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Hardware (in ASICs) Store and forward, cutthrough, fragment-free Possibly hundreds Half and full 1 per port 1 per VLAN 1 per VLAN

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Count([Country]) returns 2. By default, the Count function will only count distinct items in [Country]. Count([Country],All) returns 9. The optional parameter of All instructs the Count function to count all items in [Country] whether they are distinct or not. Count([Country],IncludeEmpty) would return 3 if the [Country] report_variable contained the values (France, US, <Null>).

Although the Privacy Act does not specifically mention biometrics, there is little doubt that the Act can apply to biometrics. As the Act applies to a record that is contained in a system of records, the threshold issue to resolve is whether biometric identification information, whether in the form of an image file or a template file, falls within the Act s broad definition of record. The Privacy Act (5 U.S.C. 552a(a)(4)) defines record as: Any item, collection, or grouping of information about an individual that is maintained by an agency, including, but not limited to, his education, financial transactions, medical history, and criminal or employment history and that contains his name, or the identifying number, symbol, or other identifying particular assigned to the individual, such as a finger or voice print or a photograph . The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Guidelines explain that record means any item of information about an individual that includes an individual identifier and can include as little as one descriptive item about an individual. 38 In 1992, in the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has affirmed the Guidelines definition, finding that record includes any information about an individual that is linked to that individual through an identifying particular. 39 In 1994, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia stressed that

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You can overload new and delete globally by overloading these operators outside of any class declaration. When new and delete are overloaded globally, C++ s default new and delete are ignored and the new operators are used for all allocation requests. Of course, if you have defined any version of new and delete relative to one or more classes, then the class-specific versions are used when allocating objects of the class for which they are defined. In other words, when new or delete are encountered, the compiler first checks to see whether they are defined relative to the class they are operating on. If so, those specific versions are used. If not, C++ uses the globally defined new and delete. If these have been overloaded, the overloaded versions are used.

Once the destination receives the packet, it responds back with a TCP SYN/ACK response in part 3 of Figure 5-4. Upon receiving the packet, the appliance compares the header information with the conn table to find a match; in this case, since the source initiated the connection in part 1, the connection is in the table. The appliance then validates the idle timer to ensure that the entry in the state table hasn t expired: If the entry has expired, it is removed from the conn table and the packet is dropped. If there wasn t a match in the conn table or the entry had timed out, then the ACL on the interface would be used to validate whether the packet was allowed inbound to the inside interface. Originally the source used a sequence number of 49,000, which was randomized by the appliance to 70,000. The destination acknowledges back one greater than the randomized sequence number: 70,001. However, the source is expecting 49,001: therefore, the appliance then undoes the randomization of the acknowledgment number. This is the sequence number randomization (SNR) feature at work, which is used to defeat session hijacking attacks. The appliance then undoes the translation, changing the destination IP address from 192.168.0.20 to 10.0.1.11. After this, the appliance resets the idle timers for the entries in the xlate and conn tables. Lastly, the appliance forwards the packet out the inside interface, shown in part 4.