Farlon Networks and Pc Configuration

Ad Hoc Wireless Network

Key Considerations - Using ad hoc Wi-Fi mode eliminates the need for a network router or access point in a wireless home network. With ad hoc wireless, you can network computers together as needed without needing to be in reach of one central location. Most people use ad hoc Wi-Fi only in temporary situations to avoid potential security issues.
Optional Components - Networking an ad hoc layout for Internet access, printers, or game consoles and other entertainment devices is not required for the rest of the home network to function. Simply omit any of these components shown that do not exist in your layout.

Definition: A network sniffers monitors data flowing over computer network links. It can be a self-contained software program or a hardware device with the appropriate software or firmware programming. Also sometimes called "network probes" or "snoops," sniffers examine network traffic, making a copy of the data but without redirecting or altering it. Some sniffers work only with TCP/IP packets, but the more sophisticated tools can work with many other protocols and at lower levels including Ethernet frames.

The Best Products
The antivirus field is huge; I currently track over 45 products. In a field that big there's room for multiple products to earn the title of Editors' Choice.

Three products share the Editor's Choice honor for best overall antivirus: Bitdefender Antivirus Plus (2014)$39.95 at BitDefender, Norton AntiVirus (2014)$49.99 at Norton, and Webroot SecureAnywhere Antivirus (2014)$19.99 at Webroot.

With its impressive sweep of the independent labs, Kaspersky Anti-Virus (2014) $21.80 at Amazon is another very good choice. Had I crafted my new lab-analysis system earlier, Kaspersky would have been Editors' Choice, and Norton wouldn't.

AVG AntiVirus FREE 2014 is our current Editors' Choice for free antivirus. It shares the top score in my hands-on malware blocking test with four others, among them Avira Free AntiVirus (2014) and FortiClient 5.0 (also free).

Whatever your antivirus needs, one of the over forty tools listed here should do the job.

SWIFT Banking

SWIFT moved to its current IP network infrastructure, known as SWIFTNet, from 2001 to 2005,[10] providing a total replacement of the previous X.25 infrastructure. The process involved the development of new protocols that facilitate efficient messaging, using existing and new message standards. The adopted technology chosen to develop the protocols was XML, where it now provides a wrapper around all messages legacy or contemporary. The communication protocols can be broken down into:

InterAct

FileAct

Browse

SWIFTNet InterAct Realtime
SWIFTNet InterAct Store and Forward
SWIFTNet FileAct Realtime
SWIFTNet FileAct Store and Forward
SWIFTNet Browse


Architecture[edit]

SWIFT provides a centralized store-and-forward mechanism, with some transaction management. For bank A to send a message to bank B with a copy or authorization with institution C, it formats the message according to standard and securely sends it to SWIFT. SWIFT guarantees its secure and reliable delivery to B after the appropriate action by C. SWIFT guarantees are based primarily on high redundancy of hardware, software, and people.

SWIFTNet Phase 2[edit]

During 2007 and 2008, the entire SWIFT Network migrated its infrastructure to a new protocol called SWIFTNet Phase 2. The main difference between Phase 2 and the former arrangement is that Phase 2 requires banks connecting to the network to use a Relationship Management Application (RMA) instead of the former Bilateral key exchange (BKE) system. According to SWIFT's public information database on the subject, RMA software should eventually prove more secure and easier to keep up-to-date; however, converting to the RMA system meant that thousands of banks around the world had to update their international payments systems to comply with the new standards. RMA completely replaced BKE on 1 January 2009.

Products and interfaces[edit]

SWIFT means several things in the financial world:
1.a secure network for transmitting messages between financial institutions;
2.a set of syntax standards for financial messages (for transmission over SWIFTNet or any other network)
3.a set of connection software and services, allowing financial institutions to transmit messages over SWIFT network.

Under 3 above, SWIFT provides turn-key solutions for members, consisting of linkage clients to facilitate connectivity to the SWIFT network and CBTs or 'computer based terminals' which members use to manage the delivery and receipt of their messages. Some of the more well-known interfaces and CBTs provided to their members are:
SWIFTNet Link (SNL) software which is installed on the SWIFT customer's site and opens a connection to SWIFTNet. Other applications can only communicate with SWIFTNet through the SNL.
Alliance Gateway (SAG) software with interfaces (e.g., RAHA = Remote Access Host Adapter), allowing other software products to use the SNL to connect to SWIFTNet
Alliance WebStation (SAB) desktop interface for SWIFT Alliance Gateway with several usage options:
1.administrative access to the SAG
2.direct connection SWIFTNet by the SAG, to administrate SWIFT Certificates
3.so-called Browse connection to SWIFTNet (also by SAG) to use additional services, for example Target2
Alliance Access (SAA) is the main messaging software by SWIFT, which allows message creation only for FIN messages, but routing and monitoring for FIN and MX messages. The main interfaces are FTA (files transfer automated, not FTP) and MQSA, a WebSphere MQ interface.
The Alliance Workstation (SAW) is the desktop software for administration, monitoring and FIN message creation. Since Alliance Access is not yet capable of creating MX messages, Alliance Messenger (SAM) has to be used for this purpose.
Alliance Web Platform (SWP) as new thin-client desktop interface provided as an alternative to existing Alliance WebStation, Alliance Workstation (soon) and Alliance Messenger.
Alliance Integrator built on Oracle's Java Caps which enables customer's back office applications to connect to Alliance Access or Alliance Entry.
Alliance Lite2 is a secure and reliable, cloud-based way to connect to the SWIFT network which is a Lite version of Alliance Access specifically targeting customers with low volume of traffic.

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Dell monitor/DVR/6 security cameras

Windows Server 2012

The Windows 8 client may have grabbed all the attention, but it isn’t the only new edition of Windows. Windows Server 2012 (WS2012) is based on the same core code as Windows 8 and is a major release in its own right. Without the distraction of having to reimagine Windows for touch, the server team has focused on new features and refinements.

WS2012 does have the new Start screen, however, as found in the Windows 8 client – the rationale being not only consistency, but also that users may on occasion use tablets for remote administration, so a touch-friendly UI makes sense.

One of the reasons WS2012 is an impressive upgrade is its clear focus. There are two major themes. The first is in the area of deployment and manageability. When Microsoft launched Windows NT 3.1 back in 1993 – the first Windows Server – the presence of a GUI was a key selling point against command-line Unix. Today, though, Microsoft says you should install Windows Server without a GUI if possible, and has made plenty of changes to enable that.

Windows Server 2012 Essentials

Microsoft no longer sells its Small Business Server edition of Windows Server - instead, it's now offering Windows Server 2012 Essentials. It's designed for small businesses and deviates from Server 2012 in several key ways, and it also includes Office 365. To discover what's changed and if it's worth buying, click here.

There are two reasons for deprecating a server GUI. One is security, since a GUI increases the attack surface and tempts administrators to do risky things such as browsing the web. The other is manageability. Command lines can be scripted, making tasks easy to repeat and adapt on the same or other servers.
WS2012 enables this with a much-improved PowerShell automation engine. More than 2,300 cmdlets (PowerShell commands) have been added, and everything works remotely as well as locally. PowerShell now has a workflow engine, too.

Microsoft has made strides in its effort to modularise Windows Server, so that you install only the components you need. You can now move from Server Core, which has no GUI at all, to a full server GUI and back simply by adding and removing components – something that wasn’t possible before. There’s also now a Minimal Server Interface option between Server Core and the full GUI. The minimal GUI has no desktop, Explorer or web browser, but does support GUI applications including Server Manager, Microsoft Management Console and most of Control Panel. The drive towards Server Core, however, is spoiled by the fact that some roles, such as Application Server, require at least the minimal GUI.

Data Recovery

Data loss is very common, being caused by human error, viral attacks or natural or man-made disasters, but in nearly all hard drive recovery cases, the data can be recovered by a trained computer data recovery technician.

Only in the most severe cases of platter damage, magnetic degradation or a file over-write will the data be labelled as unrecoverable.

3 disastrous scenarios

Here are three disaster scenarios that can cause the most data loss, because they affect both physical and electronic storage:

- Physical damage or destruction of servers or PCs caused by excessive heat from fire or explosion

- Physical damage to servers or PCs caused by flooding

- Physical damage to servers or PCs caused by dropping or a blow from a heavy object

3 recoverable scenarios

In these disaster scenarios, data is most likely to be recoverable:

- Accidental file or email deletion caused by human error

- Accidental file or email deletion due to a common virus

- Loss of data on one computer due to virus "wiping" the hard drive

DIY Recovery

If you are confident you have the skills to recover your own data, and understand your computer's file and partitioning system, there are number of steps you can take to boost your success.

Step 1

Ensure no additional data is written to the drive after the files have been lost.

This is because when you delete a file, you are simply removing its locating tag while the file itself stays intact on the drive. But if you add new data to the drive, you may overwrite your lost data, and full recovery will be less likely.

Step 2

Boot the computer from a DOS boot disc, and use a DOS-compatible file recovery program. This is the easiest way to access files on your hard drive with a corrupted operating system.

Step 3

Failing this, you could try transferring the drive to another computer, preferably one using the same file system as your damaged partition. This could allow you to retrieve information just by using Windows Explorer to look through file structures.

Step 4

Use one of a number of commercial or freeware tools available to attempt file recovery.

However, there are no guarantees with DIY data recovery. If your data is valuable to you, or you are in any doubt about the tools, power down and call a reputable data recovery firm.

Emergency services

Hard disk recovery can often involve physical electronic failures, as well as software-based data corruption.

Because of this, the first course of action for hard drive data recovery is to shut down the computer if you believe there is something wrong with it, and call the experts.

In some cases, powering up and down will do more damage, particularly if you hear a clunking or rattling sound when you power up the drive.

Avoid removing the cover of the hard drive, which may cause further damage to the unit.

Don't attempt to use data recovery software if you are not familiar with it, as this may ultimately hinder the recovery process.

If you have deleted a file or multiple files, or accidentally formatted your drive, you should avoid installing any new information on that drive.

If the drive has been flooded, do not dry it out using excessive heat or shaking, opening it up to dry, or powering it up!

Avoid resting the computer on a moveable object or piece of furniture, as shock and vibration can result in serious damage to the hard drive.

DVR Security Systems
Samsung offers a complete range of high performance, H.264 DVRs that are designed to provide high quality images while conserving storage and network resources. From the economical 4 channel models to the full-featured SRD-1670DC, Samsung has a DVR to meet any application requirement. The SRD series features real-time playback and each unit is capable of recording real-time 4CIF images across selected channels, if not all channels. Convenient back-up is possible with all SRD series DVRs

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Point Of Sale (POS) is een computergestuurd kassasysteem.

In tegenstelling tot standaardkasregistersystemen (ECR) is een POS veel uitgebreider, met name in rapportages, beheer en verkoop.

Een POS systeem bestaat uit hardware en software. Voor hardware wordt meestal een Windowscomputersysteem gebruikt welke veelal uitgerust is met een touchscreen. Daarnaast zijn er tal van uitbreidingen mogelijk zoals; Bon en keuken printers, barcode scanners, klantendisplays, vingerafdruklezers, mobiel handterminals en elektronische kassaladen.

Voordelen POS-systemen:
Uitgebreide dataopslag met meestal een "oneindig" journaalarchief.
Geen beperking in artikelaantallen.
Gemakkelijk in bediening ten opzichte van een ECR-kassa.
Efficiënter werken door handige functies zoals voorraadbeheer, kasbeheer en PIN koppelingen.

Nadelen POS-systemen
Hoge aanschafprijs.
Storingsgevoeliger ten opzichte van een ECR-kassa.

Virussen en spyware zijn programma's die gewoonlijk zonder uw medeweten op uw machine worden geïnstalleerd.
Spyware zijn programma's die uw activiteiten op internet kunnen controleren (bezochte websites, items waarop u hebt geklikt), die verscheidene typen persoonlijke informatie verzamelen, die zonder dat u daarvan op de hoogte bent software installeren en die uw browser ongevraagd omleiden naar andere ongewenste internetpagina's.

Virussen zijn eveneens programma's die informatie op uw computer kunnen vastleggen, die informatie kunnen beschadigen of verwijderen en die uw computer kunnen vertragen. Het grootste verschil tussen spyware en virussen is dat virussen zichzelf kunnen kopiëren en dat deze zich van de ene naar een andere machine kunnen verspreiden, terwijl spyware zich tot uw computer beperkt.

DVR system

A computer virus is an executable program. Depend on the nature of a virus, it may cause damage of your hard disk contents, and/or interfere normal operation of your computer.
By definition, a virus program is able to replicate itself. This means that the virus multiplies on a computer by making copies of itself. This replication is intentional; it is part of the virus program. In most cases, if a file that contains virus is executed or copied onto another computer, then that computer will also be "infected" by the same virus.

A virus can be introduced to a computer system along with any software program. For Internet users, this threat can come from downloading files through FTP (file transfer protocol), or referencing email attachments. (Please refer to our web page on Handling Email's File Attachments for details.)

When a virus is introduced to a computer system, it can attach itself to, or sometimes even replace, an existing program. Thus, when the user runs the program in question, the virus is also executed. This usually happens without the user being aware of it.

A virus program contains instructions to initiate some sort of "event" that affects the infected computer. Each virus has an unique event associated with it. These events and their effects can range from harmless to devastating. For examples:
•An annoying message appearing on the computer screen.
•Reduced memory or disk space.
•Modification of data.
•Files overwritten or damaged.
•Hard drive erased.

What do computer viruses do?

Through the course of using the Internet and your computer, you may have come in to contact with computer viruses. Many computer viruses are stopped before they can start, but there is still an ever growing concern as to what do computer viruses do and the list of common computer virus symptoms. A computer virus might corrupt or delete data on your computer, use your email program to spread itself to other computers, or even erase everything on your hard disk.

Computer viruses are often spread by attachments in email messages or instant messaging messages. That is why it is essential that you never open email attachments unless you know who it's from and you are expecting it.

Viruses can be disguised as attachments of funny images, greeting cards, or audio and video files.

Computer viruses also spread through downloads on the Internet. They can be hidden in illicit software or other files or programs you might download.

To help avoid computer viruses, it's essential that you keep your computer current with the latest updates and antivirus tools, stay informed about recent threats, run your computer as a standard user (not as administrator), and that you follow a few basic rules when you surf the Internet, download files, and open attachments.

Once a virus is on your computer, its type or the method it used to get there is not as important as removing it and preventing further infection.

Farlon Network and PC configuration

All what you need for your computer networking and DVR systems.

*Install and configuration of servers and computers.
*Install and configure DVR systems.
*Remove virus spyware and malware.
*Repair of computers, servers and iPad.
*Data Recovery.
*Install and configuration of network
*Data Transfer
*P.O.S. system install, configuration and repair.

And a lot more. Just call and we will help you with your system.

Tel: +5999-6997412