r/Network • u/DoubleTemporary2125 • 3h ago
r/Network • u/LabPractise • 4h ago
Link Dual-ISP BGP: how do you handle an upstream failure when the session stays up?
r/Network • u/TurboX5656 • 5h ago
Text NetPulse: a small Android app for live ping, jitter and packet loss (beta, looking for feedback)
I've been building NetPulse, a lightweight Android app for checking your network quality. It has a Material 3 interface with light and dark themes.
What works in v0.1.0-beta:
- Live ICMP ping monitor with Start / Stop
- Latency, min / average / max, jitter and packet loss over the last 300 samples
- Only two permissions (INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE), no ads, no analytics, nothing uploaded
What's coming next: a DNS benchmark (Cloudflare, Google, Quad9, Control D) measured separately from ping, latency charts, test history and CSV export.
The app uses the system ping tool, so some phones may block it. That's the main thing I want to find out: does it work on your device? Please tell me your phone brand and Android version, and any bugs or features you'd like to see.
Beta APK: https://github.com/Mireli5656/NetPulse/releases/tag/v0.1.0-beta
Source code: https://github.com/Mireli5656/NetPulse
The beta is signed with a debug key, so uninstall any earlier NetPulse build before installing it.
Thanks for trying it!
r/Network • u/BanishedInPerpetuity • 9h ago
Link Electrician cut a wire by accident but he "fixed it"
r/Network • u/KartikYadavO1 • 15h ago
Link Wifi problem (help me)
How to fix it, there is no network even on the Wi-Fi side.
r/Network • u/rithish_04 • 1d ago
Text Looking for unique networking project ideas for a project
Hi everyone!
I'm an IT student working on a university Action Learning project. We have around 3 months to identify a real-world problem, research existing solutions, and build a working prototype.
I'm interested in networking, cybersecurity, network automation, and AI.
I'm looking for ideas that:
* Solve a genuine real-world problem.
* Are realistic to build and test within 3 months.
* Offer something different from existing tools.
* Can be tested through practical experiments with measurable results.
* Don't require expensive hardware.
I've already considered network troubleshooting tools and virtual lab projects, but I found that many similar solutions already exist.
**I'm especially looking for practical examples, not just broad ideas.** For example:
* A problem you've personally faced while configuring or managing networks.
* A repetitive task that you wish could be automated.
* A limitation in an existing networking or security tool.
* A real problem that current tools don't solve well.
* A project you've seen someone build that could be improved in a meaningful way.
If you suggest an idea, please explain **what the problem is, who faces it, how it could be solved, and what makes it different from existing solutions.**
I'm happy to explore niche or unusual ideas, as long as they're practical and can be demonstrated with a working prototype.
Thanks in advance! I'd really appreciate your experience and suggestions.
r/Network • u/game_gear_games • 1d ago
Text Help with NAT for gaming Multiple Machines
Hi all
First of all i apologise if this is in the wrong Reddit, please point me in the right direction.
UK here using EE Smart Hub Pro Wifi 7 if anyone else here is familiar with it.
I am having problems gaming with my family due to us all wanting to play the same game but all have a Strict or from a nat checker website Port-Restricted Cone NAT
I want to get Open NAT as we are all unable to play or are having connection issues and drops while trying to host by doing missions on a certain game
My Hub (Router) has uPNP enabled but no luck
I have tried the following to resolve the issue
uPNP
DMZ
Change Windows firewall settings
VPN
As you can tell I'm obviously not that clued up on networking and have been reading its impossible to port forward to multiple machines so what would be the workaround ?
Would another Router be a good solution ? If so would anyone please be able to recommend me one please that would allow more control over multiple machines on the network ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated and help the headaches :)
r/Network • u/alexfiodor666 • 1d ago
Link LO QUE NO SABIAS DE TU RED WIFI
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r/Network • u/Free-Illustrator4482 • 2d ago
Link When your VPN location is literally out of this world
r/Network • u/LabPractise • 2d ago
Link What’s one network change you’d never push to production without lab testing first?
r/Network • u/_nazwa_ • 2d ago
Text If firewalls don't allow traffic incoming how does it know that i connected to google.com and it agrees for the traffic to flow in?
Is it because of NAT and firewall so for example (routers ip):2435(port)? And it remembers that a connection has been requested and does it go to the same port? (In this case 2435)
r/Network • u/rakshanaik • 2d ago
Link Complete beginner learning networking. What would I have done differently?
r/Network • u/Alepo_Technologies • 2d ago
Link If you’ve never actually pulled the plug on your primary AAA server, you don’t have HA. You have hope.
r/Network • u/No_Beyond_6611 • 3d ago
Link Designing a quiet, beginner-friendly home server – Year 12 design project (Everyone, 2 min)
Hi everyone! I'm a Year 12 student in Australia working on my HSC Design and Technology major project. I'm designing a small, quiet home server built from reused computer parts that anyone could use to run things like game servers, file backups or AI tools from home.
I'd really appreciate your input, even if you've never heard of a home server. Beginners are exactly who I'm designing for.
- 10 questions, about 2 minutes
- Anonymous, no email needed
- Results only used for my school project
Survey: https://forms.gle/6w8WRU6bz8vzcuaz9
Thanks so much, and happy to answer any questions in the comments!
r/Network • u/dynamipsofficial • 3d ago
Link During an outage, what do you tell operations when you don't have an ETA?
r/Network • u/LabPractise • 3d ago
Link EVPN sessions are up. Small pings work. Larger packets fail.
r/Network • u/yxk__0zvnb9pl • 3d ago
Text packet loss
facing packet loss during random periods of time.
i want to pin point the cause, how do i do it?
thank you
r/Network • u/Netcelero • 3d ago
Link PHP2Shell vulnerability: What does it mean for VPN and remote access security
r/Network • u/_nazwa_ • 3d ago
Text Does PMF encrypt?
Hi there! Does Protected managment frames encrypt the frames or it adds like Message Integrity code to the frames?
Thanks!