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NetBIOS inspection is enabled by default in the global policy of the appliance for all interfaces. However, this inspection only looks for and fixes embedded IP addresses in the payloads of NetBIOS packets. You can optionally have the appliance look for NetBIOS protocol violations by creating a layer 7 policy map. Here s the configuration for inspection of NetBIOS traffic:

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MOSFET. Both the eld effect transistor (FET) and the metal-oxide semiconductor eld effect transistor (MOSFET) act like transistors, except that the controlling input signal is a voltage rather than a current. Since almost no current ows into the input lead (the gate), the input resistance of the MOSFET is virtually in nite. FETs and MOSFETs are therefore primarily used where high input resistance is required. Applications where this characteristic is especially useful are operational ampli er inputs and digital voltmeters. Figure 14.3 shows the circuit symbol and the pin designations of the IRF510 power MOSFET.

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Night portrait (or slow synch)

// Implement IPhoneNumber. public string Number { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } // ... } // Notice that this class does not implement IPhoneNumber. class EmailFriend { // ... } // PhoneList can manage any type of phone list // as long as it implements IPhoneNumber. class PhoneList<T> where T : IPhoneNumber { T[] phList; int end; public PhoneList() { phList = new T[10]; end = 0; } public bool Add(T newEntry) { if(end == 10) return false; phList[end] = newEntry; end++; return true; } // Given a name, find and return the phone info. public T FindByName(string name) { for(int i=0; i<end; i++) { // Name can be used because it is a member of // IPhoneNumber, which is the interface constraint. if(phList[i].Name == name) return phList[i]; } // Name not in list. throw new NotFoundException(); } // Given a number, find and return the phone info. public T FindByNumber(string number) { for(int i=0; i<end; i++) { // Number can be used because it is also a member of // IPhoneNumber, which is the interface constraint. if(phList[i].Number == number) return phList[i]; }

The .NET Framework provides some specialized collections that are optimized to work on a specific type of data or in a specific way. These non-generic collection classes are defined inside the System.Collections.Specialized namespace. They are synopsized in the following table:

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// Trimming and padding. using System; class TrimPadDemo { static void Main() { string str = "test"; Console.WriteLine("Original string: " + str); // Pad on left with spaces. str = str.PadLeft(10); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); // Pad on right with spaces. str = str.PadRight(20); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); // Trim spaces. str = str.Trim(); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); // Pad on left with #s. str = str.PadLeft(10, '#'); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); // Pad on right with #s. str = str.PadRight(20, '#'); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); // Trim #s. str = str.Trim('#'); Console.WriteLine("|" + str + "|"); } }