Post Views: 1,794 Since we published the Linux Networking Commands article in October 2017, I have had several comments that I should have included the “My Trace Route” command. Ofcourse, readers were correct, but I felt that this tool deserved its own article. Some of you, depending on what version of Linux you use may […]
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Post Views: 3,316 Check out these great references as well: Our custom profiles repository for Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireless Packet capture Perhaps…. Of course you can edit these with appropriate addresses and numbers. The ones used are just examples. Unlike Wireshark’s Display Filter syntax, Capture filters
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Post Views: 1,461 Check out these additional Routing Resources: Our IP Routing course at Udemy Our Custom Profiles for Wireshark Classes at the Online School This is commonly asked question from our routing courses and routing discussions in other courses. Let’s explain this command in this article. To start, you have to know that OSPF
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Post Views: 1,552 Check out these additional Routing Resources: Our IP Routing course at Udemy Our Custom Profiles for Wireshark Classes at the Online School In a recent course on IPv6, one of my students asked what the “network” command did as we were beginning to study the routing commands used in Cisco IOS when
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Post Views: 997 The following is a must have reference for Linux systems networking operations. We will be using the two basic commands: ‘ifconfig’, ‘iwconfig’, and ‘ip’. If you are the rtoot or administrator you should have no issues using the commands as shown. If you do not, you may want to use ‘sudo’ in
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Post Views: 1,557 I was recently (this was 2017) asked the question “If I want to get into Networking, what should I learn?” If you want to see the 2025 answer – click here. A great question because Telecommunications or Data Networking is really not a degree program at most universities, at least not at
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Post Views: 1,894 You have to think of and understand the Internet’s Domain Name Service -DNS- as a System. The DNS is the system which, in its primary function, converts Internet domain names that you type into URL bars, or hyperlinks that you click on a web page into numeric IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses. In
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Post Views: 5,904 Monitoring, analyzing, managing, and diagraming a network can often be a huge problem for Network and System Administrators. They are often vendor specific or cost large sums of money to license. We also have the challenge of so many different network infrastructures, like Wi-Fi and wired. If you are looking for a
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Post Views: 1,795 Security of your network is paramount in today’s network centric society. With security breaches increasing in complexity and diversity, assessing the potential security risk and exposure of your corporate assets is vital to management teams. Who should consider us? Our assessment service is targeted at the rural service provider community. Our deep
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Post Views: 1,762 The following is a detailed explanation regarding our NetSci Certification Program Version 2, targeted to Field Operations and Central Office Operations technical staff, and how it works at the Online School of Network Sciences. You can read more at the Online School right here. If you are interested in the CSR (Customer
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Post Views: 3,221 What exactly is the purpose of the IP ID field? This is actually a great question. While many have tried to answer the question in various articles on the Internet, I thought the question deserved a clear answer to the question. RFC 6864 updated RFC’s 791, 1122, and 2003 to clarify the
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Post Views: 1,419 This question (really two questions) has been popping up quite a bit lately. Let me see if I can explain. First, let’s define what SD-WAN is. SD-WAN leverages the SDN concept of separating the control plane from the data plane and creating a controller running software that can enact control and policies
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