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The default username and password are cisco and cisco, which you must change when logging in the first time After the basic configuration, you can either access the CSC-SSM card via ASDM, or by directly using a web browser by entering the following in the address text bar of a web browser: https://management_IP_addess:8443 NOTE Instead of using the CLI for the initial configuration of the CSC card, you can also use ASDM For detailed instructions on setting up the CSC-SSM card, read the Trend Micro InterScan for Cisco CSC SSM Administrator Guide on the Cisco web site (http://wwwciscocom/en/US/docs/security/csc/ csc60/administration/guide/csc6html)

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You might have issues with the operation of the SSM cards, like the corruption of flash This section will cover how to discover these issues and how to re-image the AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM cards

use it to develop the conceptual schema Stated in terms of the E-R model, the schema speci es all entity sets, relationship sets, attributes, and mapping constraints The designer reviews the schema to con rm that all data requirements are indeed satis ed and are not in con ict with one another She can also examine the design to remove any redundant features Her focus at this point is describing the data and their relationships, rather than on specifying physical storage details A fully developed conceptual schema will also indicate the functional requirements of the enterprise In a speci cation of functional requirements, users describe the kinds of operations (or transactions) that will be performed on the data Example operations include modifying or updating data, searching for and retrieving speci c data, and deleting data At this stage of conceptual design, the designer can review the schema to ensure it meets functional requirements The process of moving from an abstract data model to the implementation of the database proceeds in two nal design phases In the logical-design phase, the designer maps the high-level conceptual schema onto the implementation data model of the database system that will be used The designer uses the resulting systemspeci c database schema in the subsequent physical-design phase, in which the physical features of the database are speci ed These features include the form of le organization and the internal storage structures; they are discussed in 11 In this chapter, we cover only the concepts of the E-R model as used in the conceptual-schema-design phase We have presented a brief overview of the database-design process to provide a context for the discussion of the E-R data model Database design receives a full treatment in 7 In Section 282, we apply the two initial database-design phases to our bankingenterprise example We employ the E-R data model to translate user requirements into a conceptual design schema that is depicted as an E-R diagram.

You can display the status of a module with the show module command:

There are two approaches to deadlock prevention One approach ensures that no cyclic waits can occur by ordering the requests for locks, or requiring all locks to be acquired together The other approach is closer to deadlock recovery, and performs transaction rollback instead of waiting for a lock, whenever the wait could potentially result in a deadlock The simplest scheme under the rst approach requires that each transaction locks all its data items before it begins execution Moreover, either all are locked in one step or none are locked There are two main disadvantages to this protocol: (1) it is often hard to predict, before the transaction begins, what data items need to be locked; (2) data-item utilization may be very low, since many of the data items may be locked but unused for a long time Another approach for preventing deadlocks is to impose an ordering of all data items, and to require that a transaction lock data items only in a sequence consistent with the ordering We have seen one such scheme in the tree protocol, which uses a partial ordering of data items A variation of this approach is to use a total order of data items, in conjunction with two-phase locking Once a transaction has locked a particular item, it cannot

If you don t qualify the module number, then module 0 and module 1 are displayed, where module 0 is the ASA itself Here s an example of this command where an AIP-SSM card is installed:

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