How High-speed Dial-up Works

     S1170052 Tetunobu Oohashi

             1.introduction
        2.acceleration servers
          3.file compression
        4.filering and caching
           5.the bottom line
                 6.others
Introduction
●   Why high-speed is required in nowadays? The problem isn't
    the speed of connection but the size of files and data. The
    large the size we is, the lower the speed will be. That's why
    we want the speed of connection higher.
●   Well, high-speed dial-up has about 4 times faster than
    common dial-up servers. One reason is that high-speed dial-
    up providers can speed up the software handshake.
Acceleration Servers
●   High-speed dial-up providers makes a shorter conversation
    by creating a system that allows the conversing machines to
    remember responses to questions. In other word, high-
    speed dial-up allows your machine to establish a
    connection with your ISP in a fraction of the time i
    takes with standard dial-up.
●   High-speed dial-up also can speed up the process
    considerably by sandwiching the acceleration
    server into the chain between your connection and
    the web.
File Compression
●   The key element of high-speed dial-up internet is file
    compression. As we know there are 2 types of file
    compression: lossy and lossless. Text and other files that
    need to remain perfectly intact during the compression
    process use lossless compression. Once they are
    uncompressed, the files return to their original state.
●   The on-the-fly file compression utilized in high-speed dial-
    up can't be added to the file types specified above because
    of the nature of the data.
Filtering and Caching
●   When you are try to connect a URL, it may uses a hidden
    code that executes a program to launch the advertisement.
    Those ads take up valuable bandwidth, slowing the
    transmission of data to your machine. To combat yhs drag,
    high-speed dial-up providers have bundled a pop-up blocker
    into the software they send to subscribers.
●   The web page has to load the entire thing when your
    browser loads it at the first time. And if it has no changes,
    that means there's no need to download it again. This
    process of saving a file in the hopes of reusing it in the
    future is called caching.
Bottom Line
●   The data shows that some advances serve tp prolong the
    life of dial-up internet and provide an alternative for those
    who are tired of standard dial-up may be here to stay for the
    leap to broadband.

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  • 1.
    How High-speed Dial-upWorks S1170052 Tetunobu Oohashi 1.introduction 2.acceleration servers 3.file compression 4.filering and caching 5.the bottom line 6.others
  • 2.
    Introduction ● Why high-speed is required in nowadays? The problem isn't the speed of connection but the size of files and data. The large the size we is, the lower the speed will be. That's why we want the speed of connection higher. ● Well, high-speed dial-up has about 4 times faster than common dial-up servers. One reason is that high-speed dial- up providers can speed up the software handshake.
  • 3.
    Acceleration Servers ● High-speed dial-up providers makes a shorter conversation by creating a system that allows the conversing machines to remember responses to questions. In other word, high- speed dial-up allows your machine to establish a connection with your ISP in a fraction of the time i takes with standard dial-up. ● High-speed dial-up also can speed up the process considerably by sandwiching the acceleration server into the chain between your connection and the web.
  • 4.
    File Compression ● The key element of high-speed dial-up internet is file compression. As we know there are 2 types of file compression: lossy and lossless. Text and other files that need to remain perfectly intact during the compression process use lossless compression. Once they are uncompressed, the files return to their original state. ● The on-the-fly file compression utilized in high-speed dial- up can't be added to the file types specified above because of the nature of the data.
  • 5.
    Filtering and Caching ● When you are try to connect a URL, it may uses a hidden code that executes a program to launch the advertisement. Those ads take up valuable bandwidth, slowing the transmission of data to your machine. To combat yhs drag, high-speed dial-up providers have bundled a pop-up blocker into the software they send to subscribers. ● The web page has to load the entire thing when your browser loads it at the first time. And if it has no changes, that means there's no need to download it again. This process of saving a file in the hopes of reusing it in the future is called caching.
  • 6.
    Bottom Line ● The data shows that some advances serve tp prolong the life of dial-up internet and provide an alternative for those who are tired of standard dial-up may be here to stay for the leap to broadband.