unable to install teamviewer 11 due to libjpeg62 dependency

Defining each and every host on the Hybrid computer networks makes administering the network much easier task and tracking irregularities on time is much more likely.

A very must have thing in a controlled network infrastructure is defining every machine part of it to easily monitor later with the monitoring tools. No matter the tools network monitoring is only part on solving network issues. The best practice from my experience so far is to define each and every computer / phone / laptop host joining the network and hence later easily monitor what is going on the network with something like iptraf-ng / nethogs / iperf – described in prior how to check internet spepeed from console and in check server internet connectivity speed with speedtest-cli) iftop / nload or for more complex stuff wireshark or even a simple tcpdump. This is what happened to me so this is how this post was born. Normally if you have a fully controlled little or middle class home or office network (10 – 15 electronic devices nodes) connecting to the LAN in a mixed moth some are connected via one of the Networks via connected Wifi to 192.168.1.0/22 others are LANned and using static IP adddresses and traffic is routed among two ISPs and each network can see the other network, there is always a possibility of things to go wrong. The result out of this is that some devices might pick up their IP address via DHCP from the wrong dhcp server. If you have two networks that see each other and they're not separated in VLANs but see each other sharing a common netmask lets say 255.255.254.0 or 255.255.252.0, it might happend that there are 2 dhcp servers for example ( isc-dhcp-server running on 192.168.1.1 and dhcpd running on 192.168.0.1 can broadcast their services to both LANs 192.168.1.0.1/24 (netmask 255.255.255.0) and Local Net LAN 192.168.1.1/24. Tracking the Problem of MAC duplicates on Linux routers

Unable to install teamviewer 11 due to libjpeg62 dependency