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The Real-Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP), defined by RFC 2326 [2], allows the remote recording and replay of various media across the Net, and provides similar functionality to the familiar players for audio/video. The most popular Internet media players (such as RealPlayer or QuickTime) support RTSP. Users will quickly appreciate the advantage of listening to voicemail by using an RTSP-enabled media player instead of a phone. Lengthy voicemail messages can be replayed selectively, so as to listen to certain parts with relevant information, instead of having to replay all messages in sequence with

LSR signals an event or provides information to LDP peers. Some examples are: Fatal error (keep-alive timer expires, internal errors, etc.); and Message formatting errors. Supports the discovery mechanism used in LDP protocol to determine and maintain neighborhood. Supports session establishment between LDP peers. Examples of initialization parameters exchanged during the initialization phase are: KeepAlive timer definition The advertisement method used to advertise labels (unsolicited downstream or downstream on demand) Loop detection enabling Parameters to identify hello adjacency match Additional parameters: ATM and frame relay session parameters (merge capability, address ranges, directionality, etc.) Supports the monitoring of LDP session integrity. KeepAlive message resets KeepAlive timer. Supports the advertisement of interface addresses. Activated interfaces should have their address advertised. Supports the deactivation of interfaces. Previously advertised address must be withdrawn whenever an LSR deactivates an interface. Supports the distribution of FEC-to-label bindings to LDP peers. Label mapping messages are transmitted upon different conditions with the LSR configured as independent distribution control or ordered distribution control (Section 3.7.8). Allows an upstream LSR to request an FEC-to-label biding (mapping). The basic parameter sent with a label request message is the FEC to which the mapping is requested. Optional parameters are a hop count (LSRs) and a path vector mainly used for loop detection. This message is used to abort outstanding label request messages. Label withdraw message breaks previously defined FEC-to-label mapping. This message is used, for instance, by a downstream LSR to signal that a particular mapping should not be used. The label release message is used by an LSR to signal to its LDP peer the release of a FEC-to-label biding. A label release message is sent, for instance, after the LSR receives a label withdraw message.

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As the number of students approaching the University for enrollment is increasing, it is considering offering its courses on the Web as well. The main reasons for such a consideration are as follows:

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This chapter introduces the Domain Name System (DNS), and ENUM, a telephone number mapping system for Internet resources. Readers interested in a more thorough understanding of the DNS and ENUM can find books on these topics or a few high-quality free online tutorials. (Unfortunately, many DNS online tutorials have not been updated for quite some time.) A good online resource for understanding DNS can be found for example at http:// technet.microsoft.com/default.aspx [1]. For an in-depth study of DNS we recommend the authoritative online tutorial available from the IETF and further reading of the references provided there [2].

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for (i = 0; i < M; i++) { // initalize stock price for the next simulation lnS1 = log(price); lnS2 = log(price); for (j = 0; j < N; j++) { deviate = util.gasdev(idum); // simulate paths

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