When it comes to managing a network, knowing which devices are connected to it is crucial. Without this knowledge, it’s difficult to ensure that the network is secure, that devices are functioning properly, and that resources are being used efficiently. Fortunately, there is a tool that can help: MAC address vendor lookup. In this article, … Read more
In a bus topology, all of the devices on the network are connected to a central cable, known as the bus. The bus is typically a single piece of coaxial cable, with each device attached to the bus via an RJ-45 connector. What are the characteristics of Bus Topology? Here are the characteristics of bus … Read more
In a ring topology, every device on the network is connected to two other devices, forming a circle. Data travels from one device to the next until it reaches its destination. Ring topologies are often used in token-passing networks, where data is passed sequentially from one device to the next. What are the characteristics of … Read more
What is Tracert Command? Tracert (also known as traceroute) is a command line utility used to track the route taken by packets across an IP network. It allows you to see each hop or node along the path between your computer and a destination. Some key things Tracert can tell you: This can help troubleshoot … Read more
BGP vs OSPF BGP and OSPF are two of the most commonly used routing protocols in today’s IP networks. They are both capable of handling very large-scale deployments and offer a high degree of flexibility and functionality. BGP is a path vector protocol that uses a hop-by-hop routing model. BGP routers maintain a database of … Read more