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@kenthylin

🔧 Networking Hardware | 📡 Wireless Radios | 🌐 IT Solutions Sharing real-world tech setups, device insights & networking tips. Sales • Installations • Config.

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RUNCORE
RUNCORE@kenthylin·
I operate in the IT networking and communications hardware space, supplying and installing professional-grade equipment designed to keep networks fast, stable, and highly reliable. My offerings include enterprise-class switches and routers from Cisco, wireless radios and antennas from Cambium Networks, MikroTik routers and access points, as well as D-Link networking equipment. I also provide high-quality Cat6 structured cabling and PoE (Power over Ethernet) switches to ensure clean, efficient power and data delivery across installations. In addition, I handle mast installations for wireless links, supporting both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint deployments. These setups are ideal for extending connectivity across buildings, estates, campuses, and remote locations where wired infrastructure is impractical.
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Peace Ighodaro💛@peace_igho

What do you do for a living??

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Prince OKs@PrinceOksMusic·
Who else says Twitter instead of X? this X thing no dey work o
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@h4ruk7 This is a Cisco C1121X-8P, a powerful, fanless 8-port Gigabit Ethernet router from the 1000 Series ISR lineup. It's built for small to medium offices, retail environments, and managed service deployments.
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@h4ruk7 This is a Cisco Secure Firewall 4200 Series, a high-performance, enterprise-grade firewall built for data centers and service providers that need both security and massive throughput. It's a beast!
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
Yes, a load balancer can fail, and this is actually one of the biggest concerns when designing a system around it. If there is only one load balancer and it goes down, all traffic stops and the entire application becomes unreachable, even if all the backend servers are perfectly healthy. This is called a single point of failure.
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Mohammed Tawakkal Ahmed
Mohammed Tawakkal Ahmed@Tawakkalah13_10·
Load Balancer its a gatekeeper that is btw users and servers and distributes incoming requests so no single servers go overloaded it is used bc one server cant handle all the load for example if there are 500 user on the server is fine.if thee re are 1000 user on the server it will become slow and 10000 user the server may crash due to overload on the server. so load balancer helps us handle more users by prevent server load and improve the performance and also increase availability problems without a load balancer When only one server handles all requests any crash or network issue then it will make the entire application go down and A single server has limited capacity As the number of users requests increases, the server can become overloaded and leading to slow response times. With load balancer first All user requests are received by the load balancer instead of going directly to a server then .The load balancer regularly checks which servers are working properly and available to handle requests then.Requests are forwarded to servers based on factors like current load response time and availability ensuring no single server is overloaded and it also helps If a server fails or the server is not responsive the load balancer stops sending traffic to it and redirects requests to healthy servers. By evenly distributing traffic and using only healthy servers load balancing improves performance and reduces response delays. load balancer is used for scalability add more servers without changing the client . high availability like if one server crashes ,traffic goes to others. it makes better performaces by making requests spreads Load balancers . optimize resource utilization, ensuring efficient use of server capacity and preventing bottlenecks.Load balancers often monitor the health of servers, directing traffic away from servers experiencing issues or downtime. benefits of using a load balancer scalability easily add more servers without changing the client its also high availability If one server crashes traffic automatically goes to others and better performance !!!! Basic question Can a load balancer itself fail???
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
SecurityLoad balancers also act as a layer of protection between the internet and your servers. They can detect and block suspicious traffic, prevent direct access to backend servers, and help defend against attacks like DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) by absorbing and distributing massive amounts of incoming traffic before it reaches your servers. Session PersistenceSometimes a user needs to stay connected to the same server throughout their session, for example when they are logged in or in the middle of a transaction. Load balancers support this through a feature called sticky sessions, which ensures that a specific user is consistently routed to the same server so their experience remains smooth and uninterrupted.
Mohammed Tawakkal Ahmed@Tawakkalah13_10

Load Balancer its a gatekeeper that is btw users and servers and distributes incoming requests so no single servers go overloaded it is used bc one server cant handle all the load for example if there are 500 user on the server is fine.if thee re are 1000 user on the server it will become slow and 10000 user the server may crash due to overload on the server. so load balancer helps us handle more users by prevent server load and improve the performance and also increase availability problems without a load balancer When only one server handles all requests any crash or network issue then it will make the entire application go down and A single server has limited capacity As the number of users requests increases, the server can become overloaded and leading to slow response times. With load balancer first All user requests are received by the load balancer instead of going directly to a server then .The load balancer regularly checks which servers are working properly and available to handle requests then.Requests are forwarded to servers based on factors like current load response time and availability ensuring no single server is overloaded and it also helps If a server fails or the server is not responsive the load balancer stops sending traffic to it and redirects requests to healthy servers. By evenly distributing traffic and using only healthy servers load balancing improves performance and reduces response delays. load balancer is used for scalability add more servers without changing the client . high availability like if one server crashes ,traffic goes to others. it makes better performaces by making requests spreads Load balancers . optimize resource utilization, ensuring efficient use of server capacity and preventing bottlenecks.Load balancers often monitor the health of servers, directing traffic away from servers experiencing issues or downtime. benefits of using a load balancer scalability easily add more servers without changing the client its also high availability If one server crashes traffic automatically goes to others and better performance !!!! Basic question Can a load balancer itself fail???

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RUNCORE
RUNCORE@kenthylin·
This is true. Talent alone is not enough; it needs the right environment to be seen and valued. A creative mind trapped in a rigid system, or a deep thinker in a culture that ignores analysis, will often go unnoticed no matter how gifted they are. Knowing your worth means little if you are in a room that does not speak your language.
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Ja Leto
Ja Leto@_falsi1ke·
No matter how talented you are, if you're in the wrong environment, you won't be valued.
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin Power over Ethernet ⚡📡 one cable for both data + power = cleaner installs, less hardware, fewer failure points 😌🔥
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
PoE switches vs regular switches. Why does it matter for your installation?
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
It also uses historical traffic patterns. Google already knows what traffic normally looks like on that road at different times of the day, so when real-time data suddenly deviates, it can quickly detect that something unusual is happening. On top of that, it combines data from multiple sources, not just phones. Reports from users, road closures, and even data partnerships help improve accuracy, making the traffic prediction smarter and more reliable over time.
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Akintola Steve
Akintola Steve@Akintola_steve·
Your phone is actually the sensor but most people don’t know this😂 Every device with Google Maps open is silently sending back speed and location data in real time. So when let’s say over 50 phones on the same road suddenly slow from 80km/h to 15km/h, Google doesn’t need a sensor, it already knows.
Captain-EO 👨🏾‍💻@EOEboh

As a developer, have you ever wondered: Google Maps tells you there's traffic ahead in real time There are no sensors on the road So how does it know?

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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
If thousands of devices share one router, how does your data avoid getting mixed up with someone else’s?
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@buzuzu7 That’s great! Wishing you the best of luck. Feel free to reach out to me for any hardware needs, and don’t hesitate to refer a friend as well.
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Agu ji egbe!
Agu ji egbe!@buzuzu7·
@kenthylin I was really good at it but I’ve pivoted to managing business strategy
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RUNCORE
RUNCORE@kenthylin·
I operate in the IT networking and communications hardware space, supplying and installing professional-grade equipment designed to keep networks fast, stable, and highly reliable. My offerings include enterprise-class switches and routers from Cisco, wireless radios and antennas from Cambium Networks, MikroTik routers and access points, as well as D-Link networking equipment. I also provide high-quality Cat6 structured cabling and PoE (Power over Ethernet) switches to ensure clean, efficient power and data delivery across installations. In addition, I handle mast installations for wireless links, supporting both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint deployments. These setups are ideal for extending connectivity across buildings, estates, campuses, and remote locations where wired infrastructure is impractical.
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Peace Ighodaro💛@peace_igho

What do you do for a living??

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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin If your device needs power anyway… why run 2 cables? 🤔🔥
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin ISPs weren’t selling internet… they were selling scarcity 😭📶💸🔥
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
How did small ISPs survive before MikroTik gave us cheap queue trees and simple bandwidth management?
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@AiCamila_ If cheap ISP setups didn’t exist, what made internet access so costly in the early days?
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin Cheap ISP dreams didn’t exist… only expensive routers 💸🔥
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin It’s like a room full of people yelling “connect to me” 😂 your phone picks the one it trusts the most 😎🔥
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
If WiFi signals are invisible waves, how does your phone know which network to connect to instantly?
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@AiCamila_ If WiFi is always broadcasting itself, how does your phone decide which network to connect to?
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin Your phone isn’t “finding WiFi” WiFi is constantly announcing itself 📢📶🔥
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Camila@AiCamila_·
@kenthylin Companies don’t lack tools… they lack discipline 💀🔥
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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
Most companies already have a pile of security tools like firewalls, endpoint protection, SIEM, antivirus, MFA, vulnerability scanners, but they rarely use them to full potential. Misconfigurations, ignored alerts, unpatched systems, and poor visibility into logs mean threats slip through even with "good" tools in place. Adding yet another shiny product often just increases complexity, alert fatigue, and cost without fixing the root issues. The real gap is usually people and processes: better training, clear ownership of alerts, regular tuning of rules, proper incident response playbooks, and basic hygiene like patching and least-privilege access. When teams deeply understand and optimize what they already own, security improves dramatically often more than buying the next tool ever could.
Cyber_Racheal@CyberRacheal

Most companies don’t need more security tools. They need to understand the ones they already have.

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RUNCORE@kenthylin·
@AfiaDimple_ Not all, some will do you wrong and act like it's nothing.
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Afia Dimple🦋
Afia Dimple🦋@AfiaDimple_·
When people know that they did you wrong they avoid you.
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Sir David Onyemaizu🦍
Sir David Onyemaizu🦍@SirDavidBent·
You technically cannot have my support on X & not experience significant growth. It is impossible. Even if your account is in the abyss of invisibility, my page will bring it up for you. But the problem is that you are not ready to fully commit & let me help you.
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Agu ji egbe!
Agu ji egbe!@buzuzu7·
@kenthylin Of course it does, if quality throughput is of essence
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