Server Saturday: Understanding ARP – How Devices Communicate on a Local Network
Have you ever wondered how devices on a local network communicate with each other? It’s all thanks to a little protocol called ARP (Address Resolution Protocol). ARP helps devices identify each other’s unique MAC addresses, allowing them to send and receive data packets smoothly. In this post, we’ll dive deep into the world of ARP,…
Subnet Sunday: Unveiling the Mystery of MAC Addresses
MAC addresses are unique identifiers assigned to every device on a network. Think of it as a name tag that your device wears to distinguish itself from others. In this post, we’ll explore how MAC addresses are assigned, how they are used for communication on a network, and why they are important for security.
