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One day I was on the London Underground on a Train. For those not in London, t… | |
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Well as you can guess no. So I went on a journey of exploration as to why, des… | |
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So my train pulls into a station. By the time I unlock my device, I should hav… | |
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Looking at a lot of Linux software, it appears that usually clients scan 2.4GHz… | |
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Once found, WiFi does a bunch of back and forth negotiating connection paramete… | |
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Now we've got WiFi stood up, we need to negotiate addressing. For IPv4, th… | |
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On home networks, DHCP is frequently performed by dnsmasq. dnsmasq is a neat p… | |
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dnsmasq can only handle one DISCOVER at a time. It also sends an ICMP ECHO Req… | |
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Then there's IPv6. The client joins some multicast groups, waits up to MAX… | |
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