Input: [Description] Prim info, fix, torture and manipulation scripts. [Category]

Output: Prims

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Input: [Description] Scripts that interact with websites. [Category]

Output: WWW HTTP

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Input: [Description] Scripts that help with math. [Category]

Output: Mathematics

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Input: [Description] Holodeck scripts. [Category]

Output: Holodecks

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Input: [Description] HUD scripts. [Category]

Output: HUD (Heads Up Display)

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Input: [Description] Scripts to serve up content to users, e.g. Update Servers, Vendor Services, etc. [Category]

Output: Servers

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Input: [Description] Sound, music and video scripts. [Category]

Output: Sound, Music, Video

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Input: [Description] Particle scripts. [Category]

Output: Particles

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Input: [Description] Weapon scripts. [Category]

Output: Weapons

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Input: [Description] List scripts. [Category]

Output: Lists

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Input: [Description] Dance, DJ and club scripts. [Category]

Output: Club

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Input: [Description] Sorting scripts. [Category]

Output: Sorting

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Input: [Description] Games scripts - includes board games, combat meters, etc. [Category]

Output: Games

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Input: [Description] Rezzer scripts to create objects. [Category]

Output: Rezzers

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Input: [Description] Land scripts for modifying land, auto-return states, or working with land ownership and prim count information. [Category]

Output: Land

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Input: [Description] Teleportation scripts. [Category]

Output: Teleportation

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Input: [Description] Money scripts. [Category]

Output: Money

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Input: [Description] Avatar profile scripts. [Category]

Output: Profile

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Input: [Description] Text scripts. [Category]

Output: Text

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Input: [Description] Region scripts. [Category]

Output: Region

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Input: [Description] Rental scripts. [Category]

Output: Rental

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Input: [Description] Texture scripts. [Category]

Output: Textures

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Input: [Description] Vehicles scripts - includes air, sea and land. [Category]

Output: Vehicles

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Input: [Description] Universal language translator scripts. [Category]

Output: Translators

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Input: [Description] Voting scripts. [Category]

Output: Voting

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Input: [Description] SLURL scripts. [Category]

Output: SLURLs

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to see your ePortfolio item on the Explore page. [Available for] Anyone [Permission]

Output: View

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to see the comments other users have left on your ePortfolio item. [Available for] Internal users External user with personal invite [Permission]

Output: See comments from others

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to add comments on your ePortfolio item. [Available for] Internal users External user with personal invite [Permission]

Output: Add comments

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to see rubric assessments other users have left on your ePortfolio item. [Available for] Internal users External user with personal invite *Not available for reflections [Permission]

Output: See assessments from others

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to evaluate your ePortfolio item using a rubric. Tip Make sure you add the rubric you want evaluators to use on the item's Edit page. [Available for] Internal users External user with personal invite *Not available for reflections [Permission]

Output: Add assessments

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Input: [Description] Allows selected users to make changes to your ePortfolio item. You can track changes in the item’s Change Log. [Available for] Internal users [Permission]

Output: Edit

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Input: [0] Applications [Datacenter Virtualization] Multi-tiered applications defined in a traditional, “enterprise” way [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: “Re-architected” applications to fit into the cloud paradigm

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Interfaces [Datacenter Virtualization] Feature-rich API and administration portal [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Simple cloud APIs and self-service portal

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Management Capabilities [Datacenter Virtualization] Complete life-cycle management of virtual and physical resources [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Simplified life-cycle management of virtual resources with abstraction of underlying infrastructure

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Cloud Deployment [Datacenter Virtualization] Mostly private [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Mostly public

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Internal Design [Datacenter Virtualization] Bottom-up design dictated by the management of datacenter complexity [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Top-down design dictated by the efficient implementation of cloud interfaces

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Enterprise Capabilities [Datacenter Virtualization] High availability, fault tolerance, replication, scheduling… provided by the cloud management platform [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Most of them built into the application, as in “design for failure”

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: [0] Datacenter Integration [Datacenter Virtualization] Easy to adapt to fit into any existing infrastructure environment to leverage IT investments [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Built on new, homogeneous commodity infrastructure

OpenNebula | Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack and OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models


Input: Bald Eagle [Current status] T [Petitioned to] Unlisted [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: Unlist

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Input: Peregrine Falcon [Current status] E [Petitioned to] Unlisted [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: Unlist

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Input: Broadhead Skink [Current status] T [Petitioned to] Unlisted [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain T

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Input: American Eel [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] E [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain Unlisted

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Input: Shoal Chub [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

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Input: Bigeye Shiner [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Redfin Darter [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Plains Minnow [Current status] SINC [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

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Input: Delta Hydrobe (snail) [Current status] SINC [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] Warrants review [Final recommendation]

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Input: Lake Sturgeon [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] E [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Striped Shiner [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] E [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Common Shiner [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Southern Redbelly Dace [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Cardinal Shiner [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Johnny Darter [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: SINC

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Input: Neosho Midget Crayfish [Current status] SINC [Petitioned to] T [Preliminary recommendation] SINC [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain SINC

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Input: Blue Catfish [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] Remain unlisted [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain unlisted

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Input: Northern Plains Killifish [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] Remain unlisted [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain unlisted

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Input: Fantail Darter [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] Remain unlisted [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain unlisted

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Input: Shovelnose Sturgeon [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] Remain unlisted [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain unlisted

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Input: Goldeye [Current status] Unlisted [Petitioned to] SINC [Preliminary recommendation] Remain unlisted [Final recommendation]

Output: Remain unlisted

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Input: [Filename] Office Constants [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 289kb [last update] 30/04/2006 [Description]

Output: If you have to do Office-automation in larger corporations, there'll probably be more than one Office-version. As a consequence, you won't be able to use early binding in order to support all (compatible) Office-versions being used. Hence, you'll neither be able to use the constants provided by the respective application. The work-around is to provide these constants yourself. This demo contains modules for the most commonly targetted Office-applications.


Input: [Filename] Enhancing the focus [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 25kb [last update] 13/08/2005 [Description]

Output: This sample database includes a ready-to-use module that may help in the user seeing right away what control on your forms currently has the focus. Being called directly from a control's event (OnEnter/OnGotFocus resp. OnExit/OnLostFocus) using its property sheet, either its backcolor may be set or a colored rectangle may be drawn around it (i.e. if its backcolor may not be set).


Input: [Filename] Using a Treeview-Switchboard [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 57kb [last update] 10/08/2005 [Description]

Output: This sample database implements a switchboard-solution that uses a treeview-control that itself will allow the user to navigate to your application's objects by means of a hierarchical list. The switchboard itself also includes a subform that may host other forms that are being shown after the user clicks a node in the treeview. The hierarchy is being created using a simple and straight-forward table where you name the nodes, set the nodes' hierarchy-level and their order of appearance; This table will also be the place where you will state what form, report or function is to be called after the user clicks a node. Attention! You will need the treeview-control installed on your machine. If you do not have the control, you will most probably not have the required license (included with i.e. VB6) to distribute it either. However, here's a setup that will install the treeview - so that you may at least try it out. This archive also includes the setup-script that is being used to install the control (InnoSetup-script). This is the first version of the control - I will create a "wizard" for the control as well in order to allow the person setting up resp. changing the switchboard's contents by means of a form in the near future.


Input: [Filename] Querying external DBs "on the fly" [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 47kb [last update] 08/02/2005 [Description]

Output: This sample database shows how to query an external database "on the fly", that is, without linking any table of that external database to the current one. Instead, a SQL-string will be constructed that may be used from within code or that may be passed to i.e. a combobox or listbox. The MDB allows you to choose a database-file and will then display all tables and/or queries therein. After choosing a table or query, all records (if possible) will be pushed into a listbox. This approach is most useful i.e. in scenarios where multiple backend-databases are being used. In such cases, using queries as tables and simply modifying those queries' SQL-portion after the backend-database has to be changed will be way faster than using linked tables along with TableDef.RefreshLink.


Input: [Filename] Tab-Extender [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 A97 [Size] 34/31kb [last update] 18/12/2004 [Description]

Output: Introduces a small class that, with just a few lines of code, allows for the TAB-key to move focus between controls on different sections or containers.


Input: [Filename] Adjustable Listbox-Columns [(Access-) Version] A97 [Size] 29kb [last update] 01/01/2002 [Description]

Output: This sample shows how to automatically resize a listbox's column-widths and, while at it, adjust command-buttons (that were created in order to serve as column-headers) as well. The command-buttons implement an ORDER BY-functionality which will re-sort the listbox's contents at the matter of a mouse-click and a single line of code.


Input: [Filename] DAO Lookup for listboxes [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 A97 [Size] 69/50kb [last update] 28/01/2002 [Description]

Output: A class that will find the first corresponding entry in (i.e.) a listbox whenever a key is tapped in. Encapsulated in a class to speed up process and to ease up usage.


Input: [Filename] mouse-pos relative to Access-window [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 A97 [Size] 41/24kb [last update] 01/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Sample-DB to retrieve the current coordinates of the mouse-pointer, related to the Access-window's position (helpful i.e. with self-defined tooltips).


Input: [Filename] Please hold on ... [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 25kb [last update] 01/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Easy to use class to bring up a form displaying something like "Please hold on a moment..." plus a status-message. All that's needed is to instantiate the class and call the class' method to send a message - especially useful where a progressbar doesn't make sense or may not be used.


Input: [Filename] ProgressBar Demo [(Access-) Version] A97 [Size] 64kb [last update] 21/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Shows how to setup a (smooth!) progressbar without any OCX or even API - simply by integrating a prepared subform and a couple of lines of code. Just insert this sample's subform into your own form and you're ready to go. This sample A97-mdb includes full source-code and a demo showing the use with two concurrent bars.


Input: [Filename] Selfdefined Inputbox Demo [(Access-) Version] A97 [Size] 30kb [last update] 05/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Shows how to easily setup your own input-form to query a user's input instead of using the built-in inputbox [~shudder~]. All you'll need is one line of code in order to receive input from a user.


Input: [Filename] Form returns values; Avoiding the mouse-wheel [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 118kb [last update] 29/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Introduces a module that enables you to receive multiple return-values from a form (works as wrapper for all calls to DoCmd.OpenForm ...). In addition to the above this sample shows you how to avoid the nasty effects arising from unpredictable usage of a mouse-wheel - without using any API-calls or additional DLLs.


Input: [Filename] Have a continous form resize itself to the amount of records [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 A97 [Size] 39/28kb [last update] 25/01/2002 [Description]

Output: Introduces a way for smaller tables resp. amounts of queried data to be shown all together in a continuous form. The form will adjust its height to show all records while removing the scrollbar - thus avoiding the display-'bug' (or just strange behaviour by design?) in conjunction with continuous forms.


Input: [Filename] Resize Hook [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 42kb [last update] 30/01/2002 [Description]

Output: If you'd like to prevent a form or the access-window from being resized below a certain level, the resize-event might be what you're using. However, I bet you're encountering a lot of flickering when doing so, right? Well, the flickering is caused due to the fact that - when this event triggers - the resize-action will already have taken place - leaving you one step behind events ... Using subclassing, this sample database hooks into the windows-messaging-system which will be fired before the new size is passed to the form's resize-event. Also in this sample: a small module which will help retrieve twips-per-pixel ratios.


Input: [Filename] Setting your app's icon [(Access-) Version] XP 2000 97 [Size] 40/33/23kb [last update] 19/02/2003 [Description]

Output: Access comes with the ability to set your own icon using the screen supplied under Tools/Startup. Too bad an absolute path is required for this property called 'AppIcon', as just about always your users will install your application into a non-predictable directory, rendering your icon useless. However, here's a sample with which you may - using just a couple of lines of code - set this property when your app's starting up. In addition to that - if you use Access with V10 or higher (10 = Access XP) along with the Access XP file-format, this icon may be used for forms and reports as well.


Input: [Filename] Network-Monitor [(Access-) Version] >= A2000 [Size] 73kb [last update] 09/08/2004 [Description]

Output: Reading an Access-lockfile (*.ldb) you may determine which users (with their computer-names) are connected to a given Access backend-database. However, information obtained this way isn't really precise, as i.e. a user may have failed to log out correctly, leaving a trace in the .LDB. Using an ADO-recordset in conjunction with a specific schema one can create a recordset which will retrieve more exact information. This is a sample database which comes with a form you may incorporate into your own application and which will show a roster of users currently connected to a database-backend.


Input: [Feature] Date [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] NO [iOS5 & 6] YES [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: NO

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Input: [Feature] Progress [IE10 on WP8] YES [IE10 on Win8] YES [iOS5 & 6] NO [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: NO

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Input: [Feature] Output [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] NO [iOS5 & 6] YES [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: YES

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Input: [Feature] Datalist [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] YES [iOS5 & 6] NO [Chrome 18 on Android] NO [Android 4.1.1]

Output: NO

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Input: [Feature] Custom error [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] YES [iOS5 & 6] NO [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: NO

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Input: [Feature] valueAsNumber [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] NO [iOS5 & 6] YES [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: YES

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Input: [Feature] stepUp and stepDown [IE10 on WP8] NO [IE10 on Win8] NO [iOS5 & 6] YES [Chrome 18 on Android] YES [Android 4.1.1]

Output: YES

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Input: [Commercial name] Kidlogger [Application name] Kidlogger [Google Play?]

Output: No

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] Mobile Spy [Application name] SIM Toolkit [Google Play?]

Output: No

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] Mobistealth [Application name] Lookout Secur [Google Play?]

Output: No

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] MobiUcare [Application name] MobiUcare [Google Play?]

Output: Yes

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] PDA Spy [Application name] Zend Setup, Invisible [Google Play?]

Output: Formerly

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] Phone Control [Application name] Android Manager [Google Play?]

Output: Formerly

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] SMS Tracker [Application name] SMS Tracker [Google Play?]

Output: Yes

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] Spytic [Application name] com.android, preference.help [Google Play?]

Output: No

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Commercial name] Theftspy [Application name] Android Framework [Google Play?]

Output: Formerly

Mobile Security Apps Perform Dismally against Spyware - Techlicious


Input: [Features] Multi-Threaded Processing [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Complete IPv6 Support [Snort] Some [Suricata] Complete [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] IP Reputation [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: Somewhat


Input: [Features] Automated Protocol Detection [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] GPU Acceleration [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Global Variables/Flowbits [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Inline Windows Support [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: No


Input: [Features] GeoIP Lookups [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Advanced HTTP Parsing [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] HTTP Access Logging [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] SMB Access Logging [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: Planned


Input: [Features] HTTP Blocklist Lookups [Snort] No [Suricata] Yes (soon) [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Free [Snort] Some [Suricata] Yes [Bro]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Monitor From Anywhere [Benefits]

Output: Vehicle Tracking from any PC or Mac connected to the Internet


Input: [Features] Locate Vehicles at Any Time [Benefits]

Output: See your entire fleet on a single map


Input: [Features] Track Vehicle Routes [Benefits]

Output: See the path your vehicles have taken to ensure employees are where they say they are and where they say they have been


Input: [Features] IFTA Reporting [Benefits]

Output: Use GPS tracking to give state by state mileage reports for your GPS tracking equipped trucks.


Input: [Features] Monitor Driving Habits [Benefits]

Output: See the speeds your vehicles are traveling, when they are stopped and idle, and how long they spend at locations


Input: [Features] Validate Timesheets [Benefits]

Output: Use TWM GPS vehicle tracking systems to verify time spent on jobs and when workdays start and end. Just a few labor hours saved weekly results in huge jumps in profits


Input: [Features] Vehicle Alerts [Benefits]

Output: Automated alerts sent to you via email or text message allow you to monitor fleet activity while away from your computer


Input: [Features] Quick Reports [Benefits]

Output: Quick Reports allow you to create reports about Stops, Exceptions, Mileage, and more and instantly export those to Excel or print


Input: [Features] Custom Speed Limits [Benefits]

Output: Allows you to set a speed limit and receive alerts when the limit is exceeded


Input: [Features] Geographical Boundaries [Benefits]

Output: Know when your vehicles enter or exit certain areas that you designate (GeoFences)


Input: [Features] Vehicle Recovery [Benefits]

Output: The GPS tracking device installs covertly in each vehicle and online tracking allows you to alert police of the vehicle’s location in the event of theft


Input: [Features] Asset Recovery [Benefits]

Output: Our Asset Tracking Device can be used for trailer tracking, chassis tracking, container tracking, and for use on all types of equipment


Input: [Features] Custom Reporting [Benefits]

Output: Custom reports provide key data points you can use to modify your business and increase your profits.


Input: [Features] Custom Development [Benefits]

Output: Custom application development is available to meet your needs.


Input: [Features] PTO Operation Reports [Benefits]

Output: For towing and wrecker services, see on a map where the PTO was used


Input: [Features] Maintenance Reports [Benefits]

Output: See mileage and idle calculations in reports


Input: [Feature] Architecture [DoCmd. SendObject] VBA command Total Access Emailer includes an Email Wizard that runs from the Microsoft Access add-ins menu to work with the data in your currently opened database. [Total Access Emailer]

Output: Access add-in and library

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Feature] Data Source Total Access Emailer lets you design an email blast linked to your table or query to email personalized messages to each recipient using fields from your data source. [Total Access Emailer]

Output: Use any table or query

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Feature] Message Length [DoCmd. SendObject] 255 characters [Total Access Emailer]

Output: Unlimited

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Feature] Message Types [DoCmd. SendObject] Text Total Access Emailer lets you send text and/or HTML format emails. [Total Access Emailer]

Output: Text and HTML

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Feature] Message Sources [DoCmd. SendObject] Assigned to command Text and HTML messages can come from a value you enter when defining an email blast, a field from your data source, or a file on disk. Messages can also be from an Access report in text or HTML format optionally filtered for each recipient. [Total Access Emailer]

Output: Explicitly entered, field, or file

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Feature] Number of Attachments [DoCmd. SendObject] one Total Access Emailer lets you attach as many files as you like from disk, tables, queries, and reports. You can also attach files stored in an attachment field type from MS Access ACCDB files. [Total Access Emailer]

Output: unlimited

SendObject Method in Microsoft Access: Features and Limitations for Sending Emails via DoCmd.SendObject


Input: [Display Name] Alerter [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Disabled * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] Application Layer Gateway Service [Process Name] alg.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Application Management [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Automatic Updates [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Background Intelligent Transfer Service [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] ClipBook [Process Name] clipsrv.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] COM+ Event System [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] COM+ System Application [Process Name] dllhost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Computer Browser [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Cryptographic Services [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] DCOM Server Process Launcher * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Automatic * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic * ["SAFE"] Automatic * [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] DHCP Client [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Distributed Link Tracking Client [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Distributed Transaction Coordinator [Process Name] msdtc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] DNS Client [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Error Reporting Service [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Event Log [Process Name] services.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Fast User Switching Compatibility [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Fax [Process Name] fxssvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] FTP Publishing * [Process Name] inetinfo.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Help and Support [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Manual * [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] HTTP SSL * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Manual * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual * ["SAFE"] Manual * [Power User] Disabled * [Bare-bones] Disabled *

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Human Interface Device Access [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] IIS Admin [Process Name] inetinfo.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service [Process Name] imapi.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual * [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Indexing Service [Process Name] cisvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] IPSEC Services [Process Name] lsass.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic * [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] IPv6 Helper Service * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed * [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed * ["SAFE"] Not Installed * [Power User] Not Installed * [Bare-bones] Not Installed *

Output: Not Installed *

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Input: [Display Name] Logical Disk Manager [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service [Process Name] dmadmin.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Media Center Receiver Service [Process Name] ehRecvr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Not Available ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Not Available

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Input: [Display Name] Media Center Scheduler Service [Process Name] ehRecvr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Not Available ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Not Available

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Input: [Display Name] Message Queuing [Process Name] mqsvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Message Queuing Triggers [Process Name] mqtgsvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Messenger [Process Name] services.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] MHN [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Not Available ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Not Available

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Input: [Display Name] MS Software Shadow Copy Provider [Process Name] dllhost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Net Logon [Process Name] lsass.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing [Process Name] mnmsrvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Network Connections [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Manual

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Network DDE [Process Name] netdde.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] Network DDE DSDM [Process Name] netdde.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] Network Location Awareness (NLA) [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Network Provisioning Service * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Manual * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual * ["SAFE"] Disabled * [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] NT LM Security Support Provider [Process Name] lsass.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Peer Name Resolution Protocol * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed * ["SAFE"] Not Installed * [Power User] Not Installed * [Bare-bones] Not Installed *

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Peer Networking * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed * ["SAFE"] Not Installed * [Power User] Not Installed * [Bare-bones] Not Installed *

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Peer Networking Group Authentication * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed * ["SAFE"] Not Installed * [Power User] Not Installed * [Bare-bones] Not Installed *

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Peer Networking Identity Manager * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed * ["SAFE"] Not Installed * [Power User] Not Installed * [Bare-bones] Not Installed *

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Performance Logs and Alerts [Process Name] smlogsvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Plug and Play [Process Name] services.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Portable Media Serial Number Service * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Manual * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Print Spooler [Process Name] spoolsv.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Protected Storage [Process Name] lsass.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] QoS RSVP [Process Name] rsvp.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Access Auto Connection Manager [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Access Connection Manager [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Desktop Help Session Manager [Process Name] sessmgr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator [Process Name] locator.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Remote Registry [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Removable Storage [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] RIP Listener [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Routing and Remote Access [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Disabled [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Disabled * ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] Secondary Logon [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Security Accounts Manager [Process Name] lsass.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Security Center * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Automatic * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic * ["SAFE"] Automatic * [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Server [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Shell Hardware Detection [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) [Process Name] inetinfo.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Simple TCP/IP Services [Process Name] tcpsvcs.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Smart Card [Process Name] SCardSvr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] SNMP Service [Process Name] snmp.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] SNMP Trap Service [Process Name] snmptrap.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] SSDP Discovery Service [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] System Event Notification [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] System Restore Service [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Task Scheduler [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] TCP/IP Printer Server [Process Name] tcpsvcs.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Installed [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Display Name] Telephony [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Telnet [Process Name] tlntsvr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Disabled [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Disabled

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Input: [Display Name] Terminal Services [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Themes [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Uninterruptible Power Supply [Process Name] ups.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Universal Plug and Play Device Host [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Volume Shadow Copy [Process Name] vssvc.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] WebClient [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Audio [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Firewall / Internet Connection Sharing * [Process Name] svchost.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Automatic * [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Installer [Process Name] msiexec.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Manual

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Management Instrumentation [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extension [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Manual [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Windows Time [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] Windows User Mode Driver Framework [Process Name] wdfmgr.exe [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Not Available ["SAFE"] Manual [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Not Available

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Input: [Display Name] Wireless Zero Configuration [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] WMI Performance Adapter [Process Name] wmiapsrv.exe [DEFAULT Home] Manual [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Manual [DEFAULT Pro] Manual ["SAFE"] Disabled [Power User] Disabled [Bare-bones] Disabled

Output: Manual

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Input: [Display Name] Workstation [Process Name] svchost.exe [DEFAULT Home] Automatic [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Automatic [DEFAULT Pro] Automatic ["SAFE"] Automatic [Power User] Automatic [Bare-bones] Automatic

Output: Automatic

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Input: [Display Name] World Wide Web Publishing * [Process Name] inetinfo.exe * [DEFAULT Home] Not Available [DEFAULT MCE 2005] Not Installed [DEFAULT Pro] Not Installed ["SAFE"] Not Installed [Power User] Not Installed [Bare-bones] Not Installed

Output: Not Installed

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Input: [Summary] Check HTML Pages contain exactly one Meta tag with name of "Author" [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Author Tag Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Check compatibility of Tags for diffrent browsers [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Browser Conflict


Input: [Summary] Analyze Description meta tag of HTML pages to have normal length, contains enough keyword [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Description Meta Tag Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Warn if page contains resources from another domain. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: DNS performance analyzing


Input: [Summary] Produce Warning if page contain Flash movie. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Embeded Flash


Input: [Summary] Warn if page do not contain any h1 tag. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: h1 Header


Input: [Summary] Warn if page do not contain any h2 or h3 tag. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: h2 h3 Header


Input: [Summary] Analyze Title Tag of HTML pages for SEO optimization. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Html Title Tag Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Warn if found img tag without alt attribute. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Image Alt Attibute Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Count the number of diffrent image used in page warn if they were more than 20 [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: HTML Image Counter


Input: [Summary] Validate 'src' attribute of 'img' tags [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Image Source Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Warn if page do not contain Keywords tag and analyze it if exist. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Keywords Meta Tag Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Warn if page do not contain Robots Meta Tag and analyze if exist. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Robots Meta Tag Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Analyze content of Robots.txt File [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Robots.txt Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Analyze content of Xml Sitemaps [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: XML Sitemap Analyzer


Input: [Summary] Find URLs in Xml Sitemaps add them to download queue. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: Sitemap URL Finder


Input: [Summary] Find URLs in page add them to download queue. [Available With Setup] v1.0 [Analyzer Name]

Output: URL Finder


Input: [Feature] Application and Desktop showing [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Show participants applications on your computer's desktop

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Billing Code entry by Moderator [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Moderator must enter a billing code number before conference can start

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Change conference entry and exit options [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Change name announce, tone or silence options

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Chat [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Moderator can use Chat to communicate with participants

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Conference Continuation [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Allows the conference to continue after Moderator has logged off

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Conference Playback [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Makes a digital recording of the conference available over an ordinary phone line or those unable to attend "live"

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Co-present or grant control of your desktop [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Allow other participants to present

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Communication line [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Operator provides ongoing conference updates and communication status

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Dial out capability [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Dial out to a new participant after conference has started

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] International toll free dial-in numbers [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Toll free dial in access for international callers

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Listen only mode [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Upon start of conference, all lines are muted except the moderator's, participants cannot un-mute their line

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Lock/Unlock Conference [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Locks conference so no additional participants can join

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Moderator Controls can be accessed from the web [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Manage your conference using web controls on the interface

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Music On Hold [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Music plays while participants wait for moderator to join; participants cannot talk with each other

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Multiple users can be added to an account [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Each user receives their own Moderator code and passcode

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Mute/Unmute lines [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Moderator can mute/unmute participants, or participants can mute/unmute themselves

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Name Record/Play [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Plays participant's name upon entering the conference

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Online access to your account [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Access and make changes to account online

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Reservationless conferencing [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: On-demand conferences without scheduling with an operator

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Scheduled conferencing [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Schedule calls online and receive a new access code for each call

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Send conference invitations online [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Email participants conference information and web link (if applicable)

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Operator Attended Q&A sessions and polling [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Operators available to monitor and organize Question & Answer sessions

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Participants: Up to 96 on a conference [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Conferences can have up to 96 participants

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Participants: 100 or more [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Unlimited number of attendees

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Participants: Increase of up to 99 on a conference [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Temporary increase of us to 99 attendees

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Participant Notification [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Operator informs participants of call date and time prior to call

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Permanant dial-in number [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Fixed dial-in number for all members of organization

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Participant list [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Receive an attendance list of participants via fax or email

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Personalized Wallet Card for Each User [Description]

Output: Coming soon!

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Quick start mode [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Allows the conference to begin before Moderator arrives

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Recording, archiving and retrieval [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Records audio,video, and visuals (web conference) for storage and broadcast/distribution

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Recording - .mp3 download of recording [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Have conferences recorded digitally and accessed online or emailed

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Recording - CD (synchronized with visuals if applicable) or Cassette Copy of Recording [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Have conferences recorded and sent on a CD or cassette tape

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Referral Rewards Program [Description]

Output: Coming soon!

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Roll Call [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Plays the names of all participants in the conference

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Security screening [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Operator screens participants against a list prior to the call

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Show and annotate slide presentations [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Present PowerPoint slides using your PC or laptop

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] 24/7 operator assistance [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Operators available to assist 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Toll dial-in number [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Toll number dial in access

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Toll free dial-in number [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Toll free dial in access

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Transcription Services [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Transcribe call for a physical record of the conference: available as CD, cassette or on web

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Translation Services [Included?] No [Description]

Output: Translations of the conference: available as MS Word, Word Perfect, plain text or rich text format

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Feature] Visit web locations and show your visit to all participants [Included?] Yes! [Description]

Output: Browse the internet and present your search to particpants

Ready All Audio and Web Conferencing Service


Input: [Description] Users: [BDC] Technical Consultant [LSMW]

Output: Functional Consultant

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)

Summary of Differences between BDCs and LSMW


Input: [Description] Execution: [BDC] SM35 Batch Session or Call Transaction [LSMW]

Output: SM35 Batch Session

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Error Handling: [BDC] Manually in BDC with call transactions [LSMW]

Output: Handled in SM35

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Coding Requirements: [BDC] Requires significant programming [LSMW]

Output: Minimal coding required

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Migration Methods: [BDC] BDC exclusively [LSMW]

Output: Direct Input, BAPI, IDocs, BDCs

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Data Mapping: [BDC] Programatically [LSMW]

Output: Within SAP LSMW

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Applications: [BDC] Customized [LSMW]

Output: Standard

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Coding Flexibility: [BDC] Unlimited [LSMW]

Output: Restricted

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Description] Process: [BDC] SHDB Recording [LSMW]

Output: Step by Step Process

What options are available for migrating data into SAP from a legacy system? (SAP-Advisor.com)


Input: [Services/Features] Connection-oriented [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Full duplex [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: yes

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Reliable data transfer [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Partial-reliable data transfer [SCTP] optional [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Ordered data delivery [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Unordered data delivery [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: yes

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Flow control [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Congestion control [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] ECN capable [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Selective ACKs [SCTP] yes [TCP] optional [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Preservation of message boundaries [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: yes

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Path MTU discovery [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Application PDU fragmentation [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Application PDU bundling [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Multistreaming [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Multihoming [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Protection against SYN flooding attacks [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Allows half-closed connections [SCTP] no [TCP] yes [UDP]

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Reachability check [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Psuedo-header for checksum [SCTP] no (uses vtags) [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: yes

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Services/Features] Time wait state [SCTP] for vtags [TCP] for 4-tuple [UDP]

Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? - ISOC Member Briefing #17


Input: [Feature] Driver scanner [The Competition] Scan quality varies with product, but usually missing several devices. [Driver Robot]

Output: Perfect scan, every time. Each hardware device is identified without fail. Success is 100% guaranteed.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Driver database [The Competition] Database size of between 10,000 (low end) and 40,000 (high end) devices. [Driver Robot]

Output: Largest database in the industry. Driver Robot supports over 100,000 unique hardware devices thanks to its unique driver analysis technology.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Database updates [The Competition] No guaranteed update timeline. [Driver Robot]

Output: Rapid database updates thanks to constantly-running Internet driver spiders operating on a 100mbps connection, 24 hours a day. Unique to Driver Robot.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Offline driver analysis [The Competition] No ability to do offline driver analysis. [Driver Robot]

Output: Driver Robot Exporter lets you save a driver analysis file on a computer without an Internet connection, and use it to download drivers from an Internet-enabled computer. Unique to Driver Robot.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Full driver mirroring [The Competition] Relies on manufacturer driver website. If the manufacturer's driver website is unresponsive, you can't get the drivers. [Driver Robot]

Output: Complete driver database mirroring. Driver Robot can download the driver to your system even if it's not currently available on the manufacturer's website! Unique to Driver Robot.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Technical support [The Competition] Varying levels of support depending on the company. [Driver Robot]

Output: Free technical support from a team of experts who helped develop the product! 24-hour turnaround time.

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] System compatibility [The Competition] Compatibile with all 32-bit operating systems; rarely compatible with 64-bit editions [Driver Robot]

Output: Guaranteed to be fully compatible with all versions of Windows including Vista 64-bit edition

Driver Robot: Guaranteed automatic driver updates


Input: [Feature] Structured Query DSL [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: Need to programmatically create queries if going beyond Lucene query syntax.

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Span queries [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: via SOLR-2703

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Push Queries [ElasticSearch 1.0] Percolation. Distributed percolation supported in 1.0 [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: JIRA issue

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Joins [ElasticSearch 1.0] via has_children and top_children queries [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: It's not supported in distributed search. See LUCENE-3759.

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Resultset Scrolling [ElasticSearch 1.0] via scan search type [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: New to 4.7.0

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Filter execution order [ElasticSearch 1.0] _cache and _cache_key property [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: local params and cache property

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Alternative QueryParsers [ElasticSearch 1.0] query_string, dis_max, match, multi_match etc [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: DisMax, eDisMax

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Negative boosting [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: but awkward. Involves positively boosting the inverse set of negatively-boosted documents.

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [Feature] Search across multiple indexes [Solr 4.7.0]

Output: it can search across multiple compatible collections

Apache Solr vs ElasticSearch - the Feature Smackdown!


Input: [RPMs] ccs-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: The Cluster Configuration System

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] fence-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: The cluster I/O fencing system

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] gulm-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: The Grand Unified Lock Manager (GULM, available for this release and earlier versions of Red Hat GFS)

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] iddev-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: A library that identifies device contents

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] magma-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: A cluster/lock manager API abstraction library

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] magma-plugins-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: Cluster manager plugins for magma

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] perl-Net-Telnet-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: Net-Telnet Perl module

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] system-config-cluster-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Req [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: GUI to manage cluster configuration

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] ipvsadm-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Opt [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: Utility to administer the Linux Virtual Server

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] piranha-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Opt [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: Cluster administration tools

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] ccs-devel-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Dev [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: CCS static library

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] gulm-devel-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Dev [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: gulm libraries

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] iddev-devel-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Dev [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: iddev development libraries

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [RPMs] magma-devel-ver-rel.arch [Inclusion] Dev [Depends on Kernel Type?] No [Purpose]

Output: A cluster/lock manager API abstraction library

Selectively Installing Red Hat Cluster Suite Packages


Input: [HDP Service] HDFS [User Name] hdfs [Notes]

Output: NameNode, Secondary NameNode, and the DataNodes run as the hdfs user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [HDP Service] YARN [User Name] yarn [Notes]

Output: ResourceManager and the NodeManagers run as the yarn user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [HDP Service] HBase [User Name] hbase [Notes]

Output: HBase Master and the RegionServers run as the hbase user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [HDP Service] Hive Metastore [User Name] hive [Notes]

Output: Hive Metastore runs as the hive user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [HDP Service] Zookeeper [User Name] zookeeper [Notes]

Output: Zookeeper server runs as the zookeeper user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [HDP Service] Oozie [User Name] oozie [Notes]

Output: Oozie metastore runs as the oozie user.

Chapter 1. Hadoop Service Accounts - Hortonworks Data Platform

Table 1.1. Hadoop Service Accounts


Input: [Issue] Software management [MS Windows] Automatic updates for MS products only, unless you’re running multiple update programs Add/Remove Programs tool works most of the time for some programs. Periodically asks me whether I trust a security certificate. Doesn’t really support adding new programs (get them from CD, or the web.) Usually dumps an icon at the top of the start menu, making it a mess. [Ubuntu]

Output: Central auto-update system for all software I reasonably might use (thousands of programs). Cleanly installs and un-installs programs Digitally signed, automatically authenticated repositories. Places menu items in sensible categories – all from one simple to use program. For the few cases where I want something not available in the system by default, I can usually add a new software source for it – problem solved

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [Issue] Malware scanner [MS Windows] Sophos anti-virus regularly brings my PC grinding to a halt. [Ubuntu]

Output: No need for a virus scanner. Maybe one will be needed in future – but not today.

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [Issue] Performance [MS Windows] Even with a rather generous 2GB RAM and 8 processor cores, I’m often waiting for simple tasks like a dialogue box to open or directory listing to appear. That really bugs me. Might be network related, rather than WinXP. One way to find out which… [Ubuntu]

Output: My 1.5GM system slows down if I’m loading a multi-GB audio or image file, but that seems fair. Switching between windows can be a bit twitchy if I’m not running Compiz Fusion – the new display acceleration system (which isn’t officially stable in Ubuntu).

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [Issue] Hardware support [MS Windows] Generally good. I never managed to get bluetooth working, and getting the PC and my phone to talk through a cable was hassle, trying to find drivers/software. Adding new devices can be rather hit and miss, with the problems of finding the right website->page->download needed. [Ubuntu]

Output: When a device is supported in the kernel it’s usually seamless. When not in the kernel, it can be as much hassle as Windows. I got Bluetooth operational, although it was horribly slow – I suspect that’s just the format. There are still lots of gaps in consumer hardware support (I expect recent moves from Intel and Dell will help close these gaps)

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [Issue] User runs the computer, or the other way around? [MS Windows] Do what Microsoft wants you to do – MS is the only producer of MS Windows I get the impression that Windows Vista has lots of problems, heavy hardware requirements, but no compelling reason to use it. In Microsoft’s business model everyone must “upgrade” to Vista – even the homepage for WinXP is covered in material steering you towards Vista. [Ubuntu]

Output: There are many competing distributions of GNU/Linux, all essentially compatible with each other. Differentiation on cost, support, features, architecture. If you don’t like how things are heading on one distribution, you have a choice of others to use.

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [Issue] License costs [MS Windows] Software is not gratis. Administrative overhead. Perhaps a bigger issue for servers & CALs. Pay more to run on multi-core/processor CPUs. [Ubuntu]

Output: Software is gratis. Pay for support if you want it.

TALL blog » Blog Archive » Windows vs Ubuntu – why switch?


Input: [I need to:] Store or share files containing Restricted data [Box for Stanford] Not appropriate [Google Drive for Stanford] Not appropriate [AFS] Not appropriate [Secure AFS] Recommended [File Storage_6] Recommended [File Storage]

Output: Not appropriate


Input: [I need to:] Store or work with individual files larger than 5 GB [Box for Stanford] Not appropriate [Google Drive for Stanford] Recommended [AFS] Recommended [Secure AFS] Optional [File Storage_6] Recommended [File Storage]

Output: Recommended


Input: [I need to:] Use more than 5 GB but less than 25 GB of free storage space [Box for Stanford] Recommended [Google Drive for Stanford] Not appropriate [AFS] Optional [Secure AFS] Not appropriate [File Storage_6] Not appropriate [File Storage]

Output: Not appropriate


Input: [I need to:] Work with others to edit the same document at the same time [Box for Stanford] Not appropriate [Google Drive for Stanford] Recommended [AFS] Not appropriate [Secure AFS] Not appropriate [File Storage_6] Not appropriate [File Storage]

Output: Not appropriate


Input: [I need to:] Easily share documents with a workgroup [Box for Stanford] Not appropriate [Google Drive for Stanford] Recommended [AFS] Recommended [Secure AFS] Recommended [File Storage_6] Recommended [File Storage]

Output: Recommended


Input: [I need to:] Access files from a mobile device [Box for Stanford] Recommended [Google Drive for Stanford] Recommended [AFS] Optional [Secure AFS] Not appropriate [File Storage_6] Not appropriate [File Storage]

Output: Not appropriate


Input: [I need to:] Allow a group or an individual to own a folder [Box for Stanford] Recommended [Google Drive for Stanford] Not appropriate [AFS] Recommended [Secure AFS] Not appropriate [File Storage_6] Recommended [File Storage]

Output: Recommended


Input: [I need to:] Learn more [Box for Stanford] Box for Stanford [Google Drive for Stanford] Google Drive for Stanford [AFS] AFS [Secure AFS] Secure AFS [File Storage_6] Secure File Storage [File Storage]

Output: File Storage


Input: [Project] Advanced nodes 2013 [Type] Function [Commited Resource] Cadence [Year] 2013 [Champion] Cadence [Status]

Output: Resourced

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] AppDef-Specific Observers [Type] Performance [Commited Resource] Cadence [Year] 2013 [Champion] Cadence [Status]

Output: Resourced

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] oaRoute Undo Capacity [Type] Capacity [Commited Resource] Cadence [Year] 2013 [Champion] Cadence [Status]

Output: Resourced

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] String/Name Table Capacity [Type] Capacity [Commited Resource] Cadence [Year] 2014 [Champion] Cadence [Status]

Output: Resourced

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] Track Pattern Data Model [Type] Function [Year] 2014+ [Champion] Intel [Status]

Output: Possible

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] Partial Load [Type] Function [Year] 2014+ [Champion] AMD [Status]

Output: Possible

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] Future Advanced Nodes [Type] Function [Year] 2014+ [Champion] Cadence [Status]

Output: Possible

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] oaAppDef Performance [Type] Performance [Year] 2014+ [Champion] TBD [Status]

Output: Possible

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [Project] Improved Occurence Model [Type] Cap/Perf [Year] 2014+ [Champion] Intel [Status]

Output: Possible

Si2: OpenAccess Roadmap (August 21, 2013)


Input: [1] A-GPS, GLONASS The technologies that the device can access to update its location and tell apps, like Google Maps or Bing Maps, where the phone is, allowing for accurate navigation. [Wi-Fi]

Output: Positioning

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini | The Carphone Warehouse


Input: [1] NFC, DLNA, Infrared The other connectivity technologies that the device supports, allowing it to share to or control other devices. [Wi-Fi]

Output: Other connectivity

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini | The Carphone Warehouse


Input: This allows you to share the internet data connection of your device with other devices, allowing laptops and tablets, among other devices, to access the internet when they would otherwise need to find a Wi-Fi connection. [Wi-Fi]

Output: Mobile hotspot and tethering

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini | The Carphone Warehouse


Input: The device can connect to the internet without having to first connect to a Wi-Fi connection. The internet data connection covers all data types that are slower than 3G and 4G – check other features to check if this device can connect to the internet at faster speeds. [Wi-Fi]

Output: Internet data connection

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini | The Carphone Warehouse