What does Internet2 have to do with IPv6?
What do Internet2 and IPv6 have in common? Does Internet2 have anything to do with IPv6?

Answer Question   |  August 13, 2010  3:30 PM
Internet protocol, Internet2, IP networking, IPv6, WAN, wide area network, Wide Area Networks, Wireless in 2010

Can you earn a degree in IPv6?
Hi. I’m really interested in IPv6 and want to go to school to learn more about it and become an expert in the field. I can’t find any universities that teach IPv6 though. Where can I get an education or earn a degree in IPv6 technology?

Answer Question   |  May 2, 2010  8:03 PM
Career development, Degree, Degree programs, degrees, Education, Education/training, Educational Institutions, Internet protocol, IPv6, IT training, IT training and certifications, IT training and coursework, WAN

When a Network receives a packet, does it use the IP or MAC address?
When a packet is sent in the network, which address is being used; the IP (Internet Protocol) or MAC (Media Access Control)?

Answer Question   |  October 20, 2009  2:43 PM
Internet protocol, IP, Mac, Networking

Routing VLANs to public IPs from Intranet through Fortigate firewall
We have three virtual local area networks (VLANs) as follows: 1 data, 2 voice and 3 wireless. We have 6506e at the core, and interVLAN routing is working fine. The problem is implementing FortiGate firewall in transparent mode and terminating the ISP on the router with Ethernet output. I am not able to route VLANs [...]

Answer Question   |  February 26, 2009  11:28 PM
Firewalls, FortiGate, Internet protocol, InterVLAN Routing, ISP, Network Address Translation, Network hardware, Network security, Network security appliances, Networking, Routers, Routing and switching, Virtual LAN

Types of LSAs used in OSPF
What are the different types of link-state advertisements (LSAs) that will be used in Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)?

Answer Question   |  May 6, 2011  6:44 PM
Internet protocol, Link-state advertisements (LSAs), Networking, OSPF protocol, Routing protocols