Good evening sir, thank you for the translation text, I thank you very much for the content that you offer on network technology. I am asking you for a service dear sir, you can do the same thing for the content of the MTCNA training that you have put in place. line.And I also wanted to know if I can do it. I am learning a lot on your channel.
Hi in the torch section The ip address of the visited site is visible, but I cannot go to the ip address. more precisely, I cannot understand where the visited ip address is.
Well that depends on server or specifically what services the IP you are seeing is allowing, if it is HTTP/HTTPS traffic then it could be a webserver that hosts multiple different sites and just going to the IP will either not open anything or just open an ISS or something similar page. I would suggest using a WHOIS tool to find out who the IP belongs to and what services are typically associated with it. Going to google and typing WHOIS "IP" should give you more information on the IP that the user is visiting
Thanks for the tips! I usually use my DOS Prompt to run ping and traceroute tests so it's nice to see that I can just do it from my router!
Path ping is also very handy (might be ping path, I always get them confused)
Now I know where are you from :)
Good evening sir, thank you for the translation text, I thank you very much for the content that you offer on network technology. I am asking you for a service dear sir, you can do the same thing for the content of the MTCNA training that you have put in place. line.And I also wanted to know if I can do it.
I am learning a lot on your channel.
Why so many traffic in my ARP on my Internet Interface?
Hi
in the torch section
The ip address of the visited site is visible, but I cannot go to the ip address. more precisely, I cannot understand where the visited ip address is.
Well that depends on server or specifically what services the IP you are seeing is allowing, if it is HTTP/HTTPS traffic then it could be a webserver that hosts multiple different sites and just going to the IP will either not open anything or just open an ISS or something similar page. I would suggest using a WHOIS tool to find out who the IP belongs to and what services are typically associated with it.
Going to google and typing WHOIS "IP" should give you more information on the IP that the user is visiting
@@TheNetworkBerg thank you,
I need to focus more on the subject
I was about asking how one would identify the website using the IP...the answer WHOIS did it. Thanks man and God bless!
hi help me
I am have problem but I don't know why
problem is ping some time go Hight even from cabel from Mikrotik
cpu good not hight
I would suggest logging a call with your ISP to verify that there aren't any issues on their side and that they can help you with troubelshooting.
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