I had a network issue affecting my whole home intermittently starting almost a week ago, same day I was cleaning up the house. While cleaning up, I found a network cable on the floor, not plugged into anything. Without looking carefully enough, I assumed it needed to be plugged into my nearby switch. It turned out to be the other end of a network cable ALREADY plugged into the same switch. Soooo yeeaaah..... didn't realize my mistake until days later after t-shooting just about everything else (buying a replacement router, calling my ISP provider, etc) Fun times.
Thank you 🙏. Simple explanation that easy to understand
I had a network issue affecting my whole home intermittently starting almost a week ago, same day I was cleaning up the house. While cleaning up, I found a network cable on the floor, not plugged into anything. Without looking carefully enough, I assumed it needed to be plugged into my nearby switch. It turned out to be the other end of a network cable ALREADY plugged into the same switch. Soooo yeeaaah..... didn't realize my mistake until days later after t-shooting just about everything else (buying a replacement router, calling my ISP provider, etc)
Fun times.
Thank you very much, a very easy to understand explanation!
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Thank you so much! This really helped me out.
You're very welcome. Glad this was able to help you!
Thank you so much for such an explanation
Can you also teach us how do you manage to write inverted English letters ? talented
Very explicit! Thank u so much!
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome!
Thank you sir.
It was helpful thanks a lot 🙂
Great info.. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
can using command arp -a to understand the looping which port
Any way to prevent this on a unmanaged switches? Especially when you can’t use STP
Use only 1 link...do not configure in a loop!
Sir what is loop stunt in c language
How does this dude write backward?
what's going on with the beard ?
Well, it's on a Switching Loops😁
Thank you so much!