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This project is an attempt to develop a centralized linux based administrative tool to monitor the processes being run by various users in a multi-user networked environment similar the one in the NITC Main Computer Center. The software will allow the administrator of the computer network to selectively terminate a process of a particular user. It will also log the user ids of users who are using a particular application (Chat clients, instant messengers etc.) chosen by the administrator. An optional future improvement could be to in ....etc

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The rapid growth of the Internet has moved the focus of desktop computing toward network computing. Thin clients for the Internet, which include Network Computers and NetPCs, are vital in the new era of network computing. They can solve many of the problems in Client/Server computing and provide an expanded choice for desktop users. First will be outlined the general conception of Network Computers and NetPCs. Then will be indicated the differences between dumb terminals, and thin and fat clients. Next will be described the c ....etc

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Abstract—We consider variations of a problem in which data must be delivered to mobile clients en route, as they travel toward their destinations. The data can only be delivered to the mobile clients as they pass within range of wireless base stations. Example scenarios include the delivery of building maps to firefighters responding to multiple alarms. We cast this scenario as a parallel-machine scheduling problem with the little-studied property that jobs may have different release times and deadlines when assigned to different machines. We ....etc

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In third generation WCDMA systems, shared channels allow many users to jointly utilize a single Orthogonal Variable Spreading Factor (OVSF) code. In this paper, we propose a Scheduling Algorithm with Dynamic Priority Assignment (DPA) which is designed for the Downlink-Shared channel (DSCH) of 3G WCDMA systems and operates within a cross layer framework. The DPA scheduler has low computational complexity and is able to provide QoS differentiation among traffic flows based on their delay sensitivity. Through the cross layer framework, DPA takes i ....etc

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Abstract Static single-assignment is a form of program representation which is becoming increasingly popular because of its ease in handling optimizations. Transforming given code into SSA form results in a code for which data analysis is simpler as it is the inherent property of SSA form. Though there exists formal specifications for code on general form, the framework of dependency relations and formal specification specific to code in SSA form are not present in literature. In this thesis we have specified a framework for specifying transfor ....etc

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In this paper, we examine the problem of assigningcalls in a cellular mobile network to channels in the frequencydomain. Such assignments must be made so that interferencebetween calls is minimized, while demands for channels aresatisfied. A new nonlinear integer programming representationof the static channel assignment (SCA) problem is formulated.We then propose two different neural networks for solving thisproblem. The first is an improved Hopfield neural network whichresolves the issues of infeasibility and poor solution q ....etc

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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are a persistent, current, and very real threat to networks. Expanding upon a flexible distributed framework for network remediation utilising multiple strategies, we examine a novel fusion of methods to maximise throughput from legitimate clients and minimise the impact from attackers. The basic approach is to build up a whitelist of likely legitimate clients by observing outgoing traffic, presenting a challenge though proof-of-work, and providing flow cookies. Traffic that does n ....etc

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