What’s A Netmask?
And Why Do I Need One? When you set up a small network that interconnects to another network, the assignment of IP addresses and the “netmask” are very …
Continue readingAnd Why Do I Need One? When you set up a small network that interconnects to another network, the assignment of IP addresses and the “netmask” are very …
Continue readingPrivileged Mode enable – get to privileged mode disable– get to user mode enable password <password_here> – sets privileged mode password enable secret …
Continue readingTCP or TCP/IP is the most used protocol on the internet. It is not only most used but also most secure. I have already explained to you what is TCP and how it …
Continue readingCisco Licensed Network Connect (CCNA) is really a beginner degree certification were only available in 1998 to place up a powerful foundation within networking …
Continue readingComponents Used This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions. The information in this document was created from the devices in a …
Continue readingVLAN(Virtual Local Area Network) VLAN on what is a VLAN and we’re going to go ahead, jump right in here and answer that question real fast and just say a VLAN …
Continue readingNAT stands for Network Address Translation and it is used to convert a private IP address into a public and a public IP address into a private, but the question …
Continue readingOne of the greatest functions of the OSI specifications is to assist in data transfer between disparate hosts regardless if they’re Unix, Windows or Mac based. …
Continue readingConfiguring OSPF 1 OSPF essential design is extremely basic. Much the same as with other routing protocols covered so far (RIP, EIGRP) first you have to empower …
Continue readingOSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a connection state routing protocol. Since it is an open standard, it is executed by an assortment of system merchants. OSPF …
Continue readingRIPv1 is a Distance-Vector Routing protocol • RIPv1 is a Classful routing protocol. Classful routing protocols bolster just the systems which are not subnetted. …
Continue readingInside Gateway Protocol (IGP): A routing protocol that was outlined and proposed for use inside a solitary self-sufficient framework (AS) Known Interior Gateway …
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