During the boot process, your computer calls out in search of a DHCP server. (DHCP is Dynamic Host Control Protocol.) The DHCP server comes in many forms. The server can be a Windows Server such as Windows 2003 Server or Windows 2008 Server. The server can also be a firewall that has DHCP capabilities or a router that has DHCP capabilities. slide 2 of 4. Understanding DHCP The DHCP process is simple. The DHCP device (server, firewall or router) listens for requests. In simplest terms, when your computer boots, it says, I need a number!. The DHCP device looks to see what numbers are available in its pool of numbers.
Nigiri sushi is commonly called two kinds sushi because it involves two ingredients: sushi rice and a single topping. The topping is also known as neta, and usually takes the form of a type of seafood such as tuna, eel, haddock, shad, snapper, octopus, or shrimp.
Two Common Types of Sushi. Nigiri: A slice of raw or cooked fish or shellfish pressed onto a mound of vinegared rice, with a little wasabi (think the strongest of horseradishes) in between. Maki: Layers of raw or cooked fish or shellfish, vegetables and vinegared rice on a sheet of dried sea kelp rolled into a cylinder then cut into pieces. Temaki follows a similar setup but uses only a half sheet of dried sea kelp wrapped around the ingredients like a cone; also known as a hand roll.