SHUBHASHRI SINHA

In this blog I'm going to create a  network Topology Setup in such a way that System A can  ping to two Systems System B and System C but both these systems should not be pinging each other without using any security rule e.g firewall etc . Every body thinks that in a network topology, if System A can ping to B and System B can ping to C, then it's obvious that system C can ping system A. But NO, Not Always... So in this blog, I'm going to show you how to create such topology. And believe me, doing this is so simple. It's just a game of netmask and routing table. Let's jump to the practical : System A : 1. Change the ip and netmask of system A to 192.168.1.20/16 2. Then add network range in the routing table .      Here I've selected the range such that it can ping to both of my other system. 3. By using route -n command, you can check the routing table  of System. 4. Using ifconfig enp0s3 command, you can check the ip of the system . System B : 1. C...

In this blog I'm going to show you how to create a setup that can ping some specific websites. Here I'm creating a setup that can ping GOOGLE but not able to ping FACEBOOK from same system. Believe me it's so simple, it's just a game of networking and routing table. What is routing table? A table is maintained by the internal router called as  Routing table . It helps the internal router to decide on which interface the data packet should be forwarded.   Routing table consists of the following three fields - IP Address of the destination subnet Subnet mask of the subnet Interface Let's see how to create such setup: 1. Check the ip address and netmask of the system. 2. Here you can see I'm able to ping Google and Facebook . 3. Check the ip of google.     Here i've used nslookup command to check the ip. 4. Delete the Internet Gatewaty for all Ip. 5. Then add rule in routing table according to google's ip so that google's ip will come in that range...