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Initially, I thought of filing this post under “Life Log” but since it relates to computer, I just file it under “Tech Stuff”. Not much to learn about this topic, but would love to mention my experience with networking.

I remember there was a module related to computer networking in my Bachelor’s degree course. However, since it was an online course, I didn’t have any practical for that. The thing I remember most is on how to calculate the subnet mask and other networking issue – very theory type.

However, as an IT support in my office, sometimes I have to mess around with the networking configuration and cables. The cables here refers to Cat 5, or Category 5 in full. But Category 5 has been superseded by the Category 5e (CAT5e) specification. Not going into details as I am not a pro in this.

All I know is just very basic troubleshooting of computer network, like accessing the router page to tweak the configuration or mess with the TCP/IP, proxy setting. :P

Few days ago, a friend of mine ask me how to access the router page. Well, base on my experience, it defers from the router/modem model.  Basically, here are some possible values that able to access to the router page:

192.168.0.1
192.168.1.1
10.0.0.2

Although sometimes I like to complain about my job, I did learn something for sure – very practical technical skills, I mean.

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