======Part 3====== =====Entries===== ====Entry 1: November 2nd, 2012==== client/server model designed to operate in a networked environment - relationship of cooperating programs in an application - server compnoent provides a function or service to one of many clients ====Entry 2: November 7th, 2012==== X X Window System X11 X11R6/X11R7 Learned about the LAIRwall Wall 01.offbyone.lan:0 Wall 02.offbyone.lan:0 Wall 03.offbyone.lan:0 Wall 04.offbyone.lan:0 Wall 05.offbyone.lan:0 Wall 06.offbyone.lan:0 Learned to xeyes on another computer (redirected xeyes to other screens) Also learned about oneko ====Entry 3: November 9th, 2012==== Learned about more commands : head, tail, paste, join, diff, patch, comm... We learned to filter data with the commands. Head - outputs the first part of the file - last | grep cgaines | head -3 Tail - output the last part of the files - last | grep cgaines | tail -3 ====Entry 2: November 16th, 2012==== __Networking__ - communication amoung devices between a common medium using common protocols. Standard - the way things should be done (English) - OSI module Protocol - set of rules (Northern Midland American English) - TCP/IP - Application - Transport - Networking - IP address (IPv4) 32-bit ~4.2 billion - /sbin/ifconfig 10.80.2.38 - 10 = - 80 = lair - 2 = subnet - 38 = unique node number - show/manipulate routing, devices, policy routing and tunnels - CCC ip 143.66.x.y (65,000 routable IPs) - Data Link =====Keywords===== {{page>unixpart3&nofooter}} =====Experiment 3===== ====Question==== Will changing a relevant command in VI by a character completely change the outcome? ====Resources==== I just used techniques used in class to perform this experiment and then started manipulating the commands with no prior knowlegde of what the outcome would be. ====Hypothesis==== My Hypothesis is that by changing one character in the command will change the information ====Experiment==== I am going to type up some lines in VI and then I am going to input the command. Using the command :%s/b/BB/g- this took all of the b's in the entire document and changed them to a BB. ====Data==== My name is BoBB and we had a BBaBBy its a BBoy, and charlie the unicorn and very funny. Billy BBoBB, is a hillBBilly, and a BBig one at that. Watching Hogan's Heroes and Hogan always seems to get the girls. BoBB we had a BBaB By its a very BBig BBoy. ====Analysis==== Based on the data collected: Yes my hypothesis is correct, it shows that just changing one character out of the original command will change the result. ====Conclusion==== By doing this command I found out the many possibilities could happen when manupulating commands in VI.