The H.235 protocol family describes the operation of security mechanisms in the H.323 communication protocol suite. H.323 is a set of ITU-T standards that govern the transmission of multimedia communication over IP-based networks, such as voice and video conferencing.
In an IPv4 header, the source address is located at an offset of 12 bytes.
Class C fires typically involve energized electrical equipment, such as electrical panels, wiring, appliances, and machinery. Therefore, electronic or computer fires fall under Class C fires. Class C fires are specific to electrical fires and require special considerations when it comes to extinguishing them.
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an UDP (User Datagram Protocol) based protocol. SNMP operates at the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack and uses UDP as the transport protocol for communication between SNMP entities.
BIA assesses the potential consequences of a disruption on critical business operations, services, and processes. This includes evaluating the impact on productivity, customer service, revenue generation, and regulatory compliance.
A hash function is a mathematical algorithm that takes an input (message or data) and produces a fixed-size output, commonly referred to as a hash value, hash code, or digest. The output size of a hash function is typically predetermined by the specific hash algorithm used, and it remains constant for a given hash algorithm.
The "Whois" database can provide contact information for internet domains. Whois is a widely-used internet protocol that allows users to query a database and retrieve information about domain names, IP addresses, and other internet resources. The database contains details about the registered owner, registrar, administrative and technical contacts, registration and expiration dates, and other relevant information associated with a domain name.
