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This next section will focus on configuring the appliance so that the data connections, commonly called security associations (SAs), for an L2L connection can be built to a remote IPSec peer. You must complete three tasks: Configure a crypto ACL, which determines what data traffic is to be protected. Create a transform set, which determines how the data traffic is to be protected. Create a crypto map entry for the remote peer, which brings all the parameters together for the associated peer.

The first question that is typically asked in any large-scale biometric systems procurement is which biometric Since there is no one-size-fits-all biometric, this is an important question. A structured approach can be taken to answer this question. Before that question is addressed, you must define your need for a biometric. What is its purpose and how will it add value If you cannot articulate a crisp answer to those underlying questions, it is too early to be thinking of selecting

Many network technologies have been developed over the past several decades. Some, like Ethernet, DSL, and TCP/IP, are found practically everywhere, while other technologies, such as ISDN, Frame Relay, and AppleTalk, have had shorter lifespans. The IS auditor needs to be familiar with network technologies, architectures, protocols, and media so that he may examine an organization s network architecture and operation. The following sections describe network technologies at a level of detail that should be sufficient for most auditing needs: Local area networks This section discusses local area network topologies, cabling, and transport protocols (including Ethernet, ATM, Token Ring, USB, and FDDI). Wide area networks This section discusses wide area networks including transport protocols MPLS, SONET, T-Carrier, Frame Relay, ISDN, and X.25. Wireless networks This section discusses wireless network standards Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Wireless USB, NFC, and IrDA. TCP/IP suite of protocols This section discusses TCP/IP protocols in the link layer, Internet layer, transport layer, and application layer. The global Internet This section discusses global Internet addressing, the domain name system, routing, and applications. Network management This section discusses the business function, plus the tools and protocols used to manage networks. Networked applications This section discusses the techniques used to build network-based applications.

Fig. 10-9 The voltage (the curve with the smaller amplitude) and current in Example 10-5 are 90 out of phase. The current is not drawn to scale.

Figure 10-5: Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 frames fit into the Frame Relay frame Following the data field in the Frame Relay frame is a CRC used only to check for corruption. The CRC determines if the frame or the address information is corrupt. If so, the frame is discarded; if not, the frame is forwarded. There is no ACK or NAK in the Frame Relay transmission along the route. Lastly, there is a closing flag on the frame, indicating that the transmission of the frame is ended and the switching system can then process the entire frame. In many cases when a variable data field is used, the switches must allocate enough buffer space to hold a full frame, regardless of how full each frame is. This is somewhat wasteful across the WAN but does provide the necessary flexibility to handle the traffic.

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