... -medium size businesses. It can function as a Web server and/or a workgroup (or branch office) server. It can be part of a two-way symmetric multiprocessing system. NT 4.0 servers can be upgraded to this server. * Windows 2000 Advanced Server, aimed at being a network operating system server and/or an application server, including those involving large databases. This server facilitates ... clustering and load-balancing. NT 4.0 servers with up to eight-way SMP can upgrade to this product. * Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, designed for large data warehouses, online transaction processing ...

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... information. SSL encryption uses secret code to scramble the protected data. Our applications reside on an extensible fleet of web servers, which are peer-level redundant. Only these servers can be access via a Web URL; the web servers communicate with the back-end database servers to store and retrieve information and data. Data are stored in the Database. File attachments are stored in a separate ... file sharing system. All file attachments are scanned with anti-virus software before being stored on the file servers. Virtual private network (VPN) is used for backend Web site manageme...

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... click and the information appears on the screen. The first intention of the Web, as it is referred to, was not to create a sea of web servers and surfers. The Department of Defense created it for it's own use, to keep contact with all of the locations throughout the world, making it easier ... on the network. Users can execute a single query that results in an organized list of all matching information across all servers throughout the enterprise and onto the Internet. As recent as two years ago, Intranets didn't exist. Now the market for internal web ... -servers are rapidly increasing....

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... -up- batches of cross-linked HTML documents. There was only one web server at CERN but by the end of 1992 there were over 50 web servers in the world. Most of these web servers were located at universities or other research centers and they were using line-mode interfaces. By June of 1999 there were more than 720,000 public information ... servers and in April of 2001 there were more than 24 million servers across the world. In 1993 Marc Andreessen, an undergraduate student at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, was working on a project for the National ... ...

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... security devices than as a means of preventing broken networking software or hardware from crashing wide-area networks. In those days, malformed packets or bogus routes frequently crashed systems and disrupted servers. Desperate network managers installed screening systems to reduce the damage that could happen if a subnet's routing tables got confused or if a system's Ethernet card malfunctioned. When companies began connecting to ... . This development has produced a basis conflict, the firewall is in the way of the things users want to do. A second problem has arisen as many sites wan...

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... filters daily with the click of a button. SearchWatch, restricts searching for objectionable material in all search engines. ChatBlock, blocks access to Web-based chat sites and all Internet Relay Chat servers. Prices for these software packages range from twenty dollars to fifty dollars and offer updates at additional charges. For every method of physically restricting access to Internet sites there is ... with before and some extremely innovative solutions will be produced. Will these innovations be enough to keep our children safe from predators and pedafiles? Software, better regula...

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... eventually became a part of their daily lives. In these times many processes that involve and depended on paperwork were now relied on servers, which were machines that help us relay the information to and from our computer. These servers containing our personal information can help us identify ourselves throughout the internet. However, there are many ways in which information can be used ... ...

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... a distributed database would be more for their liking. This allows the enterprise to replicate and distribute copies or parts of their databases to other network servers around the world. Not only can this information reside on servers, but also on the World Wide Web, corporate intranets, and extranets. The database management system is a set of computer programs that controls the creation, maintenance ... ...

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... . He imagined combining the internet with hypertext, he then "worked with other scientists to work on the idea and created HTTP"(Friar 38), a language used to communicate between servers and client programs; and URL, a system to identify files. "In 1990 he released a program called the WorldWideWeb, his invention went unnoticed until word got out and it suddenly became ... ...

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... by storing their cookies. It is a text file that a Web server automatically sends to your PC when you browse certain Web pages. They are stored on your hard drive so servers can access them when you return to pages you've visited before. Cookies have information that identifies the user, for example: login or username, passwords and shopping cart information. When ... ...

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... discussions of sensitive topics while others fulfill fantasies and harmlessly role play under the cover of a false identity in chat rooms. There are people on the internet who use anonymous servers as more than a way to avoid responsibility for controversial remarks. Cases of harassment and abuse have become increasingly frequent, aided by a cloak of secrecy. There are also problems with frauds ... ...

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... used alone or as an integrated module of mySAP, a Web based Enterprise Resource Planning package (ERP) for customers that do not wish to maintain an ERP system on their own servers. "The mySAP HR E-Recruiting tool comes with a number of new features such as the Talent Warehouse, a central database of employees and external candidates that provides users with an overview and ... ...

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... by the user. For example, reading a web page entails no radio activity; however, a large enterprise resource planning or customer relationship management application has much more interaction between the clients and servers and will cause much more radio activity than office applications such as e-mail. A white paper written by Extreme Networks, explains that for organizations with wired networks well established, a wireless and ... ...

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