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I want to make a scrambled network dongle (or cable) that must be inserted before a network drop can bring data. My question primarily stems from
how safe PoE is for devices connected with a "bad" cable and
if anyone h...
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I have two normal private customer routers. One Cable (Coax) Router from my ISP (which is very basic not to say sh*tty) and one DSL Router (Fritzbox).
I wanted to connect the second one to the first one so that I can use the Fritzbox as my...
I paid an ethical hacker on a freelancing site to try and find evidence someone is hacking into my computer.
He came to the conclusion my router is hacked, because
a Huawei device, a certain IP which he identified as the hacker, a Winstron...
Our management wants to know twice a week which of our networking equipment like our Cisco ASA firewalls, routers are missing patches for the vulnerabilities.They also would like a report when needed on a short notice like 30 minutes befor...
I wanted to be able to log into either my cable modem (to get stats) or my LAN without setting up a static routing table. The cable modem (Arris) has a non-configurable, fixed IPV4 address of 192.168.100.1.
WAN->...
I need to setup a standard home LAN network (with internet access) which also has an IP cameras system network.
Let's call the standard home network as "Net A", while the IP Cameras network is "Net B".
Net A has the rou...
During a recent conversation with a network security team, one of them said: "Look, if that server is terminating incoming connections, it must be in the DMZ."
What does it mean to "terminate" network connectivity in th...
I have been learning about the advantages of connecting to the internet via a VPN but before I jump in with both feet I’ve decided to do some reading around the subject to understand what I’m getting in to.
VPN providers use perfect forwar...
After studying networking for some time, I just realize that the Layer 3 and Layer 2 don't care about the content of the packets they forward. All they care is the header, and further processing of the payload is left to higher layers.
If ...
I've identified a particular IPv4 /24 subnet that is responsible for a great deal of the unsolicited packets being rejected by my router (and making my log files larger than I'd like them to be). As a traffic mitigation technique - or if ...