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If you are to keep your network running smoothly, then it is essential for you and your customers that you are able to limit access to your network devices to authorized users. By not protecting your network from unauthorized access, you leave yourself open to attack and also provide a conduit for attacks on other networks. In addition, it is not suf cient to simply permit or deny access. It is also important to be able to classify users into groups with different levels of access (for example, a NOC operator might only need to view information while a network engineer would need to be able to modify con gurations, etc.). Finally, it is essential that you are able to identify what has been changed, when and by whom. For this reason (among others), it is critical that each user has an individual account. It is of little value if you know that neteng made a change. Knowing that guyd made the change is much more useful.

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market. When an investor sells short, however, proceeds are generated, and those proceeds earn interest. The short market portfolio line can thus be shifted upward by the amount of interest, as shown in the gure. Active management should produce an excess return, or alpha, on top of the market-return-plus-interest line. The payoff line for the active short portfolio thus recognizes the short passive market return, the interest received on the short-sale proceeds, and the excess return due to active management. A long-plus-short portfolio combines the long portfolio and the short portfolio discussed above. Exhibit 3.5 shows that the payoff for this long-plus-short portfolio equals the alpha from the short portfolio plus the alpha from the long portfolio plus the interest earned on the proceeds from the short sales.

Median Gross Arbitrage Spread (excluding dividends and short rebate) for Failed and Successful Stock Mergers, 1963 1998

That's all there is to dealing with passivation. If you have other database or JNDI connections in use inside your bean, you should be careful to make sure that they are managed correctly, too. Implementing the business methods Believe it or not, business methods are the easiest part of an entity bean to implement. So far, you have seen the code assigning values to internal variables. An entity bean has its internal state controlled by the EJB server environment it resides in. The server will tell it when to load fresh data, when to store the data, and when to change to a different mode. Any time in between the bean does not need to touch the database. This makes implementing those business methods really easy, because all the hard work has already been done! The Customer entity bean has a lot of methods, so here is a sample just to show you how easy the implementation is:

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Figure 8.9b Different ways of parameter passing option II (from Tao, W. and Majumdar, S. (2002) Application Level Performance Optimizations for CORBA-Based Systems. Proceedings of the International Workshop on Software and Performance (WOSP 02), Rome, Italy, July 2002.)

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