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The Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP), described in RFC 951 [3-151, allows workstation initialization functions that go beyond the address resolution functions of ARP/RARP. The protocol gets it name from the fact that it is meant to be contained within a bootstrap ROM. BOOTP is designed for diskless clients that need information from a server, such as their own IP address, the server s IP address, or the name of a file (i.e., the boot file) to be loaded into memory and then executed. The client broadcasts a Boot Request packet, which is answered by a Boot Reply packet from the server. One of the significant differences between ARPRARP and BOOTP is the layer of protocol they address. ARP/RARP packets are contained within local network frames and are transmitted on the local network. BOOTP packets are contained within IP datagrams, contain a UDP header, and are transmitted on the internetwork. The designated server can, therefore, be several router hops away from the client. Two reserved port numbers are used: port 67 for the BOOTP Server and port 68 for the BOOTP Client. The individual fields of the BOOTPpacket are shown in Figure 3-8a. The OpCode (Op, 1 octet) specifies a BOOTREQUEST (Op = 1 ) or BOOTREPLY (Op = 2). Hardware address Type (Htype, 1 octet) and

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compares stocks to 10-year Treasury bonds, stocks appear to be reasonably valued. Based purely on the Fed model, optimists can buy in the hopes of strong profit growth and pessimists can sell on the expectation of profit disappointments and interest rate rises. Beyond the Fed model, however, valuations are dependent on growth rates and emotional swings.

would have behavior similar to that of the Alamouti code in (14.19) and as a group would allow for the generation of these additional 2 2 orthogonal signal matrices. The union of all the codes in (14.79) together with (14.19) is referred to as a super-orthogonal code set [39]. Whether all the constituents of (14.79) are needed to generate all the possible 4D signal points depends on the size of the constellation for the symbols x1 , x2 . For example, if x1 , x2 are chosen from a BPSK constellation (i.e., M = 2), then there are eight possible 2 2 orthogonal signal matrices that are realizations of the super-orthogonal code set and are given by {X} = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Creating a database is one of those actions that s the same as in MySQL. Remember to be logged in as the postgres administrative account to create the new database:

Management Studio can automatically generate an ALTER statement from an existing view. In Object Explorer, select the view and then choose Script View as Alter to New Query Editor Window from the context menu. If the view is no longer needed, it can be completely erased from the database using the DROP command:

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Linux systems that come with the ssh service already installed often are configured for it to start automatically. In Fedora and RHEL systems, the sshd daemon is started from the /etc/init.d/sshd startup script. To make sure the service is set up to start automatically in Fedora, RHEL, and other RPM-based Linux systems, type the following (as root user):

Select eth0 (your first network interface card) and click Edit. You have the following options: n Configure using DHCP Enables you to automatically obtain a DHCP address from your LAN if there is a DHCP server (such as Linksys or D-Link Routers). If you check here, you do not need to fill out anything else in this section. n Activate on boot Enables you to turn on your network connection during boot. Under most circumstances you will want to do so if you are using a LAN. n IP Address A four-octet number that uniquely identifies your computer address. Your system will have a unique IP on your LAN or WAN (wide area network) connection.