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After a folder is shared, other users can connect to it from their computers, over the network While a variety of different methods can be used to connect to a shared folder, two of the most common are by browsing for the folder using My Network Places, or by what is known as mapping a network drive When a user opts to connect to a shared folder by mapping a network drive, they assign the shared folder a drive letter (such as X:) and then can connect to the folder by browsing to Drive X: in My Computer For a user sitting at another computer to be able to connect to a shared folder successfully, some additional configuration is almost always necessary The first option is to enable the Guest user account on the computer hosting the shared folder.

The transitions between idle mode and UTRA connected mode are illustrated in Figure 4.10. The UTRAN connected mode is entered when an RRC connection is established. The RRC connection is de ned as a PTP bidirectional connection between RRC peer entities in the UE and UTRAN. A UE has either zero or one RRC connection. The RRC connection establishment procedure can only be initiated by the UE sending an RRC connection request message to the RAN. The event is triggered either by a paging request from the network or by a request from upper layers in the UE. The establishment of an RRC connection may include cell reselection, admission control, and Layer 2 signalling link establishment. When the RRC connection is established, the UE is assigned a radio network temporary identity (RNTI) to be used as its own identity on common transport channels. The release of an RRC connection can be initiated by a request from higher layers to release the last signalling connection for the UE or by the RRC layer itself in case of RRC connection failure. In case of connection loss, the UE requests re-establishment of the RRC connection. When the RRC connection is released, the signalling link and all radio bearers between the UE and the UTRAN are released [22]. As depicted in Figure 4.10, the RRC states are (a description of the physical channels can be found in Section 4.2.5.3):

The most popular block compression technique using forward two-dimensional discrete cosine transform is the JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) standard. Sections 6.4.2.1 through 6.4.2.4 summarize this method, which consists of four steps: (1) two-dimensional forward discrete cosine transform (DCT), (2) bit-allocation table and quantitation, (3) DCT coding, and (4) entropy coding. 6.4.2.1 Two-dimensional Forward Discrete Cosine Transform Forward discrete cosine transform, a special case of discrete Fourier transform discussed in Section 2.4.3, has proved to be an effective method for image compression because the energy in the transform domain is concentrated in a small region. So the forward DCT method can yield larger compression ratios and maintain image quality compared with many other methods. The forward DCT of the original image f (j, k) is given by F (u, v) = 2 N

This allows all network users to connect to the shared folder as Guest, and access its contents without issue For a security standpoint, however, enabling the Guest account is never a good idea A better way to ensure that network users can gain access to a shared folder is to set up Limited user accounts for them on the computer where the shared folder resides For example, if you want a user named Mark to be able to access the shared folder over the network, create a user account named Mark on the computer where the shared folder resides, and assign the account a password; then, when Mark attempts to access the shared folder, he can provide his username and password when prompted Alternatively, create a user account for Mark that uses the same username and password combination that he uses on his local computer.

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Figure 7-15