Jaspreet Singh
BGP vs OSPF BGP and OSPF are two of the most commonly used routing protocols in today’s IP networks. They are both capable of handling very large-scale deployments and offer a high degree of flexibility and functionality. BGP is a path vector protocol that uses a hop-by-hop routing model. BGP routers maintain a database of … Read more
Verizon 5G Home Internet is Verizon’s wireless home internet service powered by their next-generation 5G network. Verizon, at the forefront of 5G deployment in the United States, launched the first commercial 5G network in 2018. The Verizon 5G Home Internet, a fixed wireless internet service, leverages Verizon’s cutting-edge 5G Ultra Wideband network to deliver home … Read more
Resetting your Xfinity router is a simple process that can solve a lot of internet connectivity issues you may be experiencing. It erases any software glitches and resets the router to its original factory settings. The reset only takes 2-5 minutes to complete and is easy to perform by locating the recessed reset button on … Read more
What is Software Load Balancer? A software load balancer is a type of load balancer that uses software to distribute traffic across multiple servers. This type of load balancer is often used in web farms and other high-traffic applications where hardware load balancers cannot keep up with the demand. Software load balancers can be either … Read more
What is Hardware Load Balancer? A hardware load balancer is a physical device that helps to distribute the workload across multiple servers by using a variety of methods such as round robin, least connection, and so on. This ensures that no single server is overwhelmed with requests and that each server gets a fair share … Read more