Today we are going to dive deeper into the Types of Routing Protocols. For a basic understanding of Routing Protocols, check out the previous blog in this series: Intro to…
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Back in April of 2022, I wrote about The Chip Shortage and how lead times for many products such as routers and switches were delayed by almost a year. Car…
Today we’ll review routing protocols and list the most popular ones. This is a good segway from my previous post where I covered IPv4 Subnetting. Before moving on to routing…
Bufferbloat is a type of network performance degradation that is caused when network gateways are configured with excessively large buffer queues. Buffer queues are designed to cache packets that would…
Subnetting for fun and profit Subnetting is the process of dividing a network into smaller chunks, or subnetworks. I always found that being able to tell if a specific IP…
Today we are going to mix it up and talk about IPv4 subnets and addressing. Introduction Most of you reading already know in some capacity what an IP Address is….
Do you need to ping multiple hosts and compare ping results to each other on Windows? Straight out of the box, your best bet is probably to open multiple CMD…
In our last blog in this series, we talked about TCP/IP and its applications. Today we are going to dive deeper into the TCP/IP stack and talk about the differences…
In this blog, we will cover a brief history of the TCP/IP stack and list some of the popular networking tools that are based on it, such as telnet, SNMP,…
Introduction to Binary Numbers We’ve all seen it before. You put in that new fast 1 TB SSD only to find it has 931GB of space. What happened to that…