For example there is an IP address 192.168.0.1
It is clear that you can use it as the full line, but try that one 192.168.1
It will also work, and it will be automatically converted to 192.168.0.1
That way you can use the address 192.1 and...
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I'm a complete network newbie, so please forgive any egregious errors.
I'm a Master's student who wishes to perform benchmarks on distributed databases.
Firstly, I wish to set up configurations locally and ultimately run these systems on v...
My goal is to find an IP address in a geographical area (a city, island or state). I know it is possible to get geolocation of an IP address, I'm trying to do the reverse.
One way to do this is to look at administrative institues in a loca...
Someone asked me if they could split an Ethernet connection with this device. Obviously, it won't work. As far as I know, since Ethernet 10/100 uses dedicated transmit/receive pairs, it shouldn't work with both devices connected. Also not ...
Cheers, I am trying to learn more about DHCP, and when studying about the session that DHCP goes through every one mentions that it broadcasts a discover message at IP: (255.255.255.255) (as seen here for example), but I can't find more in...
Implementation of VXLAN is more complex than a standard Ethernet topology implementation and is said to be intended for deployment in large data centers.
Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN) is a network virtualization technology
that attempts ...
I just logged into a hotel's wifi and encountered an interesting phenomenon, which I don't understand. Here are the facts:
Wireless connection works fine on my private laptop
On my friend's corporate laptop, the same wireless network show...
I don't have a formal computer science background so this question might seem elementary to some people. I have elementary to networking myself.
This curiosity came to my mind when I was learning gRPC.
In HTTP/1.1, the client used to spawn...
I'm in the progress of implementing my own Signaling server with UDP hole punching, everything have been smooth up until both hosts were behind Restricted Cone NAT, then the ports for P2P communication CHANGES compared to the ones used to ...
I have two routers, they must be in RIP ipv6.
I did the following configurations on router 0:
And on router 1:
But still I can't send ping even between routers. What am I doing wrong?