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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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I know hubs are a thing of the past, but I'd like to know if my reasoning is correct and accurately describes how things worked 30+ years ago. Assume we have a classic two-port bridge, a hub connected ...
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I work with NAC in my job, and one thing we're noticing is that every endpoint, regardless of what device type it is, shows up as having 1720/TCP open. When I log into the CLI of our NAC appliance and ...
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I am currently trying to setup a network madeup of a large layer-2 switch, some computers connected to that switch, 3 Cisco Firepower 1120 ASA Firewalls, and other networks beyond 2 of the firewalls, ...
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I am new to networking, and I want to create a static IP address for my Sophos Connect VPN. So, previously, it was done by the vendor, not the static IP address setting, but they gave us three ISP's ...
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Why we need pseudo header when calculating the layer 4 protocol checksum ? Because in layer 3 we already have a checksum to calculate only the layer 3 header checksum, and why we also need to ...
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Good day! In the attached image, AB fiber segment and BC fiber segment are terminated using LIUs. Data Servers are at Location A. One way to inter connect AB and BC segments is by fusing a pair of ...
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I'm little curious about the checksums in the IPv4 header and transport layer protocol. I have 2 questions: (1). Does the layer 3 checksum in the ipv4 protocol calculate the checksum of ipv4 header + ...
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I want to created my own ethernet frame using a raw socket in Linux, but i want to ask something about the fcs in Ethernet Fcs in the Ethernet II frame using the crc algorithm but what is the crc ...
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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 are an ISP providing internet services to customers using multivendor CPEs (Fortirouter, Juniper, Cisco) installed onsite. These CPEs connect over a fiber-optic last-mile to the nearest Provider ...
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Problem Since last year, our government has imposed recurring internet restrictions, instructing ISPs to block all IP-based traffic during certain periods. This leaves residents without internet ...
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I'm having a weird issue with a network switch that I'm trying to determine if it's an actually defective switch. I have an Extreme Branded Switch deployed (ISW8GbP, 4-SPF) with ports 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 ...
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For a project I'm doing, I want to maintain a connection to an offline wifi hotspot. I want to do this so I can interact with the device wirelessly. I want to also, at the same time, be able to use ...
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TL;DR - How do I isolate a resource in an Azure subnet so that it is not publicly accessible, but is accessible from other subnets in the same VNET? Apologies if this isn't the correct site; this is ...
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