Prof. Qian Zhang
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China
Abstract: The IoT ecosystem consists of three parties: Internet-of-Thing systems, physical world and adversaries. We believe that a well-functioning IoT system should satisfy three basic requirements. Firstly, IoT devices should be able to properly interact with and intelligently sense the physical world. Secondly, IoT devices should be able to identify other authentic IoT peers to enable device cooperation. Thirdly, IoT system should be robust against spooﬁng from adversaries.
In this talk, I would like to share some of our recent efforts on intelligent and secure IoT sensing by examining the above requirements. Particularly, I would like to share some of work related to contactless sensing, secure IoT communication, as well as some potential spoofing attack that may exist in the smart sensing scenario.
Dr. Zhang joined Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in Sept. 2005 where she is now Tencent Professor of Engineering and Chair Professor of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. She is also serving as the co-director of Huawei-HKUST innovation lab and the director of digital life research center of HKUST. Before that, she was in Microsoft Research Asia, Beijing, from July 1999, where she was the research manager of the Wireless and Networking Group. Dr. Zhang has published more than 400 refereed papers in international leading journals and key conferences. She is the inventor of more than 50 granted International patents. Her current research interests include Internet of Things (IoT), smart health, mobile computing and sensing, wireless networking, as well as cyber security.
She is a Fellow of the IEEE and the Hong Kong Academy of Engineering Science (HKAES). Dr. Zhang has received MIT TR100 (MIT Technology Review) world’s top young innovator award. She also received the Best Asia Pacific (AP) Young Researcher Award elected by IEEE Communication Society in year 2004. She received the Best Paper Awards in several international conferences. She received the Oversea Young Investigator Award from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in 2006. She held the Cheung Kong Chair Professor (长江讲座教授) in Huazhong University of Science and Technology (2012-2015).
Dr. Zhang is serving as Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Trans. on Mobile Computing (TMC). She is a member of Steering Committee of IEEE Infocom.
Dr. Zhang received the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from Wuhan University, China, in 1994, 1996, and 1999, respectively, all in computer science.
Abstract: Millimeter wave (mmW) has been one of the most important technologies in the fifth-generation (5G) wireless communication networks. mmW antenna design has many unique challenging issues from design, fabrication to measurement. First this talk briefs the potentials and the key technical challenges in mmW antenna design in the coming 5G communication systems. Then, the metasurafce-based lens antennas are introduced to show the postential innvatove designs for the genration of high-gain multiple beams by planar metalenses. Also the application of characteristic mode analysis (CMA) to dual-band metantenna design is introduced for broadband 5G mmW systems.
Dr. Zhi Ning Chen, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Dr.. Zhi Ning Chen received his BEng, MEng, and PhD degrees all in Electrical Engineering from the Institute of Communications Engineering (ICE), China and his second PhD degree from the University of Tsukuba, Japan, respectively.
Since 1988 he has worked several universities, research organizations and industry research centers as a professor, researcher, and manager. In 2012, he joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore as a tenured Full Professor.
Professor Chen is the founding General Chairs of four international events. Currently Dr Chen is interested in electromagnetic engineering and antennas/sensors for communication, radar, imaging, and sensing systems. He has published more than 680 academic papers and six books including Handbook of Antenna Technologies with 76 chapters as an Editor-in-Chief. He is holding 32 granted/ filed patents with 42 licensed deals with industry. He is the recipient of many international best paper and outstanding engineering awards.
Dr Chen was awarded a Fellow of Academy of Engineering Singapore for his contribution to research, development, and commercialization of electromagnetic theory and engineering in 2019 and elevated a Fellow of the IEEE for the contribution to small and broadband antennas for wireless applications in 2007. He served IEEE Council on RFID as a Vice President and a Distinguished Lecturer since 2015-2020. He severed IEEE Transaction on Antennas and Propagation as an Associate Editor and IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society as a Distinguished Lecturer. He is the General Chair for IEEE International Symposium of Antennas and Propagation and URSI 2021.
Prof. Zhu Han
ECE Department and CS Department, University of Houston, USA
Abstract: Providing “connectivity from the sky” is one new innovative trend in wireless communications for beyond 5G or coming 6G communication systems. Satellites, high and low altitude platforms, drones, aircrafts, and airships are being considered as candidates for deploying wireless communications complementing the terrestrial communication infrastructure. Utilizing modern information network technologies and interconnecting space, air, and ground network segments, the aerial access network (AAN) has attracted many attentions from both academia and industry, which has been recognized as a potential solution for the 6G systems. AANs are subject to heterogeneous networks that are engineered to utilize satellites, high-altitude platforms (HAPs), and low-altitude platforms (LAPs) to build network access platforms. Compared to terrestrial wireless networks, AANs are characterized by frequently changed network topologies and more vulnerable communication connections. Furthermore, AANs have the demand for the seamless integration of heterogeneous networks such that the network quality-of-service (QoS) can be improved. Thus, designing mechanisms and protocols for AANs poses many challenges. To solve these challenges, extensive research has been conducted. Notice that AANs are not intended to replace the above existing technologies, but instead to work with them in a complementary and integrated fashion. However, design, analysis, and optimization of AANs require multidisciplinary knowledge, namely, knowledge of wireless communications and networking, signal processing, artificial intelligence (e.g., for learning), decision theory, optimization, and economic theory. Therefore, this talk first provides a general introduction to AANs integrated networks based on physical, MAC, and networking layer requirements, followed by some state-of-the-art of AANs along with possible applications.
Prof. Zhu Han received the B.S. degree in electronic engineering from Tsinghua University, in 1997, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1999 and 2003, respectively. From 2000 to 2002, he was an R&D Engineer of JDSU, Germantown, Maryland. From 2003 to 2006, he was a Research Associate at the University of Maryland. From 2006 to 2008, he was an assistant professor in Boise State University, Idaho. Currently, he is a John and Rebecca Moores Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering Department as well as Computer Science Department at University of Houston, Texas. His research interests include security, wireless resource allocation and management, wireless communication and networking, game theory, and wireless multimedia. Dr. Han is an NSF CAREER award recipient 2010. Dr. Han has several IEEE conference best paper awards, and winner of 2011 IEEE Fred W. Ellersick Prize, 2015 EURASIP Best Paper Award for the Journal on Advances in Signal Processing and 2016 IEEE Leonard G. Abraham Prize in the field of Communication Systems (Best Paper Award for IEEE Journal on Selected Areas on Communications). Dr. Han is the winner 2021 IEEE Kiyo Tomiyasu Award. He has been IEEE fellow since 2014, AAAS fellow since 2020 and IEEE Distinguished Lecturer from 2015 to 2018. Dr. Han is 1% highly cited researcher according to Web of Science since 2017.
Abstract: This is an exciting time for the field of antennas and propagation because the anticipated future generations of wireless systems are bringing closer together antenna perspectives with propagation aspects. Antennas are one of the key enabling elements in many devices that impact the daily lives of billions of people for applications that include communications, computing and sensing. More recently, thanks primarily to the increased available computational power and higher demands for the quality of communication links, new research efforts are being devoted towards the creation of a smart electromagnetic environment. The novelty consists in achieving a holistic approach where the environment where propagation occurs, together with the wireless infrastructure and the users are all taken into account to improve the performance of the system by going beyond the standard concepts of wireless infrastructure and wireless channel. In fact, while traditional communication systems focus the radiated power along the terminal direction to maximize link quality and information transfer by, for instance, increasing the antenna gain and reducing the sidelobe level, next generation multi‐user multi‐antenna architectures could maximize the signal-to-noise-ratio by spatially distributing the power to constructively exploit the wave scattering phenomena in the multipath propagation environment, regardless of the gain, the sidelobe levels, or the grating lobes. As an example, for propagation in urban environments, the scattering scenario needs to be considered as an asset rather than an impediment. Accordingly, building walls may be seen as an opportunity to install intelligent reflective surfaces to improve coverage at locations that cannot be reached through direct line-of-sight-paths.
Prof. Danilo Erricolo, University of Illinois Chicago, IL, USA
Danilo Erricolo received the Laurea degree of Doctor (summa cum laude) in electronics engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy, and the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), Chicago, IL, USA. He is a Professor and the Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Director of the Andrew Electromagnetics Laboratory, and adjunct Professor of Bioengineering at UIC. In 2017 he was nominated a University of Illinois Scholar. During the summer of 2009, he was an Air Force Faculty Fellow at the Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, OH, USA. He has authored or coauthored more than 290 publications in refereed journals and international conferences. His research interests are primarily in the areas of antenna design, electromagnetic propagation and scattering, high-frequency techniques, wireless communications, electromagnetic compatibility, the computation of special functions, and magnetic resonance imaging. Dr. Erricolo was elected Full Member of Commissions B, C and E of the U.S. National Committee (USNC) of the International Union of Radio Science (URSI), a committee of the US National Academies. He served as Chair (2009-2011), Vice Chair (2006-2008) and Secretary (2004-2005) of the USNC-URSI Commission E on Electromagnetic Environment and Interference. He was Chair of the USNC-URSI Ernest K. Smith Student Paper Competition (2009-2014); Vice-Chair of the Local Organizing Committee of the XXIX URSI General Assembly, held in Chicago, IL, USA in August 2008; and Member at Large of USNC-URSI (2012-2017). He was the General Chairman of the 2012 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and USNC-URSI National Radio Science Meeting, held in Chicago, IL, USA in July 2012. He was an Elected Member of the IEEE AP-S Administrative Committee (2012-2014); Chair of the IEEE AP-S Distinguished Lecturer Program (2015-2016); and Chair of the Chicago Joint Chapter of the IEEE AP-S and Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (2011-2016). He has served on more than 50 conference technical program committees, chaired over 70 conference sessions and organized more than 30 special sessions at international scientific conferences. He has been the Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION since August 2016.
Abstract:Due to benefits such as high reliability, scalability, computation speed, and cost-effectiveness, distributed computing has become a common approach for large-scale computation tasks. However, distributed computing faces critical issues related to communication load and straggler effects. In particular, computing nodes need to exchange intermediate results with each other in order to calculate the final result, and this significantly increases communication overheads. Furthermore, a distributed computing network may include straggling nodes that run intermittently slower. This results in a longer overall time needed to execute the computation tasks, thereby limiting the performance of distributed computing. To address these issues, coded distributed computing (CDC), i.e., a combination of coding theoretic techniques and distributed computing, has been recently proposed as a promising solution. Coding techniques have proved effective in WiFi and cellular systems to deal with channel noise. Therefore, CDC may significantly reduce communication load, alleviate the effects of stragglers, provide fault-tolerance, privacy and security. In this talk, we will discuss the motivation of the research of CDC, review several CDC works and present the applications of CDC schemes. We also discuss one of our recent works that focuses on the design of an incentive mechanism for the effective implementation of scalable and efficient CDC schemes over the distributed computing network.
Prof. Dusit Niyato
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Dusit Niyato is currently a professor in the School of Computer Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He received B.E. from King Mongkuk’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Thailand in 1999 and Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Manitoba, Canada in 2008. His research interests are in the areas of wireless and mobile networking and distributed computing. He won the Best Young Researcher Award of IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Asia Pacific (AP) and The 2011 IEEE Communications Society Fred W. Ellersick Prize Paper Award. Currently, he is serving as editor-in-chief of IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, an area editor of IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications (Radio Management and Multiple Access), an associate editor of IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, IEEE Transactions on Cognitive Communications and Networking, IEEE Wireless Communications, and IEEE Network. He was a guest editor of IEEE Journal on Selected Areas on Communications. He was a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Communications Society for 2016-2017. He was named the 2017-2020 highly cited researcher in computer science. He is a Fellow of IEEE.
Prof. Wei Hong
Southeast University, China
Abstract: In this talk, the recent advances in millimeter wave (mmWave) antennas and modules for mobile terminals in the State Key Laboratory of Millimeter Waves (SKLMMW) of Southeast University and cooperative enterprises are reviewed.
Prof. Wei Hong received the B.S. degree from the University of Information Engineering, Zhengzhou, China, in 1982, and the M.S. and PhD degrees from Southeast University, Nanjing, China, in 1985 and 1988, respectively, all in radio engineering.
Since 1988, he has been with the State Key Laboratory of Millimeter Waves and serves for the director of the lab since 2003, and is currently a professor of the School of Information Science and Engineering, Southeast University. In 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998, he was a short-term visiting scholar with the University of California at Berkeley and at Santa Cruz, respectively. He has been engaged in numerical methods for electromagnetic problems, millimeter wave theory and technology, antennas, RF technology for wireless communications etc. He has authored and co-authored over 300 technical publications and two books. He twice awarded the National Natural Prizes, four times awarded the first-class Science and Technology Progress Prizes issued by the Ministry of Education of China and Jiangsu Province Government etc. Besides, he also received the Foundations for China Distinguished Young Investigators and for “Innovation Group” issued by NSF of China, and the 2021 IEEE MTT-S Microwave Prize etc.
Dr. Hong is a Fellow of IEEE, Fellow of CIE, the vice presidents of the CIE Microwave Society and Antenna Society, the Chair of the IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint Nanjing Chapter, and was an elected IEEE MTT-S AdCom Member during 2014-2016. He served as the Associate Editor of the IEEE Trans. on MTT from 2007 to 2010.
Even though 5G is at the early stage of large scale commercialization, many researchers, companies, government organizations and alliances have been looking beyond 5G and started to envision the next generation of wireless system: definition, use cases, requirements, new services, enabling technologies etc.. Traditionally, ITU-R lead the activities to study technology trend and vision for the next new generation mobile system. It initiated technology trend study in 2020 and vision study in this year.
As 5G starts to take hold, everything, in addition to every person, will be connected; with this hyper-connectivity, we will be able to automate every aspect of society. Looking beyond 5G, we predict that 6G will be the platform for connected intelligence, where the mobile network connects vast amounts of intelligent devices and connects them intelligently. Through artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), we will be able to build a real-time connection between the physical and digital worlds, allowing us to capture, retrieve, and access larger amounts of information and knowledge in real time and thus make the connected world a connected intelligence. As society moves towards the Intelligence of Everything, 6G will be the key to proliferating AI, delivering intelligence to every person, home, car, and business.
This talk will present an overall vision for 6G with drivers, key capabilities, use cases, KPIs and roadmap, followed by potential technologies/research directions and associated challenges.
Dr. Peiying zhu, Huawei Technologies Canada
Dr. Peiying Zhu, Senior Vice President of Wireless Research, is a Huawei Fellow, IEEE Fellow and Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering. She is currently leading 5G and beyond wireless research and standardization in Huawei. The focus of her research is advanced radio access technologies. She is actively involved in 3GPP and IEEE 802 standards development. She has been regularly giving talks and panel discussions on 5G/B5G vision and enabling technologies. She led the team to contribute significantly to 5G technologies and standardization. She served as the guest editor for IEEE Signal processing magazine special issue on the 5G revolution and IEEE JSAC on Deployment Issues and Performance Challenges for 5G.
Prior to joining Huawei in 2009, Peiying was a Nortel Fellow and Director of Advanced Wireless Access Technology in the Nortel Wireless Technology Lab. She led the team and pioneered research and prototyping on MIMO-OFDM and Multi-hop relay. Many of these technologies developed by the team have been adopted into LTE standards and 4G products. Dr. Zhu has more than 200 granted patents.
Dr. Zhu received the B.S. and M.S. degrees from Southeast University, Nanjing, China in 1982 and 1985 respectively, and the Ph.D. from Concordia University, Montreal, Canada in 1993, all in electrical engineering.
Prof. Nirwan AnsarI
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), USA
Abstract: The term “Internet of Things” (IoT) was coined in 1999 to describe the phenomenon of having a myriad of physical entities (gadgets, devices, sensors, etc.) connected via the Internet to provision various applications and services. Fortune Business Insights predicted that IoT market will worth $1.463 trillions by 2027, and Statista predicted that 75 billion IoT devices will be connected via the Internet by 2025. This humongous number of IoT devices generate exabytes of traffic per month, flooding and pressuring the network infrastructure. Meanwhile, recent years have witnessed unprecedented extreme weather that has devastated millions of acres of habitat via fire, flood, etc. For more than two decades, Advanced Networking Laboratory at the New Jersey Institute of Technology has engaged in the race of enabling IoT with quality of service guarantees in a secure and environmentally friendly manner. I would use ComComAp2021 as a forum to not only share some ideas of our efforts on this subject but also to draw the audience into operationalizing sustainability in all sectors, particularly, information and communications technology.
Nirwan Ansari is Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), received his Ph.D. from Purdue University, MSEE from the University of Michigan, and BSEE (summa cum laude with a perfect GPA) from NJIT. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) as well as Fellow of National Academy of Inventors (NAI).
He authored Green Mobile Networks: A Networking Perspective (Wiley-IEEE, 2017) with T. Han, and co-authored two other books. He has also (co-)authored more than 600 technical publications, over 320 published in widely cited journals/magazines. He has guest-edited a number of special issues covering various emerging topics in communications and networking. He has served on the editorial/advisory board of over ten journals including as Associate Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine. His current research focuses on green communications and networking, cloud computing, drone-assisted networking, and various aspects of broadband networks.
He was elected to serve in the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Board of Governors as a member-at-large, has chaired some ComSoc technical and steering committees, is current Director of ComSoc Educational Services Board, has been serving in many committees such as the IEEE Fellow Committee, and has been actively organizing numerous IEEE International Conferences/Symposia/Workshops. He is frequently invited to deliver keynote addresses, distinguished lectures, tutorials, and invited talks. Some of his recognitions include several excellence in teaching awards, a few best paper awards, NCE Excellence in Research Award, several ComSoc TC technical recognition awards, NJ Inventors Hall of Fame Inventor of the Year Award, Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award, Purdue University Outstanding Electrical and Computer Engineering Award, NCE 100 Medal, NJIT Excellence in Research Prize and Medal, and designation as a COMSOC Distinguished Lecturer. He has also been granted more than 40 U.S. patents.


WhatsApp introduces a new way to authenticate users. SMS messages with one-time passwords will now be replaced by flash calls.
According to Webetainfo, users will be able to log into WhatsApp using a flash call. Previously, authorization went through a one-time password, which was contained in an SMS message from the messenger.
Thus, to log in, users will need to allow the application to access calls. In this case, you do not need to answer the call – the application will do it on its own. However, there is a caveat – the new feature will not be available on IOS.
Earlier, WhatsApp updated its user agreement in a number of countries. According to him, people using the messenger will automatically share data with Facebook, which owns it. As a result, Facebook will receive information about the phone number, transactions and IP addresses of users.


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Due to a lack of real-time data, grid operators have traditionally based grid management decisions on worst-case scenarios, resulting in inefficient performance. Over the past few years, transmission system operators have deployed synchrophasors to address this inefficiency. Synchrophasors are devices that measure the frequency, magnitude, and power factors (the alignment of voltage and current) of the grid with high speed and accuracy, then send the data back to control centers. Utilizing data time-stamped from GPS satellites, synchrophasors detect shifts in grid conditions in real time to improve management.
Synchrophasors began significant deployment in 2009, but today there are already around 1,700 synchrophasors in use in North America, providing data coverage of a significant portion of the bulk power system. Utilities and grid operators across the country have installed synchrophasors, from Idaho Power in Idaho and Oregon to American Transmission Co. in Wisconsin to Entergy in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Navigant Research estimates that global annual investment in synchrophasors and other technologies to improve situational awareness of the electric grid will grow from $8.5 billion in 2014 to $16.7 billion in 2023.
Synchrophasor data can be used to improve reliability and resilience by reducing the likelihood of grid disturbances. Dramatic shifts in power conditions between measurement points can signal to grid operators that something is going wrong and corrective measures are needed. When a grid disturbance does occur, accurate data help pinpoint the cause and enable a more effective response. The California Independent System Operator was able to bring a transmission line between California and Arizona back online in contradiction to standing protocol because synchrophasor data showed that conditions were safe. In post-event analyses, synchrophasor data can help assemble accurate, granular timelines of events and reactions.
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WIREPAS PARTNERS WITH RABBITTRAK
Wirepas Partners with RabbitTrak
Aug 29, 2018
Wirepas has partnered with RabbitTrak to create innovative asset tracking solutions with mesh based wireless connectivity. Read more on the Wirepas website: https://lnkd.in/g9huTJm
RabbitTrak and Wirepas partner to create innovative asset tracking solutions
RabbitTrak, an innovative asset tracking solution provider, has partnered with Wirepas to enable their asset tracking solutions with mesh based wireless connectivity. Using Wirepas Mesh allows RabbitTrak to offer a cost-effective and easy to install asset tracking solution in low or no Wi-Fi environments.
Sleek and battery-operated asset tags and infrastructure include the Wirepas Mesh software. This allows a beacon mesh to be formed and using the in-built capabilities of Wirepas Mesh the location of the asset tags can be determined.
Unlike other solutions, the unique Wirepas Mesh powered asset tracking solution reduces the number of expensive gateways, system complexity whilst providing a much more robust radio solution. This is particularly important in busy radio environments where many other 2.4GHz networks must co-exist.
“We are delighted to work with Wirepas to bring a truly innovative asset tracking solution to market. This delivers a competitive advantage for us including the time to implement and deploy asset tracking solution to our customers”, said Marc Potash CEO RabbitTrak.
The target markets for the solution are in the healthcare and hospitality, restaurant, retail, and stadiums and arenas industries.
“RabbitTrak is a forward-thinking asset tracking company, that provides a different approach when compared to traditional Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or RFID based approaches. We are excited to see what our partnership will bring in the future!” ,says Mirva Saarijärvi, Director of Product Marketing, Asset Management.
Using Wirepas Mesh as the foundation for MyRabbit, future-proofs the solution. Wirepas Mesh provides a genuine 2-way data communication network allowing for additional applications such as sensor data reading and device actuation to be performed.
MyRabbit provides services to industries all across the board through an integrative platform that supports our asset tracking solutions. We offer several products and solutions to help improve the efficiency of a business. Our signature solution is the use of asset tracking that can be applied to a myriad of industries including healthcare, retail, restaurants, stadiums, and many more. Our beacon technology works to give real-time location updates on tagged assets to provide insightful data that works to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of a business.
Wirepas Mesh enables wireless IoT networking at massive scale. It is a de-centralized IoT network protocol that can be used to connect, locate and identify lights, sensors, beacons, assets, machines and meters in cities, buildings, industry, logistics and energy – with unprecedented scale, density, flexibility and reliability. It can be used on any radio hardware and on any frequency band. Wirepas has its headquarters in Tampere, Finland and offices in Australia, France, Germany, India, South Korea, the UK and the United States. Things connected – Naturally.


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In order to build a packet, we need information at the ethernet layer (MAC Address), we need information at the Newtork layer (IP Address), and then we need upper layer information like the source and destination ports that the data is to be sent to and from (Port 45454 -> Port 80 for HTTP).
TCP-get port numbers. How does the computer know which port to use? The OS has a configuration file that has specifications on which port to use for which protocol (Windows: host file; *nix: xyz_config file). You can modify this file to make the OS do something in a different way (malicious/system control). Unique numbers assigned to a particular process is a nice way to make things difficult for the bad guys.
IP-get IP addresses. How do we get the host’s IP Address? It is going to be in the Host Cache, Host File, or found on the Network via and ICMP packet.
Then we are going to see if this is a remote destination. We can compare the mask of the destination and the source and see if this is on our LAN or not.
Ethernet-local or remote? How do we get the MAC Address(ARP)? If the destination is on the LAN, then it will be in the ARP cache or found on the network via an ARP packet. The ARP cache has a vulnerability: Man-In-The-Middle attack. One of the ways of doing a Man-In-The-Middle attacks is by sending ARP responses that have not been asked for, known as ARP Cache poisoning. Then the packets that where supposed to go to the real router, go to the evil router. Typical reactions are a Denial of Service, Relay Packets, or Packet Modification.
If the destination is remote, we look up the route information. The router says to send it to them because they have a path to a DNS Server that can locate it. They check their hosts, networks, or gateways. Once it reaches its destination, it gets the MAC address (ARP) from the cache or the network. Once we have populated the information for the MAC Address, the IP Address, and the port numbers for the source and destination, we completed the packet.
Where can things go wrong? Maybe that host file is damaged or gone so we don’t know the port number to use. Maybe the host file has been modified to use a different port number, but we select the incorrect port number. Maybe we don’t have our IP Address in the cache file, missing or wrong in the host file. Maybe we are not able to get a response back on the network.


Unless you have a dedicated phone line for the fax machine alone. Do you need a fax number to send faxes from your fax machine? There's no phone line required, a reduction in phone costs, no hardware or software needed. There may be a base station that can transmit through wireless from the phone line to the fax machine.
Yes, you can make international calls with Wireless Home Phone. You connect a fax machine by following the instructions in the machine's user manual - every machine can potentially be different. All fax documents are sent over the internet connection, which means you can send and receive faxes anytime and anywhere.
The phone line is plugged into the phone jack of the fax machine. Set the answering machine to fewer rings than your current mobile device's setting so that it picks up the call before Verizon Wireless voicemail engages. If phone on fax can it be answered? What program could you use for mobile phone working with fax machine?
Some cellphone providers offer hardware devices to which you can connect one or more landline telephones so they can make calls using your mobile minutes and bandwidth. There's no theoretical reason a fax machine couldn't be made to work using cell phone technology, but I'm not aware of any company making such a device. It involves connecting a physical fax machine to a smartphone via a mobile phone connection.
This configuration isn't supported unless you have taken steps to disconnect the landline wires coming into your home. Where can I use Wireless Home Phone? Even if using a phone that is attached to a cable line, often the fax will not work because the phone is digital and fax machines have trouble with those types of phones. Do I need a special plug to connect a fax machine and phone in the same phone jack?
Can I make international calls with Wireless Home Phone? What replacement parts are available for Wireless Home Phone? If you keep disconnecting the call it will eventually stop. You just simply plug a wireless phone jack into the physical fax machine and it will be able to communicate wirelessly with your laptop, desktop, or smartphone. Could you give me the phone number of the fax machine brother intellifax manufacturer?
Traditional hard copy faxing is not completely wireless, however. Do wireless fax machine connect with a cord are is there a wireless modem that connects to the phone line? In fact, flirt and hookup app using a landline or a dongle is no longer a prerequisite for effective fax use.
- It means that the fax machine on the other end rang but did not pick up the phone call.
- Your fax machine uses recognition and handshaking tones that enable it to negotiate a connection with a machine on the receiving end of the line.
- How to make fax machine work away from main phoneline?
- Can you send a fax from a fax machine using a cell phone?
- What is the difference between scanner and fax machine?
How do you send a fax on a fax machine using a house phone number? There is a scanner in a fax machine but a fax machine can also make and receive phone calls and print documents. Can you send text messages to a fax machine? Connect with us on Messenger. You are even able to use it to make phone calls through the internet, as long as you have the right equipment.
Can you use a normal phone line to send a fax? How do you get a fax confirmation on a Canon Laser Class fax machine? To add this feature, visit our International Travel Plans page.
Can you fax an email message to someone? If you have a fax machine, you have to connect it to the phone line, christian speed scan your fax and send it. It is usually attached to the computer or accessible through a network A fax machine is used to transmit a document over a phone line to another fax machine. After installing the printer is your fax number your home number? What is different between printer fax machine?
How to Attach a Fax Machine to a Cellular Phone
If you don't, things are getting easier - you just take any of online fax provider popfax. The fax machine needs to be connected to a phone line, not a cable line. Is Wireless Home Phone compatible with any other devices that connect to a phone line? On some fax machines very few models you can talk on the phone then fax when you're ready to fax.
Do you need a land line for a fax o can use a cellphone
With it, you are able to send and receive fax on your smartphone, laptop, tablet, or desktop. How do I set up Wireless Home Phone? Where do you plug the phone line into the fax machine? Traditional fax machine should be connected to phone line.
It Still Works
Yes, there are a number of ways that this can be done. This is the standard method of sending and receiving faxes through a fax machine. Will fax be received even if I answer the phone? You sure can, just turn on your fax machine, have you email ready, radiocarbon dating water print it off from your printer and go to the fax machine and enter the phone number.
Do you need a land line for a fax o can use a cellphone
Can you connect a cell phone to a fax machine
How do you hook up phone line to enable fax to work? Can you use a fax machine while tether is hooked to home phone? Cellular Home Connections Some cellphone providers offer hardware devices to which you can connect one or more landline telephones so they can make calls using your mobile minutes and bandwidth.
Can I purchase Wireless Home Phone online? Can a fax number be a cell phone number? Then read the header for the sender's number and fax back to them that they have the wrong number. First, there may be a problem with the fax machine itself, including a paper jam or other mechanical problem, or the fax machine is unplugged, or the fax machine is out of fax paper.
Not in the normal way you'd send a fax. The fax would be stored in the cloud. Can you connect fax machine to a router? Is a fax machine a printer?
- What calling features are available with Wireless Home Phone?
- What do you do when a fax machine that is set to autoredial keeps calling your non-fax number?
- Can you use a fax machine to connect to the internet?
- This depends on the technology that both your phone and fax machine have.
You also can use a smartphone app to turn your mobile device's camera into a document scanner so you can acquire a page image directly without using other hardware. Do i need a separate phone to make calls or can i use the one on a fax machine? As long as both are properly connected to the phone network, the fax can be transmitted.
For this feature, the fax machine on the other end would need the feature as well. To manage fax tasks on a mobile connection, send documents using methods that cellphones can support. How do you use a fax machine from house phone? How do you receive a fax in fax machine? General Information Troubleshooting.
How to Set up a Home Fax Machine With a Wireless Router
Make sure that you have separate phone line for you fax machine and separate for your telephone. You must conect it to a phone line to use the machine. Does fax machine needs ink to receive a fax? Digital Technology Your fax machine uses recognition and handshaking tones that enable it to negotiate a connection with a machine on the receiving end of the line. Can Linux send faxes to a machine from a business?


No AgTech without ConnectivityTechnology & Data
Dr Hugo Britt explores a KPMG report and its implications for AgTech in Part one of a two-part series. Read part 2 here.
The agricultural world is abuzz with talk of Agri 4.0: the opportunity to supercharge agricultural productivity through digitisation with the potential to grow Australian agriculture into a $100 billion industry by 2030.
But digital enablement across the sector – and on remote farms in particular – is being hampered by a lack a connectivity. Without this enabler, growers cannot hope to unlock the benefits flowing from real-time data such as higher yields, reduced waste, informed decision-making and planning, predictive analytics, improved biosecurity and traceability.
KPMG’s hot-off-the-press Agri 4.0: Connectivity at our fingertips report examines the connectivity challenges in the Australian agriculture sector and advises on some readily-available technological solutions, while providing some much-needed case studies on the issue.
Part one of APAL’s two-part series on KPMG’s report will look at some of the barriers to connectivity and considerations to take into account, while part two will dive into the different technology solutions available.
Too isolated to connect?
KPMG’S report notes that Australia “faces an array of geographical challenges not faced by other leading food producing nations [such as the Netherlands] and ubiquitous connectivity across rural enterprises is more difficult to achieve.” The authors point out that while the Netherlands is obviously much smaller (186-times smaller), it also benefits from a largely flat topography which is ideal for uninterrupted Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) coverage. Australians cannot expect to have LoRaWAN, 4G or 5G coverage across every agricultural property on the continent.
Yet technology providers have risen to the challenge: “New and exciting communication protocols and market players have emerged to provide connectivity solutions. These providers and technologies can service the connectivity needs of nearly any farmer today.”
A key piece of advice to take from this report is to look before you leap: ensure you know your business before investing in connectivity and AgTech solutions. Rather than focusing on the technology first, gain “a strong understanding of your  business, your current and foreseeable key requirements, and the [technology] use cases which will be serviced by the chosen network. Understanding these elements will assist you in selecting a network which suits your context.”
The report reveals that the main barrier to connectivity is not the technology available – it’s about selecting a tech solution that is fit-for-purpose and discerning the best method of connectivity for each individual agribusiness.
Planning to connect
Considerations to take into account when picking an on-farm connectivity network include:
- Environment: What is the topography of the land? What distance does your network need to cover to connect to devices on your property? Will the network be able to cope with intensive orcharding?
- Digital literacy: Do you and your staff have the know-how to use the technology effectively?
- Costs: What is your appetite for upfront and ongoing cost? What will be the cost per sensor for connectivity? If you have only a handful of sensors to connect, investing in blanket connectivity may not be cost effective.
- Bandwidth requirements: Will you need to transmit small packets of data (such as a sensor sending moisture levels) or use large amounts of data through voice calls, image or video?
- Compatibility: If you own or plan to invest in a specific AgTech device, is it supported by your chosen network type/frequency?
Part two of this exploration of KPMG’s report explores the advantages and limitations of some of the connectivity solutions available, ranging from licensed and unlicensed LPWAN, to nanosatellites, and on-farm WIFI.


QEOS Energy Sdn. Bhd. is a fully owned subsidiary of quantum Electro Opto Systems Sdn. Bhd. With over 50 patents awarded and pending globally on connevtivity, QEOS Energy utilizes the technology from QEOS to provide 24 hour Connectivity solution which provides Connected People, Connected Power & Connected Data technology concurrently to rural and urban communities.
QEOS Energy Sdn Bhd is a renewable energy solutions provider for the ever increasing power demands in the world today. QEOS Energy provides affordable, long lasting and clean solar energy technologies which have huge longer-term benefits. QEOS Energy designs, manufactures and installs renewable solar energy solutions, specialising in agricultural, commercial, industrial and rural applications.
QEOS Energy 24 Hour Connectivity Solution, is an important cycle of three core connected elements.
Qeos Connected Power, is a stable, low cost, long lasting energy solution that can generate excess power
Qeos Connected Data is a ruggedized data infrastructure with high fielity, large bandwidth and a fast reliable distribution network
Qeos Connected People, is a communication platform for a better access to enhanced services, more effective social interaction and enable trade


This guide is to help with the setup of the iPod and Speakers with H6 Audio interface which will then connect to Simon’s MacBook Pro.
Note: Do this step before turning on the Zoom H6 and connecting it to the laptop
What you will need
- iPod charging cable
- 2 x 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable
- microUSB charging cable (for speaker)
Setup the iPod
- Connect the iPod to the USB Hub with the iPod charging cable (to keep it charged)
- Connect the 3.5mm audio jack to the iPod and to the input on the top of the Zoom H6
Setup the speaker
- Connect the speaker to the USB Hub with the MicroUSB charging cable (to keep it charged)
- Connect the 3.5mm audio jack to the speaker and to the output on the bottom of the Zoom H6.
- Bluetooth on the iPod should be turned off.
- For adjusting volume in the Arena, adjust levels via the amplifier.
- To make the volume appropriate for Gabe/Perth, set the volume to ‘2’ on the H6
- Have a spare charging brick for the amplifier


1. Project Name
Wave field TRON: Let the Internet be decentralized
2. Project Introduction
Wave field TRON is committed to promoting the decentralization of the Internet and is committed to building infrastructure for the decentralized Internet. Its TRON protocol is one of the world's largest blockchain-based decentralized application operating system protocols, providing high-throughput, high-scalability, and high-reliability underlying public-chain support for decentralized application operations on protocols. Wavefield TRON also provides better compatibility with Ethereum Smart Contracts through an innovative pluggable smart contract platform.
Since July 24, 2018, TRON has acquired BitTorrent Inc., an Internet technology company based in San Francisco. The distributed technology designed by BitTorrent Inc. can be effectively extended, staying intelligent, and enabling creators and consumers to control their content and data. More than 170 million people use BitTorrent Inc. products every month. BitTorrent Inc.'s protocol delivers 40% of the world's Internet traffic every day.
3. Token Overview and Distribution
Total tokens: 99,214,764,539.60352 TRX
Liquidity: 66,682,072,191 TRX
4. Commonly Used Links
Project website: https://tron.network
White paper: https://s3.amazonaws.com/tron.network/%E7%AE%80%E4%BB%8B%E4%B8%8E%E6%84%BF%E6%99%AF.pdf
Block query: https://tronscan.org/#/ https://www.trxplorer.io/


- 5-day instructor-led training course
- Authorized Cisco Training Provider
- Providing over 20 years of Cisco training
- Tuition can be paid later by invoice -OR- at the time of checkout by credit card
- Attend virtuallly from your home or office
Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions (CLCEI v1.0) Training
- Duration: 5 days
- Language: English
29 NASBA CPE Credits (live, in-class training only)
- Level: Intermediate
The Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions (CLCEI) v1.0 course provides you with knowledge about Cisco® Expressway Series solutions enabling business-to-business (B2B) calls, Cisco Mobile, remote access, authentication options, and additional Cisco Expressway Series features. Though a combination of lessons and hands-on labs, you will learn how to leverage collaborative technology to access secure, collaborative work supports including video, voice, content, and remote workloads. This course also prepares you for the 300-820 Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions (CLCEI) exam.
Before taking this course, you should have the following knowledge and skills:
- Understanding of networking technologies
- Understanding voice and video
- Knowledge of Cisco collaboration core technologies
- Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) signaling protocol fundamentals
- Collaboration call control fundamentals of Cisco Unified Communications Manager
The following Cisco courses can help you gain the knowledge you need to prepare for this course:
This course is designed for professionals in job roles such as:
- Collaboration engineers
- Collaboration administrators
- Gain hands-on experience in using Cisco Expressway software for secure, remote access for phones, endpoints, smartphones, tablets, video, and other communication devices to support nontraditional workspaces.
- Prepare for the 300-820 CLCEI exam.
This course is part of the following Certifications: CCNP Collaboration
Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions (CLCEI v1.0) Training Delivery Methods
- Cisco Authorized course content
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- Attend in-class, online or bring the course to your facility
- Expansive course catalog to go deeper into Cisco or broaden you skills beyond
Implementing Cisco Collaboration Cloud and Edge Solutions (CLCEI v1.0) Training Course BenefitsConfigure and troubleshoot Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Expressway Series integration.Describe the Cisco Expressway-C additional features.Configure and troubleshoot Cisco Collaboration solutions for B2B calls.Describe how to secure B2B communication with Cisco Expressway Series.Describe the Mobile and Remote Access (MRA) feature.Describe the Cisco Expressway MRA security and integration options, including integration with Cisco Unity® Connection and Cisco Instant Messaging and Presence (IM&P).Configure Cisco Webex® Hybrid Services.
CLCEI Course Outline
- Configuring and Troubleshooting the Cisco Expressway Series
- Configuring Cisco Expressway Additional Features
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Expressway Series
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Cisco Collaboration Solutions for Business-to-Business
- Securing Business-to-Business Communication
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Mobile and Remote Access
- Integrating and Securing Mobile and Remote Access
- Configuring Cisco Webex Hybrid Services
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The best way to prepare for this certification is to take the Cisco-approved training, as well as using the self-study materials provided.
You will need to register for the exam. Exams are offered as proctored exams at a test center, or self-administered online.
To earn CCNP Collaboration, you need to pass a core exam and a data center concentration exam of your choice. Passing this 300-820 CLCEI exam completes your selected concentration exam. Comprehensive Cisco Certification information can be found here.


Great performance – minimal consumptionThe combination of laser and LED not only produces brilliant results – it also reduces power consumption by up to 50 percent, thereby also lowering operating costs. Power consumption is only 0.23 watts (Pro series: 0.4 watts) in standby mode – meaning that CASIO projectors go beyond the requirements of the current EU directive* aimed at reducing the power consumption of technical devices. Thanks to their excellent level of energy efficiency (watts/lumen), CASIO projectors require such low power consumption–even in normal brightness mode–that they consume as much power as some conventional projectors equipped with mercury lamps when in ""eco mode"".
* EU regulations (no. 1275/2008).


Enterprises that are geographically distributed embrace the Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WANs) because they are far cheaper than traditional methods, and enhance business productivity. Data, software, and applications are now moving to the cloud, wherein networking professionals realize that traditional WANs are not good for an internet-based and dynamic environment. What are the advantages of utilizing SD-WAN? The utilization of SD-WAN offers tons of benefits to businesses including agility and responsiveness of business operations, robust security measures, advancement in application control and visibility, greater application performance, and extensible third-party products via service chains.
Realize the return of investment for SD-WAN which is greater than traditional WAN because broadband internet services can replace MPLS connections, thus saving up to ninety percent of the total cost. Consumers are smarter than ever, so businesses need to ensure that they have the best software, applications, and connectivity to keep up with the competition. Because of back hauling connections, these greatly compromise security, diminish performance, and the cost is expensive. The utilization of direct Internet connection chi the best solution to these issues, providing greater security, reliability, consistency, and excellent performance to cloud-based applications. Traditional WAN service takes weeks or months to install, but with broadband WAN connection, a branch can be online within hours.
What are the possible impacts of SD-WAN technology to your business? The success of your business operations greatly rely on your software programs and applications, and if the system is down, your business is greatly affected. The SD-WAN connection helps in keeping your business up and running because traffic is being routed to consuming all available bandwidth on multiple links, so if a link fails, the remaining paths will keep the application working to avoid complete stop of business operations. The SD-WAN connectivity does not only provide great savings for your business, it can increase the ROI, agility, and productivity levels of your entire business operations. When it comes to choosing the best SD-WAN solution, you have to carefully check your options to achieve the maximum benefits. A great solution comes with excellent performance, greater visibility and control, tight security, and extensibility. It is possible to determine and block potential threats with encryption, micro-segmentation, and WAN hardening to avoid compromising data.
Are you looking for the best SD-WAN solution for your business? Teldat can help you find the right SD-WAN solution for your business with their years of experience and state-of-the-art equipment and services. You may visit our homepage or website for more information. Teldat is a trusted, reputable, and reliable telecommunications company offering flexible and reasonable priced SD-WAN solutions for your business. Start embracing digital innovations and advanced technologies so you are not left behind.


(E) Digital terrestrial TV trials begin in Zagreb and Rijeka
Digital terrestrial TV trials begin in Zagreb and Rijeka
Croatia: DTT trials begin in Zagreb and Rijeka Jun 21, 2005, 8:25 GMT
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Croatia has begun digital terrestrial TV (DTT) broadcasts in the capital Zagreb and the coastal town of Rijeka, the Broadband TV News website reports.
In Zagreb, the broadcasts come from two transmitters - HRT Dom (UHF 56) and Sljeme (UHF 27) - while in Rijeka the Ucka (UHF 28) transmitter is being used.
The transmissions from Sljeme can be received in parts of neighbouring Slovenia, while those from Ucka cover the Adriatic and Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia. A fourth transmitter will soon be activated in the eastern town of Osijek (UHF 33) and will cover parts of neighbouring Serbia.
The DVB-T multiplex currently carries Croatia's four main channels - HRT1, HRT2, Nova TV and RTL Televizija - and can be received with set-top boxes costing around 200 euro.


The Cisco ASA and PIX line of devices have three independent vulnerabilities that have been discovered and patched a few days ago. Just finished up with my own devices and nothing bad to report. Here’s a summary if you don’t wish to read the long-winded Cisco one.
1. Windows NT Domain Authentication Bypass Vulnerability.
Does not affect IPSec and SSL using external authentication VPN. Only NT domain authentication.
2. IPv6 Denial of Service Vulnerability.
Affects devices configured with IPv6 (by itself or in addition to IPv4). Does not affect devices running versions 7.0, 7.1, 8.0, or 8.1. Devices with versions 7.2(4)9 or 7.2(4)10 are affected only if IPv6 is enabled. It is disabled on all devices by default.
3. Crypto Accelerator Memory Leak Vulnerability.
Memory leak triggered by a series of packets. Only packets destined for device trigger it. The leak occurs in the initialization code of the crypto accelerator. ASA devices running version 8.0.x are vulnerable. ASA devices running versions 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 and all Cisco PIX devices are not affected.


Branded HDMI Cables
Guaranteed to meet the HDMI 'High Speed with Ethernet' specifications
- Supports 4K/UHD at up to 30fps, HDR, Deep Color, High-Res Multi-Channel Audio, ARC, CEC and Ethernet over HDMI
- May support 4k/UHD at frame rates higher than 30fps, depending on the connected equipment
- Type-A plugs with gold plated contacts at both ends
- Available in lengths ranging from 1m to 10m
What is HDMI?
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is a proprietary interface for transferring digital video, audio, data and control signals from source devices such as DVD players, Blu-ray players, video game machines and computers to compatible receiving devices such as televisions, projectors, and computer monitors.
What is High Speed?
HDMI cables that are certified as 'High Speed' can achieve a bandwidth of up to 18Gbps when connected to equipment that meets the new HDMI 2.0 specification and will allow transmission of video signals of up to 4K/UHD resolution with uncompressed multi channel audio
What is High Speed with Ethernet?
HDMI cables that are labeled 'High Speed with Ethernet' allow sharing of an internet connection between devices and also enables ARC and CEC functionality
What is ARC?
ARC (Audio Return Channel) allows a compatible television to transmit audio back to a compatible home cinema receiver using the Ethernet channel of the same HDMI cable that transmits video from the receiver to the TV
What is CEC?
CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) is a protocol that transmits control data between compatible HDMI devices, for automatic power on/off, input selection and volume control, using the Ethernet channel of a suitably equipped HDMI cable
More questions about HDMI?


The Philippines is still the World’s Text Messaging Capital
Published on August 18th, 2010 | by sylv3rblade1
A recent US study has revealed that the Philippines is the the World’s Text Messaging Capital.
According to the report that compiled data from Reuters, the New York Times, CTIA.org, UPI.com, Pew Research, Kvue.com, Matzav.com, and Portio Research, the average Filipino mobile subscriber sent an average of 600 text messages per month, or 43 percent more than their US counterparts.
Even with the boom of smartphones in the country which gives access to more capable modes of communication like email, chat, video conferencing, etc, sending SMS remains the preferred means of mobile digital communications accros nearly every social group.


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An advanced artificial ear implant. A collection of invisible subdermal microphones capture sound and transmit it to a biogel nerve interface that links directly with the auditory nerve. It's sensitive enough to hear a cat before you see it, can't be damaged by loud noise, and automatically tunes itself to pick out meaningful sounds in noisy environments.
A Bionic ear is an ear replacement that has 125% efficiency, increases hearing by 12.5% per ear attached.
It can be purchased from traders or crafted for 10 and 3.


Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure helps organizations in the delivery of IT services and information to the user’s desk at local and remote locations. Generally, the IT infrastructure refers to all the hardware and software that facilitate the delivery of IT services at the user’s desk for business operations. But it also includes many components that are not directly under the umbrella of information technology, such as facility systems (Building, Data Center, Physical Security, etc), environment (Continuous providing of Electricity and Cooling) and communication systems (Voice, Video, and Data).
IT infrastructure is evolving and getting complex by adding new technologies and services. Integrated 24×7 applications accessible from anywhere in the world has increased the requirement of high availability, reliable performance, and better security. Cost of downtime is increasing and business owners require assurance from IT department for continuity of services.
Employees, processes, and documentation of the IT department are not part of the infrastructure but should be given priority for efficient delivery of IT services.


When eciWireless contacted Flagger Force to manage traffic safety for the installation of 5G towers, Flagger Force was ready to help. eciWireless is a Pennsylvania-based company that handles all aspects of construction applicable to the communications industry, including laying foundations, erecting towers, and the construction and expansion of controlled-environment switch stations. Their clients include landline and wireless carriers, broadcasting companies, and wireless information systems.
eciWireless was recently contracted to install 5G towers throughout Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. For this project, they partnered with Flagger Force to protect their installers and expertly manage traffic in ways that keep drivers moving safely.
Keeping eciWireless Safe in Harrisburg
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is the state capital and home to many busy roads, bridges, and highways. Although Harrisburg’s urban population is just under 50,000, this busy government center has many roads that experience daily traffic volumes of 25,000 vehicles or higher. Because Harrisburg is a major commuter destination, many of its roadways experience regular congestion.
Scott Feaser, VP of field operations for eciWireless, noted, “Working in a hustling city presented its own set of challenges and safely directing traffic around work zones was essential when each installation is at the roadside.”
Flagger Force was ready for the challenge. With teams trained to manage traffic safety, Flagger Force was well-versed in factoring in traffic control needs for each location, including quiet residential streets, busy urban centers, bridges, rush-hour traffic, nighttime traffic, and fast-moving highways.
What are 5G Towers?
5G is the fifth-generation standard for broadband cellular networks. Computers and smartphone devices using 5G technology have greater bandwidth which results in faster downloads. Many experts believe this technology will become the standard by 2025.
The new generation of 5G “Towers” installed in Harrisburg, PA, bears little resemblance to the sky-high, mega cell towers that currently dot the landscape. In fact, these 5G towers are small, light, and are part of newly installed streetlights. Because they blend with the existing streetscapes, many people won’t notice their arrival.
This kind of 5G technology is nothing new to eciWireless. “eciWireless is engaged in building out Harrisburg’s wireless network infrastructure,” Feaser notes. “We’re delivering critical communications, enhanced mobile broadband and IoT, the Internet of Things.”
Flagger Force is Committed to Exceptional Traffic Safety Control
While 5G nodes are new to Harrisburg, this kind of work is nothing new for Flagger Force. Feaser adds, “We turned to the industry leaders for traffic control so that we could stay focused on our areas of expertise.” Flagger Force has a long history of working with utility companies, communications construction, infrastructure repair, and road work.
Flagger Force is proud to play an ongoing role in the ever-improving communications infrastructure. Tianna M., an area supervisor for Flagger Force, adds, “The 5G towers have folks in the community excited, and a few have even told me that they’re happy it’s coming to their neighborhood.” She adds, “We take pride in setting up a proper site and keeping the client safe and the public moving. It especially feels good when you’re making a positive impact in the community and locals appreciate you.”
We’re Hiring in Central PA
Join our crew—apply today! Help to keep your community moving and be a part of the industry leading team in traffic control.


The PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s is a hardware-software solution intended for testing and restoring damaged HDDs with SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) or SCSI based interfaces.
The PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s coupled with the Data Extractor SAS forms the PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s Professional System, which allows you to recover data from SAS or SCSI based HDDs. To repair these HDDs, you only need the PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s – for data recovery you need both the PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s and the Data Extractor SAS.
The PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s Controller
The new High Performance SAS controller PC-3000 SAS is a PC extension board for the PCI SAS 6 Gbit/s x4 bus that takes two adjacent slots which allows for working with four HDDs simultaneously.
Four independent channels provide up to a 6 Gbit/s data transfer rate for each channel according to the SAS-2.0. The data transfer speed depends on the speed of the connected drives.
Working with SATA HDD, SSD
The PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s controller allows you to connect SATA HDDs and SSD in read-write modes, test their surface, copy data, and make the image copies at maximum possible speed.
Intelligent Power Supply Unit
A 4-channel Power Supply Unit is used to power the HDDs which are connected to PC-3000 Express. The Power Supply Unit protects the HDDs from overvoltage and overcurrent. In case of emergency, the HDDs will be powered off automatically. Furthermore, each channel has feedback with the PC-3000 software for monitoring the stability of +5V and +12V voltage supply and informing the user about any problems in power circuits.
The intelligent Power Supply Unit of PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s has the following features for advanced HDD diagnostic and troubleshooting:
The oscilloscope functionality. You can get a graph visually representing the precise information about the current power status in real time.
This feature allows to perform advanced HDD diagnostic and determine the cause of failure.
- The Power Supply Unit is equipped with a sound speaker which signals about the PC power supply unit failure or HDD overcurrent. Triggered protection system turns off the voltage on the corresponding channel.
Resource Management of the PC-3000 SAS board
The PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s allows to launch the PC-3000 utility and Data Extractor tasks as separate OS processes. The "PC-3000 SAS Resource manager" software makes using the PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s very easy and effective. It manages port and related process activity, controls the status of the ports, checks process conditions and kills processes if necessary. Once a process is started it can use any of the available ports on the PC-3000 SAS board. For instance, four processes can be used for every port or one process can use four ports etc.
PC-3000 SAS Kit:
- PC-3000 SAS 6 Gbit/s controller - 1 pc
- SAS SFF-8482/SATA/Molex (100cm) cable - 4 pcs
- HDD SCSI (50 cm) power cable - 4 pcs
- PC-3000 SAS software available in the Technical Support Portal
- User manual - 1 book
The PC-3000 SAS Box, Software and User Manual


Lately, our normally-brutal internet has become almost unbearable for certain parts of the day. I have been SO CLOSE to throwing the laptop out the window because it is so frustrating. At first I thought it was the modem or the router, and then was reminded it was the dreaded season of sun transits.
What are sun transits you ask? Or maybe you didn't ask, but I will tell you anyway!
Twice a year, the sun aligns itself directly behind satellites for a few minutes each day. When a satellite is directly between the sun and the receiving satellite dish on earth, the sun's enormous radio frequency noise overpowers the satellite signal. This causes a brief service disruption which may take the form of noise, fading or interruptions to long distance phone calls, data, internet, television and radio services whose signals are carried via satellites. The interruption can last up to 20 minutes a day for up to 14 consecutive days.
You can imagine trying to get anything done during those periods of time. Especially when we rely so heavily on satellites to stay connected. Frustrating!
Hopefully it'll be over soon and we'll to back to just brutal connections, rather than unbearable. ;)


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