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Your network is only as strong as its weakest link – and when that link is a dirty fiber connector or a cable bent past…
“The network is slow!” It’s the complaint that sends shivers down every network engineer’s spine. But here’s the thing – when users say “slow”, they’re…
Network switches are the backbone of your infrastructure. They direct traffic, enforce policies, and keep the business running. But how do you know if they’re…
As a network engineer, you’re always looking to optimize network performance and provide the best user experience possible. One of the key metrics you need…
As a network engineer, you’ve been there: your meticulously tuned network suddenly hiccups. Latency spikes, applications lag, and your inbox floods with user complaints. In…
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) are the most common protocols used in network device communication today. Understanding the fundamental differences between…
As a network engineer, the ability to quickly and accurately understand the layout and elements of a network is crucial, whether for troubleshooting problems or…
When it comes down to it, the most important job of a network is to transport data from one end to the other, as quickly…
Packet analysis is difficult enough without having to worry about the GIGO (Garbage In, Garbage Out) effect. Capturing the right spot, with the correct settings,…
In today’s interconnected world, having a high-performing and efficient network is crucial. One useful tool for checking and improving this is iPerf. Throughout this blog,…