Telecom

This book is written by Kundan Misra…..
can anyone please send me the link from where i can download it for free

About the only thing I can suggest is the preview feature under google books. Otherwise I would just purchase it. TX

http://books.google.com/books?id=s7kfMfB2o6kC&dq=oss+for+telecom+%22networks+an%22+introduction+to+network+management&pg=PP1&ots=QrTzpdriJU&sig=PcKMlI_kWuK0j2K3TPw0_KXUKuM&prev=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=OSS+for+Telecom+Networks:An+Introduction+to+Network+Management&btnG=Google+Search&sa=X&oi=print&ct=title&cad=one-book-with-thumbnail#PPA289,M1

According to this website, the Nation’s average speed is 3.9 Mbps. When do you think it’ll be common to see 1 Gbps? Chattanooga, Tennessee has 1 Gbps, so I give it 5-10 years.

http://arstechnica.com/telecom/news/2010/01/us-broadband-still-lagging-in-speed-and-penetration.ars

Technology is always advancing, so it is probable. However, with how fast internet is, it is possible that people will stop paying for anything faster, because they cannot benefit anymore from a faster speed.

I recently brought a Huawei Ideos U8150 with the intention of using it on the Telecom XT network.

Telecom runs on a different frequency than 2 Degrees, but I was reasurred by the salesmen that my XT simcard would work on my new Huawei Ideos U8150 phone.

Can some one please help me!

That sucks, do you remember who the guy was? Go back and tell him.

On the XT website you can check if the phone will work..

http://www.telecom.co.nz/mobile/ournetwork/phonecompatibility

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hey there,
im in canada at the moment, and i want to buy a iphone 4, and use it when i move back to new zealand in 2 weeks on the telecom network.
So, when i buy it, do i need to get it unlocked or anything, or get anything done to it, and will facetime work back in nz?
thanks

Apple Canada sells factory unlocked iPhones 4. They can be used with any GSM carrier in the world. You will probably have to replace the adapter.

I got a job opportunity in Thailand. I’m a Telecom Engineer working in mobile industry.
A similar position in the united states wages around 6500$ monthly.
Since I have no idea about taxes and live expenses in Thailand what would be a good number to ask as my wanted salary if I accept the offer ? My family is 4 persons including myself.

It depends who is doing the hiring.

If you are send overseas by a US company, you can and should demand a lot more. Your kids have to go to (an international) school, and that is very expensive over here. Plus health package, plus compensation for not being in the company stateside. (Doing a term overseas puts you ‘out of the loop’ and doesn’t help your career.)

If you are hired by a Thai company, Bt. 195.000 ($6500) is something you can easily forget. Unless you want to give them a good laugh or you have (very) special skills that cannot be found in Thailand.

Sibal is repeatedly harping on the ”first come firest served” procedure alone (as being followed from NDA’s period) to help Raja weather out the impact of whole range of corrupt practices played in the spectrum deal! But the CBI submission in the court pressing for his arrest exposes the man in the true colours:

"…The accused had entered into a criminal conspiracy with private persons and abused their official position as public servants in granting Letters of Intent for Unified Access Service (UAS) licences to certain companies at nominal rates, the CBI argued. The CBI also accused the three men of rejecting the applications of other companies without valid reasons, thereby causing a loss of Rs 22,000 crore to the government….

"We need to question Raja about payments made and money received in various accounts during 2008-2010. We have found documents relating to investments made by him and his family in real estate and businesses," said a CBI officer.
"He has been evasive… We will confront him with seized documents, suspects and witnesses," the officer said…

"Defence counsel Ramesh Gupta argued that Raja could not be held responsible for an imaginary loss of revenue when the government had considered the rate fixed in 2001 to be suitable, given that telecom had always been seen as part of social infrastructure and not for profit-making or revenuegeneration…

"The court rejected the plea: "Considering the nature of allegations, seriousness and gravity of offences and the consequent need of interrogation… the prayer of police remand is justified."

http://epaper.indianexpress.com/IE/IEH/2011/02/04/ArticleHtmls/04_02_2011_003_009.shtml?mode=1

Do all these seem to relate just to a procedural lapse or calculated criminal intent to misuse the procedures for personal gain, at the cost of naitonal revenues?

what is your perception?

When Ministers are hell bent to spread lies all day, why should we spare them our own reactions? But you may agree with them (UPA) too, if you think you have good reasons for it!

Please open your hearts!

Sibal was well exposed in his first conference when he said that there is no any losses in 2G spectrum allocation by Raja.That time and still he is just a lawyer not a politician or a member of political party but tag wit him of Congress.But he forget that his statements are hearing by not a single Judge but by the of People of India.

What he can do his best as a lawyer except it ? He is prominent lair so he is is big lawyer.He is big drama artist so he is big lawyer.

Now what a lawyer will do if his elite boss is in trouble ?We know Raja have no any capacity and dearness without two prominent leaders of Congress and DMK to do this wonder scam.So Kapil is doing his best to diverting the presser on Congress to toward BJP.

But by his over smartness and over cunning acts, he is just creating more and more problems for his elite leader and for Congress party.Now people are sure that Sonia have a big role in these all corruption.People are not came on the road as like Egypt but they are well prepare for next election.Take my word,Congress will pay in long term for it.Voices are already started from south against Sonia,gradually it become worse for this Gandhi family.

Here it goes..

1. Bharti telecom – www.bharti.com
2. Reliance Infocomm – www.relianceinfo.com
3. VSNL – www.vsnlinternational.com

All the best!

Do the police detectives not realise that they should be really trying to find out who the people are responsible from within the mobile phone networks responsible for handing over recordings and information.

Anyone knows journalists have no technical skills – and so they either contact insiders within the telecom companies – or are approached by them. Obviously money is exchanged in return for the recordings/data.

Or is it that certain unscrupulous individuals from within police departments who have access to telecommunication networks are the culprits for leaking data to journalists?

It has been reported that the UK police and security services have the following additional capabilities on mobile telephones, provided by telephone operators, but not covered by the voluntary code.

1. The capability to record to the content of selected conversations.
2. The capability to determine the location[6] of a mobile telephone to within a few yards by using triangulation and multiple base stations.
3. The capability to remotely activate the microphones of some mobile telephones. The UK Financial Times of the 2nd August 2005 [page 4 of the UK edition] reported that the UK police can ask mobile phone operators to download special spying software to a mobile telephone without the user’s knowledge or permission. When this has been done the authorities can turn on the microphone of a mobile telephone and listen to any conversations in its vicinity. This capability only exists for mobile telephones which can accept downloaded software. The telephone must be turned on for the microphone to be activated, but the user does not have to be making a call.

SMS, EMS and MMS Data – retention period 6 months. Calling number, IMEI – Called number, IMEI – Date and time of sending – Delivery receipt – if available – Location data when messages sent and received, in form of lat/long reference.

Email Data – retention period 6 months. Log-on (authentication user name, date and time of log-in/log-off, IP address logged-in from) – sent email (authentication user name, from/to/cc email addresses, date and time sent) – received email (authentication user name, from/to email addresses, date and time received).

ISP Data – retention period 6 months. Log-on (authentication user name, date and time of log-in/log-off, IP address assigned, Dial-up: CLI and number dialed, Always-on: ADSL end point/MAC address (If available).

Web Activity Logs – retention period 4 days. Proxy server logs (date/time, IP address used, URL’s visited, services. The data types here will be restricted solely to Communications Data and exclude content of communication. Web browsing information is retained to the extent that only the host machine or domain name (web site name) is disclosed. For example, within a communication, data identifying www.homeoffice.gov.uk would be traffic data, whereas data identifying www.homeoffice.gov.uk/kbsearch?qt=ripa+traffic=data would be content and not subject to retention.

Other Services – retention period relative to service provided. Instant Message Type Services (log-on/off time) if available.

Collateral Data – retention period relative to data to which it is related. Data needed to interpret other communications data, for example the mapping between cell mast identifiers and their location, and the translation of dialing (as supported by IN networks).

Reporters use their mobile phones a lot & that includes retrieving their Voice Mails by dialing in and entering a simple 4 digit code number … I would agree that they are too dumb to work out how to change their own ‘default’ PIN code = but then so are MP’s, and I bet you can ‘hack’ most voice mail by typing in 1234 ..

charged for services on our cell phone bill only listed as Telecom for $9.99 each. What and who are they? How can we find out what we did that we got these charges?

Call your cell company. This could be "cramming", where companies put things on your bill that you didn’t order.