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An NEQ number is a unique ten-digit numerical identifier that a business is assigned when registering with the Registraire des enterprises in Quebec. An NEQ number is a business number that is specific to enterprises that operate in Quebec. It makes identification of a business simple when dealing with the general public or public bodies within the province, and it is used for most government communications and transactions, as well as when filing business income taxes for the enterprise.

The Quebec enterprise number simplifies dealings between the provincial government and businesses. Some examples of government agencies and departments a business may interact with include:

When dealing with enterprises, the above agencies will identify each business by its NEQ number. The NEQ numbers also make it easy to identify the business structure of an enterprise (for example, all sole proprietorships begin with the number 22, followed by 8 unique digits.)

In addition to simplifying interactions with government bodies and agencies, by registering your business you’ll make your enterprise public and obtain an NEQ number while doing so. Businesses must submit essential information to the Registraire des enterprises in Quebec when they register. Once registration is complete, basic information about the enterprise becomes public record and can be searched in the database by anyone using the business’s name or NEQ number. The search results will include information such as:

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Most businesses in Quebec must submit a declaration of registration with the Registraire des enterprises at which time they will automatically receive their NEQ number. This applies to the following types of enterprises:

Businesses incorporated under Quebec provincial laws also require an NEQ number, though the process to acquire one is slightly different. A corporation constituted under the Quebec Business Corporations Act will be registered automatically in the enterprise registry upon constitution and does not need to submit a declaration of registration. At the time of constitution, an NEQ number will be automatically assigned.

Note: To complete the corporation’s registration, an additional document called the Initial Declaration must be filed. This is free to file within the first 60 days of constitution, but fees will apply after that deadline.

There are certain exceptions where an NEQ number is not automatically assigned or required for, though one can be voluntarily applied for in order to make public a business’ existence and other information pertaining to it. These include:

Applying for an NEQ number is simple. It does not involve additional paperwork beyond what is already required to register an enterprise.

To receive an NEQ number for a partnership or sole proprietorship, you must file a declaration of registration for your enterprise with the Registraire des enterprises. In doing so, the business will automatically be assigned an NEQ number. This process will be nearly instantaneous if not declaring a business name and typically takes around one business day if there are no issues with the unique business name.

For corporations, it depends whether you incorporate under the Quebec Business Corporations Act or whether you have an extra-provincial corporation. If you have an extra-provincial corporation, you simply have to file a declaration of registration with the Registraire des entreprises like you would do for a sole proprietorship. If you have a Quebec corporation, you will automatically receive an NEQ once incorporated. However, do not forget to file the initial declaration within 60 days of the incorporation, otherwise you might end up having to pay additional fees.

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Applying for an NEQ number is done instantaneously with the business registration since it is assigned automatically at the time of incorporation or the submission of the declaration of registration. For corporations, once incorporated, the NEQ and articles of incorporation are delivered by email and an access code (called ClicSEQUR) will be delivered by mail. The corporation’s initial declaration needs to be filed through the online portal of the Registraire des entreprises called MyOffice within the first 60 days. To access the portal, the NEQ and the access code are needed.

To apply for an NEQ number, submit your declaration of registration online with the Démarrer une entreprise service. It will include:

Note that this form is only available in French. It can also be submitted in person at one of the registry offices located in Quebec City and Montreal or by mail to the Registraire des entreprises.

The fees for a declaration of registration are as follows:

The fees for incorporation are:

If the initial declaration is filed within the first 60 days of incorporation, there are no additional fees.

An NEQ will be assigned nearly instantaneously with the submission of the declaration of registration if a unique business name is not selected. If one is, processing times are typically around one business day as long as there are no issues with the business name. For corporations, the NEQ number is assigned at the time of their constitution (received with the articles of incorporation via email).

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Druddigon (Japanese: クリムガン Crimgan) is a Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

It is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

Druddigon is a large, blue, draconic Pokémon with medium-sized wings shaped like thistle leaves, although it is rarely seen flying. Its bright red head is harder than rock and is very rough. It has a set of glaring, ferocious pale yellow irises. Its arms are longer than its legs, giving it the appearance of a hunchback. It has a thick, moderately-sized tail and sharp white claws on both the hands and feet. It also has tall, conical, red spikes: three on each arm, one on each shoulder, two on each leg, and four on its tail. It has a blunt, brutal snout, bearing a maw with no discernible teeth; instead, small fang-like protrusions sprout from its jaws. It has a series of olive, ellipsoid scutes running across its belly.

Druddigon is known to be vicious and cunning. It warms its body by taking in sunlight with its wings; if its body temperature lowers, it becomes immobile. It has savage physical strength; it nimbly chases prey around its den, using its outstretched claws to catch them, or charging into them face-first. Instead of making its own nest, it lives in caves and tunnels dug out by other Pokémon, such as Diglett, Dugtrio, Onix, and Excadrill.

Druddigon debuted in The Dragon Master's Path!, under the ownership of Emmy. Emmy had been trying to teach Druddigon Draco Meteor and Iris suggested it should battle to gain some experience. Following her advice, Emmy and Druddigon battled Ash and Tepig and won. Druddigon reappeared in a flashback in Explorers of the Hero's Ruin!.

In Search for the Clubultimate!, Gail's Druddigon battled Georgia's Bisharp during the first round of the Clubsplosion. It was defeated with a combination of Metal Sound and Iron Head.

In Drayden Versus Iris: Past, Present, and Future!, Drayden's Druddigon battled Iris and her Dragonite and came out victorious.

In A Unova League Evolution!, Dino used a Druddigon during the Vertress Conference, where it battled Katharine and later Virgil. During the latter battle, Dino's Druddigon was used against Virgil's Eevee, but it was defeated.

In A Pokémon of a Different Color!, a Shiny Druddigon was calmed down and then caught by Johto Gym Leader Clair. A regular-colored Druddigon also appeared in a flashback in the same episode.

In An Explosive Operation!, Aliana used a Druddigon to attack Z2 alongside Mable's Weavile. However, it was easily defeated when Z2 transformed into its 10% Forme. It was later used twice against Team Rocket. In A Towering Takeover!, during Team Flare's takeover of Lumiose City, Druddigon and Bryony's Liepard attacked Ash's friends to stop them from entering Prism Tower. However, they were eventually defeated.

In Aiming for the Top Floor!, Ryuki used a Druddigon in a Double Battle against Ash. It battled alongside Zweilous, but they were defeated by Meltan and Rowlet.

In Iris's flashback in Iris and Excadrill Against the Dragon Buster!, a Trainer's Druddigon was defeated by Excadrill in battle.

In Iris's flashback in The Lonely Deino!, a Druddigon was calmed by the elder while taking refuge in a cave.

A Druddigon appeared in the opening sequence of Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice.

In A Village Homecoming!, a Druddigon was living in the Village of Dragons.

In The Dex Can't Help It!, a Druddigon was seen playing Pokémon Base on television.

A Druddigon under the ownership of Drasna appeared on a television screen in The Future is Now, Thanks to Strategy!.

In The Uprising, Iris's Druddigon participated in the fight against Team Plasma.

A Druddigon appeared in LDK1.

A Druddigon appeared in LDK2.

Drayden owns a Druddigon, where it was first seen in School of Hard Knocks, battling against Iris's Fraxure and later, Black's Brav.

Iris uses her Druddigon in the Unova Pokémon League semi-final battle against Black in One Way or Another.

A Druddigon appears as a Burst form of Kigyan.

Druddigon is available in Sword and Shield Version 1.2.0+.

Druddigon appears to be based on the red-headed rock agama. Its natural appearance and cave-dwelling behavior also seem to resemble a European dragon. Its grotesque appearance and ability to become immobile when cold is reminiscent of gargoyles and trolls, both of which turn to stone under certain conditions.

Druddigon may be a combination of dragon, ruddy (reddish in color), and possibly dread.

Crimgan may be a combination of crimson and 顔 gan (face) or 岩 gan (rock).

Note: During registration, the WLAN creates network devices in the Umbrella dashboard, with the format _, where is the OpenDNS Profile. The WLAN integration instructions describe how to manually assign network devices to an Umbrella policy. Alternatively, if an Umbrella policy exists in the Umbrella dashboard before registration, and exactly matches the _ output from the WLAN controller, then Umbrella automatically places the network device in the matching Umbrella policy. You can also update a network device and policy through the Umbrella Network Devices and Policies API.

Note: The information in this guide was created from deploying devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.

For any internet data request, a DNS request always precedes a web (HTTP) request. The Wireless Lan Controller intercepts the DNS request from the client and redirects the query to Umbrella. The Umbrella DNS resolvers are located at 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220. The Umbrella service resolve the DNS query and enforces preconfigured security filtering rules on a per identity basis. If the domain is marked as malicious, Umbrella returns the IP of a block page to the client. If it is determined to be safe, Umbrella returns the resolved IP address to client.

The following diagram outlines the process of registration and DNS queries between an end client computer, through the WLC and to Cisco Umbrella.

The Cisco Umbrella profile, when mapped to a Local Policy, allows for a granular differentiated user browsing experience based on the dynamic evaluation of attributes (user role and device type).

For users in an organization, our goal is to restrict internet access to certain destinations based on their role types. In this scenario, we create two types of role: contractor and employee.

We use an external AAA server to authenticate a user and based on the identity, pass the user role as either contractor or employee to the WLC. On the WLC, configure two policies: employee and contractor. You can apply a different Cisco Umbrella profile to each policy to restrict their browsing activity when connected to the same dot1x enabled WLAN. To achieve this, take these steps:

For this example, create two OpenDNS profiles: employee (employeeOD) and contractor (contractorOD) through the CLI or GUI. These profiles are automatically pushed to your Umbrella account as identities. You can see the state of the profiles populated as Profile Registered. Note: Automatic profile registration depends on a successful connection between the WLC and Umbrella.

Verify the two profiles.

Note: Each OpenDNS Profile has a unique Opendns-Identity. The Wireless LAN Controller generates the Opendns-Identity as: _. The WLC pushes the profile to the corresponding Umbrella account.

a. In the Umbrella dashboard, navigate to Deployments > Core Identities > Network Devices. In the table, locate the Device Name column. Verify that Umbrella lists two identities: _employeeOD and _contractorOD.

b. Create classification rules for employee and contractor user roles, selecting the domains that should be blocked for both of these roles. Navigate to Policies > Policy Components > Content Categories.

In this example, we create the employeeCategory and contractorCategory settings.

The employeeCategory rule blocks certain content categories (for example: Adult themes, Adware, and Gambling). The contractorCategory rule blocks additional destinations, including: Adult themes, Adware, Gambling, Games, News, and Social Networking. Expand employeeCategory to view its list of blocked categories. You can edit the list to add or remove categories. For a list of all categories and details for each category, see Web Content Categories.

For more information about policies, see the documentation specific to your version of Umbrella:

a. Expand a policy.

b. Click Edit under Identities Affected to see all the identities (network devices) (Pod#-WLC_employeeOD) mapped to this policy.

c. Make changes as required, then click Set & Return to return to the policy's Summary page.

d. Click Edit under Content Setting Applied to verify content category settings.

e. Make changes as required, then click Set & Return to return to the policy's Summary page.

b. Next, navigate to Administration > Identity Management > Groups. Configure the Employee and contractor groups.

Note: In this section of ISE, we are testing with ISE internal users. If ISE is pointing to an external user database like Active Directory, the rule changes and points to the respective user AD group.

c. Create an ISE policy for a specific group of users with a desired role, that is, employee or contractor.

At this point, it is assumed that administrator has configured the necessary authentication rules on ISE/AAA server for wireless users to return Authorization Profiles including access type (accept or reject) and user role (employee or contractor) as shown above.

a. On the Wireless LAN Controller, create two local policies: employee and contractor. From the WLC main menu, navigate to Security > Local Policies and click New.

b. Create a local policy named employee. Click Apply.

c. Create a local policy named contractor. Click Apply.

d. Click the employee local policy and configure it with the employee OpenDNS profile (employeeOD).

e. Under Match Criteria, configure Match Role String as "employee". Under the Action list, go to OpenDNS Profile. From the drop-down list, select "employeeOD", then click Apply.

f. Click Back to go to the Local Policy page and click the contractor policy.

g. Under Match Criteria, configure Match Role String as "contractor". Under the Action list, go to OpenDNS Profile. From the drop-down list, select "contractorOD", then click Apply.

b. Similarly, apply the contractor policy to the WLAN.

As a result, the WLC associates a user logging in with employee credentials with the employee role. This user inherits the employee OpenDNS profile (employeeOD). Similarly, a user logging in with contractor credentials assumes the contractor role and inherits the contractor OpenDNS profile (contractorOD) on the WLC.

c. For the WLC to redirect all DNS for a WLAN to the OpenDNS server, the OpenDNS Mode must be set to Forced, as shown below. Navigate to WLAN > Advanced and select Forced in the OpenDNS Mode drop-down list.

d. Verify the following:

Similar to the setup of the Local Policy, the OpenDNS profile attaches to a WLAN or AP Group. The following screenshots show how to assign the OpenDNS profile to a WLAN or AP Group. In the example, we assume that the OpenDNS account is already created and that you have copied the API token to the Wireless LAN Controller.

b. To map the profile to AP Group, navigate to WLANs > Advanced > AP Groups. Select the AP Group and navigate to the WLANs tab. Hover over the blue button on the right and select OpenDNS Profile.

In the screenshot below, the WLC menu displays AP Group APgrp1 and maps the contractorOD OpenDNS profile to WLAN 1.

Note: The Wireless LAN Controller CLI command is: command:config wlan apgroup opendns-profile <*wlan-id*> <*site-name*> <*profile-name*> enable.

c. To view the OpenDNS mapping, navigate to Security > OpenDNS > General and click Profile Mapped Summary.

The OpenDNS Profile contractorOD maps to WLAN ID 1.

On the same OpenDNS Profile Map Summary page, under AP Group, profile contractorOD also maps to AP Group APgrp1.

Note: From the WLC CLI:

Through the WLAN Advanced tab, an administrator can configure OpenDNS on a WLAN in three modes.

An administrator can log into Cisco Umbrella to view and generate reports regarding the clients’ activity, find the infected devices, or locate users trying to access restricted sites. These reports can be filtered by client identity, destination and source IP.

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You can become sick if you come in contact with the C. difficilebacteria. If you take antibiotics for more than a week, you are more likely to get C. difficile.

People with the C. difficile bacterium can spread the disease by touching food, surfaces or objects.

You are more likely to have the disease if you do.

There are symptoms of C. difficile.

You lose a lot of fluids when you have a severe case of scurvy. This can make you vulnerable to dehydration.

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