latency applications This internet latency makes SatelliteInternetservice essentially unusable ..., and an Ethernet port for connection to the internal network. Two way satelliteInternetservice involves ... way satelliteinternet system involves the use of General Packet Radio Service GPRS for the back channel ... 2008 Cleanup date May 2010 Infobox title SatelliteInternet headerstyle background ccf font size 13px image File KA SAT artist view.png 230px alt Example of satellite dedicated to internet access header1 SatelliteInternet Characteristics label2 Medium data2 Air or Vacuum label3 License data3 ... premises equipment CPE price data12 300 modem satellite dish SatelliteInternet access is Internet access provided through satellite s. The service can be provided to users world wide through Low Earth ... Signal latency File Ghana satellite.jpg thumb SatelliteInternet access via VSAT in Ghana Latency ... to the satellite and back to the ground. For an internet packet, that delay is doubled before a reply ... embedded in new satelliteInternet services. Medium Earth Orbit MEO and Low Earth Orbit LEO ... SatelliteInternet dish Satellite communications are affected by moisture and various forms of precipitation ... quite severe on the higher frequency Ku and Ka band. For satelliteInternet services in tropical ... during which service is lost can be reduced by increasing the size of the Antenna radio satellite ... then relays data via the terrestrial Internet. The satellite dish at each location must be precisely ... provider hub. There are several types of two way satelliteInternet services, including time division ... . The satellite modem modems required for this service are often proprietary, but some are compatible ... modem Bandwidth Satelliteinternet customers range from individual home users with one PC to large ... of packets via the satellite and internet. Using coding and compression techniques the bit rate needed per call is only 10.8 kbit s each way. Portable satelliteInternet Portable satellite modem These usually ... more details
Technical date September 2010 Unreferenced date June 2010 PBS SatelliteService formerly PBS Schedule X is a 24 hour alternate network from the Public Broadcasting Service PBS that provided a mixed variety of programming selected from PBS s regular network service. It was multicast by some PBS member stations on an over the air digital television DTV subchannel along with their regular programming, or during overnight hours on their main channel to provide a second opportunity for viewers to watch or record primetime programming. As of November 16, 2009, PBS X can be received unscrambled via satellite on these coordinates On SES Americom AMC 4 satellite AMC 4 at 101 W , on C band C band transponder 16 4020 MHz, horizontal polarity, in analog , since the 2006 05 31 switch from satellite Galaxy 26 IA6 at 93 W PBS HD on the AMC 21 AMC 21 satellite at 125 W , on Ku band K sub u sub band transponder 22 12140 MHz, vertical polarity, Digital Video Broadcasting DVB AC3 only , unencrypted. PBS X east west and other secondary PBS services in standard definition are also on the AMC 21 satellite as Ku band K sub u sub band transponder 24 12180 MHz, vertical polarity, DVB AC3 only , unencrypted. Current satellite and transponder listings are available from LyngSat http www.lyngsat.com and other online sources. Note that access to the Ku band DVB feeds require AC3 Dolby Digital audio capability, as there is no MPEG 2 MPEG2 audio provided on these transponders. Support for this format ... at 125 W using free to air satellite dishes as small as three feet, and is also offered by U.S. direct broadcast satellite providers to subscribers who lack a local PBS feed. PBS X provides two free ... Network channels External links http www.pbs.org aboutpbs aboutpbs prog satellite.html PBS Satellite Services American broadcast television DEFAULTSORT Pbs SatelliteService Category PBS television network Category Satellite television Category American television networks Category English language ... more details
Citations missing date November 2008 Fixed ServiceSatellite or FSS , is the official classification used chiefly in North America for geostationary communications satellite s used for broadcast feeds for television and radio stations and networks, as well as for telephony and data communications . FSS satellites have also been used for Direct To Home DTH satellite TV channels in North America since the late 1970s. This role has been mostly supplanted by direct broadcast satellite DBS television systems starting in 1994 when DirecTV launched the first DBS television system. However, FSS satellites in North America are also used to relay channels of cable tv networks from their originating studios to local cable headend s and to the operations centers of DBS services such as DirecTV and Dish Network to be re broadcast over their DBS systems. FSS satellites were the first geosynchronous communications satellites launched in space such as Intelsat 1 Early Bird , Syncom 3 , Anik 1 , Westar 1 , Satcom 1 and Ekran and new ones are still being launched and utilized to this day. FSS satellites ... of the world The term of Fixed ServiceSatellite is chiefly a North American one, and is seldom ... The Dish Network satellite TV service also relies on FSS satellite technology in the K sub u sub ... on their transponders, FSS satellite transponders use linear polarization . Systems used to receive ... size compared to systems for DBS satellite reception , or, more pejoratively, BUD, or big ugly dish systems. The Canadian Shaw Direct satellite TV service relies on FSS satellite technology in the K sub u sub band. Primestar in the USA used K sub u sub transponders on an FSS satellite as well for its ... 10 10 satellites and 119 degree the Echostar 7 satellite orbital locations as well as linearly ... Dish Network satellites use circular polarity at 12.7 GHz, the newer Intelsat 13 Echostar 9 satellite ... customers in areas whose local channels are only available on the 105 degree satellite. As with other ... more details
Digital SatelliteService is the assumed maybe its not. But they used to use this expansion as a marketing term initialism expansion of the DSS digital satellite television transmission system used by DirecTV . Only when digital transmission was introduced did direct broadcast satellite DBS television become popular in North America , which has led to both DBS and DSS being used interchangeably to refer to all three commonplace digital transmission formats DSS, DVB S and 4DTV . Analogue DBS services however existed prior to DirecTV and are still operational in continental Europe As of 2006 lc on . At the time of DirecTV s launch in 1994, the DVB S digital satellite system in use in the majority of the world had not yet been standardised, the Thomson SA Thomson developed DSS system was used instead. While functionally similar in DVB S MPEG 2 video, MPEG 1 Layer II or AC3 audio, QPSK modulation, and identical error correction Reed Solomon error correction Reed Solomon coding and Viterbi forward error correction , the transport stream and information tables are entirely different from those of DVB. Also unlike DVB, all DSS receivers are proprietary DirecTV reception units. DirecTV is now using a modified version of DVB S2 , the latest version of the DVB S protocol, for HDTV services off the SPACEWAY 1 , SPACEWAY 2 , DirecTV 10 and DirecTV 11 ref http dtv.client.shareholder.com releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID 324646 ref satellites, however huge numbers of DSS encoded channels still remain. The non standard modulation scheme used by DirecTV prevents regular DVB S2 demodulators from receiving the signal although the data carried is regular MPEG 2 Transport Stream. See also direct broadcast satellite References references External links http www.coolstf.com mpeg dss DSS, the Other Other MPEG 2 system Category Satellite television Category Digital television ... more details
wimax1.htm ref See also Wireless local loop ConnectKentucky Geekcorps Neighbourhood InternetService Provider Neighbourhood InternetService Provider NISP SatelliteInternet access Motorola ... installed on a residence. Wireless InternetService Providers WISPs are Internetservice provider s with networks ... standards. The One Laptop per Child project strongly relies on good Internet connectivity, which can most likely be provided in rural areas only with satellite or wireless network Internet access ... page of this article. Category Wireless internetservice providers Category Wireless networking ... Wireless Services 3650 3700 MHz Radio Service url http wireless.fcc.gov services index.htm?job service ... wireless ISP. Another early WISP was a company called Internet Office Parks in Johannesburg, South ... the South African Telco, Telkom could not keep up with the demand for dedicated Internet links for business ... each satellite building was wired up with Ethernet so each business connected into the Ethernet LAN and could instantly get Internet access. Due to the immaturity of wireless technology, security ... service, the company closed its doors in Jan 1999. Fact date November 2008 There were 879 Wi Fi based ... Internet has a big potential of lowering the digital gap or Internet gap in the developing ... environments where Cable Internet access cable and digital subscriber line s are not available. WiMax ... point to point connection to the center of the area they wish to service. From here, they will need ... on light posts and customer buildings. Since it is difficult for a single service provider to build an infrastructure that offers global access to its subscribers, roaming between service providers is encouraged ..., or service will be removed. This is not one person s decision, but the consensus of various editors ... faq wisp Wireless ISP FAQ Media PLEASE NOTE Links that promote a website, product, or service ..., product, or service will be removed. This is not one person s decision, but the consensus of various ... more details
Camnet InternetService is an Internetservice provider operated by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Cambodia Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Cambodia . Camnet was established in 1997 by the government of Cambodia Cambodian government and Telecom Cambodia with the support of the International Development Research Centre of Canada . Camnet was the first Internetservice provider in Cambodia. Its office main office s are located in Phnom Penh . ref http www.camnet.com.kh Camnet, Front page ref See also Communications in Cambodia Internet References reflist External links http www.camnet.com.kh Camnet official site Cambodia stub Category Government of Cambodia Category Telecommunications companies of Cambodia Category Internetservice providers Category 1997 establishments Category Phnom Penh ... more details
The Service for French Internet Exchange SFINX is one of the biggest French IXP s Internet Exchange Points , along with PARIX , PaNAP and FreeIX . It is operated by RENATER , the French National Research and Education Network NREN . External links http www.sfinx.tm.fr SFINX Web Page Category Internet exchange points Compu network stub fr Service for French Internet Exchange ... more details
File Internet Hosts.svg thumb 250px Number of internet hosts by country, 2005 An Internet hosting service is a service that runs Internet servers, allowing organizations and individuals to serve content to the Internet. There are various levels of service and various kinds of services offered. A common kind of hosting is web hosting service web hosting . Most hosting providers offer a combined variety of services. Web hosting services also offer e mail hosting service , for example. DNS hosting service is usually bundled with domain name registrar domain name registration . Web hosting technology has been causing some controversy lately as Web.com claims that it holds patent rights to some common hosting technologies, including the use of a web based control panel to manage the hosting service .... References reflist See also Internetservice provider Application service provider Hosted service provider Utility computing Green hosting Cloud storage Category Internet hosting Category Services management and marketing ar be x old es Servicio de alojamiento de Internet ... patent infringement. ref cite news url http www.thestreet.com mktw tech internet 10293025.html title ... 05 21 ref Generic, yet rather powerful, kinds of Internet hosting provide a Server computing server ... s and have Internet connections with good Upstream networking upstream Bandwidth computing bandwidth . Types internet hosting Full featured hosting Full featured hosting services include Dedicated hosting service , also called managed hosting service, where the hosting service provider owns and manages ... Colocation centre Colocation facilities , which provide just the Internet connection, uninterruptible ... change. Other Limited or application specific hosting services include Web hosting service E mail hosting service DNS hosting service Game server s Wiki farm s Bandwidth cost Internet hosting services include the required Internet connection they may charge a flat rate per month or charge per ... more details
The World is an internetservice provider originally headquartered in Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline , Massachusetts . It was the first internetservice provider offering dial up access to the general public, ref http tools.ietf.org html rfc2235 ref doing so since 1989 ref http world.std.com ref . The World is operated by Software Tool & Die and used to use the domain name world.std.com it now uses mainly TheWorld.com, though world.std.com is also used for certain things. References Reflist External links http www.TheWorld.com The World home page DEFAULTSORT World, The Category Brookline, Massachusetts Category Companies based in Massachusetts Category Internetservice providers of the United States Category Communications in Massachusetts US internet company stub ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 The NASA Acquisition InternetService NAIS is a service provided by the NASA in order to disseminate information about NASA procurements. ref name nais cite web url http prod.nais.nasa.gov cgi bin nais welcome.cgi accessdate January 27, 2010 title NAIS Welcome Page first Ron last Crider date November 23, 2009 ref NAIS has been hailed by the GAO as an effective mechanism for disseminating procurement information to industry, including small businesses. ref http oai.dtic.mil oai oai?verb getRecord&metadataPrefix html&identifier ADA359866 Acquisition Reform NASA s InternetService Improves Access to Contracting Information. ref References Reflist External links http prod.nais.nasa.gov cgi bin nais index.cgi NASA Acquisition InternetService NASA navbox Category NASA online Category Procurement Category Government databases in the United States ... more details
The BlackBerry InternetService BIS allows BlackBerry users to access web based POP3 , IMAP , and Outlook Web App not via Exchange ActiveSync email accounts without connecting through a BlackBerry Enterprise Server BES . ref name setup http na.blackberry.com eng support software internet.jsp Email setup and integration . Research In Motion. ref The service is usually provisioned through a mobile phone service provider, though Research In Motion RIM BlackBerry s developer actually runs the service. ref name setup This service uses RIM s proprietary push technology in contrast with SyncML based push technologies such as Funambol to the BlackBerry devices over cellular carriers. BIS retrieves email from mail servers by Polling computer science polling a POP3 or IMAP server and offers additional synchronization capabilities, such as calendars or contacts for some webmail providers. References references External links http www.thegremlinhunt.com 2010 01 07 list of blackberry internetservice e mail login sites List of BlackBerry InternetService websites by individual carriers and country http www.blackberry.com btsc microsites search.do?cmd displayKC&docType kc&externalId http docsblackberrycom en smartphoneusers delivee UserGuide T987396 1091001 0907113812 001 32 USpdf&sliceId pdfPage 1&docTypeID DT PRODUCTDOCUMENTATION 1 1&dialogID 978549820&stateId 0 200 20978545259 Blackberry InternetService 3.2 features Research In Motion DEFAULTSORT Blackberry InternetService Category BlackBerry Wireless stub ja BlackBerry InternetService ... more details
Unreferenced date March 2010 The InternetService Providers Association , or ISPA, is a British body representing providers of Internet Services. History ISPA was established in 1995 as the first trade association for ISPs, promoting competition, self regulation and progress within the Internet industry. Members are signatories to the ISPA Code of good practice binding ISPs to a common industry standard. It was originally founded and is now run under the Managing Director and Secretary General Nicholas Lansman. Activities As a trade association, membership is voluntary but the companies who choose to become members agree to abide by the ISPA United Kingdom Code. ISPA members allegiance to the Code means that consumers can view the ISPA UK logo as a mark of commitment to good business practice. ISPA s main activity is in making representations on behalf of the industry to Government bodies, such as the Home Office , the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform former DTI and Ofcom . Government and political representatives often approach ISPA for its knowledge and expertise. ISPA represents members to Government and extra parliamentary bodies in the UK, as well as dealing with media enquiries relating to ISPs role online. Policy is directed by the ISPA Council, representing the interests of over 100 members in the UK. ISPA spends a good deal of its time dealing with Ofcom . Regulation Policies are agreed by the ISPA Council, a body of up to ten people selected ... Kingdom Category Organizations established in 1995 Category Internetservice providers of the United Kingdom Category Internet Network Operators Groups .... Europe ISPA UK was instrumental in establishing EuroISPA , a European federation of Internet Services ... Union level and influences EU Internet policies. ISPA also organises The Ispas , an annual award ceremony to showcase the best of the UK Internet industry. Dj Sanjay See also London Internet Exchange ... more details
Expert subject date January 2011 Confusing date January 2011 Windows Internet Name Service WINS is Microsoft s implementation of NetBIOS over TCP IP Name service NetBIOS Name Service NBNS , a name server and service for NetBIOS computer names. Effectively WINS is to NetBIOS names what Domain Name System DNS is to domain name s a central mapping of host names to network addresses. Like DNS it is broken into two parts, a Server Service that manages the Microsoft Jet Database Engine encoded Jet Database , server to server replication, service requests, and conflicts and a TCP IP Client component which manages the client s registration and renewal of names, and takes care of queries. Overview Network address mappings are dynamically updated so that when a client computing client needs to contact another computer on the network it can get its up to date IP address which may be issued by a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server. Aside from this the WINS functionality provides a way of keeping the client names unique on the network. Networks normally have more than one WINS server and each WINS server should be in push pull replication where more than two WINS servers are required the best practice replication model is the Spoke hub distribution paradigm hub and spoke , thus the WINS design is not central but distributed. Each WINS server holds a full copy of every other related WINS system s records. There is no hierarchy in WINS unlike DNS , but like DNS its database can be queried ... Windows Internet Naming Service de Windows Internet Naming Service es Windows Internet Naming Service fr Windows Internet Naming Service id WINS it WINS ja Windows Internet Naming Service pl Windows Internet Name Service pt Windows Internet Name Service ru Windows Internet Name Service tr Windows Internet Name Service uk Windows Internet Name Service zh WINS ... http support.microsoft.com kb 837391 ref The WINS server from Microsoft is only available as a service ... more details
Internet Authentication Service IAS is a component of Windows Server operating systems that provides centralized user AAA protocol authentication, authorization and accounting . Overview While Routing and Remote Access Service RRAS security is sufficient for small networks, larger companies often need a dedicated infrastructure for authentication. RADIUS is a standard for dedicated authentication servers. Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 include the Internet Authentication Service IAS , an implementation of RADIUS server. IAS supports authentication for Windows based clients, as well as for third party clients that adhere to the RADIUS standard. IAS stores its authentication information in Active Directory , and can be managed with Remote Access Policies. IAS first showed up for Windows NT 4.0 in the Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack and in Microsoft Commercial Internet System MCIS 2.0 ... library bb742380.aspx Internet Authentication Service for Windows 2000 ref It also added support for EAP Authentication for IEEE 802.1x networks. Later on it added PEAP with service Pack 4 . Windows Server ... External links http www.microsoft.com ias Internet Authentication Service on Microsoft TechNet http technet.microsoft.com en us library cc783725 WS.10 .aspx Deploying Internet Authentication Service IAS in Windows 2003 http technet.microsoft.com en us library cc977950.aspx Internet Authentication Service in the Microsoft Windows 2000 Resource Kit http www.tcs.auckland.ac.nz james wlan logging ... Category Computer access control ru Internet Authentication Service zh ... features of RRAS. In Windows Server 2008 , Network Policy Server NPS replaces the Internet Authentication Service IAS . NPS performs all of the functions of IAS in Windows Server 2003 for VPN ... then unwrap the XML and save data as desired by the user. History The initial version of Internet Authentication Service was included with the Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack. Windows 2000 Server s implementation ... more details
An Internet telephony service provider ITSP offers digital telecommunications service s based on Voice over Internet Protocol VoIP that are provisioned via the Internet . ITSPs provide services to end users directly or as whole sale suppliers to other ITSPs. ITSPs use a variety of signaling and multimedia protocols, including the Session Initiation Protocol SIP , the Media Gateway Control Protocol MGCP , Media Gateway Control Protocol Megaco Megaco , and the H.323 protocol. H.323 is one of the earliest VoIP protocols, but its use is declining and it is rarely used for consumer products. ref cite web first Craig last Southeren title Keynote speech, Free Software Open Source Telephony Summit date January 2005 url http www.voxgratia.org docs geilenkirchen 2005 keynote speech.html accessdate 2009 01 23 ref Retail customers of an ITSP may use traditional analog telephone sets attached to an analog telephony adapter ATA to connect to the service providers network via a local area network , they may use an IP phone, or they may connect a private branch exchange PBX system to the service via media gateways. ITSPs are also known as VSP Voice Service Provider or simply VoIP Providers. History In the United States, net2Phone began offering consumer VoIP service in 1995. ref name timeline cite web url http web.net2phone.com about company timeline.asp title Timeline accessdate 2008 09 25 quote November 1995 Announces Plans to Release First PC to Phone Technology ref Before 2003, many VoIP services required customers to make and receive phone calls through a personal computer . See also SIP trunking References Reflist Category Voice over IP Category VoIP terminology & concepts es ITSP ... more details
Refimprove date March 2010 Notability date March 2010 Greenlight is a triple play telecommunications bundled telecommunications service owned by the city of Wilson, North Carolina . Its services are distributed over a fiber optic network that was constructed by the city. The service has attracted attention because of the controversy surrounding its competition with Time Warner Cable and Embarq . ref name GLControversy http tech.slashdot.org story 09 04 23 1521218 Time Warner Cable Wont Compete Seeks Legislation ref Creation In order to fund the Greenlight project, the city of Wilson used funds from bonds, instead of taxpayer money. ref name GLFAQs http www.greenlightnc.com index.php about FAQ Greenlight FAQ s ref Notes reflist DEFAULTSORT Greenlight Internet Service Category Wilson, North Carolina ... more details
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multiple issues orphan August 2010 notability March 2010 unreferenced March 2010 advert August 2010 MiGS , the MasterCard Internet Gateway Service , is provided to banks to enable Card Not Present payment. MiGS is a payment gateway PCI DSS compliant that enables e commerce payment. MiGS is branded and priced by the acquiring bank . It is used to interconnect online merchants to their acquiring banks through standards technology and API Virtual Payment Client .This payment gateway provide support for instance MasterCard SecureCode, Verified by Visa and JCB J Secure. Category Merchant services ... more details
Infobox Company company name Mstar company logo company type foundation Salt Lake City, Utah 1998 location Murray, Utah key people Mark Wentzlaff , President industry Fiber Optics Media products Internet , Telephone , Television Service Provider revenue operating profit homepage http www.mstar.net Mstar.net Mstar , headquartered in Murray, Utah , is a fiber optic ip service provider in the state of Utah. Mstar provides internet, telephone VOIP , and television services IPTV via fiber optic networks. Mstar is a provider of services over municipally owned backbones, namely the Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency UTOPIA . History Launched in 1998 as Deseret Online by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints , Mstar began as a provider of value added IP based services to the Church s educational institutions around the world. In June 2002 the company was acquired by Chicago Venture Partners, L. P., CVP a private equity investment firm which specializes in buyouts, late stage growth equity investments and private investment in public equity PIPES . In June 2004, Mstar purchased Burgoyne Internet Services and nearly doubled its audience base. In March 2005, Mstar became the first company to launch services over the fiber to the premises FTTP network owned by UTOPIA. In May of 2009, Mstar was acquired by Prime Time Communications, a Denver Colorado facilities based provider of IPTV, VOIP, and Internet services. Prime Time brought a much expanded HD lineup, MPEG4 video, updated IPTV middle ware platform, and in house Broadworks Voip platform. Services Internet 15 to 50 Megabits per second upload and download speed 24 7 support Television High Definition IPTV Telephone Unlimited local & long distance References http www.mstar.net Mstar Website br http www.realtime unifiedcommunications.com market news and trends 2007 05 news release new global teleco 1.htm.com Realtime Community News Release br http www.redorbit.com news technology 818589 mstar rated amo ... more details
and a wired internet access point hence the name of the service. The wireless ISP service was an outgrowth ... Ricochet service was 29.95 a month, less than the cost of dialup plus a second phone line . As a result, a significant number of users in the Ricochet service area adopted it as their primary home Internet ...Ricochet was one of the pioneering wireless Internet services in the United States , before Wi Fi , 3G , and other broadband technologies were available to the general public. It was offereed by Metricom Incorporated, which shut down in 2001. Image ricochetbox.jpg thumb right A Ricochet poletop radio in suburban Detroit similar looking devices are used by the Wireless Oakland project, which overlaps part of the Detroit ricochet market History Metricom was founded in 1985, initially selling radios to electric, gas, oil, and water industrial customers. One of its founders was Paul Baran . ref cite news title Paul Baran, Internet and packet switching pioneer, is mourned work Network World author Bob Brown date March 27, 2011 url http www.networkworld.com news 2011 032811 paul baran packet switching obit.html accessdate March 29, 2011 ref Paul Allen took a controlling stake in Metricom in 1997 ... March 29, 2011 ref Service began in 1994 in Cupertino, California , and was quickly deployed throughout ... often faster service in 1999 monthly fees for this service, however, were more than double those for the original service. At its height, in early 2001, Ricochet service was available in Atlanta ... paid for the service. In July 2001, however, Ricochet s owner, Metricom, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ... down its service. Like many companies during the dot com boom , Metricom had spent more money than ..., purchased the assets of the company at a liquidation sale. Service was restored to Denver in August ..., that service would cease the next day. Technology The technology, deployed by Metricom Inc., worked ... no other options for a wireless Internet connection. Cellular phones were not as prevalent as today ... more details
In computing , the proposed Internet Storage Name Service iSNS protocol allows automated discovery, management and configuration of iSCSI and Fibre channel Fibre Channel devices using iFCP gateways on a TCP IP network. Features iSNS provides management services similar to those found in Fibre Channel networks, allowing a standard IP network to operate in much the same way that a Fibre Channel storage area network does. Because iSNS is able to emulate Fibre Channel fabric services and manage both iSCSI and Fibre Channel devices, an iSNS server can be used as a consolidated configuration point for an entire storage network. However, standards compliant iSNS implementations are required to support the iFCP protocol, supporting the iSCSI protocol is optional. Components The iSNS standard defines four components The iSNS Protocol iSNSP is a protocol that specifies how iSNS clients and servers communicate. It is intended to be used by various platforms, including switches and targets as well as server hosts. iSNS Clients iSNS clients are part of iSNSP aware storage devices. iSNS clients initiate transactions with iSNS servers using the iSNSP, register device attribute information in a common Discovery Domain DD , download information about other registered clients and receive asynchronous notification of events that occur in their DD s . iSNS Servers iSNS servers respond to iSNS protocol queries and requests made by iSNS clients using the iSNSP. iSNS servers initiate iSNSP State Change ... protocols Category Storage area networks Category Fibre Channel de Internet Storage Name Service ru Internet Storage Name Service ... Change Notification SCN service allows an iSNS Server to issue notifications about each event ... mappings from iSCSI devices to proxy WWNs. References http tools.ietf.org html rfc4171 RFC 4171 Internet Storage Name Service iSNS External links http sourceforge.net projects linuxisns iSNS for Linux ... more details
This is a list of satellite television service providers in Uganda flagicon Uganda ref http www.monitor.co.ug Business Commodities 688610 1055038 bv7dhe index.html List of Licensed Satellites Television Service Providers ref MultiChoice MultiChoice Uganda DStv Star DTV Uganda Star Times Pearl Digital TV Kampala SITI Cable Smart TV Time watch cable External links http www.multichoice.co.za multichoice view multichoice en page44115 Website of MultiChoice See also MultiChoice References reflist Category Satellite television Category Ugandan media Category Uganda Africa stub Uganda stub ... more details
The InternetService Providers Association of Ireland is a non profit company established in 1998 that represents various Ireland Irish InternetService Providers . External links http www.ispai.ie Official site Category Internetservice providers of the Republic of Ireland internet stub ireland stub ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 This is a list of InternetService Provider s ISPs in Bulgaria . class wikitable Company Employees Coverage Users Networx BG 50 Rousse 20,000 Cabletel ? 400,000 incl. cable TV and telephone users Category Internetservice providers of Bulgaria ... more details
Unreferenced date November 2007 A neighborhood internetservice provider NISP is a small scale broadband internetservice provider targeted at a single subdivision or neighborhood. They are built in a neighborhood to provide internet access to residents in the community, often using rooftop antennas in a hub and spoke arrangement to bridge the last few hundred feet to the residences or possibly businesses . With the right number of subscribers a NISP can easily cost less than the traditional DSL and cable internet cable lines. Such a network requires a local network engineer often a volunteer to maintain network integrity and monitor the quality of service . There are firms that will install and maintain such a network, but there are other options. For instance, a loosely knit community might use mesh networking WiFi mesh to connect collectively owned access points. See also Wireless community network Wireless mesh network Category Internetservice providers internet stub ... more details
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