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Epic Pic of my Home Network

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I like this feature from my new router. Post em if you have em.


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Wait you actually setup the software that comes with your router?

I dont know about you But I know how everything is connected on my network off of my HEAD.
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While a pretty cool feature I'm pretty sure everyone can just mentally visualize their network topography
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Originally Posted by tagurtoast View Post
Wait you actually setup the software that comes with your router?

I dont know about you But I know how everything is connected on my network off of my HEAD.

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Originally Posted by cypher\his View Post
While a pretty cool feature I'm pretty sure everyone can just mentally visualize their network topography
Well me too but its still nice to see a map of everything.
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EMP7Y
Ironic, I just drew a picture of mine:
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greydor
This thread is lol.
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Originally Posted by EMP7Y View Post
Ironic, I just drew a picture of mine:

Nice fans, lol
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EMP7Y
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Originally Posted by Raptor_Jesus View Post
Nice fans, lol

Thanks precision CAD designed for maximum CFM with minimum DB... real high tech stuff.
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D3FiN3 SiN
Zune HD = win.
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W4LNUT5
You can do this with nMap as well. It just doesn't look as "KDE" as that. But if this kinda thing interests you, nMap is the way to go. You should be able to map out much more than just your home network
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EMpty you really out did all my expectations there. I challenge anyone to draw something better.
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H-man
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Originally Posted by cypher\his View Post
While a pretty cool feature I'm pretty sure everyone can just mentally visualize their network topography
I have only 2 computers and a wired network. (Wired ftw)
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Its all about packet tracer, if anyone has done any CCNA stuff you probably know what I'm talking about.
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greydor
Seeing as the name of your SSID is linksys, you should look for the secret page on that software that shows all of your neighbors' computers too.

I'm an ass.
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H-man
Then why not crack WEP2 with A GPGPU?
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bobfig
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Originally Posted by Flatliner View Post
Its all about packet tracer, if anyone has done any CCNA stuff you probably know what I'm talking about.
some one say packet tracer???


my laptop is wireless or wired to the switch. it depends on how fast i wana transfer files.

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Jaggar
heres mine, provided by an old lynksis
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Originally Posted by bobfig View Post
some one say packet tracer???


my laptop is wireless or wired to the switch. it depends on how fast i wana transfer files.

Oh I like that...
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todd2008

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Lige
So, wait, you have two X360's? Why?

Also, I thought you were going to show us a picture of something like this:




(note it has been cleaned up since)
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