IP SLA
From charlesreid1
IP SLA = internet protocol service level agreements; these are used by routers to keep WANs running smoothly.
You can use IP SLA to generate traffic between routers and create bottlenecks. This can also be simulated using the GNS3 virtual networking appliance. See https://gns3vault.com/blog/gns3-ip-sla-traffic-generator/
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Diagnosing network interfaces: Linux/Network Interfaces Connecting to nodes with ssh: Linux/SSH Bridging networks with ssh tunnels: Linux/SSH Linux file server nfs/smb/sshfs: Linux/File Server Samba on linux: Linux/Samba Automounting network shares on linux: Linux/Automount Network Shares Monitoring system resources: Linux/System Monitoring Linux systemd: Linux/Systemd
IP Schema (ipcalc): Linux/IP Schema DHCP Server: Linux/DHCP DNS Server: Linux/DNS NTP Server: Linux/NTP
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