Coax Cable that found in many cable TV installation provide lucrative ways to deliver Internet signal upon it. So we can provide multimedia services without new rewiring.
Comcast metro ethernet enterprise services overviewtimmurphycomcast
This document provides information about Comcast's Metro Ethernet services. It summarizes Comcast's network infrastructure, customer base, and revenue growth. It then describes Comcast's Ethernet network services portfolio, including Ethernet Private Line, Ethernet Virtual Private Line, Ethernet Network Service, and Ethernet Dedicated Internet. The document emphasizes Comcast's network diversity, scalability, reliability, and local support as benefits for business customers.
The document describes several networking and security products from ComNet including: HD digital video extenders over fiber, optical Wiegand and card reader data extenders, self-managed and managed Ethernet switches with various port configurations, Ethernet media converters for electrical to optical signal conversion, contact closure transmitters and receivers, and a video/data/intercom extender over fiber. The products provide solutions for networking, access control, video transmission, and industrial I/O extension over fiber or copper connections.
The document discusses how Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) can help address scaling challenges in service provider Ethernet networks. PBB introduces a backbone MAC and service identifier tag that encapsulates customer traffic. This allows hiding customer MAC addresses within the network core and provides up to 16 million service instances. The document explains how PBB can be used on its own in native Ethernet networks or combined with Hierarchical Virtual Private LAN Service (H-VPLS) to reduce the number of label switched paths and pseudowires needed for large VPLS implementations.
Comcast Business Class Ethernet Dedicated Internet (EDI) Service
is a simple, reliable and more fl exible option to traditional private line
dedicated Internet access services, providing higher bandwidth and
increased efficiencies
The TR-WMX-3.5-pBS pico Base Station is a WiMAX product that:
1) Adheres to IEEE 802.16-2004 standards and is based on Wavesat products, providing a comprehensive WiMAX product family.
2) Offers future-proof features like remote software management and is Airsync-ready for autonomous QoS and real-time provisioning.
3) Has a low-cost design, high quality, and ease of installation making it suitable for incremental network build-outs and guaranteed high-bandwidth applications.
The document discusses IERU's FTTx solution concept called FTTB, which uses Metro Ethernet technology for primary access and aggregation. Key elements of the solution include the DM2104, DM3000, and DM705 devices. The DM705 acts as an encapsulation node for transporting TDM services over the IP/Ethernet infrastructure. The solution provides flexibility, protection, intelligence, and support for both IP/Ethernet and TDM networks/services. Network management is provided by the DmView NMS.
The TR-WMX-5.8-pBS is a pico base station that adheres to IEEE 802.16-2004 WiMAX standards and provides wireless broadband connectivity for outdoor applications. It is part of Tranzeo's comprehensive WiMAX product family and offers a turn-key solution for last-mile communication. The pico base station has a low-cost design, high quality, and ease of installation to ensure low deployment costs. It is managed by Tranzeo's advanced Element Management System to allow for remote upgrades and software management.
Comcast metro ethernet enterprise services overviewtimmurphycomcast
This document provides information about Comcast's Metro Ethernet services. It summarizes Comcast's network infrastructure, customer base, and revenue growth. It then describes Comcast's Ethernet network services portfolio, including Ethernet Private Line, Ethernet Virtual Private Line, Ethernet Network Service, and Ethernet Dedicated Internet. The document emphasizes Comcast's network diversity, scalability, reliability, and local support as benefits for business customers.
The document describes several networking and security products from ComNet including: HD digital video extenders over fiber, optical Wiegand and card reader data extenders, self-managed and managed Ethernet switches with various port configurations, Ethernet media converters for electrical to optical signal conversion, contact closure transmitters and receivers, and a video/data/intercom extender over fiber. The products provide solutions for networking, access control, video transmission, and industrial I/O extension over fiber or copper connections.
The document discusses how Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) can help address scaling challenges in service provider Ethernet networks. PBB introduces a backbone MAC and service identifier tag that encapsulates customer traffic. This allows hiding customer MAC addresses within the network core and provides up to 16 million service instances. The document explains how PBB can be used on its own in native Ethernet networks or combined with Hierarchical Virtual Private LAN Service (H-VPLS) to reduce the number of label switched paths and pseudowires needed for large VPLS implementations.
Comcast Business Class Ethernet Dedicated Internet (EDI) Service
is a simple, reliable and more fl exible option to traditional private line
dedicated Internet access services, providing higher bandwidth and
increased efficiencies
The TR-WMX-3.5-pBS pico Base Station is a WiMAX product that:
1) Adheres to IEEE 802.16-2004 standards and is based on Wavesat products, providing a comprehensive WiMAX product family.
2) Offers future-proof features like remote software management and is Airsync-ready for autonomous QoS and real-time provisioning.
3) Has a low-cost design, high quality, and ease of installation making it suitable for incremental network build-outs and guaranteed high-bandwidth applications.
The document discusses IERU's FTTx solution concept called FTTB, which uses Metro Ethernet technology for primary access and aggregation. Key elements of the solution include the DM2104, DM3000, and DM705 devices. The DM705 acts as an encapsulation node for transporting TDM services over the IP/Ethernet infrastructure. The solution provides flexibility, protection, intelligence, and support for both IP/Ethernet and TDM networks/services. Network management is provided by the DmView NMS.
The TR-WMX-5.8-pBS is a pico base station that adheres to IEEE 802.16-2004 WiMAX standards and provides wireless broadband connectivity for outdoor applications. It is part of Tranzeo's comprehensive WiMAX product family and offers a turn-key solution for last-mile communication. The pico base station has a low-cost design, high quality, and ease of installation to ensure low deployment costs. It is managed by Tranzeo's advanced Element Management System to allow for remote upgrades and software management.
Field mobile tetra flex fmt ver 1 0 highresсергей пехов
The Field Mobile TetraFlex (FMT) is a compact yet fully functional two-carrier TETRA communication system housed in a 19" modular rack. It has been designed for flexible and rapid deployment in mobile field operations. The FMT provides mission-critical communication capabilities and can be easily integrated into larger networks. It offers scalable capacity and interoperability with other legacy communication systems.
01 mc will v6 architecture&system functions (by zhao xiaojun)Kao Hul
The document summarizes McWiLL Multimedia Trunking System, an integrated wireless communication system provided by Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology Inc. The system provides voice trunking, data trunking, and broadband data services. It includes core network products like SAG3000, SAG2000, HLR3000, DNSS3000, iM3000, iMC2000, CB3000, and DCS1000 that allow for functions like group calls, dynamic channel assignment, push to talk, and billing. The system is presented as providing equivalent performance to TETRA and iDEN systems for voice and data trunking, while also supporting multimedia transmission over broadband wireless networks.
The document provides specifications for the ECM Ethernet Customer Modem and the EMM Ethernet Master Modem, which are products in Teleste's Ethernet to the Home (ETTH) platform. The ECM provides a symmetrical 100 Mbps data connection to end users through existing coaxial wall outlets, while the EMM supports up to 32 ECMs (or 16 with VLAN tagging) and connects to virtual fiber or other Ethernet data sources. Both devices utilize an ingress-tolerant OFDM modulation over a 3-34 MHz frequency band to deliver high-speed connectivity over existing coaxial infrastructure without replacing equipment.
This document summarizes several case studies of rural connectivity projects implemented using wireless networking technologies like WiMAX. It discusses point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connectivity established between different locations for enterprises like pharmaceutical companies, hotels, and municipal corporations to enable services like centralized billing, wireless internet access, and video surveillance. The document also provides brief descriptions of McWiLL network architecture and Xinwei Telecom technology for rural connectivity and their key features.
The T3 PowerBroadband system provides power and broadband connectivity over existing telephone wires. It uses patented Adaptive Line Power to deliver up to 75Mbps connectivity and power to WallPlates up to 2,000 feet from a central T3 Switch. The system supports both Ethernet and 802.11 wireless networks through WallPlates to enable revenue-generating services like high-speed internet, IPTV, and VOIP without requiring electrical outlets. It can be managed through an intuitive web-based interface and integrates with network management systems.
The document provides an overview of the physical layer of the McWill air interface protocol. The physical layer is responsible for signal transmission and reception, coding and decoding, synchronization, channel quality evaluation, and interfacing with upper layers. It uses techniques such as OFDMA, code spreading, and adaptive modulation to provide flexibility, high capacity, and performance while combating interference. Key aspects covered include frame structure, synchronization signals, physical channels, and signal processing methods for the downlink and uplink.
Comcast offers Ethernet Private Line Service, which provides dedicated high-bandwidth connectivity between two customer sites using Comcast's fiber network. The service allows customers to connect their customer premise equipment at both sites with flexible bandwidth options up to 10Gbps. It offers three classes of service and redundant paths can be provided for added reliability. Comcast monitors and supports the private line network 24/7 through their network operations center.
The document discusses underlying technologies for computer networks including transmission media, local area networks (LANs) like Ethernet and Token Ring, switching methods like circuit switching and packet switching, wide area networks (WANs) like PPP, X.25 and Frame Relay, interconnecting devices, and differences between shared media and switched LAN architectures. It provides details on CSMA/CD and IEEE 802 standards for Ethernet, features and problems of Ethernet, Token Ring features, circuit switching vs. packet switching, PPP, X.25, Frame Relay, ATM, internetworking terms, transparent bridges, and differences between shared media and switched LAN architectures.
Tranzeo TR – 500 Series (quantumwimax.com)Ari Zoldan
The TR-500 Series is an all-in-one 5.3/5.4/5.8 GHz indoor radio that can be configured as an access point, point-to-point bridge, or client adapter. It has a high gain output of +13dBm, dual Ethernet ports, support for tunneling protocols, low power requirements of 7 watts, Wi-Fi security features, and alignment LEDs to assist with installation. Key specifications include 802.11a compatibility, a frequency range of 5170-5805 MHz, half-duplex communication, and a receiver sensitivity of -73dBm at 54Mbps.
This white paper discusses solutions for wireless base station evolution and the colocation of 2G and 3G networks to reduce costs. It describes:
1. Existing 2G and 3G base station interface architectures, including GSM, UMTS Release 99, Release 5-7 standards.
2. How pseudowire and aggregation techniques can be used to colocate multiple low-density base stations on a common backhaul to reduce transmission costs.
3. How wireless and wireline networks can be colocated by sharing the same access transport, leveraging the widespread deployment of DSL interfaces.
The document focuses on the protocol and interface requirements for 2G and 3G base station transport cards and
The document provides guidance on designing a wireless mesh network. It discusses beginning the design process with a satellite view of the deployment area to identify the root and relay nodes. Node locations are influenced by factors like the start and end points of bandwidth, points of needed bandwidth, and limitations of antennas and mounting locations. The document also provides information on estimating node ranges using a link budget calculator and selecting appropriate antennas based on the type of deployment, such as urban, rural, harbor, campground or mining scenarios. Recommendations are given for antenna selection and channel usage to avoid signal overlap.
The document provides an overview of SONET (Synchronous Optical Network) standards:
1) SONET was developed to address the lack of interoperability between proprietary fiber optic transmission equipment from different manufacturers.
2) SONET defines optical carrier interfaces and rates to allow transmission of lower-rate signals at a common synchronous rate. This allows equipment from multiple vendors to interconnect.
3) SONET uses a layered approach, with section, line, and path overhead to monitor performance and isolate faults between network elements.
Whitepaper Advancements And Economics Make Vdsl Ideal Finaldandreladson
Video demand is driving the need for broadband networks capable of 100Mbps or more. Most providers are building hybrid networks using fiber for backbones and existing copper for last-mile connections due to much lower costs compared to full fiber networks. New VDSL technologies can deliver high speeds over copper at a fraction of the cost of fiber while meeting demand. VDSL uses techniques like bonding and vectoring to support high performance over copper for the foreseeable future.
The document describes Motorola's Canopy point-to-point product portfolio. It includes both lower bandwidth Canopy 10/20 Mbps radios designed for line-of-sight applications, as well as higher bandwidth Canopy 30/60/150/300 Mbps OFDM radios designed for long range line-of-sight, non-line-of-sight, and near non-line-of-sight applications. The portfolio provides a variety of modules to meet different business needs and capabilities such as increased throughput, establishing robust links in challenging locations, secure communications, and support for TDM and VoIP services.
This document provides an overview of 3G non-technical topics, including:
1. It describes the core network components in circuit switched and packet switched networks such as the MSC, SGSN, and GGSN.
2. It discusses the current mobile market situation and growing demand for mobile voice and broadband services.
3. It gives examples of Ericsson's product portfolio for GSM and WCDMA core network elements.
4. It outlines Ericsson's vision for network evolution towards an all-IP multimedia core network based on IMS standards.
This paper provides a high-level comparison
between LTE and WiMAX. The focus is on two primary areas: System Architecture and Physical Layer. The System Architecture describes the different functional elements in LTE and WiMAX and attempts to map similar functionality (such as mobility, security, access-gateway). We also compare and contrast the various aspects (such as transmission modes, duplexing types) of the physical layer.
This document provides an overview of the components, design principles, and operation of HFC networks. It discusses fiber optic nodes, amplifiers, taps, splitters, equalizers and other components. It covers topics like unity gain, calculating distortions, amplifier setup, and power supply design. The goal is to understand how to design HFC networks to deliver high quality video with minimal undesirable distortions as more channels are added to the system.
Łukasz Lenart "How secure your web framework is? Based on Apache Struts 2"Pawel Krawczyk
This document discusses security vulnerabilities in the Apache Struts 2 framework and recommendations for mitigating them. It describes several vulnerabilities, including S2-006 (client-side code injection), S2-008 (remote command execution), and S2-009 (another RCE issue). For each, it provides details on how the vulnerability can be exploited as well as recommendations such as disabling dynamic method invocation, upgrading versions, and adding filters. It also discusses using Struts 2 responsibly by checking frameworks for vulnerabilities and reporting any issues found.
Hand-coding application security adds weeks or months to your project schedule - and must be repeated for every application. We have a better idea. Discover how to secure your .NET applications without programming.
The document discusses real-world information security challenges and lessons learned from various organizations. It emphasizes performing risk analysis and balancing security controls with business needs. Key points include avoiding a "one-size-fits-all" approach, controlling costs, learning from past incidents, and ensuring security controls help rather than hinder business processes.
RootedCON 2015 - Deep inside the Java framework Apache Strutstestpurposes
Slides for the talk given at RootedCON 2015 security conference by Julián Vilas (security analyst and researcher).
The goal of the talk was giving a view on the security of the Apache Struts framework.
"Cyberhunting" actively looks for signs of compromise within an organization and seeks to control and minimize the overall damage. These rare, but essential, breed of enterprise cyber defenders give proactive security a whole new meaning.
Check out the accompanying webinar: http://www.hosting.com/resources/webinars/?commid=228353
Field mobile tetra flex fmt ver 1 0 highresсергей пехов
The Field Mobile TetraFlex (FMT) is a compact yet fully functional two-carrier TETRA communication system housed in a 19" modular rack. It has been designed for flexible and rapid deployment in mobile field operations. The FMT provides mission-critical communication capabilities and can be easily integrated into larger networks. It offers scalable capacity and interoperability with other legacy communication systems.
01 mc will v6 architecture&system functions (by zhao xiaojun)Kao Hul
The document summarizes McWiLL Multimedia Trunking System, an integrated wireless communication system provided by Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology Inc. The system provides voice trunking, data trunking, and broadband data services. It includes core network products like SAG3000, SAG2000, HLR3000, DNSS3000, iM3000, iMC2000, CB3000, and DCS1000 that allow for functions like group calls, dynamic channel assignment, push to talk, and billing. The system is presented as providing equivalent performance to TETRA and iDEN systems for voice and data trunking, while also supporting multimedia transmission over broadband wireless networks.
The document provides specifications for the ECM Ethernet Customer Modem and the EMM Ethernet Master Modem, which are products in Teleste's Ethernet to the Home (ETTH) platform. The ECM provides a symmetrical 100 Mbps data connection to end users through existing coaxial wall outlets, while the EMM supports up to 32 ECMs (or 16 with VLAN tagging) and connects to virtual fiber or other Ethernet data sources. Both devices utilize an ingress-tolerant OFDM modulation over a 3-34 MHz frequency band to deliver high-speed connectivity over existing coaxial infrastructure without replacing equipment.
This document summarizes several case studies of rural connectivity projects implemented using wireless networking technologies like WiMAX. It discusses point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connectivity established between different locations for enterprises like pharmaceutical companies, hotels, and municipal corporations to enable services like centralized billing, wireless internet access, and video surveillance. The document also provides brief descriptions of McWiLL network architecture and Xinwei Telecom technology for rural connectivity and their key features.
The T3 PowerBroadband system provides power and broadband connectivity over existing telephone wires. It uses patented Adaptive Line Power to deliver up to 75Mbps connectivity and power to WallPlates up to 2,000 feet from a central T3 Switch. The system supports both Ethernet and 802.11 wireless networks through WallPlates to enable revenue-generating services like high-speed internet, IPTV, and VOIP without requiring electrical outlets. It can be managed through an intuitive web-based interface and integrates with network management systems.
The document provides an overview of the physical layer of the McWill air interface protocol. The physical layer is responsible for signal transmission and reception, coding and decoding, synchronization, channel quality evaluation, and interfacing with upper layers. It uses techniques such as OFDMA, code spreading, and adaptive modulation to provide flexibility, high capacity, and performance while combating interference. Key aspects covered include frame structure, synchronization signals, physical channels, and signal processing methods for the downlink and uplink.
Comcast offers Ethernet Private Line Service, which provides dedicated high-bandwidth connectivity between two customer sites using Comcast's fiber network. The service allows customers to connect their customer premise equipment at both sites with flexible bandwidth options up to 10Gbps. It offers three classes of service and redundant paths can be provided for added reliability. Comcast monitors and supports the private line network 24/7 through their network operations center.
The document discusses underlying technologies for computer networks including transmission media, local area networks (LANs) like Ethernet and Token Ring, switching methods like circuit switching and packet switching, wide area networks (WANs) like PPP, X.25 and Frame Relay, interconnecting devices, and differences between shared media and switched LAN architectures. It provides details on CSMA/CD and IEEE 802 standards for Ethernet, features and problems of Ethernet, Token Ring features, circuit switching vs. packet switching, PPP, X.25, Frame Relay, ATM, internetworking terms, transparent bridges, and differences between shared media and switched LAN architectures.
Tranzeo TR – 500 Series (quantumwimax.com)Ari Zoldan
The TR-500 Series is an all-in-one 5.3/5.4/5.8 GHz indoor radio that can be configured as an access point, point-to-point bridge, or client adapter. It has a high gain output of +13dBm, dual Ethernet ports, support for tunneling protocols, low power requirements of 7 watts, Wi-Fi security features, and alignment LEDs to assist with installation. Key specifications include 802.11a compatibility, a frequency range of 5170-5805 MHz, half-duplex communication, and a receiver sensitivity of -73dBm at 54Mbps.
This white paper discusses solutions for wireless base station evolution and the colocation of 2G and 3G networks to reduce costs. It describes:
1. Existing 2G and 3G base station interface architectures, including GSM, UMTS Release 99, Release 5-7 standards.
2. How pseudowire and aggregation techniques can be used to colocate multiple low-density base stations on a common backhaul to reduce transmission costs.
3. How wireless and wireline networks can be colocated by sharing the same access transport, leveraging the widespread deployment of DSL interfaces.
The document focuses on the protocol and interface requirements for 2G and 3G base station transport cards and
The document provides guidance on designing a wireless mesh network. It discusses beginning the design process with a satellite view of the deployment area to identify the root and relay nodes. Node locations are influenced by factors like the start and end points of bandwidth, points of needed bandwidth, and limitations of antennas and mounting locations. The document also provides information on estimating node ranges using a link budget calculator and selecting appropriate antennas based on the type of deployment, such as urban, rural, harbor, campground or mining scenarios. Recommendations are given for antenna selection and channel usage to avoid signal overlap.
The document provides an overview of SONET (Synchronous Optical Network) standards:
1) SONET was developed to address the lack of interoperability between proprietary fiber optic transmission equipment from different manufacturers.
2) SONET defines optical carrier interfaces and rates to allow transmission of lower-rate signals at a common synchronous rate. This allows equipment from multiple vendors to interconnect.
3) SONET uses a layered approach, with section, line, and path overhead to monitor performance and isolate faults between network elements.
Whitepaper Advancements And Economics Make Vdsl Ideal Finaldandreladson
Video demand is driving the need for broadband networks capable of 100Mbps or more. Most providers are building hybrid networks using fiber for backbones and existing copper for last-mile connections due to much lower costs compared to full fiber networks. New VDSL technologies can deliver high speeds over copper at a fraction of the cost of fiber while meeting demand. VDSL uses techniques like bonding and vectoring to support high performance over copper for the foreseeable future.
The document describes Motorola's Canopy point-to-point product portfolio. It includes both lower bandwidth Canopy 10/20 Mbps radios designed for line-of-sight applications, as well as higher bandwidth Canopy 30/60/150/300 Mbps OFDM radios designed for long range line-of-sight, non-line-of-sight, and near non-line-of-sight applications. The portfolio provides a variety of modules to meet different business needs and capabilities such as increased throughput, establishing robust links in challenging locations, secure communications, and support for TDM and VoIP services.
This document provides an overview of 3G non-technical topics, including:
1. It describes the core network components in circuit switched and packet switched networks such as the MSC, SGSN, and GGSN.
2. It discusses the current mobile market situation and growing demand for mobile voice and broadband services.
3. It gives examples of Ericsson's product portfolio for GSM and WCDMA core network elements.
4. It outlines Ericsson's vision for network evolution towards an all-IP multimedia core network based on IMS standards.
This paper provides a high-level comparison
between LTE and WiMAX. The focus is on two primary areas: System Architecture and Physical Layer. The System Architecture describes the different functional elements in LTE and WiMAX and attempts to map similar functionality (such as mobility, security, access-gateway). We also compare and contrast the various aspects (such as transmission modes, duplexing types) of the physical layer.
This document provides an overview of the components, design principles, and operation of HFC networks. It discusses fiber optic nodes, amplifiers, taps, splitters, equalizers and other components. It covers topics like unity gain, calculating distortions, amplifier setup, and power supply design. The goal is to understand how to design HFC networks to deliver high quality video with minimal undesirable distortions as more channels are added to the system.
Łukasz Lenart "How secure your web framework is? Based on Apache Struts 2"Pawel Krawczyk
This document discusses security vulnerabilities in the Apache Struts 2 framework and recommendations for mitigating them. It describes several vulnerabilities, including S2-006 (client-side code injection), S2-008 (remote command execution), and S2-009 (another RCE issue). For each, it provides details on how the vulnerability can be exploited as well as recommendations such as disabling dynamic method invocation, upgrading versions, and adding filters. It also discusses using Struts 2 responsibly by checking frameworks for vulnerabilities and reporting any issues found.
Hand-coding application security adds weeks or months to your project schedule - and must be repeated for every application. We have a better idea. Discover how to secure your .NET applications without programming.
The document discusses real-world information security challenges and lessons learned from various organizations. It emphasizes performing risk analysis and balancing security controls with business needs. Key points include avoiding a "one-size-fits-all" approach, controlling costs, learning from past incidents, and ensuring security controls help rather than hinder business processes.
RootedCON 2015 - Deep inside the Java framework Apache Strutstestpurposes
Slides for the talk given at RootedCON 2015 security conference by Julián Vilas (security analyst and researcher).
The goal of the talk was giving a view on the security of the Apache Struts framework.
"Cyberhunting" actively looks for signs of compromise within an organization and seeks to control and minimize the overall damage. These rare, but essential, breed of enterprise cyber defenders give proactive security a whole new meaning.
Check out the accompanying webinar: http://www.hosting.com/resources/webinars/?commid=228353
Go Hack Yourself - 10 Pen Test Tactics for Blue Teamersjasonjfrank
This document discusses 10 tactics that blue teamers and network defenders can use to test their own security posture by thinking like attackers. It recommends using free, open-source tools like Nmap, PowerShell scripts from the PowerSploit and PowerView toolkits to conduct reconnaissance on the network to discover assets, analyze systems for common privilege escalation vectors, find open file shares, map domain trust relationships, audit passwords and account configurations, and test the ability to exfiltrate data past network boundaries. The goal is to help blue teams validate their defenses by demonstrating the same techniques attackers might use with minimal network disruption.
Queue Size Trade Off with Modulation in 802.15.4 for Wireless Sensor NetworksCSCJournals
In this paper we analyze the performance of 802.15.4 Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and derive the queue size trade off for different modulation schemes like: Minimum Shift Keying (MSK), Quadrature Amplitude Modulation of 64 bits (QAM_64) and Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK) at the radio transmitter of different types of devices in IEEE 802.15.4 for WSN. It is concluded that if queue size at the PAN coordinator of 802.15.4 wireless sensor network is to be taken into consideration then QAM_64 is recommended. Also it has been concluded that if the queue size at the GTS or Non GTS end device is to be considered then BPSK should be preferred. Our results can be used for planning and deploying IEEE 802.15.4 based wireless sensor networks with specific performance demands. Overall it has been revealed that there is trade off for using various modulation schemes in WSN devices.
.Net Hijacking to Defend PowerShell BSidesSF2017 Amanda Rousseau
With the rise of attacks implementing PowerShell in the recent months, there hasn’t been a solid solution for monitoring or prevention. Currently Microsoft released the AMSI solution for PowerShell v5 however this can also be bypassed. This talk will focus on utilizing various stealthy runtime .NET hijacking techniques implemented for blue teamer defenses for PowerShell attacks. The paper will start with a light intro into .NET and PowerShell, then a deeper explanation of various attacker techniques which will be explained in the perspective of the blue teamer. Techniques include assembly modification, class and method injection, compiler profiling, and C based function hooking.
SETTING METHOD IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PCI/DSShogehuga
The document discusses Vuls settings that should be considered for PCI/DSS compliance. It recommends: 1) The "vuls" user on the Vuls server and target servers should have limited privileges and private keys should be removed; 2) Access to the Vuls server and output data should be restricted only to administrators and logging of access enabled; 3) Target servers should only allow "vuls" user access using public key authentication without passphrases and private keys should be copied and removed from target servers. Proper logging is emphasized throughout to ensure compliance.
Passive infrastructure of FTTH networks: an overviewLuc De Heyn
Presentation of the FTTH Council webinar on September 2014. A general introduction to FTTH passive infrastructure and a view on the latest trends.
Speaker: Raf Meersman, CEO of Comsof
More info on planning & design of FTTH infrastructure: http://www.fiberplanit.com
A very quick introduction to HFC, DOCSIS 3.0 and 3.1Erik Vloothuis
For those interested in HFC and DOCSIS with a base knowledge of TCP/IP and RF concepts. Presented on the 22/3/16 to TCP/IP Student Group at Swinburne University of Technology
This document provides an overview of attacking ColdFusion applications. It begins with an introduction to ColdFusion and discusses how to find sites running it. Common vulnerabilities in ColdFusion like XSS, SQL injection, and exposed admin interfaces are explained. Specific exploits like BlazeDS XML injection and the locale traversal issue are covered in detail. The document also discusses brute forcing admin logins, interacting with CFCs, and abusing long-lived admin cookies. It concludes with a section on post-exploitation activities like scheduling tasks and executing code once administrative access is obtained.
DevOOPS: Attacks and Defenses for DevOps ToolchainsChris Gates
DevOps toolchains are transforming modern IT, but hackers can undermine their benefits through poorly implemented or vulnerable DevOps tools. Chris Gates and Ken Johnson will share their collaborative attack research into the technology driving DevOps. They will share an attacker's perspective on exploiting DevOps organizations and the countermeasures these organizations should employ.
RSAC 2017
Ken Johnson & Chris Gates
WiMAX is a wireless broadband technology that provides transmission of data using a wireless signal. It supports transmission of up to 30 miles for fixed users and 5-15 km for mobile users. The IEEE 802.16 standard defines the WiMAX technology specifications. It has evolved over time to support different frequencies and applications. WiMAX provides high-speed broadband access and can serve as a wireless alternative to cable and DSL networks. However, it requires line-of-sight and can be affected by interference or heavy rain. Potential applications include cellular backhaul, residential broadband access, and connectivity in underserved areas.
The Cambium Networks PTP 650L is a point-to-point wireless solution for connecting enterprise networks and providing services like data, VoIP, and video surveillance. It offers flexible non-line-of-sight support through technologies like 2x2 MIMO and dynamic spectrum optimization. Installations are simple and fast with agile mounting options and low power consumption. The hardware is carrier-grade and reliable, constructed from high quality components tested to withstand difficult environments. It provides reliable throughput of up to 300 Mbps in a cost-effective manner.
The document is a product datasheet for the Cirrus High Power Series CLOUDNET 5000M wireless access point. [1] It is a high-performance 5GHz outdoor wireless access point that provides secure, reliable point-to-multipoint connectivity for internet service providers and other organizations. [2] Key features include high speeds of up to 70Mbps, long range, multiple non-overlapping channels, robust security, and easy installation. [3] It is designed for applications such as wireless backhaul, redundant cellular backup, and providing internet access to remote areas.
Cable free low cost microwave radio datasheetAbrar Ahmad
CableFree provides low cost microwave radios for wireless networking using licensed frequencies between 6-38GHz. The radios can transmit PDH and IP/Ethernet traffic up to 130Mbps and feature compact indoor and outdoor units, advanced modulation techniques, and flexible network interfaces. Typical applications include point-to-point wireless networking, telecom backbones, and temporary deployments. The radios offer high performance, software-defined capabilities, and low total cost of ownership.
The document discusses using broadband over powerline (BPL) technology to establish a fast, simple, and elegant access network for IP multi-service broadband. It outlines the benefits of using existing electrical infrastructure for broadband distribution, describes typical BPL system architectures and components, and provides examples of BPL implementations in high-rise buildings and housing complexes.
The document discusses the WiMAX (IEEE 802.16) wireless broadband standard. It provides an overview of the standard, including its physical layer specifications and MAC layer features. Key points covered include WiMAX targeting wireless broadband services up to 31 miles at over 100 Mbps, its use of OFDM and OFDMA technologies, support for QoS and different data protocols, and comparisons between WiMAX and Wi-Fi standards.
The ENH200 is an outdoor long range wireless 11N access point that can transmit up to 150Mbps with a 1x1 antenna configuration. It features a 10dBi high gain dual polarized antenna for extending transmission ranges and delivering stable wireless connections. It has multiple operation modes including access point, client bridge, client router, and WDS. The ENH200 is designed for reliable outdoor use with an IP65 weatherproof rating and supports power over Ethernet.
10 Gigabit Ethernet provides high-speed data transmission over local and wide area networks. It uses fiber optic cables and retains the Ethernet frame format while introducing new encoding schemes to support speeds of 10 gigabits per second. 10 Gigabit Ethernet serves applications such as video and data storage and acts as a backbone for metropolitan and wide area networks.
Solectek Corporate Overview Wireless Solution For Ip CameraAli Shoaee
Solectek is a wireless networking company headquartered in San Diego, CA that provides broadband wireless solutions. It has over 100,000 wireless installations in over 80 countries worldwide, serving over 100 government institutions, 100 school districts, and 50 carriers/ISPs. Its product line includes WiMAX, licensed and unlicensed microwave, and wireless Ethernet solutions for applications such as mobile broadband, backhaul, and enterprise connectivity.
CORECESS Inc. is a Korean company founded in 1997 that focuses on broadband access technology including WDM PON, GEPON, and GPON. It has headquarters in South Korea and branches in the US, Japan, and Russia. CORECESS was a pioneer in WDM PON and GEPON FTTH technology and has deployed its solutions to over 500k lines worldwide. The document provides an overview of CORECESS' FTTx solutions including Hybrid WDM PON, GPON, and GEPON networks that can connect up to 1024 homes per fiber and extend coverage up to 40km from the hub. It also describes CORECESS' triple play and smart grid services that are integrated on
Ethernet is a widely used local area network technology that uses coaxial cable or twisted pair wires. Advanced versions include switched Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet. Fast Ethernet operates at 100 Mbps using 4B/5B encoding. Gigabit Ethernet provides speeds of 1000 Mbps and maintains backward compatibility with previous Ethernet standards. It uses 8B/10B encoding and leverages technologies from Fibre Channel.
G.hn EoC is emerging as a cost-effective alternative to DOCSIS 3.1 for delivering gigabit internet speeds over existing coaxial cable infrastructure. It utilizes ITU-T G.hn Wave-2 standards and Marvell chipsets to provide up to 2Gbps speeds over coax, phone lines, or power lines using a single technology. The solution includes indoor and outdoor ONUs to connect homes to the fiber network, as well as single-port and four-port CPE devices for end users.
- IEEE 802.11p defines enhancements to 802.11 (WiFi) to support Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) by vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure wireless communication. It uses dedicated 5.9GHz spectrum and improved robustness for high-speed mobile environments.
- The WAVE standards, including IEEE 1609.1-4 and SAE J2735, build upon 802.11p to provide networking services and standardized message formats for ITS applications. Key aspects include dedicated control and service channels for safety/control vs. other data, and synchronization of channel switching.
- The standards define protocols and formats for wireless access, security, networking
The RBS 6401 is a new small cell base station from Ericsson that provides an easy solution for deploying small cells in heterogeneous networks. It has a compact integrated antenna design that allows for flexible placement. The deployment and provisioning process is simplified through features such as self-organizing networks and easy integration with OSS systems. The RBS 6401 supports both LTE and WCDMA as well as WiFi, and provides high capacity through features such as dual carriers and support for a large number of scheduled users.
The Gnet BB0060 Ethernet ADSL Modem/Router provides high-speed Internet connectivity for home or small office use over ADSL lines. It supports various ADSL standards with downstream speeds up to 8Mbps and upstream up to 1Mbps. The modem/router delivers networking and security features like NAT, firewall, VPN pass-through, and multiple WAN interfaces to connect users to the Internet in a safe and flexible way. It is easy to configure through a web interface, telnet, or serial port.
The Gnet BB0060 Ethernet ADSL Modem/Router provides high-speed Internet connectivity for home or small office use over ADSL lines. It supports various ADSL standards with downstream speeds up to 8Mbps and upstream up to 1Mbps. The modem/router has firewall, VPN, and networking functions to securely share the Internet connection over an Ethernet network. It is easy to configure through a web interface, telnet, or serial port.
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This document discusses technologies for delivering high-definition video content over broadband networks. It compares various digital television broadcasting standards and video encoding formats and their bandwidth requirements. It also outlines different broadband access network architectures like fiber-to-the-premises, fiber-to-the-node, and VDSL deployment over existing telephone lines. VDSL is presented as the best indoor strategy for supporting high-definition video due to its ability to provide over 50 Mbps throughput within a 1 km range over existing telephone infrastructure.
The document discusses trends driving adoption of 10GbE in data centers, including growth of IP traffic, server virtualization, and storage over Ethernet. It summarizes Intel's portfolio of 10GbE network adapters and switches, which are optimized for virtualized environments through features like Virtual Machine Device Queues for improved performance and fairness between virtual machines.
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Discover how Standard Chartered Bank harnessed the power of Neo4j to transform complex data access challenges into a dynamic, scalable graph database solution. This keynote will cover their journey from initial adoption to deploying a fully automated, enterprise-grade causal cluster, highlighting key strategies for modelling organisational changes and ensuring robust disaster recovery. Learn how these innovations have not only enhanced Standard Chartered Bank’s data infrastructure but also positioned them as pioneers in the banking sector’s adoption of graph technology.
1. Maximizing your Cable TV
infrastructure for triple play
broadband services with CableLAN
(Ethernet over coaxial)
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2. CableLAN Access
Network
2
Leverage existing Cable TV Infrastructure (one
way or two way)
Network connection is achieved through AV200
CableLAN Ethernet Adapter
Distance up to 1200 meters
Throughput up to 200 Mbps
Flexible, scalable, reliable and upgradable
network configuration
No interference with TV signal (Uses 2 – 32 Mhz)
Support: QOS, VLAN, SNMP and DES/3DES
Encryption
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4. CableLAN and DOCSIS
4
Features CableLAN DOCSIS
Bandwidth Downstream 200 Mbps 54 Mbps
Bandwidth Upstream 200 Mbps 10 Mbps
Modulation OFDM QPSK/QAM
Frequency Range 2 – 32 Mhz 91 – 587 Mhz/
5 – 65 Mhz
Network Architecture Modular, Hierarchical,
distributed centralized
CableTV Network One way and two Two way
compatibility way
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5. Solution brief:
HFC network integration for
robust data services
5
Clean-up return path of HFC network
Create distributed network
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6. Solution brief:
Intra-building connection
6
LAN Building 1 Coaxial Cable LAN Building 2
200 Mbps
1,200 Meters
High speed connection between building up to
200 Mbps with the distance up to 1200 meters
More cost effective compared to Fiber Optic
installation
More reliable compared to wireless connection
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7. Solution brief:
Broadband over powerline
(BPL) injection (MV/LV)
7
Tap to MV cable
Coax
Cable MV Coupler
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
BPL Modem
Medium voltage (MV) and low voltage (LV) signal injection
through coupler enable the system to transmit data through
electrical wire.
Applying 3 phase will enable the system to inject the data
signal through all the 3 phase electrical network, so all the
electrical wire become data network infrastructure.
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9. CableLAN Benefit
9
Leveraging existing Cable TV
infrastructure (one way or two way)
Support triple play application: data,
voice, and video with bandwidth up to
200 Mbps
Scalable network configuration (invest
as you grow)
Signal travel long distance (up
to1200 meters)
Lowest cost per home pass
Fast deployment, non disruptive, and
quick ROI
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10. Site installation
10
An apartment building
with 3 towers and 700
rooms
Service provided:
PayTV and Internet
CableLAN network
Installation can finished
within 5 days and
immediately ready to
provide services.
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11. CableLAN Equipment
11
Master or Repeater CPE/Modem
Physical data rate up to 200 Mbps Physical data rate up to 200 Mbps
over distance of 300 meters over distance of 300 meters
(Powerline) or 1200 meter (Coaxial) (Powerline) and 1200 meter (Coaxial)
802.1Q VLAN & Optimized VLANs CSMA/CARP (Carrier Sense Multiple
Access with Collision Avoidance and
Support 64 PLC port and 1024 MAC Resolution using Priorities) protocol
Address
Powerful DES/3DES/AES encryption
Powerful DES/3DES/AES encryption
Build-in repeating capabilities for
8-level priority queues, with increased coverage
programmable priority-classification
Engine Console Interface and SNMP
management
Priority classification according to
802.1P tags, IP coding (IPv4 or Ipv6) or Dynamic IP Address with auto-
TCP source/destination ports configuration
10/100BaseT Fast Ethernet interface Manual MASTER / SLAVE configuration
for connection to the Internet Gateway
VLAN and OVLAN Support
OFDM technology and powerful error
correction system allow RADIUS server authentication support
Optimized support for broadcast and Programmable bandwidth allocation
multicast traffic Master Node HE or Repeater
Console interface and SNMP Slave CPE Node
management
Can be used for MV/LV BPL networks
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12. Contact Us
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