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Wireguard - Assigning VPN interface addresses within LAN address space

Network Engineering

Box assigns - and reserves - static IP addresses in the same network segment of its LAN to the VPN interfaces of the clients. The addresses are, quite obviously, outside the DHCP range. Box local VPN interface can have an address within the address space of the LAN.

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Connecting a PC to a Printer [closed]

Network Engineering

we have 2 different LANs, a printer and some PCs are connected to LAN 1 via an ethernet cable, and some PCs are connected to LAN 2, also via an ethernet cable. the devices connected to LAN 1 have an IP adress of (192.168.0.x), x), and the devices connected to LAN 2 have IP address in the form of (192.168.1.x).

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Docker Engine v28: Hardening Container Networking by Default

Docker Blog

In multi-tenant LAN environments or other shared local networks, someone connected on an RFC1918 subnet (such as 192.168.x.x x.x.x ) could reach unpublished container ports if they knew (or guessed) its IP address. x (the containers IP). You can opt-out with --ip-forward-no-drop or in the config file. no p flags).

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How to get all the device information between two devices

Network Engineering

The two devices are connected to a switch, which is connected to main switch with-in the same LAN. My question is: how do I get all the device information such as (IP address, MAC address, Serial Number) from My-PC to Another-PC ? I've two devices: My-PC and Another-PC.

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Using submask to convert network space to an other network space [closed]

Network Engineering

all configured with static IP addresses. All these network share some identical IP addresses that, sadly, can't be reassigned. For example, if this is my network: I'd like PC1 to be able to address DVA1 while PC2 is addressing DVC3. where the second 0 would serve to select which network to address.

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Sonicwall NAT pooling / PAT / SNAT / state table exhaustion

Network Engineering

Apparently the default firewall rule allowing LAN to WAN NAT translation also applies here, so as far as I can determine, no additional Allow rules are needed. These additional WAN addresses are assigned to the single WAN interface using ARP, and may also be called proxy ARP addresses. Am I overlooking anything?

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Best practice / advice for cisco 3560 behind Virtualised OPNsense

Network Engineering

ip dhcp excluded-address 10.0.0.0 ip dhcp excluded-address 10.0.10.0 ip dhcp excluded-address 10.0.20.0 ip dhcp excluded-address 10.0.30.0 ip dhcp pool mgmt network 10.0.0.0 domain-name LAN ip dhcp pool trusted network 10.0.10.0 ip dhcp pool untrusted network 10.0.20.0