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Why is Silicon Valley silent on CISPA? (Cyber Intelligence and Sharing Act) - 2 views

started by Bradley Colson on 29 Apr 12 no follow-up yet

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The Basics of IP Subnetting | Linux Journal - 2 views

shared by W. Brock Son on 06 Apr 12 - No Cached

HowStuffWorks "How Ethernet Works" - 0 views

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shared by W. Brock Son on 25 Mar 12 - Cached

The birth of computer networking « Chip's journey - 2 views

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shared by Luis Lopez on 20 Jan 12 - No Cached

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Operation Ghost Click DNS servers to shut down in March - 4 views

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shared by W. Brock Son on 24 Jan 12 - No Cached

W. Brock Son on 24 Jan 12

I think that it is kind of creative how, as a temporary solution to the problem, they converted the rogue DNS servers to legitimate DNS servers. I wonder if they used the actual servers or just their address.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think that it is kind of creative how, as a temporary solution to the problem, they converted the rogue DNS servers to legitimate DNS servers. I wonder if they used the actual servers or just their address.</div>

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Bill Genereux on 24 Jan 12

Good question Brock. Which scenario do you think would prove more difficult? Do you think you can dig into this story to find out the answer? Do you think you can find someone who knows the answer and can say?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Good question Brock. Which scenario do you think would prove more difficult? Do you think you can dig into this story to find out the answer? Do you think you can find someone who knows the answer and can say?</div>

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W. Brock Son on 25 Jan 12

I do not know exactly how IP addresses are distributed, but I think that they are somewhat randomly assigned, so I think that it might be harder to reassign the IP address to a new server than to use the actual servers, but I may be wrong. I do want to dig into it more. I think that the answer could probably be found on the Internet as to who IP addresses are assigned, and I plan on looking there for such information. I think that maybe, if I do not find the answer to this myself, I could ask you, Troy Harding, Tim Bower, or a classmate.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I do not know exactly how IP addresses are distributed, but I think that they are somewhat randomly assigned, so I think that it might be harder to reassign the IP address to a new server than to use the actual servers, but I may be wrong. I do want to dig into it more. I think that the answer could probably be found on the Internet as to who IP addresses are assigned, and I plan on looking there for such information. I think that maybe, if I do not find the answer to this myself, I could ask you, Troy Harding, Tim Bower, or a classmate.</div>

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Bill Genereux on 13 Mar 12

Hey Brock, you wrote this back in January. Do you know how IP addresses are distributed at this point in our class?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hey Brock, you wrote this back in January. Do you know how IP addresses are distributed at this point in our class?</div>

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W. Brock Son on 14 Mar 12

I learned about DHCP as a method for dynamically assigning IP addresses to computers. However, I am not certain if the Internet uses them as well. I read some on the Internet about this, however.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I learned about DHCP as a method for dynamically assigning IP addresses to computers. However, I am not certain if the Internet uses them as well. I read some on the Internet about this, however.</div>

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