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Network-Cables Weeks ago and maybe months :), I talked about distance vector protocols and with that you probably got the feeling that when using a distance vector protocol it does not give a full network graphical representation of the entire network. Only the directly connected routes can't remember? Check out this …
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Configure Static Routing
May 2, 2011 · 4 min read · Addressing CCENT CCNA Cisco cisco Cisco IOS Default route ICND1 ICND2 IP IP address LAN networking Protocols router Routing software Static Routes Subnetwork technology tutorial Tutorials WAN ·Plugging Cisco routers together and hoping they work out of the box is not something you should hope for. A router can learn about networks in two ways, manually from configured static routers which we will talk about today and dynamic routing protocols which will talk about on Wednesday. Let's get started! Static …
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Understanding UDP
Forever ago I talked about TCP (Understanding TCP) and I said that in that post that UDP would be another day, well this is the day where we get to understand UDP, which stands for User Datagram Protocol. UDP is the total opposite of the TCP communication. UDP in short sends information or data without notifying the …
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How a Router Routes
Mar 16, 2011 · 5 min read · ARP CCENT CCNA Cisco cisco computers ICND1 ICND2 Internet Protocol IP address MAC address networking Protocols router Subnetwork technology tutorial Tutorials ·This tutorial will be going over the basic information of how a router routes IP packets. Routers are used in the OSI layer three or the network layer. These routers have IP addresses and forward IP packets to the proper destination. This guide is somewhat basic and is assuming you have some information of how IP …
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Understanding TCP
Feb 25, 2011 · 3 min read · CCENT CCNA cisco ICND1 ICND2 Internet networking Protocols router TCP technology Transmission Control Protocol Transmission Protocols tutorial ·This tutorial is going to be talking about the TCP protocol. Every time you connect to a website you are using the HTTP protocol, but below that you are also using a TCP protocol. The nature of TCP is to provide error recovery; there are other services or applications that use TCP. HTTP however is a common protocol …
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