Mastering MATLAB 7 or The Complete Cisco VPN Configuration Guide

Mastering MATLAB 7

Author: Duane C Hanselman

This book covers all essential aspects of MATLAB presented within an easy-to-follow "learn while doing" tutorial format. Discussees all new features of the latest release of MATLAB. Discusses integration of MATLAB with C, FORTRAN, AND Java; increases MATLAB's power and flexibility in dealing with external algorithms, datasets, and operating system capabilities. Offers thorough coverage of indexing, vectorizing, and linear algebra. Features abundant examples throughout and includes a chapter that specifically covers extensive examples. Includes a comprehensive index. A useful reference for engineers or anyone who uses MATLAB.

Table of Contents:

1	Getting started	1
2	Basic features	4
3	The MATLAB desktop	21
4	Script M-files	30
5	Arrays and array operations	38
6	Multidimensional arrays	97
7	Numeric data types	115
8	Cell arrays and structures	125
9	Character strings	159
10	Relational and logical operations	188
11	Control flow	200
12	Functions	215
13	M-file debugging and profiling	244
14	File and directory management	249
15	Set, bit, and base functions	261
16	Time computations	269
17	Matrix algebra	278
18	Data analysis	290
19	Data interpolation	310
20	Polynomials	326
21	Cubic splines	336
22	Fourier analysis	350
23	Optimization	359
24	Integration and differentiation	370
25	Differential equations	382
26	Two-dimensional graphics	397
27	Three-dimensional graphics	425
28	Using color and light	461
29	Images, movies, and sound	477
30	Printing and exporting graphics	487
31	Handle graphics	499
32	Graphical user interfaces	539
33	MATLAB classes and object-oriented programming	571
34	MATLAB programming interfaces	607
35	Extending MATLAB with Java	656
36	Windows application integration	700
37	Getting help	731
38	Examples, examples, examples	736
App	MATLAB release information	805

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The Complete Cisco VPN Configuration Guide

Author: Richard Deal

Use Cisco concentrators, routers, Cisco PIX and Cisco ASA security appliances, and remote access clients to build a complete VPN solution

 
• A complete resource for understanding VPN components and VPN design issues
• Learn how to employ state-of-the-art VPN connection types and implement complex VPN configurations on Cisco devices, including routers, Cisco PIX and Cisco ASA security appliances, concentrators, and remote access clients
• Discover troubleshooting tips and techniques from real-world scenarios based on the author’s vast field experience
• Filled with relevant configurations you can use immediately in your own network

With increased use of Internet connectivity and less reliance on private WAN networks, virtual private networks (VPNs) provide a much-needed secure method of transferring critical information. As Cisco Systems® integrates security and access features into routers, firewalls, clients, and concentrators, its solutions become ever more accessible to companies with networks of all sizes. The Complete Cisco VPN Configuration Guide contains detailed explanations of all Cisco® VPN products, describing how to set up IPsec and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connections on any type of Cisco device, including concentrators, clients, routers, or Cisco PIX® and Cisco ASA security appliances. With copious configuration examples and troubleshooting scenarios, it offers clear information on VPN implementation designs.

Part I, “VPNs,” introduces the topic of VPNs and discusses today’s main technologies, including IPsec. It also spends an entire chapter on SSL VPNs, the newest VPNtechnology and one that Cisco has placed particular emphasis on since 2003. Part II, “Concentrators,” provides detail on today’s concentrator products and covers site-to-site and remote-access connection types with attention on IPsec and WebVPN. Part III covers the Cisco VPN Client versions 3.x and 4.x along with the Cisco3002 Hardware Client. Cisco IOS® routers are the topic of Part IV, covering scalable VPNs with Dynamic Multipoint VPN, router certificate authorities, and router remote access solutions. Part V explains Cisco PIX and Cisco ASA security appliances and their roles in VPN connectivity, including remote access and site-to-site connections. In Part VI, a case study shows how a VPN solution is best implemented in the real world using a variety of Cisco VPN products in a sample network.

This security book is part of the Cisco Press® Networking Technology Series. Security titles from Cisco Press help networking professionals secure critical data and resources, prevent and mitigate network attacks, and build end-to-end self-defending networks.