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I'm trying to do a little experiment where I run a simulated ISP for a village, but it seems after about 5 or 6 network hubs chained together, a computer cannot reach the primary router, nor other connected clients.
I'm not sure if this has to do with physical distance, or perhaps with a internal limit of the amount of hubs that can be daisy-chained?
Manually adding an ARP entry for v4 doesn't seem to work, and the ipv6 ULU (fe80::/64) ranges seem to be unreachable as well.
I've also set the TTL for all ping attempts to 128. since the documentation mentioned one hub counts as one hop.
Any clues? :)
I've attached some screenshots of the hubs and their layout as well as the connected devices.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to do a little experiment where I run a simulated ISP for a village, but it seems after about 5 or 6 network hubs chained together, a computer cannot reach the primary router, nor other connected clients.
I'm not sure if this has to do with physical distance, or perhaps with a internal limit of the amount of hubs that can be daisy-chained?
Manually adding an ARP entry for v4 doesn't seem to work, and the ipv6 ULU (fe80::/64) ranges seem to be unreachable as well.
I've also set the TTL for all ping attempts to 128. since the documentation mentioned one hub counts as one hop.
Any clues? :)
I've attached some screenshots of the hubs and their layout as well as the connected devices.
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