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The Interactive Extrude Tool is used to set a third dimension for your object. Other features help you set an angle of rotation and the depth of the object.

Table 6.6 Navigation Commands (continued)

Using p, all elements of D_ob inherited from B_ob can be accessed. However, elements specific to D_ob cannot be referenced using p (unless a type cast is employed). This is because the pointer only knows about the members of its base type even though it can point to derived types. For a concrete example that uses base class pointers, consider this short program, which defines a base class called B_class and a derived class called D_class. The derived class implements a simple automated telephone book.

Applications The applications function is responsible for recovering application functionality on application servers. This may include reloading application software, performing configuration, provisioning roles and user accounts, and connecting the application to databases, network services, and other application integration issues. Access Management This function is responsible for creating and managing user accounts for network, system, and application access. Personnel with this responsibility may be especially susceptible to social engineering and be tempted to create user accounts without proper authority or approval. Information Security Personnel in this capacity are responsible for ensuring that proper security controls are being carried out during recovery and emergency operations. They will be expected to identify risks associated with emergency operations and to require remedies to reduce risks. Security personnel will also be responsible for enforcing privacy controls, so that employee and customer personal data will not be compromised, even as business operations are compromised by the disaster and its effects. Off-Site Storage This function is responsible for managing the effort of retrieving backup media from off-site storage facilities and for the protection of that media in transit to the scene of recovery operations. If recovery operations take place over an extended period (more than a couple of days), data at the recovery site will need to be backed up and sent to an off-site media storage facility to protect that information should a disaster occur at the hot/warm/cold site (and what bad luck that would be!). User Hardware In many organizations, little productive work gets done when employees don t have their workstations, printers, scanners, copiers, and other office equipment. Thus, a function is required to provide, configure, and support the variety of office equipment required by end users working in temporary or alternate locations. This function, like most others, will have to work with many others to ensure that workstations and other equipment are able to communicate with applications and services as needed to support critical processes. Training During emergency operations, when response personnel and users are working in new locations (and often on new or different equipment and software), some of these personnel may need training so that their productivity can be quickly restored. Training personnel will need to be familiar with many disaster response and recovery procedures, so that they can help people in those roles understand what is expected of them. This function will also need to be able to dispense emergency operations procedures to these personnel. Relocation This function comes into play when IT is ready to migrate applications running on hot/warm/cold site systems back to the original (or replacement) processing center.

You should be able to compare and contrast RIP with IPv4 and IPv6. Be familiar with the transition options available when moving from IPv4 to IPv6, including dual stack and 6to4 tunneling.

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SIP/2.0 200 OK Via: SIP/2.0/UDP station1.work.com; branch=z9hG4bK123 From: Daniel<sip:Collins@work.com> To: Boss<sip:Manager@home.net> Call-ID: 456789@station1.work.com CSeq: 1101 MESSAGE Content-length: 0