I´m doing some tests in my environment with 2 Sites connected by a 2 Mb/s WAN Link and 250 users in Site1 and 350 Users in Site2 I´m doing some analisys and, in my environemnt, a Logon consumes aprox. 100Kb (KBit) of traffic with a average rate o 5-6 KB/s (KByte) and the AD Replication Traffic uses a 15-Minutes interval, 24H/Day and each replication connection consumes 15-22 KB/s in 7

I have a customer with a strange problem: If, in XP, they try to do a reverse name resolution (PING -a xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) of a name in the WINS database, the name resolution fails, but in Vista works When someone try to resolve a name that DOES NOT exist in DNS Zone, the reverse resolution DON´T try via WINS, only Via Broadcasts and i could prove it, by monitoring with NetMon 3.1 and capturing

A simpler way -and much more efficient- to do the same is the following sqrt(sum(vect.^2,'r')) Eric. On Apr 26, 11:24 am, Jean-Pierre Vial <vial...@nerim.net> wrote: hamb...@gmail.com wrote: hello, I have a function where I need the norm (length) of a vector. Tryingo to vectorize it I have seen that the norm function does not work the same way for vectors or matrixs

A simpler way -and much quicker with big vectors- to do the trick is the following: sqrt(sum(vect.^2,'r')) Eric. On Apr 26, 11:24 am, Jean-Pierre Vial <vial...@nerim.net> wrote: hamb...@gmail.com wrote: hello, I have a function where I need the norm (length) of a vector. Tryingo to vectorize it I have seen that the norm function does not work the same way for vectors

hello, I have a function where I need the norm (length) of a vector. Tryingo to vectorize it I have seen that the norm function does not work the same way for vectors or matrixs. How can I apply the norm function columnwise? example: I have now: vect = [1 2 3] r=norm(vect) which gives r = 3.7416574 in the vectorized way vect is a matrix of vect: vect