Questions tagged [internet]
For questions about interconnected networks.
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'This site can't be reached' then loads automatically [closed]
What's happening right now is that all the sites we hit on the browser are showing this page stating that the site cannot be reached, but then reloads again in a while (few seconds) and the site works ...
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How to “merge” multiple internet connections? [closed]
Speedify is a VPN that offers the unique option of "channel bonding" - which means you can merge multiple internet connections and get the combined internet speed. The only restriction is that you do ...
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How does Speedify's channel bonding work? [closed]
Basically they offer the option to "merge" multiple internet connections, and split packets intelligently (instead of plain round robin) in order to get almost the combined internet speed of all ...
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Why is one of the workgroup's network systems disconnected at the same time? [closed]
We have a workgroup network in our company.There are 18 computers and one server in this network. The router connected to the Network switch with cable.
In the past few days internet of one of ...
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How does Google know how to send data back to my comouter instead of others if I don’t port forward my Chrome port? [duplicate]
So, as the title suggest, I’m pretty confused as to how, without port forwarding, an external server can know exactly which computer behind NAT to send data to.
Further more, does Google port forward ...
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How can I block the Internet and mobile data fallback? [closed]
Hoping to block outgoing WAN access from my network during certain periods as well as stopping mobile devices from auto-failing-over to their mobile data. Of course this won't be perfect since devices ...
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Modems involved in dial-up connection
I am currently studying the textbook Computer Networking -- A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition) by Kurose and Ross. In a chapter on Home Access: DSL, Cable, FTTH, Dial-Up, and Satellite, the authors ...
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Internet Scale Routing Table Size
In the link below, it is said that there are near one million prefixes for IPv4.
https://bgp.he.net/report/netstats
I want to know that it is a must for ISP routers to cache all these million IPv4 ...
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Can someone tell me what a wpa/wpa2 handshake is and how does it work?
i'm just writing this cause i have to.i have mentioned my question in the title thanks for the help. i tried researching on my own but could not find anything that could explain it there are only ...
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Why is XGMII little endian while the network is in big endian?
Why is XGMII little endian while the network byte order is big endian (RFC1700)?
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which is faster and why: One big file or split the big file into chunks, then transfer it over the Internet
Let's say I have a file that's 10GB and I want to transfer it over the Internet. Will it be best and fastest if I split the file into many smaller files and send it, then reassemble it after transfer, ...
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WiMax technology
Does WiMax technology is used by an ISP for providing cellular internet services?
Are WiMax technology different from cellular technology for providing internet? Please mention the difference if ...
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Pros and cons of the idea of parallell data transmission
I am learning the basics of internet protocols and related principles. I recently performed experiments comparing UDP and TCP. But when I did that (using the ttcp program) it was only one process and ...
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Ho to implement RPKI for our Network
I would want to implement RPKI in my network. I have gone through some documents by which i cant understand the implementation process.
What are the steps i should follow to implement RPKI in my ...
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Using 2 different ISP In case one dies
It's my first ever post in here and I hope not the last. I'm looking for some advice. I'm trying to reduce my internet downtime for a local network.
My setup.
Mix and match computer environment (...
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Why Internet protocol is divided in rows?
In simple words, why IP packet is divided in rows each one is 32 bit in length?
For example this attached image shows the IP packet has 32 bit in the first row then another 32 bit and so on.
Is it ...
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How fast DNS Propagation can practically be? [closed]
I've found via web search how info (i.e. DNS name-IP number pairing) is updated on authoritative DNS servers: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/understanding-the-domain-name-servers-46c6bcf9afa3/.
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How cellular networks gets internet? [closed]
Mobiles get internet but how?
From the towers, we used to get signals and communicate with others like calling or a message but coming to the internet how in the terms of networking terms like radio ...
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What happens if we try to access an IP Address that does no exist
Beginner Question: I just read an article talking about how the internet works and how routers make sure that packets arrive at the destination. However there is one thing that is not explained ...
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Bonding and switching between 2 different Links/WANs/Interfaces
Before I ask anything, I'd like to say that I pretty much searched a lot (to what I know of from keywords and terms such as "bonding" "wans" "links" "failover" "aggregate") and I couldn't find any up ...
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MAc address or IP address? which one gets used from my pc to router? [duplicate]
Question 1) which one is used nowadays? NAT or PAT?
Question 2) as I knew, when my pc requests some website, what happens is , the data(packets) from my pc go to router. then router makes the request ...
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Block internet on a Cisco catalyst 3560 port
Good day
Is there a way to block a specific port in a Cisco Catalyst 3560 switch to block the user from accessing the internet but still have full access to the internal corporate resources. The ...
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How do routers on the backbone avoid IP address conflicts?
As the title suggests, how do ISPs, and other networks connected to the backbone ensure that their host network address isn't already in use by another backbone node, as there is no controlling device ...
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Estimating bandwidth requirements and productivity gain from traffic data
My small office has a 30Mbit/s internet connection, on which two or three people work. We could get twice the bandwidth at a substantial cost.
I imagine a bandwidth upgrade would slightly improve ...
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What's the role of Default Gateway?
It acts as the "gateway" to the Internet,but also from what i have read,it's the last thing a packet would be sent to while trying to route (when checking the senders' route table).
Maybe it's the ...
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What stops someone from configuring their network with IP addresses they do not own?
Here's the scenario. I was picturing a university that bought a range of IP addresses. I think they'd still be inside a ISP (right?), but they'd have freedom to configure stuff the way they wanted.
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Why are IP addresses given to each interface and not device? What would the implications of that be?
Why do we need to give IP addresses to each interface? Wouldn't giving one to each device be enough?
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Analyze Network Traffic by Autonomous System Number?
I'm looking for the way to take an estimate consumptions toward internet per Autonomous System Number which could help me to make a decision if it's necessary to establish a peering with this AS's ...
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In one organization having two ISP which configured on fortigate firewall ? How can we do the failover for internet?
Organisation don't have AS number .As of now we are doing manually route for any ISP at a time.
when default Internet link is go down that time making second link enable on firewall.
I saw the some ...
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How is traffic forwarded though IXPs if route servers do not forward any traffic
while i was studying about IXP route-servers, i read that they do not forward any traffic. I get that a route server is a "control plane" entity and it is used for easier bgp peering. However, i ...
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Download Internet Routing Table
What is the best way to download a snapshot of the Internet's IPv4 routing table? I need check if IP addresses are routable. It needs to function offline, so a looking glass server won't work. I know ...
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Can large ISPs really offer 1Gb “dedicated” service to every home and business?
Hopefully this is on topic for this site.
While researching synchronous carrier service, so called EDIA or Ethernet Dedicated Internet Access, to a rural location in New Hampshire, USA, I came across ...
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Multiple Networks on Sonicwall with no access to cisco firewall
The issue im having is that i have 2 networks with 2 internet connections. We now all of a sudden have a POS system handling our network. This system blocks our email and a bunch of pages we use. They ...
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Internet structure and ISP networks in detail
I am studying about internet structure, ISPs and their interconnection. However, I have trouble connecting some terms and understanding the greater infrastructure of internet in more detail. I will ...
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Are Protocols written in programming languages?
The protocols such as HTTP, IP, BGP are written in programming languages or simply plain English text ?
If it is written in plain English, then how it is communicated with web browser, switches/...
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Need help understanding how packets travel across the internet
I've been learning about networks recently at a new job, and I did a presentation on what I've learnt so far. When I was describing the relationship between the datalink and network layer, I mentioned ...
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Are there any advantage of using multiple threads for a file upload, for an internet connected node? [closed]
I got asked in an intervew recently to design a file upload feature.
After initial discussion, The interviewer asked if I can design for multiple threads. My thought was, As the network bandwidth is ...
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Why is internet speed called Bandwidth?
Why do we refer to our internet speeds as "bandwidth" with units of measurement like "10 Mbps"?
As I understand it, Bandwidth is, as the name implies, the width of the frequency band, typically ...
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How to find a AS-SET of an asn?
How can we find the as-set of asn?
For Example I have the asn:32934.
I want the as-set?
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Is it common for ISPs to connect to each other directly?
I'm reading up on the relationship between latency and ISP interconnectivity (that higher ISP interconnectivity results in lower latency, which makes sense to me).
My understanding is that IXPs ...
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How can I reduce latency to Australia from another country? [closed]
I often do a lot of work from the UK to destination networks in Australia be it voice calls or something more benign like gaming. Both of which work best with the lowest RTT possible.
On average the ...
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Why do we need an ethernet MAC address? [duplicate]
Don't think it's a duplicate. I've searched really many articles and couldn't find the satisfying answer.
I understand :
how ARP works
MAC address is an unique address for each NIC
IP is network ...
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How can I use a firewall as Internet Breakout?
I am currently installing a firewall in my company (using OPNsense) but I was asked to use the same system as "Internet Breakout" as well. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?
I understand that ...
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What does 22/23 and 10.3/11.4 mean and why cannot access internet?
What does this specification mean? I asked the one who gave me this but I did not understand.
Vlan 22/23 192.168.10.3/11.4
a) Does 22/23 mean that 23 subnets have been allocated
b) The forward ...
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Internet not working [closed]
I have this types of network in my office. Recently we have moved to new i BSNL internet.
My problem is when i bypass router and connect poe cable to computer internet is working but when i put ...
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Definition of bandwidth capacity for an internet connection
First, I want to test the data rate of a fibre-optic internet connection, but I understand that results are affected by the circumstances of the test, like number of hops between the CPE and the other ...
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What is the maximum distance that a cable/fiber optic internet connection can operate without the internet quality degrading? [closed]
I hope that this is not an ignorant or misinformed question, I am new and I'm trying to learn more about internet provision.
I have read that DSL has a maximum distance of 18,000ft (or 5.5 Km) before ...
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Frequent Internet Disconnection [closed]
Hello everyone!
I am relatively new to this forum, and wanted to get some useful feedbacks and resolution from "network-PROs" on my problem..
I have a network with a main router connected to the ...
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Can we run the Internet on circuit switching?
Generally we use IP and ATM for data communication and can we use circuit switching for data communication ?
Can we use circuit switching for Internet ?
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Is QoS an issue for VOIP calls over the Internet? If not, why not?
I'm trying to decide whether I should buy SIP trunks from my ISP or a 3rd-party.
As I understand it, it's important to maintain QoS on an internal network (i.e. prioritize VOIP traffic). Is this not ...
