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Aidan Finn demonstrates how you can use Azure’s Network Watcher to check if one Azure virtual machine can talk to another.
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A military investigation found nothing but some whales and walruses. Continue reading Are Whales the Source of the Mysterious Noise In Canada’s Arctic?
Hunters say it’s coming from the bottom of the sea and scaring wildlife. Continue reading The Canadian Military Is Investigating a Mysterious Noise In the Arctic
So you’ve built out your complete home automation setup, with little network-connected “things” scattered all around your home. You’ve got net-connected TVs, weather stations, security cameras, and whatever else. More devices means more chances for failure. How do you know that they’re all online and doing what they should?
[WTH]’s solution is pretty simple: take a Raspberry Pi Zero, ping all the things, log, and display the status on an RGB LED strip. (And if that one-sentence summary was too many words for you, there’s a video embedded below the break.)
Before you go screaming “NOTAHACK!”, we should let you …read more
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Find the PowerShell native version of ping.
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I can access each page of a site through the browser (firefox). I can also see the ip and port address in firebug, but when I open cmd->ping site ->it says "request timeout".
I also tried traceroute. The trace was something… Continue reading Ping Blocking: How to do? How to break?