r/networkingWe're a growing retail company, around 200 locations across the US, and IT is a small central team. The recurring headache is on-site work at stores where we have nobody technical. A switch dies, a circuit needs a demarc extension, a cabling run needs redoing, and we're scrambling to find a local te
r/networkingI’m testing how much meaning can actually be assigned to receiver-side socket controls on a stock Android endpoint. Initial physical run: default SO_RCVBUF readback 4 MiB requested 64 KiB resulting readback 128 KiB 16 MiB transfer baseline 4.187 s modified 4.201 s integrity exact SHA-256 match Obvio
r/networkingFew weeks ago, I posted here asking if anyone else was preparing for the exam. If anyone is currently preparing , feel free to ask questions. I’ll be happy to share the preparation and exam experience. submitted by /u/Net_work_Engineer [link] [comments]
r/networkingAnyone else saw the email from BGP.Exchange today? https://imgur.com/a/gUxmbWd Update : Seems to be a bigger problem, expect a few more mails today. It’s just copypasta spam from some chinese guy. As of now, BGP isn’t affected. Update 2: Website got hacked too, possibility of stolen user passwords (
r/networkingHey everyone, I’m considering getting ddos protection from any of my transit providers as I’ve been hit with a couple of attacks lately. Does anyone have any experience with Arelion, RETN, CBB or anyone else? Specifically for volumetric attacks, I’m not looking for someone who will just blackhole me
r/networkingSo I've been applying for the last 4 months I got laid off my network engineer job roughly 1 years ago since then I've been I got a contract position as a help desk it really doesn't pay much but it's the only immediate thing that saved me from being unemployed I have roughly 8 years of experience a
r/networkingFor companies with maybe 3 to 10 locations, where do you think SD-WAN starts making sense over a more traditional setup? Assume they rely mostly on cloud apps and VoIP, have dual internet connections at some sites, and do not run much infrastructure in a private data center. Is the main benefit bett
r/networkingCame from an MSP, I have 4 FTD2110s (2 HA pairs) managed by FMC and they are up for license renewal in Jan ‘27. I’m thinking we renew in Jan ‘27 and consider a swap to Palo in Jan ‘28? I ran some Palo 3400’s at last job and preferred that by a lot, but would like to hear some input from people who’v
r/networkingRogers recently gave us a Nokia FastMile 5G Gateway 12 with a 5G SIM as an alternative because they couldn’t install a wired connection at our location. This is for a small business/training centre. Normally we would have around 10–20 active users, but sometimes it could be 40–50 users when a comput