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Yesterday, I came across puzzling behavior in my home network. I was trying from host 192.168.1.A (macOS) to connect to a selenium cluster running on port 4444 on host 192.168.1.B (ubuntu), and kept ...
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I have a problem with reaching linux hosts through my home network, and I'd be glad for someone to point me in the right direction. I have a main wifi and wired router running DHCP. All IP addresses ...
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So, I want to use an SSH tunnel proxy occasionally. But I don't want to fire it up manually every time. And this is a laptop so if I just start the SSH tunnel at startup it might die of an occasional ...
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Digging into tcpdump implementation, I can see that it actually loads the libpcap.so dynamic library in userspace. However, by use of strace, I can't see any occurrence of calls to any function ...
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I made some network application. It is a client-server solution using the TCP/IP protocol. Clients connect to the server. They make several connections every second. Communication consists of units of ...
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I'm reading the Linux kernel implementation of the TCP/IP stack. Everything was ok till I encounter this figure while reading TCP/IP architecture, design and implementation in Linux As you may see ...
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I have a virtual machine (Linux) installed in my PC (Windows) and I was wondering the reachability of the IP address assigned to the virtual machine. According to ipconfig on Windows and ifconfig on ...
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My ISP/AS/NAT is problematic since I think it blocks some transfer-layer protocols. I want to check whether my connection to my domain behind a CDN (e.g. cloudflare) supports HTTP/2, gRPC, QUIC or ...
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I created a tcp server listening at [IP1:PORT1] and connect to it via a client using [IP2]. On both the client and server, SO_KEEPALIVE and TCP_USER_TIMEOUT are enabled with below config values. ...
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Here is how to reproduce this problem: Start a listen service on port 80: nc -l 80 -k Access this service using curl: curl 127.0.0.1 --interface eth0 Capture the packet using tcpdump both on eth0 and ...
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The highest TCP port number is 65535. If a router doing NAT uses an ephemeral port for each connection made to the internet on behalf of the hosts on the internal network, does this mean that it is ...
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tshark get data from interface or pcap files. When it read data from interface, user has to write filter with -f (accortding to pcap-filter(7)) and when read from file user has to write filter with -Y ...
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Our company has 2 proxy servers that are running a vendor proprietary OS that is built on top of FreeBSD 11.2, we are having incidents on our business peak hours where proxy server stops accepting new ...
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for studying purposes about TCP/IP, we should run a DNS server, i did the advised configuration, the server is runing without any erros, but when i request the server for the configured domain name ...
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I'm just confused with ping. As per my understanding, when I ping some IP address, it sends an ICMP message to the destination, and if there is no response, it get either "request timeout" ...
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