Just dropped a beginner-friendly guide to understanding containers! 🐳 If you've been curious about Docker and how containers differ from VMs, this post breaks it down with networking examples. https://academy.anythingoverip.com/understanding-containers-guide/?ref=skool My Docker server at home is currently running 82 containers. When you click on the link above, you are actually accessing 2 of them, behind, Cloudflare for caching, but the actual server is running on docker. One container for the database that holds all the information, and one that host the front end that you read. My exam engine is built on a separate container. Anyone else using containers for network services?

Just dropped a new post on MAC learning and aging! 🔄 Ever wonder how switches magically know where your devices are? It's all about building and maintaining that MAC address table. https://academy.anythingoverip.com/mac-learning-and-aging/?ref=skool What's your experience with troubleshooting MAC table issues?

Just dropped a practical guide on setting up wireless access points! 📡 From physical installation to security config - everything you need for solid WiFi connectivity. What's your biggest challenge with wireless setups? https://academy.anythingoverip.com/setup-wireless-access-point/?ref=skool

Two routers are trying to establish an OSPF neighbor relationship on the same Ethernet segment: **Router A:** - Router ID: 192.168.1.10 - Interface Priority: 100 - Interface IP: 10.1.1.1/24 **Router B:** - Router ID: 172.16.1.5 - Interface Priority: 100 - Interface IP: 10.1.1.2/24 Both routers are powered on simultaneously and begin the DR/BDR election process. Which router becomes the Designated Router (DR) and why? Drop your answer below! 👇

PAT (Port Address Translation) can support thousands of internal devices using a single public IP address because it modifies both the source IP address and source port number in outbound packets. True or false? Explain your reasoning! 🤔