What’s the Difference Between Open-O & OSM?
One goes beyond the ETSI NFV MANO diagram.
One goes beyond the ETSI NFV MANO diagram.
Poor neighborhoods in the U.S. get 15 percent less cell phone coverage than their richer counterparts, a new study has found.
This confirms the “existence of a mobile-divide in the U.S.,” say the researchers from Imperial College Business School in an abstract of their paper published in Telecommunications Policy via ScienceDirect.
“Operators install two fewer mobile antennas per tract in lower income areas for equal distributions of subscribers,” the London business school says. That’s across the board, and it includes both urban and rural areas. So, it isn’t just a rural-divide issue, the researchers say.
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A lack of security in IoT devices can provide a backdoor to corporate networks.
In December, we released HTTP/2 support for all customers and on April 28 we released HTTP/2 Server Push support as well.
The release of HTTP/2 by CloudFlare had a huge impact on the number of sites supporting and using the protocol. Today, 50% of sites that use HTTP/2 are served via CloudFlare.
When we released HTTP/2 support we decided not to deprecate SPDY immediately because it was still in widespread use and we promised to open source our modifications to NGINX as it was not possible to support both SPDY and HTTP/2 together with the standard release of NGINX.
We've extracted our changes and they are available as a patch here. This patch should build cleanly against NGINX 1.9.7.
The patch means that NGINX can be built with both --with-http_v2_module
and --with-http_spdy_module
. And it will accept both the spdy
and http2
keywords to the listen
directive.
To configure both HTTP/2 and SPDY in NGINX you'll need to run:
./configure --with-http_spdy_module --with-http_v2_module --with-http_ssl_module
Note that you need SSL support for both SPDY and HTTP/2.
Then it will be possible to configure an NGINX server to support both HTTP/2 and SPDY on Continue reading