IPv4

Linux Network Configuration Guide: Easily Set Up IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses

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Linux Configuration of IPv4 or IPv6 Addresses Configuration Configuration Introduction • View Network ifconfig • Network Interface Introduction • <span>eth0</span> : Local network interface (CentOS7 uses ens33) • <span>lo</span> : Internal network interface, manages internal IP, which is the 127.0.0.1 address • <span>virbr0</span> : Virtual network interface • Configuration File <span>ifcfg-<interface></span> • <span>ifcfg-eth0</span> : Configuration … Read more

Linux Guide (Twenty-One): IP Address

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The IP address in Linux systems is essentially a logical address used to identify devices in a network, divided into two main categories: IPv4 and IPv6. In daily use, IPv4 is predominant, and the configuration methods are categorized into temporary and permanent configurations. Classification of IP Addresses 01 The IP addresses in Linux systems follow … Read more

Ducati Multistrada V4S: A Versatile Motorcycle with a Four-in-One Design

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Ducati Multistrada V4S: A Versatile Motorcycle with a Four-in-One Design

Introduction: The Ducati Multistrada V4S is a versatile motorcycle with a comprehensive four-in-one design. Ducati, known as the Ferrari of motorcycles, has always been at the forefront of motorcycle design and performance. With a wide range of models, it has paved the way for many motorcycle enthusiasts. As the ADV multi-purpose motorcycle trend has gained … Read more

How To Find Your IP Address In Linux

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How To Find Your IP Address In Linux

Click the blue text above to follow us Every website has a unique public IP address that anyone can access from anywhere. Internet Protocol (IP) needs no introduction — we use it every day. Even if you don’t use it directly, when you type website-name.com in your browser, it looks up the IP address of … Read more

Why Does Linux Need Three Types of NAT Address Translation? A Clear Explanation!

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Why Does Linux Need Three Types of NAT Address Translation? A Clear Explanation!

Good afternoon, network engineers!Have you ever wondered why your phone, computer, and tablet can all connect to the internet at home using just one public IP address? The unsung hero behind this is NAT — Network Address Translation.In the early days of IPv4 address design, no one anticipated the explosive growth of devices, leading to … Read more

Understanding IPv4 Supernetting: The Power of CIDR

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Understanding IPv4 Supernetting: The Power of CIDR

Source: ZTE Documentation Author: ZTE Documentation We have all learned to divide a large network into several smaller networks through subnetting. But have you ever heard of aggregating numerous small networks into a larger network called a supernet? That’s right! Today’s main character—supernetting—is a more magical way of networking created by upgrading and reorganizing the … Read more

IPv4: Overcoming IPv5, What About IPv6?

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IPv4: Overcoming IPv5, What About IPv6?

Source: ZTE Documentation Original Author: ZTE Documentation Have you heard of IPv5? It was once a highly anticipated technology! IPv5, also known as the Internet Stream Protocol (ST), was designed for connection-oriented communication across IP networks, aiming to support voice and video. However, its 32-bit address scheme is the same as that used by IPv4, … Read more

Differences Between IPv4 and IPv6

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Differences Between IPv4 and IPv6

Image source: Internet In the vast world, humans convey information and communicate with each other through language and actions. Just as communication occurs between people, the interconnection of computers also requires adherence to certain rules, known as network protocols. The protocol family currently adopted by the global Internet is the TCP/IP protocol family. IP is … Read more

Computer Network Principles – Internet Protocols Overview

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Computer Network Principles - Internet Protocols Overview

Click the blue text above to follow us Resource Release Huawei Certification Beginner to Advanced Practical Course ↓ Scan to watch practical videos ↓ IPv4 and IPv6 Headers IP is the core protocol in the TCP/IP protocol suite, and all TCP, UDP, ICMP, and IGMP data is transmitted via IP datagrams. IP provides a best-effort, … Read more