Well-known TCP/UDP ports are the standard port numbers from 0 to 1023, assigned by IANA so common network services can be found consistently across systems.
Here at a list of well-known TCP/UDP port numbers and their applications ππ
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Currently in the middle of my #CCNA revisions. Finally got my hands on a #Cisco 2960 to have some fun with real equipment and move away from Packet Tracer.
I just rebuilt my homelab architecture. It's a classic but effective setup: #OPNsense firewall, managed switch, and multiple VLANs
I documented the whole topology, IPAM, and some troubleshooting steps on my personal wiki.
https://wiki.unclereaton.dev/doku.php?id=network:homelab_architecture (watch out - it's in French :D)
I am not a network engineer. I have done a lot of network engineering things in my time.
It sure seems like a majority of the difficulty with things like the #CCNA (and other industry certs) is mostly just memorizing the non-standard marketing term for a very standard feature.
What the hell is EtherChannel? Is it different than link aggregation? No not really. So just call it friggin lagg or lacp like everyone else?
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