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ALSO CALLED: RTCP, Real-time Control Protocol, Realtime Control Protocol DEFINITION: A BYE (or Goodbye) packet is a type of Real-Time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP) packet that is sent when a participant in a multicast event leaves the session. Along with the media data transmitted, RTCP packets are periodically sent to each participant in a multicast session. These contain information related to quality of service (QoS), information about the data source, and so on. When a source … Definition continues below.
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Integrating IP Address Management for Real-time Data and Services Delivery with Central Monitoring of DNS and DHCP Services sponsored by Infoblox WHITE PAPER: This paper explains the importance of IP address management, discusses the criteria for an ideal IP address management solution, and explains the features and advantages of the Infoblox IP address management solution. Posted: 02 Mar 2009 \| Published: 02 Mar 2009 TOPICS: DHCP \| Domain Name System Management \| Domain Name Systems \| ERP \| IP Address Management \| Mobile Workers \| Network Infrastructure \| Regulatory Compliance \| RFID \| TCP/IP

Implementing Best Practices for Web 2.0 Security with the Websense Web Security Gateway sponsored by Websense, Inc. WHITE PAPER: The best way to address Web 2.0 threats is to combine the best aspects of traditional security and control techniques with new technology designed to address the dynamic, real-time nature of Web 2.0. This paper describes how one such solution enables you to quickly implement a best practices approach to making Web 2.0 secure and effective. Posted: 18 Aug 2009 \| Published: 18 Aug 2009 TOPICS: Secure Content Management \| Security \| Security Best Practices \| Security Threats \| Web 2.0 \| Web Application Security \| Web Content Management

Delivering Identity Management Results in 30 Days sponsored by Oracle Corporation PODCAST: Learn how organizations like yours are leveraging identity management solutions and designing implementations to accelerate their time to value and achieve their security, compliance and IT cost savings goals today. Posted: 29 Sep 2009 \| Premiered: 29 Sep 2009 TOPICS: Access Control \| Authentication \| Authorization \| Compliance Best Practices \| Help Desk Management \| Identity Management \| Identity Management Software \| Oracle (Product) \| Password Authentication Protocol \| Regulatory Compliance \| Security

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REAL TIME CONTROL PROTOCOL DEFINITION (continued): … A BYE (or Goodbye) packet is a type of Real-Time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP) packet that is sent when a participant in a multicast event leaves the session. Along with the media data transmitted, RTCP packets are periodically sent to each participant in a multicast session. These contain information related to quality of service (QoS), information about the data source, and so on. When a source is no longer active, it sends a BYE packet, which reports that the source has left the session and, optionally, the reason for leaving.
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