Hi,<BR><BR>I have a Verizon DSL connection. I am trying to have two routers working on the same subnet. The two routers are Linksys RVS4000 and the Netgear WGR614 v7. The IP address for the Linksys ...

If they are both in the same collision domain (bridged together via switchports, etc.), then each client will be issued an address from the first responder. Once they have an address, they will ...

I’ve stated repeatedly in this column that the only real business case for IPv6 is its address space. But taking that as a given, there are a few other attractive characteristics of IPv6; arguably the ...

Do you need two routers to practice routing commands for CCNA? Or do you really need 3 – or even 4? Likewise for CCNP, or one of the CCNA concentrations? And what topology do you need to use – which ...