Method and apparatus for live streaming media replication in a communication ...Tal Lavian Ph.D.
Replication of live streaming media services (SMS) in a communication network may be enabled by introducing the streaming media-savvy replication service on a network element, through a number of functions such as client/service registration and classification, packet interception and forwarding, media replication, status monitoring and configuration management. In an embodiment, client requests and server replies of an SMS are intercepted and evaluated by the network element. If the SMS is not streaming through the network element, the replication service registers the SMS and establishes a unique SMS session for the requesting clients. If the SMS is already streaming through the network element, the replication service replicates the streaming media and forwards it to the requesting clients. This reduces bandwidth usage on the links connecting the streaming media server with the network element and reduces the number of client connections to the streaming media provider's servers.
https://www.google.com/patents/US20050076099?dq=20050076099&hl=en&sa=X&ei=RONVVKPrLNefugSgnILwAQ&ved=0CB8Q6AEwAA
6.3 graphing to solve systems of linear inequalitiesGary Ball
This document discusses systems of linear inequalities and their solutions. A system of linear inequalities can be represented geometrically by plotting the inequalities on a coordinate plane and finding the region that satisfies all the inequalities. The solution set to a system of linear inequalities is the intersection of all the individual regions defined by each inequality.
This document discusses open contracting and its benefits for public investment and financial management. Open contracting involves multi-stakeholder collaboration and the disclosure of contracting data to improve transparency. It can help manage fiduciary risks, keep projects on budget and schedule, ensure compliance, and increase satisfaction. Examples from Afghanistan show how open contracting led to fixing 83% of issues found across 281 infrastructure projects by 845 monitors, including rebuilding a vital road to meet its contractual obligations. Trillions are being invested in infrastructure globally between 2013-2030, demonstrating the potential impact of open contracting practices.
This document discusses Hungary's fiscal policy and performance between 2001-2011. It outlines two periods: Exception 1.0 from 2001-2009 when fiscal rules were established but later abandoned, and Exception 2.0 from 2010-2011 when populist policies increased debt. The demise of Hungary's independent Fiscal Council raised sovereign risk. Lessons are that exceptions to fiscal discipline lead to problems, governments should not ignore financial markets, and new leadership must signal commitment to sustainable policies.
This very short document poses a single word question - "Answer?" - and does not provide any other context or information. It is unclear what is being asked or what potential answers might be. The document consists of a single word with a question mark and does not include enough information to generate a meaningful multi-sentence summary.
Method and apparatus for live streaming media replication in a communication ...Tal Lavian Ph.D.
Replication of live streaming media services (SMS) in a communication network may be enabled by introducing the streaming media-savvy replication service on a network element, through a number of functions such as client/service registration and classification, packet interception and forwarding, media replication, status monitoring and configuration management. In an embodiment, client requests and server replies of an SMS are intercepted and evaluated by the network element. If the SMS is not streaming through the network element, the replication service registers the SMS and establishes a unique SMS session for the requesting clients. If the SMS is already streaming through the network element, the replication service replicates the streaming media and forwards it to the requesting clients. This reduces bandwidth usage on the links connecting the streaming media server with the network element and reduces the number of client connections to the streaming media provider's servers.
https://www.google.com/patents/US20050076099?dq=20050076099&hl=en&sa=X&ei=RONVVKPrLNefugSgnILwAQ&ved=0CB8Q6AEwAA
6.3 graphing to solve systems of linear inequalitiesGary Ball
This document discusses systems of linear inequalities and their solutions. A system of linear inequalities can be represented geometrically by plotting the inequalities on a coordinate plane and finding the region that satisfies all the inequalities. The solution set to a system of linear inequalities is the intersection of all the individual regions defined by each inequality.
This document discusses open contracting and its benefits for public investment and financial management. Open contracting involves multi-stakeholder collaboration and the disclosure of contracting data to improve transparency. It can help manage fiduciary risks, keep projects on budget and schedule, ensure compliance, and increase satisfaction. Examples from Afghanistan show how open contracting led to fixing 83% of issues found across 281 infrastructure projects by 845 monitors, including rebuilding a vital road to meet its contractual obligations. Trillions are being invested in infrastructure globally between 2013-2030, demonstrating the potential impact of open contracting practices.
This document discusses Hungary's fiscal policy and performance between 2001-2011. It outlines two periods: Exception 1.0 from 2001-2009 when fiscal rules were established but later abandoned, and Exception 2.0 from 2010-2011 when populist policies increased debt. The demise of Hungary's independent Fiscal Council raised sovereign risk. Lessons are that exceptions to fiscal discipline lead to problems, governments should not ignore financial markets, and new leadership must signal commitment to sustainable policies.
This very short document poses a single word question - "Answer?" - and does not provide any other context or information. It is unclear what is being asked or what potential answers might be. The document consists of a single word with a question mark and does not include enough information to generate a meaningful multi-sentence summary.
1) 3CX softphone clients for Windows and Mac allow users to manage calls from their computer whether in or out of the office using headset as a full deskphone.
2) No additional licensing fees are charged for softphone clients which are easy for administrators to deploy and users to use.
3) The 3CX switchboard allows viewing and managing calls with different views tailored for different roles like receptionist or call center functions.
3CX integrates with popular property management systems like Protel, roomMaster, Brilliant Hotel Software and Micros-Fidelio. This allows hotel staff to access communication features from within their PMS. Information like guest check-outs or names can also be automatically shared. 3CX integrates via its own protocol resembling Mitel SX 2000, the Fidelio protocol, or custom integrations using provided documentation. Supported PMS systems include InnQuest roomMaster 2000, Fidelio-Opera, MICROS-Fidelio, Fidelio, and Protel. Additional charges may apply for non-supported systems.
The document is an acknowledgement form for Six Senses Samui's information security policy. It outlines the procedure for reading the policy, signing to agree to the terms, and returning the form to HR. By signing, the employee agrees to protect proprietary information and software, not copy or share it except for backup purposes, and return all materials if they leave the company.
1. The document provides a standard operating procedure for deleting a user's login ID to deny them access to server and network resources within the company's Active Directory.
2. It assigns responsibilities to the IT head to approve deletions and the IT service engineer, data center team, and help desk team to implement deletions.
3. The procedure involves submitting a signed handover form, the IT head checking the form, and the IT team then deleting or blocking the login ID from the server.
Delete the email id to deny access of emailsDanai Thongsin
1. The standard operating procedure describes how to delete an email ID to deny access to emails.
2. The IT head is responsible for approving the deletion of email IDs, while the IT service engineer, data center team, or IT help desk team is responsible for implementing the deletion.
3. To delete an email ID, an IT requisition form must be completed, signed by the department and HR heads, and submitted to the IT department for approval and processing.
This standard operating procedure describes how to create email IDs for employees to access organizational emails. The IT head is responsible for approving new email IDs. The IT service engineer, data center team, or help desk team is then tasked with implementing the procedure, which involves generating the email ID and password in the mail server, and configuring the mail software on the user's desktop. The procedure is initiated when an IT requisition form with approvals is submitted to the IT department.
The document outlines the standard operating procedure for creating login IDs to access an IT department's server and network resources. It states that the IT head is responsible for approving new login IDs based on requisition forms signed by department heads and HR. It then describes the steps taken by IT service engineers, data center teams, and help desk teams to generate the login IDs and passwords, configure them on systems, and notify the relevant parties.
This document outlines the IT asset maintenance procedure for an IT Department. It describes cleaning computers on a monthly basis to remove dust using compressed air and cleaning fans. It also details replacing spare parts by shutting down the computer, wearing anti-static equipment, removing old parts and screws, placing new parts, and restarting. When working on live power supplies, personnel should stand on anti-static mats to avoid electric shock and ensure proper grounding.
This property listing is for Ayutthaya Thai Villas for sale on Koh Samui. It includes three separate villas under one roof, with each villa containing one or two air-conditioned bedrooms, a terrace, and a Thai-style bathroom. The largest villa is on the ground floor with two bedrooms, while the other two single-bedroom villas are located on the upper level, all sharing the same roof and outdoor living spaces.
The document outlines the costs for components of a CCTV security system, including cameras that cost 6,500 per set and a NAS-CCTV server that costs 10,000. A total of 6 cameras are listed at 6,500 each, along with the single server, for a total projected cost of the CCTV system.
This document outlines the rights and duties of employers and employees according to Thailand's Labour Protection Act. It discusses normal working hours and rest periods, holidays, overtime work, leave policies, and remuneration requirements. Some key points include:
- Normal work hours are limited to 8 hours per day and 48 hours per week, or 7 hours per day and 42 hours per week for hazardous work.
- Employees are entitled to at least one rest hour during an 8 hour workday and a 20 minute break before any overtime work over 2 hours.
- A minimum of one weekly holiday and 13 annual traditional holidays must be provided each year.
- Overtime, holiday work, and leave policies require employer consent or proof of
1) 3CX softphone clients for Windows and Mac allow users to manage calls from their computer whether in or out of the office using headset as a full deskphone.
2) No additional licensing fees are charged for softphone clients which are easy for administrators to deploy and users to use.
3) The 3CX switchboard allows viewing and managing calls with different views tailored for different roles like receptionist or call center functions.
3CX integrates with popular property management systems like Protel, roomMaster, Brilliant Hotel Software and Micros-Fidelio. This allows hotel staff to access communication features from within their PMS. Information like guest check-outs or names can also be automatically shared. 3CX integrates via its own protocol resembling Mitel SX 2000, the Fidelio protocol, or custom integrations using provided documentation. Supported PMS systems include InnQuest roomMaster 2000, Fidelio-Opera, MICROS-Fidelio, Fidelio, and Protel. Additional charges may apply for non-supported systems.
The document is an acknowledgement form for Six Senses Samui's information security policy. It outlines the procedure for reading the policy, signing to agree to the terms, and returning the form to HR. By signing, the employee agrees to protect proprietary information and software, not copy or share it except for backup purposes, and return all materials if they leave the company.
1. The document provides a standard operating procedure for deleting a user's login ID to deny them access to server and network resources within the company's Active Directory.
2. It assigns responsibilities to the IT head to approve deletions and the IT service engineer, data center team, and help desk team to implement deletions.
3. The procedure involves submitting a signed handover form, the IT head checking the form, and the IT team then deleting or blocking the login ID from the server.
Delete the email id to deny access of emailsDanai Thongsin
1. The standard operating procedure describes how to delete an email ID to deny access to emails.
2. The IT head is responsible for approving the deletion of email IDs, while the IT service engineer, data center team, or IT help desk team is responsible for implementing the deletion.
3. To delete an email ID, an IT requisition form must be completed, signed by the department and HR heads, and submitted to the IT department for approval and processing.
This standard operating procedure describes how to create email IDs for employees to access organizational emails. The IT head is responsible for approving new email IDs. The IT service engineer, data center team, or help desk team is then tasked with implementing the procedure, which involves generating the email ID and password in the mail server, and configuring the mail software on the user's desktop. The procedure is initiated when an IT requisition form with approvals is submitted to the IT department.
The document outlines the standard operating procedure for creating login IDs to access an IT department's server and network resources. It states that the IT head is responsible for approving new login IDs based on requisition forms signed by department heads and HR. It then describes the steps taken by IT service engineers, data center teams, and help desk teams to generate the login IDs and passwords, configure them on systems, and notify the relevant parties.
This document outlines the IT asset maintenance procedure for an IT Department. It describes cleaning computers on a monthly basis to remove dust using compressed air and cleaning fans. It also details replacing spare parts by shutting down the computer, wearing anti-static equipment, removing old parts and screws, placing new parts, and restarting. When working on live power supplies, personnel should stand on anti-static mats to avoid electric shock and ensure proper grounding.
This property listing is for Ayutthaya Thai Villas for sale on Koh Samui. It includes three separate villas under one roof, with each villa containing one or two air-conditioned bedrooms, a terrace, and a Thai-style bathroom. The largest villa is on the ground floor with two bedrooms, while the other two single-bedroom villas are located on the upper level, all sharing the same roof and outdoor living spaces.
The document outlines the costs for components of a CCTV security system, including cameras that cost 6,500 per set and a NAS-CCTV server that costs 10,000. A total of 6 cameras are listed at 6,500 each, along with the single server, for a total projected cost of the CCTV system.
This document outlines the rights and duties of employers and employees according to Thailand's Labour Protection Act. It discusses normal working hours and rest periods, holidays, overtime work, leave policies, and remuneration requirements. Some key points include:
- Normal work hours are limited to 8 hours per day and 48 hours per week, or 7 hours per day and 42 hours per week for hazardous work.
- Employees are entitled to at least one rest hour during an 8 hour workday and a 20 minute break before any overtime work over 2 hours.
- A minimum of one weekly holiday and 13 annual traditional holidays must be provided each year.
- Overtime, holiday work, and leave policies require employer consent or proof of