardware version is B980204.

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