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Any CISCO peeps online?
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I has a question good sir.
It was something I noticed when playing in Packet Tracer.
So, with ARP, if the destination IP address is on a different subnet, it will send it to its default gateway, yes?
Now, when the host on the other subnet receives the packet, from my packet tracer model, it looked as though the receiving host sent the reply to its default gateway.
Now, would the reply not be a unicast message direct to the sending host? As its mac address would have been added to the table from when it sent the ARP request?
Basically, I'm confused why the reply seemed to go to the default gateway
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Ah, that's because ARP is only for the same subnet as the host. If it's on a different subnet then it might ARP for the default gateway if that's not known but after that it will send the packet to the default gateway for routing at that point and the broadcast message would stop at that boundary.
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Windows7ge and wANKER reacted to this
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For those of you with one, just how much better is 144hz over 60?
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Update on the new ultrawide
Fucking hate it
Why do people do this shit? 34" is too big to be sat at a desk.
It's not true multitasking either.... dual monitors or gtfo
Mistakes were made.
Anyone wanna buy? Samsung LS34J550WQUXEN. Band new today. £250 posted.
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Give up replacing phone screens were the replacement screen hasn't come off a phone where I've removed it myself...
3rd time I've bought a rather expensive screen, claiming to be brand new Original OEM, that's turned out to be faulty
Another hour of my life wasted
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So, it would seem the temperature sensors on my board are flicking from like 40 degrees to 60, then back to 40, in the space of a second or so.
Which is causing my pump to sound like a snoring fat person.