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For questions about the OSI layer-2 (data-link layer).

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How can I build a fully redundant network architecture using two MOXA RKS-G4028 switches and two MOXA EDR-G902 routers? I have two MOXA RKS-G4028 switches and two MOXA EDR-G902 routers. I need to ...
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I am working with a MOXA RKS-G4028 managed L2 switch and I want to set up multiple VLANs to control communication between servers. My goal is to configure 4 VLANs (VLAN ID: 10, 20, 30, 40), each ...
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It seems to me that it would make a lot more sense to specify a default gateway with a layer 2 address. As I understand it, the default gateway is only used to find which MAC address should be filled ...
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Vtp domain has 1 server: SW-A. SW-A is done version 3 and SW-A# vtp primary. An attacker brings his switch (SW-B) with bigger revision number than primary server and connect it to network. And get all ...
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My scenario: I have many endpoints currently connected to an unmanaged switch. I want to add Layer 3 switch and segment the network into VLANs, but I'd like to avoid the manual work of tracing which ...
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Tanenbaum's Computer Networks book has nice schematic drawings of hubs vs switches. I wonder why he draws a full grid for the switch. In my understanding the green stuff (my addition) would be enough? ...
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As part of a project, I am trying to simulate the link layer packet generation of the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) standard version 5.4, with the specification found here. What's relevant to my current ...
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Let's say switch A has 2 switches connected at port 2 & port 4. There are a total of 8 ports. With time, it knows the MAC address of other devices connected to it. Now, the device on port 1 wants ...
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Hi all I'm a relatively new electrical engineer who's been asked to take 5 Cat 5 data lines and feed them to a hub which selects one of them upon receiving data in that line to send to a computer. As ...
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I need some advice about L2 traffic fetching. Here's the situation : I got 2 datacenters where both core switch (Cisco Nexus9000 C93240) are linked each other through a 1GB/s vPC where our VLANs are ...
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I am working 2 cisco firepower 1120 firewalls, which are connected to a 5-port layer-2 switch through their "outside"(Ethernet1/1) interfaces, each with an IP address of the form 192.168.1.x ...
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I'm looking for proper resources on how frames with multicast destination mac addresses, specifically those used for networking protocols such as STP, are propagated within a layer 2 domain. For ...
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MTU Specify how many byte we can send through the link In the Ethernet link the mtu is 1500 byte My question is : (1).Can we send a data less then the mtu ? (2). if I'm sending data with a size 1300 ...
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We have two dark fiber connections from two different providers, Provider A and Provider B. The span for Provider A is 20 km, and the span for Provider B is 25 km. I want to know if I can use QSFP28-...
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I am a networking student and I am currently pursuing my CCNA. I am primarily enrolled in the Cisco NetAcad. My question is in regards to how certain networks are described in these courses compared ...
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