Hey, I have the following problem: I've set up a proxmox server. My router (Fritz Box) assigns the address range 192.168.178.20 to 192.168.178.200. To securely access the server and its web GUI, I was thinking of moving the server itself, or rather a Wireguard container on proxmox, to its own subnet. I'm currently struggling to…
I'm a little confused. We have four subnets and the internet, but only four rows in the routing table? Does the table refer exclusively to subnets, not external networks?
Hello folks, I don't understand what the difference is between two OSPF configurations # R1 router ospf 1 router-id 1.1.1.1 int E1/0 ip ospf 1 area 0 int E2/0 ip ospf 1 area 0 and # R1 router ospf 1 network 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 area 0 network 10.0.1.0 0.255.255.255 area 0 Based on the OSPF database,…
I want to prepare for CCNA 200-301 and am already using Udemy for this. On YouTube and Reddit, I often read about the exam simulator Network Simulator – IT Practice Exams – Training | Boson Many people write online that this helped them prepare successfully. Do you have any experience with the exam simulator?
My parents and I each have a MikroTik, which are both connected via Wireguard VPN. What I would like is for my parents to be able to access Netflix, for example, not through their internet connection, but through the VPN, so that Netflix can see that it's coming from my IP address. So, it should…
Network address: 192.168.0.64 CIDR: /27 Gateway: *(192.168.0.65) Why does this entry exist? What exactly does it mean? The task is a routing table for router x.
Hello, I'm not sure about the default gateway and the 212.85.126.88 network, but is that correct? Thanks in advance:)
Good morning everyone, I'll get straight to the point: Due to a sudden hardware failure, we replaced the routing functions of one of our switches with a VM running CHR (Mikrotik Cloud Router OS). This is actually just a temporary fix, but the question now is whether it is a fix at all, especially if…
Hey people, Can someone tell me if I have set up the routing table correctly?
I don't want my device to route IP packets between any other devices that I don't know about. The default setting is ACCEPT, not DROP. Why?
Hey, Does anyone have any idea how to create tables like this? I'm still confused as to how it works. I'd appreciate it if there's a specific procedure I can repeat. Another example wouldn't hurt either 🙂
I have a device with two network interfaces (eth0 192.168.62.98 and eth1 12.0.0.12). I also have a PC with two interfaces (192.168.62.99 and 12.0.0.10). I would like to be able to ping one device with both IP addresses. Currently, I can only ping 192.168.62.98 and not the other, even though both are connected with a…