Presented by:
Sakshi Garg
Kanchan


TRANSPORT LAYER
Transport layer acts as a liaison between the upper-layer protocols and the lower-layer protocols. To make this separation possible, the transport layer is independent of the physical network. Examples: TCP, UDP, …
Transport layer concept
TRANSPORT LAYER*Duties*Connection*OSI Transport protocol*TCP*UDP*Traffic Shaping*Question Bank
Duties of the transport layer
End to end delivery
Addressing
Levels of Service Access Points
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Definition
Blade servers are self-contained computer servers, designed for high density. Slim, hot swappable blade servers fit in a single chassis like books in a bookshelf - and each is an independent server, with its own processors, memory, storage, network controllers, operating system and applications. The blade server simply slides into a bay in the chassis and plugs into a mid- or backplane, sharing power, fans, floppy drives, switches, and ports with other blade servers.

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Layer Reassignment for Antenna Effect Minimization in 3-Layer Channel Routing


Abstract

As semiconductor technology enters the deep submicron em, reliability has
become a major challenge in the design and manufacturing of next generation
VLSI circuits. .ln this paper we focus on one reliability issue - the antenna
effect in the context of s-layer channel routing. We first present an antenna effect
model in Z-layer channel routing and, based on this, an antenna effect cost
function is proposed. A layer ....etc

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TLS (Transport Layer Security)
Presented By
Angshuman Karmakar
Roll “ 000610501011
B.C.S.E “ IV


History
¢ TLS and SSL encrypt the segments of network connections at the Transport Layer end-to-end.
¢ 1994: Netscape designed and built SSLv2
“ and told consumers that they needed SSL; credit card numbers were too sensitive to let go unencrypted
¢ Only Netscape Commerce Server supported SSL
“ It relied on X.509 certificates issued by RSADSI
¢ Microsoft had P ....etc

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Cloud Servers vs. VPS (Virtual Private Servers)



VPS Scalability


With traditional VPSs your scalability is directly impacted by the amount of resources used up on the node you currently reside on. If you have a VPS that has 8GB of RAM and you want to scale to 32GB of RAM, chances are you will not be able to do so due to the limitations of the server you are currently on. All your data is stored locally on a VPS so moving you to a new node will not only c ....etc

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presented by:-
Balaji Gopal


AUTHENTICATION TECHNIQUES
Authentication is the process of validating who you are and what you claimed to be.
Authentication techniques:
1. What you know (knowledge based).
2. What you have (token based).
3. What you are (biometrics).
4. What you recognize (recognition based).
EXISTING SYSTEM
Textual passwords can be easily cracked or spied.
Smart cards or tokens can be stolen.
Biometrics cannot be revoked.
Even recognition systems suffer many l ....etc

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