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danielfitts88

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What is a proxy server? What function does it serve?
 
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Which of the following is not a responsibility of effective change management?
 
  A) integrating legacy systems
  B) dealing with fear and anxiety about new systems
  C) training users of the new system
  D) enforcing user participation at all stages of system development
  E) ensuring users are properly trained


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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
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A proxy is an intermediary server that receives and analyzes requests from clients and then directs them to their destinations. Any network connection requires a handshake between the device and the server, so that the device's IP address, along with its location, is exposed. Hiding that information usually requires handing off the transmission to a proxy. The transmission then appears to come from the proxy, not the actual sender. A drawback to using the proxy server to ensure anonymity is the need to rely on the company that operates the proxy and its promise to protect its customers' identities. Another approach depends instead on a distributed network of servers. The encrypted transmission is relayed from one server to the next, and no single server has access to all the addresses that relayed any particular message.

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Wow, this really help

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