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$suites=@{1= Small Business ; 2= Enterprise ; 4= BackOffice ; 8= Communications ; 16= Terminal ; 32= Small Business Restricted ; 64= Embedded NT ;128= Data Center ; 256= Single User ; 512= Personal ;1024= Blade } Foreach ($Key in $suites.keys){if ($KvpObj.suiteMask -band $key) {$suites.$key}}

TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK= 1722720077 WIN=1717 Telnet R PORT=28207 <05>... TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK=l722720087 WIN= 1707 Telnet R PORT=28207 <05>... TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK=1722721371 WIN=2048 Telnet C PORT=28207 }... TCP D=28207 S=23 ACK=112068172 WIN=4096 Telnet R PORT=28207 <05>... TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK=1722722830 WIN=2048 Telnet C PORT=28207 ]\-<l I>\}... TCP D=28207 S=23 ACK=112068181 WIN=4096 Telnet R PORT=28207 <05>... TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK= 1722722834 wIN=2044 Telnet R PORT=28207 <05>... TCP D=23 S=28207 ACK=l722722844 WIN=2034

The Table Design window toolbar, shown in Figure 5-12, contains many buttons that assist in creating a new table definition.

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EXEC pSecurity_Assign @ContactCode = 118 , @LocationCode = W , @SecurityLevel = 5;

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Identify any laws in your country or multinational laws, if applicable to your company, relating to the import, export, or use of encryption. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Specifically consider the need to encrypt sensitive financial information that is considered company confidential. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________

Summary

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PBB-VPLS networks have a two-tier hierarchical network architecture. All I-VPLS components may share one or several B-VPLSs in the backbone network. In the backbone network, although all B-PE routers and IB-PE routers may be participating in the same B-VPLS (especially in N:1 mode), not all IB-PE routers are connected to all I-VPLS instances. If one I-VPLS instance needs to flood BUM traffic, the traffic is flooded to all ports in the bridge group (always respecting the Split-Horizon rule), including to the internal port of the backbone B-VPLS. When the backbone PBB-PE router receives this multipoint traffic from the internal port of the I-VPLS, how it handles the traffic is important from the perspective of efficiency of network bandwidth utilization. With no restrictions on the B-VPLS instance, any BUM traffic from the I-VPLS instances bound to that B-VPLS is flooded to all other B-PE routers participating in the same B-VPLS. The BUM traffic is then flooded through the entire backbone network, because the B-VPLS in the backbone network may be (and in fact is highly likely to be) fully meshed in the backbone network. If the I-VPLS that generates the BUM traffic is bound only to the B-VPLS in a few locations in the network, this flooding behavior in the backbone network is not efficient.

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