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FlightServerImpl fsi = new FlightServerImpl(); UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject(fsi);

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An alternative approach is to provide the customers with a PIN number (it could be the same as that of their ATM card) and ask them to key this in on their phone keypad, followed by asking one or two questions like their zip or post code, as a backup. Online banking has similar security risks to phone banking and hence this requires a number of security measures to be enforced. These include that the user sets up a nickname and a password. For example, some banks require typing in three randomly selected letters from a password each time the user logs on. This is harder to do online than when asked over the phone, mainly

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Database backup is a regularly scheduled occurrence, so if SQL Server s built-in Maintenance Plan Wizard isn t to your liking, it makes sense to write some repeatable code to perform backups and set up your own SQL Server Agent jobs. However, unless the backup plan is only a full backup, it s dif cult to know how many differential backups or transaction-log backups need to be restored; and because each backup le requires a separate RESTORE command, it s dif cult to script the recovery effort beforehand without writing a lot of code to examine the msdb tables and determine the restore sequence properly.

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This example shell script uses the -x comparison to test if you have permission to execute the test16 script. If so, it runs the script (notice that even in a shell script, you must have the proper path to execute a script that s not located in your PATH). After successfully running the test16 script the rst time, change the permissions on it, and try again. This time the -x comparison fails, as you don t have execute permission for the test16 script.

If you already have ODBC drivers installed on your computer, the easiest way to start working with RDBMSes from a Java program is to configure the JDBC-ODBC bridge or type 1 JDBC driver. Follow these steps to perform the configuration:

One of the often overlooked aspects of an outsourcing relationship is in the area of chargeback. Chargeback, as used in this context, is the need to allocate or assign IT expenditures to the end users who consume the services. The need for chargeback does not disappear with outsourcing, but in fact may be heightened because of the recognition that IT expenditures amount to significant funds. The need to conserve and justify these dollars becomes very real. An outsourcing agreement may, in fact, be of benefit to companies that have not established internal chargeback methods. Vendors are typically required to provide detailed, itemized invoices, so they have established the methodologies to create cost pools, identify unit costs, and charge based on those units. Companies that do not have chargeback systems also benefit from the fact that the vendor can be enlisted to do much of the dirty work (e.g., establishing naming conventions and assigning charge codes). This added administrative and technical effort typically comes at a cost. The customer should to understand and agree with the bases for any additional fees associated with chargeback systems.

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This chapter provides an overview of the building blocks that enable the convergence of multiple services into an IP/MPLS multi-service network. Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) pseudowire-based VPN technology is a key building block for enabling MPLS-based services. Along with the advanced per-service Quality of Service (QoS) deployment, service providers can deliver scaled services to large numbers of customers while meeting various requirements. Service providers can now deploy IP/MPLS VPN-based service solutions to provide different types of services to different customers using a single converged IP/ MPLS network. The Triple Play and Mobile Backhauling solutions are also discussed in brief at the end of the chapter.

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