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Une fibre optique plaquée or garantie sans congestion ni sucres ajoutés 


Veille technologique / Pénurie de DRAM et SSD due à l'IABonjour,
L'impact sur le prix d'un PC est quand meme énorme.
J'ai changé mon vieux PC en 2024
RAM 2 x 16Go DDR5 Corsair
10/24 125.7 EUR TTC
03/25 => 465,90 EUR TTC
pour le ssd c'est + 100 EUR
le proc n'a pas trop bougé
Actus Orange / Orange lance deux nouvelles Livebox Wi-Fi 7 "Intelligent"Bon je vais conclure et ne plus embêter la communauté:
POURQUOI N'Y A T'IL PAS DE BANDE 6 Ghz SUR LES LIVEBOX ORANGE 2026 ?
(question au bureau d'étude)
:'(
Remplacer la LiveBox par un routeur / Remplacement de la Livebox par un routeur OpenwrtDUID et MAC : Principe général : éviter de jouer avec pour en changer trop vite ... On a des fonctions dans le réseau qui limitent le nbe de DUID / MAC derrière un même accès. Mais cela vous le saviez déjà.
Avec une temporisation de clear "d 'un certain temps" ..
Eteindre ou débrancher l'ONT, je ne suis pas certain que cela nettoie à 100% de chance ton contexte dans le OLT/DSLAM face à ta ligne, je vais vérifier ce point, mais je ne pense pas.
RFC 9915 Page 10
binding
A binding (or client binding) is a group of server data records containing the information the server has about the addresses or delegated prefixes in an Identity Association (IA) or configuration information explicitly assigned to the client. Configuration information that has been returned to a client through a policy, such as the information returned to all clients on the same link, does not require a binding. A binding containing information about an IA is indexed by the tuple <DUID, IA-type, IAID> (where IA-type is the type of lease in the IA -- for example, address or delegated prefix). A binding containing configuration information for aclient is indexed by <DUID>. See below for definitions of DUID, IA, and IAID.

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Actus Orange / LiveboxMonitor - Mieux gérer sa Livebox 4, 5, 6 ou 7
Veille technologique / Pénurie de DRAM et SSD due à l'IAah ? ça n'est pas déjà le cas ?
The U.S. Moves Once Again to Ban Chinese Memory; CXMT & YMTC Could Soon Be Banned from Several Government Devices
Muhammad Zuhair • Mar 2, 2026 at 01:01pm EST
The US is working on legislation targeting Chinese memory suppliers, and according to a new proposed 'rulemaking', the use of YMTC and CXMT could be banned for government products.
YMTC, SMIC & CXMT Are Now Targeted In a Proposed Legislation, Limiting Their Adoption Across Commercial Products
The debate over integrating Chinese memory into consumer-grade products has emerged recently amid DRAM shortages. The 'Big 3' suppliers are currently busy with enterprise demand, leaving little capacity behind for consumer products. However, one of the major factors hindering the likes of CXMT from supplying DRAM chips to mainstream manufacturers is US legislation, and it appears this could be a major problem in the near future. Under a new rulemaking issued by the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council (FAR), the use of chips from CXMT, YMTC, and SMIC is intended to be cut off from commercial products.
The US is working on legislation targeting Chinese memory suppliers, and according to a new proposed 'rulemaking', the use of YMTC and CXMT could be banned for government products.
The debate over integrating Chinese memory into consumer-grade products has emerged recently amid DRAM shortages. The 'Big 3' suppliers are currently busy with enterprise demand, leaving little capacity behind for consumer products. However, one of the major factors hindering the likes of CXMT from supplying DRAM chips to mainstream manufacturers is US legislation, and it appears this could be a major problem in the near future. Under a new rulemaking issued by the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council (FAR), the use of chips from CXMT, YMTC, and SMIC is intended to be cut off from commercial products.
When we talk about the consumer segment, one of the most significant problems with integrating CXMT/YMTC into laptops, mobiles, and PCs is that manufacturers will find it challenging to use chips from Chinese suppliers in a landscape where government use is forbidden. We have seen reports that major PC manufacturers have contacted CXMT about potential DRAM collaboration, but it would be interesting to see whether the talks materialize into an actual integration.
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