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whitepaper Getting Started with LINQ to XML2008-11-05 Global Knowledge
  LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query. This new technology comes built into the NET Framework 3.5 and can be used with any of the different languages that run under NET. When using the features provided by LINQ, the developer now has the capability to query different types of data structures with a SQL-like query language that is native to the source code. Using LINQ, the developer can write a compact query expression that can be applied to all in-memory information. This white paper will discuss the basics of LINQ to XML, including what it is, why you should use it, and when.

Tags: XML, Data Center, Database Applications		   
whitepaper WAN Optimization for Government: Accelerating the Distributed Network2008-01-29 Blue Coat Systems
  Listen to this podcast and learn more about the situation the Air National Guard (ANG) was facing with its network, which connects more than 200 locations in 54 states and territories. Instead of increasing bandwidth, the proper solution turned out to be the Blue Coat ProxySG. Enforcement and acceleration go hand in hand because of the network overhead in policy enforcement.

Tags: IP Technologies, Network Design, Collaborative Web, Enterprise Architecture		   
whitepaper Going Global with Geolocation2008-10-10 Quova
  Written by acclaimed author and industry expert John Yunker of Byte Level Research, this 16-page white paper:
  • Explains how geolocation uses a Web visitor's IP address to identify their physical location
  • Demonstrates how you can tailor your Web content to your visitors' specific needs ? use their language; tailor your messages; serve local advertising; quote local prices
  • Explores how geolocation can improve click-through, reduce drop-off rates, increase loyalty and increase sales


Tags: Site Marketing		   
whitepaper Multicast - What Is It?2008-10-03 Global Knowledge
  When multiple receivers are required to get the same data at approximately the same time, multicast is a more efficient way of delivering data than unicast. A unicast packet has a single source IP address and a single destination IP address. A multicast packet has a single source IP, but it has a multicast destination IP address that will be delivered to a group of receivers. This white paper explains the advantages of multicast over unicast delivery.

Tags: Wide Area Networks (WAN), Bandwidth Issues, IP Technologies, Network Administration		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Understanding the Technology Inside the Citrix Branch Repeater (Level 300)2008-09-04 Microsoft
  The Citrix Branch Repeater is an appliance built to optimize branch infrastructure by using Wide Area Network (WAN) optimization technology to centralize key branch workloads, while maintaining local access to critical Windows-based services. By distributing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name System (DNS), file services, and print services at the branch office, network administrators are able to reallocate bandwidth to higher priority use, and the IT organization is less dependent on WAN availability to deliver basic services to the branch. The presenter gives inside look at the Citrix Branch Repeater to show what the appliance does and how it works.

Tags: TCP - IP, IP Technologies		   
whitepaper Cisco IPv6 Certification Testing2008-09-01 Cisco Systems
  The term "IPv6 Capable Product" as used in this paper, means any product that meets the minimum set of mandated requirements, appropriate to its Product Class, necessary for it to interoperate with other IPv6 products employed in DoD IPv6 networks. This paper, commonly referred to as the IPv6 Product Profiles, attempts to categorize network devices into subsets based on functionality or place in the network, as well as, the requirements that each profile must meet to ensure IPv6 capability. The requirements are generated using IETF RFC descriptions to ensure a standards-based approach.   
whitepaper Addressing Video Processing Challenges with the IP Mulitimedia Subsystem2008-09-01 Dialogic
  The market place is demanding video content at a rapid rate. For mobile handset users, the challenge of having video on their handsets has been hampered by the handsets' limited bandwidth access and processing power to convert between the many formats available. This white paper discusses how the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) network can be used to convert video content so that it is accessible to any user, and how network-based processing techniques could be applied to a wide variety of applications.

Tags: Bandwidth Issues, IP Technologies, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Wireless		   
whitepaper Linux Journal: The Hosting Service Provider for Superior IP Performance2008-06-16 Verio
  When you're tasked with ensuring the highest possible performance levels for IP applications, your choice for a hosting service provider is clearly Verio.

Verio's robust portfolio of Linux-based services delivers state-of-the-art performance, reliability, and security. Verio Linux VPS, Linux MPS, and dedicated servers are based on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system to deliver the best of opensource technology and the stability of a true enterprise-class platform.

Verio and its parent company, NTT Communications, helped shape the IP industry and continuously invest in a worldclass global tier network designed exclusively to move Internet traffic fast. The data-only network provides high-volume transport at commercial-strength bandwidths. There are no voice ride-alongs to impede the flow of traffic.

Read this paper for the seven reasons why a vast number of professionals in the Linux community rely on the world-class services Verio provides.

Tags: IP Technologies, MSP, Resources Mgmt., Strategic Planning, Linux Server OS		   
whitepaper With .tv a New Rich Media Star Is Launched on the World Stage2008-06-13 Verisign
  Hollywood.TV wanted to provide 24/7 access for a worldwide audience to view online celebrity-related materials at their own convenience and find a vehicle for communication through the Internet that doesn't impose the traditional limitations and restrictions of television. The challenge was to define a name for the venture that transcended cultural and linguistic barriers and discover breakthrough opportunities in highly established industry renowned for being closely controlled and regulated by an entrenched core group. The company deployed .tv Domain Name with which they have a machine to take any brand from zero to hero in one click.

Tags: Web Services		   
whitepaper Arcor AG & Co. KG Achieves Highly Flexible Service Provisioning and Ensures Data Availability2008-06-01 Oracle
  Arcor wanted to develop an efficient and highly flexible service infrastructure to facilitate provisioning for the company's triple-play and other offerings and automate configuration of different network elements in the Arcor Internet Protocol (IP) network. The challenge was to enable self care and self provisioning capabilities and ensure transaction security, stability, failure safety, and high performance. Arcor reduced provisioning times for IP services significantly and integrated new IP services into provisioning cycles rapidly with the Oracle-based Xyna Service Factory and introduced Xyna Service Factory in a geographically redundant cluster environment - which spanned two separate computer centers - to ensure 99.999% availability.

Tags: Database Management, Database Applications		   


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