Questions tagged [router]

A device that connects two or more networks and is capable of forwarding data packets to a destination based on information contained within a packet and internal routing tables.

Routers are devices that connect networks and make decisions on where to send incoming data packets, based on the address information contained in the packet and internal routing information.

The most common form are SoHo routers, which connect home or small office networks to the internet and provide routing for all devices on the home/office network. More advanced routers connect large office networks, and at the high end of the scale routers connect large segments of telecommunication networks all over the world at high speed.

Routers are not limited to TCP/IP networks, they can be found in any kind of network.

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Router hangs on outbound round trip back to internal server

If I try to access my staging server from inside my network the http request will hang if data being transfered is over a kilobyte or so. I'm using an airlink 101, my staging server has its own domain name/IP addres, but if I access the staging…
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Local IP address same as Google's external

I'm exampling Google's IPs, but you get the idea. What happens if somebody configures a router's LAN address pool to range from 62.231.75.2 to 62.231.75.255, then his computer's IP address to 62.231.75.232 and someone else on the network tries to…
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Windows 2008 R2 performance IPv6 traffic vs IPv4

Is there reliable stats on performance of Windows server 2008 R2 with intense TCP traffic over IPv6 vs IPv4 ? I know IPv6 header is larger but easier to process for the routers. but what about Windows? does it have adverse effect on the end-users?
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webserver behind router or switch, multiple IPs available

We are getting a new internet connection 100Mbps UP/DOWN and 4 Static IPs. Also on that connection there will be a webserver that hosts some websites for us. (Nothing too fancy). The problem where we have in preparation to that connection is the…
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Outside to port 80 doesn't work with IPTables with Squid

I cannot acccess to port TCP 80 from outside of my LAN configured by IPtables and Squid. These are my iptables rules: # RESET iptables -F iptables -t nat -F iptables -t mangle -F iptables -X # Pas de filtrage sur l'interface lo iptables -A INPUT -i…
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Which routers support bgp and would work well for simple dual office redundancy

We have two sites that each have an internet connection and have a dedicated dark fibre between them. Each site has it's own IP space and we have an AS number. We're looking to be resilient to failure of the internet connection to either site and…
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To which port in vlan are packet forwarded?

I see in arp table only MACs and Vlans pairs. I have 3 ports is in same Vlan in access mode ( vlan is configured as interface with ip address and routing ), my question is if packets routed to this vlan/subnet are sended to all associated ports? Or…
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Browsing my website from proxy sites works but not from my own machine

I just setup my IIS to be accessible from web to be some IP : XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX. It works nicely when I visit from proxy sites like hidemyass.com. However, when I visit my website from my machine itself, I get my router's page instead of my…
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PCs with Wired Connection Keep Losing Internet Connectivity

I have a U-verse ATT DSL Internet at our church building. Recently, any computer that is plugged into the network via Ethernet keeps losing its internet connectivity. The setup is from the Modem to a Netgear Wireless Router, and from the router to 3…
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Set up router with 2 WANs and multiple subnets

I'm trying to set up a Debian box as a router for an office. I need to have 3 subnets in the LAN and 2 WAN connections, and I want one of the subnets to ALWAYS use WAN 1 and the other subnet to ALWAYS use WAN 2 (no load balancing). For exmaple, I…
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Can I attach a VPN firewall to an existing network and have it manage VPN connections?

I'm quite new to networking and am trying to set up my first VPN connection. The Situation: I have been contracted for some programming at a facility some distance from my location. I would like to be able to set up a simple VPN connection to their…
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GNS3 - Emulating a not supported Cisco router (model 881w)

I want to create a new configuration for a Cisco 881w from scratch. So I want to replicate my environment on GNS3. But I cannot emulate a Cisco 881w (which is the router i have) into it. So I am wondering which other router supported by GNS3 should…
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Are both IP address and default gateway needed on a switch to enable communication between different vlans?

I know that a router is necessary for VLANs to communicate with each othe, but I would like to know if both IP address and default gateway need to be configured on the switch in order for different vlans connected to them communicate with each…
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iptables for openvpn/dd-wrt

I'm hoping some iptables or dd-wrt guru can help me here. I'm basically trying to configure my network with an additional wireless virtual interface so that I have a separate SSID (wl1.1) that I can use for VPN traffic via openVPN enabling me to…
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ARP broadcast and router performance

My employer subscribes to a fiber based leased Internet from a publicly owned incumbent ISP. The ISP admin says that he cannot give a subnet bigger than /30 because he fears that the ISP edge router would become unstable and start rebooting because…
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