Why the FF:FE in EUI-64? - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
Dec 6, 2016 · EUI-64 IPv6 addresses are generated from MAC addresses by taking the network prefix (64 bits) and appending the first half of the MAC address, then FF:FE, then the second half of the …
Cisco ASA5516 9.8 (2) IKEv2 negotiation aborted due unsupported ...
I have a site to site connection from the ASA to an Azure subscription. The site to site session starts up fine, but after a few minutes (from 3 to 25) the connection fails. If on ASDM I open Monit...
Allied Telesis AT-9424T/SP stuck in bootloop
I’m facing a boot loop issue with my Allied Telesis AT-9424T/SP switch. After powering it on, the system initializes and attempts to decompress the application image, but it eventually throws an
Unable to make WiFi connection from router to streaming device
My home internet provider is AT&T Internet Air. I have a new streaming device connected to a TV that will not connect to the router WiFi. I have multiple devices connected at 2.4GHz and multiple devices …
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RDP Dropping When TTL Changes From 127 to 63
May 21, 2024 · The returning ICMP Echo Reply TTL shows the pinged node's initial TTL minus the path decrements. When the TTL jumps like that it indicates different paths or even different end nodes. 64 …
routing - Default Route Excluding VLAN on HP switch - Network ...
I have configured HPE 5710 Layer 3 switch with multiple vlans. The Default Static Route displays it's interface as Vlan10, I am able to ping 8.8.8.8 from addresses in that vlan, including the switch
Newest 't568a' Questions - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
Dec 19, 2018 · Q&A for network engineers For questions about ANSI/TIA-568 type a cabling standard. It is a set of telecommunications standards from the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA). …
wireless - What is the difference between "Client Mode" and ...
Jul 29, 2016 · The difference between an independent bridge and a "client AP" is (poorly) explained in mode 5 description: These units are wireless driverless clients. It means that a terminal using an …
How common is fragmentation at tunnel ingress, compared to …
Jan 17, 2026 · As far as I know there are three options to deal with large packets that do not fit an on-path tunnel: let the tunnel ingress fragment the packet, and the tunnel egress reassemble …