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blog.japaric.io | ||
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leshow.github.io
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| | | | | I've been working on cli tool for a little while called dhcpm ("m" for "mock" - link). It started as a cli tool for constructing & sending arbitrary DHCP messages. I had been looking for a tool that could build various dhcp (mostly v4) messages with different parameters easily, then simply print the responses back so I could inspect its contents. I discovered that you can use nmap scripts for this, and there are a 2 pre-written dhcp scripts in a typical nmap install. | |
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iosoft.blog
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| | | | | So far I have used a large number of custom functions to configure and control the WiFi networking, but before adding yet more functionality, I need to offer a simpler (and more standard) way of doing all this programming. When it comes to network programming on Linux or Windows systems, there is only one widely-used... | |
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williamdurand.fr
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| | | | | I am writing a minimum viable network stack from scratch for ArvernOS (a UNIX-like toy kernel). This two-part story describes some protocols of the TCP/IP stack as well as some implementation details in the context of ArvernOS. | |
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blog.mbrt.dev
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| | | Over the last year, at work I had multiple chances to debug how containers work. Recently we had to solve some networking problems a customer had with Kubernetes, and I decided I wanted to know more. Once the problem was solved, I spent more time on investigating what is actually going on under the hood. After seeing the wonderful Eric Chiang and Laurent Bernaille talks, and reading through the very informative posts by Lizzie Dixon and Julia Evans (that I really really recommend), I got enough informati... | ||
