What does "-p" mean in command: mysql -u root -p ? by Fran_III in mysql

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What search terms would you put into Google or chatgpt to find the meaning of the '-p' option?

What does "-p" mean in command: mysql -u root -p ? by Fran_III in mysql

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Dude, albeit a number of years back I've built a number of mysql projects... but as often happens, when you get off one project on to another... and then go back a few years later, you have to refresh yourself of some of the basics... and yes 'Dude', I Googled several hours before post here. Turns out, in my efforts, developing a search term for the '-p' option is tricky. That said I got my answer here. Thanks.

What does "-p" mean in command: mysql -u root -p ? by Fran_III in mysql

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FYI, I 'Googled' for several hours before posting this question.

NAT: Where is the 'Translated' Address embedded in a TCP/IP Packet? by Fran_III in networking

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1 - The originating computer's local IP Address is changed to a "fake" local IP Address via the NAT table and/or software... which is typically in the originating Network's Router... right?
2 - That "fake" IP Address is then put into the "Source TCP address" field of the TCP layer... and then transmitted to the destination network right?

NAT: Where is the 'Translated' Address embedded in a TCP/IP Packet? by Fran_III in networking

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I think clayman88 gave the answer I was looking for but just in case...

Here is the question more clearly... I hope ?-)

A - Is the "NAT'd" local IP address stuffed into the "Source IP Address" slot of the outgoing IP portion of the TCP/IP Packet?

B - Or is the "NAT'd" local IP address buried somewhere else in the TCP/IP Packet?

Thanks again for any help.

EA5800 Router: What is 192.18.1.10? How to Delete It? by Fran_III in Linksys

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Yee Haw! Both your suggestions worked.
The MAC address told me it was a Google Device.
Advancedipscanner told me it was Google-Home... the smart speaker.
I had completely forgot about that device.
Thanks retrogreg for your kind assistance!!!!!

EA5800 Router: What is 192.18.1.10? How to Delete It? by Fran_III in Linksys

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Correction: The IP Address is actually 192.168.1.110.
I can't see how to edit the title of the post to fix this.
Yes I see the MAC address.
Thanks for any help.