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As you can see in the help center, questions for resources are explicitly off-topic here: Off-Topic If your question is about ... product or resource recommendations; ... then this is NOT the place …

If you check the help center, physical infrastructure (e.g. standard color coding of cables, types of fiber, etc.) is explicitly on-topic here. That is, as long as it's in an environment identical …

Your question was closed for being off topic - it's about host-based security and opinion-oriented. Why do you think that is wrong? You can challenge the closure here at Meta but you can't just repeat …

Each community decides which topics they want to talk about - it's a majority decision and ranting won't likely change it. There are plenty of other SE sites, fitting ones even pointed out in your ori …

While your input is appreciated, you need to point out which of the 'on' topics you'd like to have expanded and why. As with all SE sites, NE is driven by its community. If you can get a majority in t …

You have yourself ruled out the possibly on-topic network components as causes. What's left are the host and hypervisor configurations that are explicitly off topic here. To help you re-diagnose the n …

Sorry, late answer, but our topics list pretty much says it all - most prominently operating, maintaining, purchasing or managing an enterprise / service provider network; So, if that overlay netw …

Along with a few other Stack Exchange sites, Network Engineering went online ten years ago. So, happy birthday to all of us! Image credit: it depends networks Our community is growing on a somewhat s …

Please see the help center for topics you can ask about here. Hosts and their hardware are not among them.

Hmm. Currently, we've got two questions mentioning OS9, and three explicitly about OS10. I'm afraid that doesn't really warrant tags. There are 86 questions tagged [dell], could these potentially all …

Since you're mostly seeking product recommendations, you could likely try on Hardware Recommendations.

Hmm. Questions about L1-L4 protocol theory are legitimate, so ARQ questions are basically on topic, unless convoluted by overly academic or certification-oriented ideas. Since Kurose and Ross sometime …

Sorry, but operating, maintaining, purchasing or managing an enterprise / service provider network; clearly excludes home networks. product or resource recommendations; are also explicitly off top …

I'd like to see virtual host switches (VMware ESXi and MS Hyper-V) added to the 'on' topics. These switches share a lot of logic with their physical cousins - and need to interface with them - but do …