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Transnationalism from above alludes to electronic communications and dramatic real decreases in transportation costs that have achieved time-space compression in a shrinking world, minimizing it seems the effects of distance and the play of geography for global economic actors The footloose transnational corporation has also benefited from the growth of free trade and the reduction of national protectionism to rove globally The transgression of borders means the weakening of the nation state, encouraging a post-national argument wishing to make a decisive break with state-centrism (Sklair 2001:16) All of this leads to a distinctive conceptual geography As Michelle Huang (2004: 2) has observed, The utopia of globalization is a flexible, fluid and mobile space, an open space that knows no boundaries.

Because so many similar con guration options are controlled by different commands and at different levels (server, database, connection), this section organizes the con guration options by topic, rather than command or level.

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nearest interface having that address, as measured by the routing protocol s definition of distance. The concept of anycasting within IP-based internetworks was first proposed in RFC 1546. RFC 35 13 notes several possible uses for the anycast address: Identifying a set of routers belonging to an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Identifying the set of routers attached to a particular subnet. Identifying the set of routers that provide entry to a particular routing domain.