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| | | | Concept mapping table Concept Analogy Network Building Computer Room IP Address Room Number Subnet Floor Network Protocol Language Switch Floor Manager Router Building Concierge Gateway Elevator MAC Address Unique Door ID Bandwidth Hall Width Private IP Internal Room Number Public IP Building Street Address DNS Public Directory TCP Registered Mail Service UDP Untracked Mail Service Port Service-Specific Mail Slot HTTP/HTTPS Web Service Language SMTP/FTP/SSH Specialized Service Languages Data Packet Envelope with Metadata Checksum Data Integrity Check Internet City of Buildings ISP Road/Utility Builder Firewall Security Gate/Guard VPN Hidden Passageway Load Balancer Extra Reception Staff CDN Local Storage Hub QoS Priority Lane NAT Front Desk Clerk Routing Table Building/City Map IPv4 Limited Address System, IPv6 Unlimited Address System, Network Topology Building Blueprint Cloud Computing Rented Office Space Cloud Provider Property Manager Scalability (Cloud) Flexible Office Expansion Network Interface Door VLAN Private Hallway Dual-Stack System Translator for Old/New Address Systems Software-Defined Networking Virtual Architect License This draft is shared under CC BY-NC-ND 4. | |
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| | | | This post describes a simple way of embedding Apple LLAP (LocalTalk Link Access Protocol) packets inside UDP, which enables a "virtual" LocalTalk network to be created on top of an existing IP LAN. Why? To provide reasonably plug-and-play networking for Mini vMac that doesn't need root privileges, that is easily portable between OSes, and that... | |
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| | | | If you've been trying to create bridge networks for your virtual machines on KVM you may have stumbled upon a few roadblocks. With Ubuntu 20+ Server the default NetworkManager is replaced with the systemd-networkd. You can always install NetworkManager on your server but in this post we'll describe how to create bridge networks using Netplan. | |
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| | Kubernetes automates container-based application deployment, management, scaling, and more. Here's everything you need to know about Kubernetes. |