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Assuming Comcast operates like spectrum/old twc, nodes are field ops, not netops. Netops isn't monitoring that at all. As for EU speaking to netops TBC I'm not saying it's good. I'm just saying it's reality. Too many people can't spell IP and see something like the OP posted in their output text...
You, as a residential subscriber, will never speak to or even come close to network ops at any major ISP nor will anyone at the ISP that you do speak to. If there actually is an issue you discovered with something as simple as pathping they already know about it as would be impacting thousands...
Let's pretend you're a true precog and know the future, you're more likely a crack head, but we're still going to pretend, and agree the market will crash in 2029. It's 2026 should not a wise man reap profits while they can?
Most common reason for VPN slowness on one system vs another is MTU + fragmentation. Should not be thing in the age of mtu discovery, but it us. Lower the mtu on the box in question by 30 bytes. Reboot and try again.
PREACH! This fucker up here ^^^^ get's it. I'm killing time typing this on Lenovo Windows 11 laptop because I'm tired of working on the presentation I'm doing on my Macbook for work. I've got linux VMs running pihole, log, and netflow servers. Hell there used to be a couple AiX and Solaris...
I'd love to get hold of this tool and run it against the Planetary Annihilation server code and see if it improves the horrible time dilation when played against bots.
To be clear you don't run the IP stack in promiscuous mode. You run the NIC in promiscuous mode. There are non TCP/IP protocols. That said, you are 100% correct. I discovered this kind of BS due to my previous employer sniffing network traffic on my work laptop decades ago. Generally not a big...
All of that is easily found if you've even half a brain. You're either a troll, which is perfectly fine and acceptable, or deliberately obtuse, less fine but your right to be. You've clearly made your mind up and I personally don't have the time or inclination to try and change it.
I test, sell...
That's just flat out unknowledgeable. You should look into things more before posting shit like that. Fortinet actually finds most of their CVEs internally unlike PAN. Also, unlike PAN they disclose openly. To be fair PAN is not as bad as Check Point at disclosure though I do personally prefer...
I wish all my vendors were as open and honest about their vulnerabilities as Fortinet. When it's my choice I'll deploy their "dogshit" over every one of their competitors all day every day.