have u checked that the baud rate flow control is correct ?

Thank you mate! :)

It reminds me of that when I first passed my CCNA 18 years ago, in that I know I've passed - but the knowledge isn't truly locked in yet. It feels like a fierce gust of wind could blow all the facts right out of my brain, lol.

It'll be another year of study until I feel like I'm truly at N5 level.

I like that the keyboard in this picture replaces the W and I keys with additional letter As. This is a great efficiency, because A is a really common letter, whereas W and I are basically useless. I personally never use those weird garbage letters.

Oh so ur a CCIEx2? Prove it - name five IPs. I'll wait

Yeah. Looks like one block, but really it's many smaller blocks. Some orgs even have multiple blocks that are totally different - just depends on what was available at the time.

Having said that, I bet your script could query WHOIS to find out precisely what blocks are owned.

Hi! I see that an org called Primus Telecommunications Canada owns those IPs. It's not one single block—it's built out of multiple other subnets. See attached pic. So, in terms of subnetting, there's no way to tell that the 21.0 block comes first. You have to do a whois to find the details.

they're all cowards &and i could easily defeat aNY of them in my dojo of death.

(apart from the strong ones, and probably also the medium-strength ones)

Started in Sept last year. Amazing to look back & see how far I've come. At the same time, I feel very overwhelmed at the awareness of the sheer quantity of stuff that I need to learn for even a basic-useful command of the language.

Got to keep reminding myself that it's a marathon, not a sprint.

Oh damn, I was supposed to write more of those but then I got distracted! I'm happy that the few articles I did write were helpful though. Please tell the United Nations so they can give me awards/prizes etc.