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technologies that provide external access to corporate networks, present security challenges. With wireless standards and practices still rapidly evolving, it is important to understand the strengths and limitations of available technologies in order to implement a secure solution. Extending current security policies to encompass wireless devices requires an understanding of the security features of both wireless devices and wireless networks. Purpose of the Study The purpose of the study was

large portion of these applications. Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) applications; there is a high need of secure

based WCNs can easily abstract the network services as VNFs and deploy in the VMs. In the meanwhile, it provides numbers of SB APIs to accommodate devices using specific technologies, including WiFi, LTE, and WiMAX (see Figure 15). Fig. 15. The NFV/SDN Architecture in WCNs. In the case of enhancing resource allocation and scalability, the programmability of SDN allows fast service deployment and alleviates the conflicts between different network functions. Figure 15 illustrates that SDN solutions

Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited Internship Complementation Report Wireless & Transmission FTRP Faisalabad Submitted by: ABDUL BASIT BSc Electrical Engineering (2010-14) Registration No. 2010-GCUF-4180-522 Government College University Faisalabad Submitted to: Mr. Muhammad Mehmood Manager, MSC Wireless FTRP Faisalabad Contents Topic | Page No. | Background | 3 | Introduction | 3 | Wireless Communication

The influence of Software Defined Networking on network industry is immense. “SDN industry is expected to surpass 35 billion in next five years” concluded by SDNcentral after conducting a market research on the impact of SDN on network industry. Clearly the impact is huge. Why? Because the concept of decoupling data plane from the control plane and making networks programmable is a powerful one. If deployed in large scale, replacing the legacy networks architecture, it will empower service providers

Smart farming operational Fundamentals, Smart Agriculture by AGCO, SWOT Analysis, Conclusion. Keywords: Internet of Things, Smart Agriculture, Smart Farm, Smart Farm Security I.INTRODUCTION Internet of Things is a global network connecting physical

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) consists of a collection of nodes which are deployed randomly in a hostile environment. It has a fixed infrastructure and self-organized in to an arbitrary topology. Though there are advancements in technology, security in WSN is a principal concern. As the deployed sensors are in an open environment, the intrusion of attacks is very much higher. Also the WSN has broadcast nature of communication; they are easily affected by the attacks. Commonly prevailing attacks

Overview Without including any network-specific functionality, it would be possible to develop a scalable workload management system. While the connectivity between compute nodes is required and also for the external access, it is important to have network-specific functionality, but it would be possible to benefit from the existing networking infrastructure to allocate IP addresses and relay data between nodes. However, the main problem with such an approach is the network management system would not

analyzed with respect to their network topology, which has revealed a number of complex network properties, including small-world and scale-free characteristics and high modularity and clustering. However, these studies have been conducted almost exclusively on binarized networks generated by thresholding to remove negative edge weights associated with negative temporal correlations in fMRI data. The present study proposes a comparison of the characteristics of networks generated exclusively from either

can communicate with one another is through the use of the Internet wish is a public network and not private. So the communication that takes place between two or more devices is virtual but not physical form. Private the meaning of is to keep something hidden like a secret from others, or in this case from the public. Although two or more devices are able to communicate with one another on an open public network/environment, there will be no third party who can disturb this communication. Since a