The TCP/IP protocol suite allows computers of all sizes, from many different computer vendors,
running totally different operating systems, to communicate with each other. It is quite amazing
because its use has far exceeded its original estimates. What started in the late 1960s as a
government-financed research project into packet switching networks has, in the 1990s, turned into the
most widely used form of networking between computerrs. It is truly an open system in that the
definition of the protocol suite and many of its implementations are publicly available at little or no
charge. It forms the basis for what is called the worldwide Internet, or the Internet, a wide area
network (WAN) of more than one million computers that literally spans the globe.
This chapter provides an overview of the TCP/IP protocol suite, to establish an adequate background
for the remaining chapters. For a historical perspective on the early development of TCP/IP see [Lynch
1993].
This document provides a guide to programming in TinyOS. It covers topics such as linking and namespaces in C, C++ and Java; interfaces and modules; tasks and concurrency; configurations and wiring; parameterized wiring; generic components; and design patterns. The document contains numerous code examples to illustrate concepts.
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This document is the user manual for XORP version 1.8-CT. It describes how to configure and operate a router running the XORP software. The manual contains information on XORP command structure and modes, how to configure network interfaces, firewall rules, routing protocols and other aspects of the XORP router. It is covered by an open source license and the community is encouraged to provide feedback and contributions to improve the manual.
The document is the user manual for OMNeT++ version 4.6. It contains 18 chapters that describe the modeling concepts, NED language, simple modules, messages, simulation library, graphics and animation, building simulations, configuring simulations, running simulations, result recording and analysis, eventlog, documenting models, testing, parallel distributed simulation, plug-in extensions, embedding the simulation kernel, NED reference, NED grammar, NED XML binding, NED functions, message definitions grammar, display string tags, configuration options, result file formats, and eventlog file format of the OMNeT++ discrete event network simulator.
The document describes Metasploit's Meterpreter, which is a payload that provides a full-featured remote shell for post-exploitation tasks. It discusses the technical details of Meterpreter including its protocol specification, defined TLVs (type-length-value structures), packet structure and flow. It also covers the various server and client extensions that Meterpreter provides as well as how to use Meterpreter and its built-in commands.
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This document provides a guide to programming in TinyOS. It covers topics such as linking and namespaces in C, C++ and Java; interfaces and modules; tasks and concurrency; configurations and wiring; parameterized wiring; generic components; and design patterns. The document contains numerous code examples to illustrate concepts.
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The document describes version 0.6 of the CircuiTikZ package. CircuiTikZ is a TikZ package for drawing electronic circuits. It was created by Massimo Redaelli in 2007 and is now maintained by Redaelli along with Stefan Lindner and Stefan Erhardt. The package provides commands for drawing common circuit elements like resistors, diodes, transistors, and allows for customization of styles.
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This document is a 241-page tutorial on the Perl 5 programming language. It was written by Chan Bernard Ki Hong and published in 2003. The document covers topics such as what Perl is, getting started with Perl, manipulating data structures, operators, conditionals, loops, and subroutines. It includes over 20 chapters to help readers learn Perl programming.
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This document is a tutorial for the Python programming language. It covers topics such as using Python as a calculator, basic programming concepts like variables and functions, built-in data types like lists and dictionaries, modules and packages, input/output functions, exceptions and errors, classes and object-oriented programming, and an overview of the Python standard library. The tutorial is intended for new Python programmers to help them learn the fundamentals of the language.
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1. La intensidad de corriente y la cantidad de sustancia corresponden a las magnitudes fundamentales en el S.L.U.M.P.
2. Las unidades de C en la ecuación dimensionalmente correcta son kg/m3.
3. La ecuación dimensional de la relación kp en la expresión W = ka + vp es T.
El documento presenta un texto escaneado para los alumnos de Geografía Humana. En él se abordan conceptos clave de esta disciplina como la distribución de la población, las actividades económicas y los recursos naturales. El autor, Francisco Miranda P, busca ofrecer una introducción general al tema para que los estudiantes comprendan los principios fundamentales de la geografía humana.
El documento describe el cálculo necesario para estimar el diámetro de una tubería de fierro fundido dúctil (FFD) que transportará 200 litros de agua por segundo a lo largo de 50 km. Se proporcionan los datos necesarios como la longitud de la tubería, el caudal de agua, la altura de bombeo y la viscosidad cinemática del agua. El cálculo iterativo implica asumir un diámetro inicial, calcular el número de Reynolds y el coeficiente de fricción, y luego recalcular el diámetro hasta que la diferencia sea
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2. Las unidades de C en la ecuación dimensionalmente correcta son kg/m3.
3. La ecuación dimensional de la relación kp en la expresión W = ka + vp es T.
El documento presenta un texto escaneado para los alumnos de Geografía Humana. En él se abordan conceptos clave de esta disciplina como la distribución de la población, las actividades económicas y los recursos naturales. El autor, Francisco Miranda P, busca ofrecer una introducción general al tema para que los estudiantes comprendan los principios fundamentales de la geografía humana.
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Despite its striking ability to avoid congestive losses in the absence of competition, TCP Vegas encounters
a potentially serious fairness problem when competing with TCP Reno, at least for the case when queue
capacity exceeds or is close to the transit capacity (19.7 TCP and Bottleneck Link Utilization). TCP Vegas
will try to minimize its queue use, while TCP Reno happily fills the queue. And whoever has more packets
in the queue has a proportionally greater share of bandwidth.
To make this precise, suppose we have two TCP connections sharing a bottleneck router R, the first using
TCP Vegas and the second using TCP Reno. Suppose further that both connections have a path transit
capacity of 10 packets, and R’s queue capacity is 40 packets. If 𝛼=3 and 𝛽=5, TCP Vegas might keep an
average of four packets in the queue. Unfortunately, TCP Reno then gobbles up most of the rest of the
queue space, as follows. There are 40-4 = 36 spaces left in the queue after TCP Vegas takes its quota, and
10 in the TCP Reno connection’s path, for a total of 46. This represents the TCP Reno connection’s network
ceiling, and is the point at which TCP Reno halves cwnd; therefore cwnd will vary from 23 to 46 with an
average of about 34. Of these 34 packets, if 10 are in transit then 24 are in R’s queue. If on average R has 24
packets from the Reno connection and 4 from the Vegas connection, then the bandwidth available to these
connections will also be in this same 6:1 proportion. The TCP Vegas connection will get 1/7 the bandwidth,
because it occupies 1/7 the queue, and the TCP Reno connection will take the other 6/7.
To put it another way, TCP Vegas is potentially too “civil” to compete with TCP Reno.
Even worse, Reno’s aggressive queue filling will eventually force the TCP Vegas cwnd to decrease; see
Exercise 4.0 below.
This Vegas-Reno fairness problem is most significant when the queue size is an appreciable fraction of the
path transit capacity. During periods when the queue is empty, TCPs Vegas and Reno increase cwnd at the
same rate, so when the queue size is small compared to the path capacity, TCP Vegas and TCP Reno are
much closer to being fair.
In 31.5 TCP Reno versus TCP Vegas we compare TCP Vegas with TCP Reno in simulation. With a transit
capacity of 220 packets and a queue capacity of 10 packets, TCPs Vegas and Reno receive almost exactly
the same bandwidth.
TCP Reno’s advantage here assumes a router with a single FIFO queue. That advantage can disappear
if a different queuing discipline is in effect. For example, if the bottleneck router used fair queuing (to
be introduced in 23.5 Fair Queuing) on a per-connection basis, then the TCP Reno connection’s queue
greediness would not be of any benefit, and both connections would get similar shares of bandwidth with
the TCP Vegas connection experiencing lower delay. See 23.6.1 Fair Queuing and Bufferbloat.
Let us next consider how TCP Vegas behaves when there is an increase in RTT due to the kind of cross
traff
This document provides an overview and tutorial for HADES, a digital circuit design and simulation tool. It covers installing and using HADES, including creating components, wiring circuits, simulating designs, and advanced features like hierarchical designs, scripting, and writing new components. The document is the HADES Tutorial version 0.92 from December 21, 2006 by Norman Hendrich of the University of Hamburg.
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Arm assembly language by Bournemouth UnversityStephan Cadene
This document provides an overview of ARM assembly language programming. It discusses the basics of assembly language and machine code instructions. It also covers the ARM architecture, instruction set, addressing modes, and example programs. The document is intended as a reference for learning ARM assembly language.
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Information extraction systems aspects and characteristicsGeorge Ang
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This document is the user's guide for version 0.5.0-dev of OpenOCD, dated January 4, 2011. OpenOCD is an open source tool that supports on-chip debugging of embedded systems using JTAG or SWD interfaces. The guide provides information on OpenOCD developer resources, supported debug adapter hardware, running OpenOCD, configuring OpenOCD projects, writing configuration files, daemon configuration, and more. It is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
This document is a book about MIPS Assembly Language Programming. It covers various topics related to MIPS assembly language such as data representation, memory organization, the MIPS instruction set, writing MIPS assembly programs, and using the SPIM simulator. The book is intended as a reference and contains tutorials, examples, and exercises to help the reader learn MIPS assembly programming.
The document provides tutorials and documentation on advanced stateful features in TRex, an open source traffic generation and emulation tool. It describes how TRex can generate stateful traffic at scale, emulate layers 3-7 protocols, and provide capabilities like GTP tunneling. The tutorials cover topics like configuring stateful profiles, running simulations, automation with Python, and clustering multiple TRex clients to generate high volumes of stateful traffic.
This thesis seeks to improve communication between a host computer and onboard peripherals of an existing low-cost robot used for teaching autonomous systems at University of Innsbruck. Several prototypes were evaluated to find the best solution, including a microcontroller board and single-board computers. The final solution uses an ATmega32 microcontroller programmed to read data from an Android phone and control the robot. Firmware was written for the microcontroller along with an Android application. This improved the robot's modularity and provides easy-to-use interfaces for students.