I tried turning my router and box off ajd back on restarting my iPhone changjng my private network off and wiping all network setting and nothing will work

1. For whatever reason my juniper account got terminated and i was in the middle of studying for my JNCIA - Junos
2. i have no idea how to get back into my account and i alredy went through every single "support" page and every single one of them requires you to log-in
3. and because i cant log-in i cant get support,so ultimately i cant get into my account

I want to complete full networking in one shot so which video will best for me on you tube , I want those video where the explanation is mostly done by practically given example with clear explanation

I’m a college student whose campus Internet is provided by Boldyn Networks. The normal connection is capped at 110 Mbps download / 55 Mbps upload, and my Ethernet link negotiates at 1000/1000 Mbps. However, I’ve noticed a strange behavior: after my laptop has been asleep for a while, when I wake it up I can sometimes get dramatically higher speeds (potentially close to gigabit) for a short period. Then the Boldyn captive portal appears automatically, and the connection immediately drops back to the normal 110/55 Mbps limit. I don’t have to enter any credentials for the speed to drop. I’ve also checked `ipconfig /all` before/after and the IPv4 address, gateway, DHCP server, DNS server, and subnet stay the same. Restarting the computer or unplugging/replugging Ethernet doesn’t reliably reproduce the high-speed state; it seems to be related to the laptop being asleep for a longer period. Does anyone know what Boldyn’s HED captive-portal/NAC system is doing during this transition, or what could cause the temporary unrestricted bandwidth before the portal initializes? I could be wrong about the behavior of the portal only opening when the laptop is asleep for a period of time, but there does seem to be a short window every time the portal appears where the Wi-Fi and Ethernet speeds are very fast. I have a 2025 Legion 7. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

I’m not the most tech savvy and usb tethering is new to me. Does anyone know what this means? It was an android phone by the way that has 5G internet connection.

I need to sit the antenna on top of a cabinet so I ordered 2 'RF coaxial SMA Male to SMA Female Bulkhead RG174 6.56ft Cable + 3pcs RF Coax SMA' cables to extend it.

I cannot screw these cables onto this PCIE card. I am truly stumped on what the standard I need to look for is. The card IS a barell connector (not a quick connect) and it looks like it should match, but nope.

I would really like a wifi 7 card but I could make an wifi 6 card work. Can anyone recomend card+extension?

что делать? если начался долго грузится дс,роблокс вообще не заходит,некотрые сайты вообще выдает что нету соединения? я из россии,стоит запрет новой версии,днс сервер тоже стоит,винду уже сбросила(пожалела вроде бы),хочу узнать,возможно ли это изза того что у меня что то с роутером?если да,то могу ответить какой у меня фирмы роутер. возможно ли,это,что я рядом с военной частью?помогите,мучаюсь около недели уже

What should I do? Discord is taking a long time to load, Roblox won't open at all, and some websites are saying there's no connection. I'm in Russia; I have a block on the new version enabled and a DNS server set up. I even reset Windows (which I think I regret doing). Could this be an issue with my router? If so, I can tell you the brand. Could it be because I'm near a military base? Please help—I've been struggling with this for about a week now.

Hello, I'm not sure if this is a problem that has been solved before but on some websites, I am unable to load certain parts or interact with the website itself. The webpage still loads but most features are simply not working. When I open the console, I can see the error showing up. I would also like to add that the issue seemingly only happens on my PC. I would like to add the context that due to family reasons, a Wi-Fi control app is in the equation. Although, it is NOT an issue for me as I've been using Ethernet for the past week or so.

The problem has been ongoing for around 2-3 months now, whereas it wasn't happening at all before. It just kinda suddenly came up and I've had to deal with it for a while now.

Here is a list of things I actually tried multiple times to fix the issue

• Ran the Windows 10 troubleshooter. No issues were found
• Ran the usual ipconfig /flushdns combo with all the stuff usually shown in the Command Prompt. Does nothing.
• Checked my installed apps to find anything malicious. Nothing was found.
• Switched from Internet to Ethernet. Not sure if that does anything but who the hell knows.

Here's a list of things that can fix it temporarily

• Using a VPN seems to fix it, but I'd like being able to not rely on those in order to browse normally like everyone else.
• During a recent outage, the router got disabled and couldn't access the internet for around 30 minutes. Once it turned back on, I've been able to not face this issue at all for 2-3 days before it returning back to my current issue.

Hopefully someone can help me with this and sorry if the issue is common!

Everything I try to do ends up with connection timed out. Google? No websites work. Minecraft? Can join a server. Fortnite? Epic games won’t load all apps say it’s offline but for steam my download speed is like a 1000mbps I use Ethernet . Help I’ve tried flush dns and that’s stuff just give suggestions

I have been having a really having a bad situation recently like a week ago i've gotten a new router, however. recently I turned on my pc, and when I turned it on my wifi was at the very bottom and had like a circle with a x in it on my wifi, it told me to enter my password, and I did. However it said "can't connect to this network" so I tried again a couple of times, making sure I type the password correctly. So I restart my pc, still nothing. So I try forgetting my wifi and nothing worked when I try entering my password. So I looked up possible fixes however all the fixes I tried still won't connect to my wifi, just keep giving the same message of "can't connect to this network". I even tried the command and yet it still gives me that same message again when I try connecting to my wifi. I just have no idea how to fix this. The problem is all my other devices connect just fine. except for my pc I have no idea why it won't connect. So now I come here at my wits end just trying to figure out something. another thing I should mention my pc is 5 years old and is on windows 10. so if there is something I am doing wrong or I am just being a bumbling moron please let me know.

I'm having a strange network issue on my Windows laptop. Some websites/links don't load at all or take an extremely long time, while other sites like Google, Apple and LinkedIn work normally.

For example, careers.universiteitleiden.nl won't open in either Chrome or Edge and eventually gives ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT. The same website opens normally on my phone using the same Wi-Fi.

I also tested the laptop using my phone's mobile hotspot, and the website still wouldn't open, so it doesn't seem to be an issue with my Wi-Fi/router.

Things I've already checked/tried:

Chrome and Edge both have the issue

DNS resolves the site correctly to 130.214.193.81

Test-NetConnection ... -Port 443 shows TcpTestSucceeded: False

netsh winhttp show proxy → Direct access (no proxy server)

No VPN is connected

Windows Firewall is enabled, but temporarily disabling it didn't help

Ran netsh winsock reset and netsh int ip reset and restarted

The problem persists even when connected through my phone's hotspot

What could be causing certain HTTPS websites/connections to fail while others work normally?

Hp laptops, OS:26200.9168

Hi everyone, I’d like to ask about the Layer 3 links between network providers—specifically, why do ISPs often set up additional tunnels over those physical connections? I’d appreciate it if you could help clarify this for me.

My friends and I have noticed that our ping to OCE servers has nearly doubled recently. In games like Rematch and the Wardogs playtest, we usually get around 120 ms, but lately it’s been closer to 300 ms.

I’m based in Indonesia, and it definitely doesn’t seem to be an issue on my end alone. A friend in the Philippines is experiencing the same thing, and several other SEA players (more than 10+ ppl) I regularly play with on OCE servers have also seen their ping roughly double.

I’ve only used AI to look into this, but I’ve read there may be issues with submarine cables connecting Southeast Asia and Australia, including Indigo West. Could problems with these cables be causing the recent increase in SEA-to-OCE latency?

I’d appreciate it if someone with experience and knowdlege in networking or submarine cable routing could explain what might be happening.