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  1. *****ANNOUNCEMENT ------> you are no longer allowed to DDoS my site. It is being taken down. DO NOT DDoS any of my sites going forward.
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  2. If we get 50k likes on this video....she'll try again!!!
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  3. What is a Virtual Machine? Magic...that's what it is!! In this video, NetworkChuck explains what a Virtual Machine is, when you might need one, and how to setup a Kali Linux and Ubuntu VM on Windows 10 with Virtual Box. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy Virtual Machine Setup --------------------------------------------------- -Download Virtual Box: http://bit.ly/368FS7Z -Download Virtual Box Extension Pack: https://bit.ly/3svvPmV -Kali Linux download: http://bit.ly/39HEE4q -Ubuntu download: http://bit.ly/39DKTpQ 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 🔥🔥my Laptop in the video: https://geni.us/9L2vJM5 SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: http://bit.ly/2Me22NH -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord TIMESTAMPS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:47 ⏩ What is a Virtual Machine? 2:27 ⏩ What is a Hypervisor? (Type 1 vs Type 2) 6:18 ⏩ why you NEED a virtual machine 7:05 ⏩ TUTORIAL - Virtual Machine Setup 7:56 ⏩ *Optional - Support 64bit OS with BIOS change 9:30 ⏩ Download Kali Linux, Ubuntu (Operating Systems) 10:30 ⏩ Install Virtual Box (hypervisor) 11:56 ⏩ Create a Virtual Machine (Kali Linux) 18:32 ⏩ Why Virtual Machines are AWESOME!! 19:19 ⏩ TIPS and TRICKS (Virtual Box)
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  4. learn how to hack passwords with Hydra, Hashcat and other tools: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) Password Hacking Challenge: https://networkchuck.com/passwordhack... **This video and my entire CEHv10 journey is sponsored by ITProTV watch the entire series: https://bit.ly/cehseries ***********THIS VIDEO IS DEMONETIZED....because i talk about hacking...consider supporting the mission: 👊👊👊JOIN MY MISSION: https://bit.ly/thisisitio (thisisIT membership) ☕BUY NETWORKCHUCK COFFEE: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕
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  5. Use a python hacking tool (Sherlock) to find social media accounts. Github (sherlock): http://bit.ly/38hsf7o checkout my new merch: https://bit.ly/3aKpUU7 my gaming/hacking laptop: https://geni.us/pPwP --------------------------------------------------- Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  6. hide yourself, become anonymous with Kali Linux and ProxyChains, learn more here: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) **This video and my entire CEHv10 journey is sponsored by ITProTV watch the entire series: https://bit.ly/cehseries 👊👊👊JOIN MY MISSION: https://bit.ly/thisisitio (thisisIT membership) ☕BUY NETWORKCHUCK COFFEE: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕ 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:03 ⏩ what is Proxy Chaining? 3:34 ⏩ HOW TO: ProxyChaining on Kali 9:53 ⏩ THE CHALLENGE!!
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  7. Same.
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  8. How do hackers launch phishing attacks? Let me show you! Want to see more, dive deeper? Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio (FREE) Join the NEW thisisIT Discord Server: https://bit.ly/discord_Tii ---------------Want to win a Raspberry Pi? I'm giving (2) away, contest ends Friday 10/30: https://bit.ly/31Ctafc Security+ Playlist: http://bit.ly/secplus_TII 👊👊Get EARLY access to the course here: https://bit.ly/thisisitio SECURITY+ RESOURCES --------------------------------------------------- Official CompTIA Study Guide: https://geni.us/1fYyAu CompTIA eLearning: https://geni.us/2L2mNT FREE CompTIA Security+ course, collaborating with @David Bombal and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:00 ⏩ Build a Phishing website 5:03 ⏩ Send a Phishing Email 9:55 ⏩ Other Phishing attacks
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  9. Is your stuff for sale on the Dark Web? Find out with Dashlane: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (50% off) with code NETWORKCHUCK50 🔒🌐 How to Access the Dark Web in 2023 Safely: 3 Levels of Security 🌐🔒 Ever heard of the Dark Web and wondered how to access it? The allure of the unknown is captivating, but it can also be perilous. In this video, I guide you through 3 different methods to access the Dark Web, ranging from basic to high-security measures. We'll delve into what the Dark Web actually is, its legitimate uses, and the precautions you should take when navigating this mysterious part of the internet. 📝 What You'll Learn: ✅ The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Dark Web ✅ Why the ToR Browser alone might not be enough ✅ How a VPN can add an extra layer of security ✅ The ultimate security with Tails ✅ Bonus: The NetworkChuck Cloud Browser 💡 Sponsored by Dashlane: Don't let your personal information be up for sale on the Dark Web! Use Dashlane's powerful password manager and dark web monitoring services to keep your digital life secure. Get Dashlane: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (50% off) with code NETWORKCHUCK50 🎥 Related Videos: I Put a Dark Web website on a Raspberry Pi: https://youtu.be/bllS9tkCkaM?si=jTxWSdxsow9ROokB 👇 Resources & Links: ToR Browser: https://www.torproject.org/download/ Dashlane: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 Tails: https://tails.net/ 👀 Who Should Watch This? Curious about the Dark Web Concerned about Online Security Aspiring Ethical Hackers Network Enthusiasts 🔔 If you found this video informative and helpful, please consider subscribing and hitting the bell to get notified of our latest content! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  10. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🔎🔎FREE Python Lab: https://ntck.co/pythonep1 Support the course: https://ntck.co/pythonrightnow 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by ITProTV SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://ntck.co/coffee Check out my new channel: https://ntck.co/ncclips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:23 ⏩ FREE Python lab 2:39 ⏩ your FIRST Python code (hello world) 3:20 ⏩ What is Python? 4:16 ⏩ DEEP DIVE: Hello World!! 4:43 ⏩ “Strings” 6:35 ⏩ #Comments 8:22 ⏩ Erros in Python 10:30 ⏩ “””multi-line strings””” 11:42 ⏩ Add strings together (concatenate)
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  11. Love this! It’s always good to refresh old knowledge :)
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  12. Should I make a video on HOW to create your own NAS? Like, with a raspberry pi????? Replace your mountain of hard drives: https://bit.ly/3dhfHiG Protect your data: https://bit.ly/3wWrVW1 *Sponsored by Synology Get a NAS --------------------------------------------------- Synology 2-Bay: https://geni.us/FGGB (Small) Synology 4-Bay: https://geni.us/4El2i (my FAVORITE) Hard Drives: https://geni.us/HtyQL Crazy Cloud Storage (Google Workspace): https://bit.ly/3h9Xkxt 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:45 ⏩ What is a NAS?? 1:41 ⏩ Why use a NAS instead of a hard drive? 2:22 ⏩ 3 Reasons why I use my NAS!! 2:23 ⏩ Reason 1: I Ran Out Of Storage!! 2:36 ⏩ Reason 2: I'm Scared!! 3:03 ⏩ Reason 3: I need access to my data everywhere!! 3:26 ⏩ BONUS Reason: I want to do COOL STUFF!! 5:55 ⏩ Why use a NAS instead of the cloud? 6:16 ⏩ I'm Scared!! 9:04. ⏩ Hybrid Cloud 12:31 ⏩ How does the NAS connect? 13:31 ⏩ How to access your files outside of your home? 14:56 ⏩ Why this?? 16:41 ⏩ Backup Feature!! 18:01 ⏩ Time for Fun! 20:08 ⏩ Synology Drive! 21:40 ⏩ Get a NAS!!! AFFILIATES & REFERRALS --------------------------------------------------- (GEAR I USE...STUFF I RECOMMEND) My network gear: https://geni.us/L6wyIUj Amazon Affiliate Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/networkchuck Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL #loadbalancer #kemp #homenetwork
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  13. become a HACKER (ethical) with ITProTV: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) VIDEO TOOLS --------------------------------------------------- ➡️ Commands and walkthrough: https://bit.ly/3tWbMO8 ➡️ FREE Linux Server (Google Cloud Console): https://console.cloud.google.com/ 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:09 ⏩ WHAT DO YOU NEED? 1:52 ⏩ Osintgram (Install and SETUP) 4:56 ⏩ START HACKING!! 5:52 ⏩ Download Instagram Stories 6:48 ⏩ Get Instagram Emails 7:20 ⏩ Get Instagram locations 8:22 ⏩ HACKING CHALLENGE!!
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  14. become a HACKER (ethical) with ITProTV: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) VIDEO TOOLS --------------------------------------------------- ➡️ Github (PhoneInfoga): https://github.com/sundowndev/PhoneInfoga ➡️ FREE Linux Server (Google Cloud Console): https://console.cloud.google.com/ 🔥hacking study tools🔥 📺Video: ITProTV (https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck) 📚Book: https://geni.us/UWAZ1i4 (Amazon) http://bit.ly/2FsyqWo (O'Reilly, 10 day FREE TRIAL) 🔬Lab: ITProTV Labs (https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck) Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:04 ⏩ what do you need? 1:27 ⏩ setup Google Cloud Console 1:48 ⏩ create phoneInfoga Docker container 2:38 ⏩ start HACKING
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  15. Follow this project for FREE with Linode —- Sign up for Linode here: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! You can hack ANYONE (Ethically of course) using BeEF! It’s super simple and there are so many different ways to use BeEF to hack! With BeEF you can educate your family and friends that their web browsers and mobile devices are never safe while having a little bit of fun with it and learning something new!! BeEF is the browser exploitation framework and can be used with other popular hacking tools like Metasploit. How to install BeEF on Ubuntu and port forward: https://ntck.co/34DOea6 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Linode 0:00 ⏩ Intro 2:43 ⏩ STEP ONE: set up your Linux server 2:58 ⏩ Installing BeEF 5:55 ⏩ STEP TWO: Hack someone (ethically of course) 6:58 ⏩ What can you do with it? 7:44 ⏩ Social engineering 9:05 ⏩ Hacking their LastPass! 9:55 ⏩ Identify LAN Subnets, see HTP servers, and fingerprint the local network 11:13 ⏩ Redirect their Browser to Rickroll 12:10 ⏩ you can even use BeEF to hack a Phone! 13:00 ⏩ Outro
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  16. Let's learn Google Hacking (aka google dorks) // get 30% off IT training from ITProTV: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:41 ⏩ Is Google Hacking legal?!?! 2:08 ⏩ A Hacker's first step 3:43 ⏩ Google Hacking 101 8:40 ⏩ the Google Hacking Database 14:48 ⏩ other recon tools (theHarvester)
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  17. Access your FREE Linux Hacking Lab: https://ntck.co/htbacad *Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Sign up for the Hacker Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad Checkout HackTheBox: https://ntck.co/htb Linux for Hackers EP 1 -- NetworkChuck provides an introduction to Linux for hackers. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:13 ⏩ FREE HACKING LAB (linux) 2:40 ⏩ What is Linux? 5:22 ⏩ Introducing the Linux Terminal 6:11 ⏩ Linux Command: pwd 6:55 ⏩ Linux Command: ls 7:33 ⏩ Linux Command: cd 10:01 ⏩ Test your skills
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  18. Create your Python Malware lab: https://ntck.co/linode (you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!) We are going to write our very own malware in Python!! It’s actually scary easy to do and it will give you a peek behind the curtain of how bad actors create these malicious programs. NetworkChuck will walk you through every step of how to create a ransomware program in Python using the cryptography library in Python called Fernet. He’ll then show you how to download a malware playground, a malware showcase of malicious python scripts you can play with. 🧪🧪Links and Walkthrough: https://ntck.co/321 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:45 ⏩ What do you need? 0:56 ⏩ Our sponsor is awesome 2:06 ⏩ STEP 1 - the setup 2:20 ⏩ What is Ransomware? 3:52 ⏩ STEP 2 - Creating our ransomware script 14:39 ⏩ STEP 3 - Writing the ransomware decryption script 21:37 ⏩ Downloading a malware playground **Sponsored by Linode
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  19. the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? Study with me! Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord ALSO -----> Don't forget about the contest in the video!!!!!! Be one of the lucky few (10 winners) UPDATE-----the password is: S1Q4@T3X7XJ* USERNAME: networkchucksubscriber PASSWORD: S1Q4@T3X7XJ*
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  20. Thanks to 3CX I run an entire phone system for my business and it is free for the first year on any subscription edition. And if it's hosted by 3cx you also get the first year of hosting FREE!! Check it out here: http://bit.ly/3cx_free Ready to get your CCNA? CCNP? Use the BEST tools: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:23 ⏩ ad read 3:08 ⏩ What happened to all of the IP addresses?!?! 4:15 ⏩ What are the class ranges? 7:01 ⏩ Who gave out all of these addresses? 8:07 ⏩ Classless network? What is that? 11:20 ⏩ These make me mad(Class D and E) 12:23 ⏩ There’s no place like loopback 13:20 ⏩ What the junk is Ping? 14:38 ⏩ Outro
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  21. My password manager didn’t get hacked :), so……you should try it: https://www.dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (Use code networkchuck50 to get 50% off) 2022 was a great…..but hard year. In this video, I want to have a conversation about how I almost quit youtube. ☕☕NEW COFFEE: https://ntck.co/coffee 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Dashlane
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  22. your home network can be HACKED!! Let's try. Ready to get your CCNA? Boson xmas sale (25% off) https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Boson Software Linode (free Linux server w/ $100 credit): https://bit.ly/3k5wkyu (affiliate) Want to study with me? Join the daily Twitch stream: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch get some NORDvpn: https://bit.ly/nord2020nc (affiliate) the BEST home router: https://geni.us/HvD7Q (unifi dream machine) It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:20 ⏩ this is your home network (SOHO) 2:09 ⏩ home network vulnerabilities 2:47 ⏩ what's your ip address? 4:03 ⏩ hack your home network (nmap) 6:12 ⏩ setup a hacking linux cloud server 10:30 ⏩ 6 router security changes you NEED 16:33 ⏩ the danger of IoT 18:27 ⏩ my home network security 20:45 ⏩ your network security options 26:05 ⏩ Business vpn options
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  23. become a HACKER, get 30% off IT training from ITProTV: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:38 ⏩ How am I going to become a hacker? 1:58 ⏩ Intro to Ethical Hacking. (what is it?) 6:50 ⏩ the CEH (certified ethical hacker) 7:35 ⏩ CEH Prereqs 8:13 ⏩ CEH exam costs (it's CRAZY!!) 10:22 ⏩ Are you ready for the CEH? 11:59 ⏩ my STUDY TOOLS 15:50 ⏩ What jobs can you get with the CEH?? 🔥MY CEH STUDY TOOLS🔥 📺Video: ITProTV (https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck) 📚Book: https://geni.us/UWAZ1i4 (Amazon) http://bit.ly/2FsyqWo (O'Reilly, 10 day FREE TRIAL) 🔬Lab: ITProTV Labs (https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck)
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  24. Failure is NOT an option
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  25. Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with code NETWORKCHUCK at https://mnscpd.com/NetworkChuck You need to learn Google Cloud….right now!! Seriously, it could be a good skill to pick up if you are trying to advance your IT career. Google Cloud certifications top the list in 2022!! In this video, I’ll show you how you can learn Google Cloud for FREE, taking advantage of the Google Cloud Skill Badges. Get your Google Cloud Skill badges: https://cloud.google.com/training/badges 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Manscaped 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:30 ⏩ What the Junk is Google Cloud?? 4:10 ⏩ Why learn GCP first 4:50 ⏩ Getting skilled up for Google Cloud!! 6:25 ⏩ Why I love what Google is doing!! 7:51 ⏩ HOW TO start learning Google Cloud FREE
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  27. I was able to try out VMware vSphere on NVIDIA Bluefield DPUs! In this video, we’ll explore the insane power of these technologies through a hands-on access demo on NVIDIA LaunchPad. Learn more here: https://ntck.co/nvidialaunchpad INSANE whitepaper covering this craziness deeper: https://ntck.co/whitepaper SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- 🔥🔥Join the Academy: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://ntck.co/coffee **Sponsored by NVIDIA
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  28. Start your IT Path with ITProTV: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link BONUS: Can you skip ahead in the path? (quiz): https://ntck.co/skipstuff Fuel that study session with my new coffee: https://ntck.co/coffee 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:39 ⏩ PART 1 - Foundations 4:45 ⏩ PART 2 - Security 5:37 ⏩ PART 3 - Networking 8:30 ⏩ PART 4 - Linux 9:48 ⏩ PART 5 - Coding 12:01 ⏩ PART 6 - Start Hacking 13:40 ⏩ PART 7 - Hacking Certifications 15:33 ⏩ PART 8 - OSCP (then STOP!!) 16:37 ⏩ If I could start over 18:50 ⏩ CAN YOU SKIP IT? (A+ QUIZ)
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  29. I don't know what you're talking about ;)
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  30. Don’t let your cloud get hacked!! Register for the CloudSec2021 Conference (FREE): https://ntck.co/3n9LpnC (Nov 16-18) --------💰💰Links and Guide: https://ntck.co/286 -------- *Want to enable mining at boot? I cover that in the Guide above.* This has been on my list for a while….CRYPTOcurrency MINING on a Raspberry Pi!! Yes, you can mine cryptocurrency on a Raspberry Pi and it’s crazy fun. In this video, I’m walking you through every step to transform your Raspberry Pi into a cryptocurrency mining machine!! What is cryptocurrency? What is cryptocurrency mining? Is it profitable? We answer all these questions!! WHAT YOU NEED --------------------------------------------------- -Raspberry Pi (https://geni.us/BmCeEgp) affiliate -coffee (https://NetworkChuck.coffee) 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Trend Micro 0:00 ⏩ Intro 2:21 ⏩ we are not mining Bitcoin 2:48 ⏩ What do you need? 3:10 ⏩ What is Cryptocurrency Mining?!? (An Overview) 12:02 ⏩ STEP 1 - Bake the Pi (Raspberry Pi Setup) 14:51 ⏩ STEP 2 - Install the Crypto Mining software 16:24 ⏩ STEP 3 - Create a Monero crypto wallet 18:34 ⏩ STEP 4 - Start Mining with your Raspberry Pi and XMRig
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  31. checkout AnsibleFest ------- red.ht/networkchuck AnsibleFest is a free virtual and immersive experience that brings the entire global automation community together to connect communities and spark collaboration. Typically an in-person event, AnsibleFest was changed to a virtual experience last year due to the pandemic. A virtual environment allows for a larger attendance and expands the conversations to people around the world. EXTENDED VERSION (VLANs and NordVPN): https://ntck.co/3jXJUqJ LINKS --------------------------------------------------- pfSense Download: https://www.pfsense.org/download/ PIA on pfSense Official Guide: https://ntck.co/3tBrvmX turn your old router into an access point: https://ntck.co/38U2l9J What you (might) need: --------------------------------------------------- Protectli pfSense Router: https://geni.us/ghLjK (affiliate) NetGate pfSense Appliance: https://geni.us/CKLzn (affiliate) Switch (supports vlans): https://geni.us/sympWI (affiliate) 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium
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  33. Get NordVPN 2Y plan + 4 months free here ➼ https://nordvpn.com/networkchuck It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! WiFi hacking is very much still a thing performed by both white hat and black hat hackers. In this video, NetworkChuck will demonstrate how hackers might hack a wifi network from three different levels or perspectives, a Noob, Hipster and Pro. All of the wireless attacks demonstrated in this video are real and possible. The purpose of this video is NOT to equip an army of skiddies but to educate people on how WiFi hacks occur and what they can do to protect themselves and the networks they run. In this video, NetworkChuck will demonstrate man-in-the-middle attacks, evil twin attacks, arp spoofing, dns spoofing and wifi password cracking. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by NordVPN
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  34. watch the rest of the vid, look at how they handle authentication. Twingate REQUIRES third-party auth (google, github...etc) for you to connect to a resource. It's not self-hosted, but it's also not as "managed'" as you might think.
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  36. Thank you, and yes, I’ve always had too much coffee :) Thanks for stopping by Chris. Fan of your channel.
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  37. lol. Gotta add the disclaimer. Kind of like the "don't try this at home"
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  41. Become a hacker like John with ITProTV: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🔥🔥Watch John Hammond's breakdown: https://youtu.be/y1WgyR4c-4A Hackers are trying to take over YouTube channels. BUT they made a mistake in going after the best hacking youtuber, John Hammond. In this video, John Hammond breaks down the hacking attempt on his channel and how the hackers will try to steal your credentials and take over your YouTube channel. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  42. Now you can deploy and run your own hyper-secure file sharing platform, by downloading FileCloud’s Community Edition. Visit https://ntck.co/filecloud and download FileCloud Community Edition as a self-hosted solution, on your Windows or Linux servers or preferred IaaS provider (AWS, Azure). (no code required) In this video, NetworkChuck will walk you through how to create your own cloud, either at home, on-prem or in the cloud! NetworkChuck demos the setup of FileCloud and Nextcloud, two excellent dropbox, google drive and microsoft one drive replacements. These are great options for both personal and business. LINKS --------------------------------------------------- FileCloud AWS: https://ntck.co/3CyTYz4 AWS IAM User Policy: https://ntck.co/3PkKPlj FileCloud Docker install: https://ntck.co/3pckT0A FileCloud Linux Install: https://ntck.co/42OypoM NextCloud Install: https://ntck.co/44694HZ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Filecloud 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:43 ⏩ What do you need? 3:57 ⏩ What is FileCloud? 6:30 ⏩ the SETUP: FileCloud on AWS 12:44 ⏩ Amazon S3 Setup with FileCloud 23:30 ⏩ the SETUP: On-Prem FileCloud 28:43 ⏩ Adding an External Hard Drive to FileCloud 32:13 ⏩ Setting up a Domain Name and SSL for FileCloud 38:18 ⏩ Mounting a Remote Share in FileCloud 41:58 ⏩ the SETUP: NextCloud
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  44. Is your password for sale on the Dark Web? Find out now with Dashlane: https://www.dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (Use code networkchuck50 to get 50% off) Stuff from the Video ------------------------------------------------- TARGET SITE (Altoro Mutual): https://demo.testfire.net/index.jsp MORE practice: https://play.picoctf.org/practice/cha... How to protect against SQL Injection attacks: https://www.crowdstrike.com/cybersecu... 🔥🔥Join Hackwell Academy: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:39 ⏩ Sponsor - Dashlane 1:43 ⏩ How Websites work with Databases 2:08 ⏩ What is a SQL Injection?? 2:51 ⏩ Strings in SQL Queries 3:25 ⏩ Is a website vulnerable to SQL Injection? 4:14 ⏩ SQL Query Logic 4:45 ⏩ the OR SQL Injection Payload 7:13 ⏩ the COMMENT SQL Injection Payload 8:42 ⏩ how to protect against SQL Injections
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  45. lol. Gotta have the disclaimer
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  55. What do I need to learn right now? Let me know. Also....how about that slap?
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  58. That's awesome!!:_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
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  60. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee: Never enough!
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  62. Download NordLocker for FREE: https://nordlocker.net/networkchuck *Sponsored by NordLocker 🔥🔥Get a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL Checkout my video training on CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/nc-cbt 3:12 ⏩ What you need. 3:49 ⏩ Format the SD Card with BerryBoot 6:21 ⏩ Assemble the Pi 8:05 ⏩ Plugin and BOOT! 9:05 ⏩ BerryBoot Config (boot multiple Operating Systems) 11:07 ⏩ Coffee Break 12:24 ⏩ Downloading more OS's 14:15 ⏩ Enabling Multi-user access 16:24 ⏩ Add User Accounts 18:49 ⏩ Setup Remote access from iPad 20:41 ⏩ Configure a Static IP 26:10 ⏩ Install HACKING tools 28:54 ⏩ Can this be a Desktop replacement? (review)
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  65. become a HACKER (ethical) with ITProTV: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) **This video and my entire CEHv10 journey is sponsored by ITProTV watch the entire series: https://bit.ly/cehseries Get a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/BmCeEgp Download Wireshark: https://www.wireshark.org/ SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:02 ⏩ start SNiFFING right nOW! 1:57 ⏩ why sniffing is HARD 4:52 ⏩ how to capture anyone's network traffic (ARP Poisoning) 7:55 ⏩ find your target (nmap) 9:30 ⏩ MiTM attack with Ettercap 10:38 ⏩ Analyze with WireShark
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  67. You need to put a Load Balancer in your home network….it’s amazing!! Download the FREE Kemp Load Balancer: https://bit.ly/2SBlnNF Learn more about Kemp: https://bit.ly/3gG2zos 🧪🧪Downloads and guide: https://bit.ly/3zEGWx8 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:36 ⏩ What you need 2:50 ⏩ What is a Load Balancer?? 4:39 ⏩ Why put it in your network? 7:30 ⏩ STEP 1: Install the Kemp Load Balancer (esxi) 11:24 ⏩ STEP 2: Load Balancer Initial Setup 17:50 ⏩ STEP 3: Setup your Domain Name (for FREE) 19:39 ⏩ STEP 4: Cloudflare Setup 23:11 ⏩ STEP 5: SSL Certificates (Install) 30:16 ⏩ STEP 6: Port Forward 443 31:00 ⏩ STEP 7: Setup Content Switching (mAGIC!!) 39:45 ⏩ RECAP: What we did and why AFFILIATES & REFERRALS --------------------------------------------------- (GEAR I USE...STUFF I RECOMMEND) My network gear: https://geni.us/L6wyIUj Amazon Affiliate Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/networkchuck Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL #loadbalancer #kemp #homenetwork
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  70. Keep your database of accounts and passwords secure by using DashLane! Sign up now at https://www.dashlane.com/networkchuck50 and use the code networkchuck50 to get 50% off dashlane at checkout! Walkthrough/Commands ⏩https://ntck.co/SQL 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Dashlane 0:00 ⏩ Intro 3:06 ⏩ What is SQL? 7:02 ⏩ Let’s make our own database! 10:36 ⏩ and let’s add some tables 16:47 ⏩ Challenge: create some tables by yourself 19:33 ⏩ Let’s remove the imposter in our data! 20:20 ⏩ How do I update my tables? 21:05 ⏩ What if I want to change the order? 21:42 ⏩ How to alter your table 23:39 ⏩ This puts the relation in relational databases 24:19 ⏩ Outro
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  72. thanks to Morning Brew for keeping me up to date on Elon Musk :) - sign up for free here http://cen.yt/mbnetworkchuck 💻💻Commands and walkthrough: https://bit.ly/32SPodb This is Virtual Machines Pt. 2. This time, we're going to dive deeper into the world of virtualization and start messing with Type 1 Hypervisors like Proxmox, ESXi..etc. You can take any old laptop or PC and convert it into a Virtual Machine power house!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee 📧Sponsorship Inquiries: sponsor@networkchuck.com Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:57 ⏩ What is a Type 1 Hypervisor? 4:03 ⏩ Why you NEED to do this 6:30 ⏩ SUPPLIES...what do you need? 7:55 ⏩ STEP 1: Download Proxmox (and Prep Flash Drive) 10:29 ⏩ STEP 2: Install Proxmox 14:45 ⏩ STEP 3: Increase Storage 18:09 ⏩ STEP 4: VIRTUAL MACHINES!!!! 23:27 ⏩ BONUS: Create a Container (LXC) 26:28 ⏩ OPTIONAL: Close your laptop lid 28:16 ⏩ OPTIONAL: Put your screen to sleep
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  73. Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with code NETWORKCHUCK at https://mnscpd.com/NetworkChuck Ready to get your CCNA? CCNP? Use the BEST tools: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:56 ⏩ Ad read 1:42 ⏩ What the junk is an IP address? 2:20 ⏩ How do you find your devices IP address? 3:50 ⏩ How did your device get this IP address? 4:45 ⏩ I bet I can guess your IP address 5:20 ⏩ A quick subnetting hack 7:35 ⏩ Analogy time! 10:10 ⏩ Miss Default gateway 11:06 ⏩ Challenge question! 11:45 ⏩ Challenge answer, I doubt you got it! 14:03 ⏩ We learned a lot! Let’s do a recap! 15:47 ⏩ End ad read!(Stick around for this one) 18:30 ⏩ Outro
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  74. Join us for Pi Day where you will go “Zero to Cloud Native Application” in the same amount of time it takes to bake a pie https://bit.ly/3J81X90 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Oracle Cloud
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  75. Does your code have vulnerabilities? FIND OUT!! Snyk your code: https://ntck.co/3yibeFN 💰💰Buy NetworkChuck Coin: https://ntck.co/mint 💸💸$NTCK AirDrop (get free NetworkChuck for a limited time)💸💸 --------------------------------------------------- Get 10 free $NTCK coins: https://ntck.co/10ntck (free to everyone...but only the first 1000 wallets) Get 1000 free $NTCK coins: https://ntck.co/1000ntck (Premium Members only) 📒📒📒LINKS and GUIDE: https://ntck.co/289📒📒📒 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Snyk 0:00 ⏩ Intro 3:17 ⏩ Why create your own cryptocurrency? 5:03 ⏩ Cryptocurrency VS token (common misconception) 8:34 ⏩ What do you need? 9:51 ⏩ STEP 1 - Setup your Linux machine 11:14 ⏩ STEP 2 - Create a Solana Wallet from the CLI 13:07 ⏩ STEP 3 - Purchase Solana and send to your wallet 14:50 ⏩ STEP 4 - Install some prereqs 16:32 ⏩ STEP 5 - Install Solana’s Token Program (cli tools) 17:18 ⏩ STEP 6 - Create your token!!! 20:44 ⏩ STEP 7 - Transfer your token to another wallet 25:30 ⏩ STEP 8 - Add your token to the Solana Registry 36:15 ⏩ Buy NetworkChuck Coin
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  76. Your resume SUCKS!! (get a website instead): https://ntck.co/3nUNDGp In this video, I built something I actually used on my family road trip….a Raspberry Pi ROUTER!!!! It is the perfect VPN travel router and it kept me and my family secure while we were on the road. In this video, I walk you through every step to build your very own Raspberry Pi Travel VPN router using NordVPN. ✔✔Links and Guide: https://ntck.co/3bIdITF 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Hostinger 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:07 ⏩ what do you need? 2:25 ⏩ the BIG picture 3:28 ⏩ STEP 1 - Bake the Pi (Install OpenWRT) 4:54 ⏩ STEP 2 - Login to your Pi 4:43 ⏩ STEP 3 - OpenWRT Basic Setup 9:29 ⏩ STEP 4 - Configure OpenWRT Network 14:48 ⏩ STEP 5 - Connect OpenWRT to WiFi 20:02 ⏩ STEP 6 - Setup the USB Wireless Adapter 21:59 ⏩ STEP 7 - Wireless network setup 24:16 ⏩ STEP 8 - VPN Setup (with NordVPN)
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  77. Thanks to 3CX, we can setup a CRAZY awesome phone system on a Raspberry Pi 4. Get 3CX for free here: http://bit.ly/3cx_free *Sponsored by 3CX BUY a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL In this video, we install the 3CX Phone System (IP PBX) on a Raspberry Pi 4 using one command: wget https://downloads-global.3cx.com/downloads/misc/d10pi.zip; sudo bash d10pi.zip 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:54 ⏩ SUPER FAST Raspberry Pi setup 2:26 ⏩ PHONE SYSTEM install 6:13 ⏩ configure the phone system 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ my FREE CCNA course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  78. I should've got that. I had to quickly tell them before they called to find out if it was real
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  80. Cyberstart is helping teens learn cybersecurity, you can teach the younger generation too!! Go to https://cyberstart.io/playtoday and receive 10% off using code: CS-NWC-10 This code is good for one year, so go learn RIGHT NOW! Our 5 top entry level certifications for HelpDesk, Security, Networking, Ethical Hacking, and Cloud! We show you what type of job in the industry you can get into, income, how much the certification will cost you and more!! Want to get these certs? Here is the best place to get started: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:25 ⏩ The 5 Categories! 0:39 ⏩ Criteria for Our favorite Certs!! 1:07 ⏩ Our Top HelpDesk Certification 2:48 ⏩ The best Security Certification 4:09 ⏩ Top Networking Certification 5:28 ⏩ The Cloud Certification 6:19 ⏩ The Ethical hacking Best Certification 7:37 ⏩ What you need to break into the IT industry! 7:58 ⏩ How to study for these certs!! 8:34 ⏩ Outro
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  81. 11!! Getting a jumpstart!! At your age, I think the A+ is definitely a good starting place. After that, Cisco Cisco CISCO!! And, get a jump on some programming. PYTHON!! Keep going!! We'll all be working for you someday ;)
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  82. What is a NETWORK ROUTER? FREE CCNA Course 200-301 - sponsored by the Boson Summer Sale 25% off: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Install Packet Tracer: https://bit.ly/packtracer CCNA Episode 2 Packet Tracer Lab: https://bit.ly/ccnaep2pt 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:11 ⏩ remember switches? 1:57 ⏩ what is a ROUTER? 2:54 ⏩ do we actually NEED routers?? 4:16 ⏩ what is ARP? 7:17 ⏩ Life without a ROUTER!!! 9:44 ⏩ routers SAVE THE DAY 14:20 ⏩ SNEAK PEAK.....DNS 18:44 ⏩ Your 1st Router command
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  83. The Wazuh Marketplace app was temporarily hidden in Cloud Manager v1.98.0 while they investigate and resolve a critical error resulting in broken deployments. It should be back real soon! Deploy Wazuh in the cloud with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode (Get $100 for 60 days as a new user!!) In this video, we discuss the best free cybersecurity tool you need to try: Wazuh. This open-source Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system is the ultimate tool to help you protect your devices and networks like a cybersecurity expert. We'll show you how to deploy Wazuh, monitor changes to files and the Windows registry, detect unauthorized processes, and more. Plus, we'll discuss the importance of understanding blue team defense and how Wazuh can help you become a cybersecurity expert. LINKS: --------------------------------------------------- -WAZUH OVA INSTALL: https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/deployment-options/virtual-machine/virtual-machine.html?highlight=ova -Wazuh DOCKER Documentation: https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/deployment-options/docker/wazuh-container.html -NetworkChuck Windows fundamentals course: https://ntck.co/windowsfundamentals 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:31 ⏩ what do you need?? 2:31 ⏩ Installing Wazuh in the Cloud 5:11 ⏩ let’s see if our wazuh is ready 6:23 ⏩ Wazuh Docker Installation 9:43 ⏩ Adding agents in Wazuh 13:27 ⏩ secure configuration assessment 14:39 ⏩ security events 14:52 ⏩ vulnerabilities 15:25 ⏩ Windows hosts - integrity monitoring 16:38 ⏩ FIRST: file monitoring through windows 20:41 ⏩ changing the interval 23:06 ⏩ key changes 23:56 ⏩ SECOND: Actions 25:06 ⏩ Active response 27:44 ⏩ Vulnerabilities 29:13 ⏩ Slack Alerts 31:29 ⏩ Outro
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  84. Build Guacamole in Linode with a $100 credit: https://ntck.co/linode 🔎🔎Links and Guide: https://ntck.co/233 I can’t believe I haven’t done this before!! In this video, we are installing Guacamole, an open-source tool from Apache that we can use to remotely access EVERYTHING from a web browser…..from ANYWHERE!! We can VNC into a Linux Desktop, RDP into a Windows Desktop, SSH into a switch….from any device!!! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium
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  85. Start hacking with this free Linux Lab: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) 💯💯Think you're smart?? Take the quiz: http://bit.ly/ep3quiz (FREE) Watch the entire series: http://bit.ly/linuxforhackers *Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Sign up for the Hacker Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad Hack some stuff (HTB): https://ntck.co/htb Linux for Hackers (and everyone) EP3. HELP!!!! Sometimes (or all the time) in Linux, we need a little help with our commands in the CLI. In this video, I'll walk you through an essential way to get help in the Linux terminal while also learning a thing or two about the terminal itself. Also....NEW COMMANDS!!! *Disclaimer: The Linux foundations course from HTB Academy is a Tier 0 course, allowing me to show the course content in this video series. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:26 ⏩ FREE Linux LAB 2:17 ⏩ Getting to know the Linux Terminal 4:01 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: PS 7:13 ⏩ !!!! NEW COMMANDSSSS !!!! 8:19 ⏩ HELP!! (how to get help) MAN and -h 9:57 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: apropos 10:56 ⏩ your homework 11:29 ⏩ QUIZ!!!
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  86. *testing out a new video editor. Let me know what you think of this edit! (almost) everything you need to know about managing users in Linux. Want to go deeper? Sign up for Hacker school: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) 💯💯TEST your skills, see what you got: https://bit.ly/3ywLyFi (FREE quiz) 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek *Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Sign up for the Hacker Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad Hack some stuff (HTB): https://ntck.co/htb Academy: https://academy.hackthebox.eu/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=network-chuck-ep4 HTB: https://www.hackthebox.eu/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=network-chuck-ep4 Linux for Hackers (and everyone) EP4. User management in Linux is a key skill you need to pickup as you make your journey into Linux. In this video, we cover the commands you need to know to manage users and their permissions in Linux. *Disclaimer: The Linux foundations course from HTB Academy is a Tier 0 course, allowing me to show the course content in this video series. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:50 ⏩ FREE Linux LAB 2:26 ⏩ the Linux User 3:11 ⏩ UNDER ATTACK!! 3:49 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: adduser 5:10 ⏩ How to find users in Linux 6:00 ⏩ exploring /etc/passwd 6:25 ⏩ the /etc/shadow file 7:50 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: useradd 9:16 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: passwd 10:30 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: usermod 13:05 ⏩ the SUDO command 14:20 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: su 16:03 ⏩ the sudoers file 16:21 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: visudo 19:10 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: userdel 20:06 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: groupadd 20:41 ⏩ exploring /etc/group 21:27 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: groups 22:20 ⏩ let's break the sudoers file 23:39 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: usermod -aG 25:06 ⏩ NEW COMMAND: gpasswd
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  87. Great idea. And thank you!
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  88. Do you love tech? Learn some skills and make it your job with ITPro: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link The wait is over—the Raspberry Pi 5 has finally arrived! Join NetworkChuck as we set up a Raspberry Pi 5 desktop and put it to the test with a series of benchmarks and performance evaluations. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Itpro from ACI learning
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  89. Don’t get HACKED!! Protect yourself with Bitdefender: https://bit.ly/bdnetworkchuck (try Bitdefender for FREE for 120 days) 🔎🔎Project walkthrough and Links: https://ntck.co/282 (affiliate links below) WHAT YOU NEED --------------------------------------------------- Raspberry Pi 4 Kit: https://geni.us/BmCeEgp External USB Hard Drive: https://geni.us/zAMSS **optional -- EXTREMELY nerdy Geekwork NAS case: -Case: https://geni.us/YfACT1 -Cooling Expansion Board: https://geni.us/sqU6EW -SATA expansion board: https://geni.us/9RQAaM -Power Adapter: https://geni.us/LTLOHJ -Internal SSD: https://geni.us/Gdahek9 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:05 ⏩ what do you need? 2:25 ⏩ prep the Raspberry Pi 3:05 ⏩ setup HACK - Raspberry Pi Imager 4:13 ⏩ access your Raspberry Pi via SSH 5:02 ⏩ Update your Raspberry Pi OS 5:38 ⏩ Install OpenMediaVault (NAS software) 9:02 ⏩ Basic Config - OpenMediaVault 9:33 ⏩ Add a USB Hard Drive - OpenMediaVault 10:32 ⏩ Create a shared folder - OpenMediaVault 11:58 ⏩ Configuring NFS and SMB shares - OpenMediaVault 12:39 ⏩ Enabling NFS or SMB 13:31 ⏩ NFS Troubleshooting - OpenMediaVault 15:39 ⏩ Access your NAS via Windows (Network Share) 17:42 ⏩ Install Plex Media Server
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  90. Unfortunately, that's a separate certification ;)
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  91. Create your own ChatGPT website with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode ($100 Credit for 60 days as a new user!) Check out ChatGPT (FREE): https://chat.openai.com/chat 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:35 ⏩ ChatGPT can pretend to be a Linux Virtual Machine 1:17 ⏩ The power of ChatGPT 3:03 ⏩ What is ChatGPT? (according to chatgpt) 4:05 ⏩ #1 - ChatGPT and coding 6:18 ⏩ #2 - ChatGPT and studying 7:26 ⏩ #3 - ChatGPT and Hacking 8:35 ⏩ #4 - ChatGPT and Networking/Cloud Engineering 9:37 ⏩ #5 - ChatGPT and writing 11:17 ⏩ My thoughts on ChatGPT
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  92. Ready to start your Cybersecurity career? Start learning and get certified here: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (10% OFF at the CompTIA Store) (Affiliate link) **Sponsored by CompTIA Learn more about the CompTIA Security+ Certification: https://bit.ly/35f6LqI 5 Cybersecurity Jobs you can get with the Security+: https://bit.ly/38n0sTU This is episode 3 of the FREE Security+ course covering the SY0-501 AND SY0-601 exams. This episode covers pretexting, identity theft/fraud, impersonation and tailgating. Security+ Playlist: http://bit.ly/secplus_TII 👊👊Get EARLY access to the course here: https://bit.ly/thisisitio
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  93. UPDATE Thank you to Adriano Ruiz (@showcdpneigh) for informing me that you can actually bypass the $5K class to get your VCP “Once you’re a CCNA holder, VMware allows for you to take their Foundations Exam, followed by the VCP-NV exam. This is a way to obtain the VCP without going through the 5k class.”
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  94. Want to become a HACKER? ITProTV has you covered: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🧪🧪Try it yourself!! (Links, docs, and walkthrough): https://ntck.co/follinalinks SPECIAL THANKS to John Hammond (go check him out!!) --------------------------------------------------- -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnHammond010 -Twitter: https://twitter.com/_JohnHammond -his amazing article on Follina: https://www.huntress.com/blog/microsoft-office-remote-code-execution-follina-msdt-bug 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTV 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:58 ⏩ How does CVE-2022-30190 work?? 6:33 ⏩ What happens when you open the file? 9:23 ⏩ Let’s set up our zero-day vulnerability lab! 17:29 ⏩Time to test the Malware! 20:00 ⏩ Outro
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  95. Launch your BASH scripting lab with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! In this episode of NetworkChuck’s BASH scripting course, Chuck is going to teach you about Environment variables in BASH and how to use them to figure out when you will become RICH!! This episode covers a lot, from playing with the $RANDOM variable to learning how to do math in Bash with arithmetic expressions. 🥇🥇Become a BASH MASTER with extra labs and quizzes: https://ntck.co/bashcourse 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy :00 ⏩ Intro 0:34 ⏩ Flex your AMAZING BASH skills! 1:12 ⏩ Make sure you have a lab! 2:25 ⏩ Let’s review! 4:00 ⏩ New Concept! Random! 5:15 ⏩ What the junk is an Environment variable? 7:27 ⏩ Create your own variable! 8:21 ⏩ How to make your variable usable! 9:24 ⏩ How to make your variable stick around! 11:12 ⏩ Let’s get RICH RIGHT NOW! 11:57 ⏩ Bash Math (Arithmetic Expressions) 15:40 ⏩ Time to get RICH! 17:23 ⏩ Outro
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  96. I setup an ENTIRE Business Phone System in the AWS Cloud using 3CX......for FREE!! Get started: http://bit.ly/3cx_free AWS (Amazon Web Services) Free Tier: https://aws.amazon.com/free/ SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee 📧Sponsorship Inquiries: sponsor@networkchuck.com Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:40 ⏩ STEP 1: Setup your AWS Account 6:36 ⏩ STEP 2: Setup 3CX (Phone System) 10:30 ⏩ What is a SIP TRUNK? 11:52 ⏩ STEP 3: Setup Amazon Chime (phone number) 17:37 ⏩ Configure Outbound Calling 19:57 ⏩ IVR Config
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  97. ENTER TO WIN a Raspberry Pi: https://bit.ly/31Ctafc Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/BmCeEgp Blog Post: https://networkchuck.com/vmware-raspberrypi/ 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:56 ⏩ What do you need? 3:04 ⏩ Update your Raspberry Pi 4:37 ⏩ Get your SD Card ready for VMWare 7:26 ⏩ Create the VMWare installer 8:41 ⏩ Install VMWare ESXi on your Pi 14:13 ⏩ Create your first VM!! 20:31 ⏩ Add more storage SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee --What do you need?-- Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB or 8GB) -Get the kit here: https://geni.us/BmCeEgp 2 USB Flash Drives -A small one: (16GB or smaller): https://geni.us/DJdC -A big one: (64GB or larger): https://geni.us/UAoi3H Coffee (optional, but it really helps): https://networkchuck.coffee --Update your Raspberry Pi-- Raspberry Pi Imager: https://bit.ly/3mwqh7Z UPDATE COMMANDS: sudo rpi-eeprom-update sudo rpi-eeprom-update -a --Prep your MicroSD Card for VMware-- Things you need to download: Latest Raspberry Pi Firmware: https://bit.ly/2HpIaG6 UEFI Raspberry Pi Firmware: https://bit.ly/3jota8D --Create the VMWare Installer-- VMWare Installer ISO: https://bit.ly/2J0bSCn Tools to create the VMware installer -(WINDOWS) Rufus: https://bit.ly/3jvIVKV -Etcher (mac/linux): https://bit.ly/35w8p5X
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  98. Host your own NTFY Server with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode – you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! 🔥🔥Like my videos? Consider joining NetworkChuck Academy: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕Try my coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee VIDEO DOCS and LINKS: https://ntck.co/ntfync In this video, we'll be exploring the amazing notification tool called NTFY (or notify). With NTFY, you can get notifications for almost anything you want, from long-running commands to battery levels. It's free, open-source, and can be self-hosted, making it a powerful tool for sysadmins and power users alike. We'll start by showing you how to install NTFY on Linode, one of our favorite cloud providers, or on-prem using Docker, a Raspberry Pi, or a Cloudflare tunnel. We'll also show you how to set up the free NTFY app for Android or iPhone to receive notifications. Once you've got NTFY up and running, we'll show you some fun use cases, including how to get notified when a long-running command finishes, when your website goes down, or when your battery is low. We'll also show you how to set up a cron job for a daily reminder or a birthday reminder. If you're a sysadmin or power user looking for a notification tool that can do almost anything, then NTFY is the tool for you. So, join us and learn how to get notified of everything with NTFY! **Sponsored by Linnode, Cloud Computing From Akamai
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  99. Ready to get a job in IT? Start studying RIGHT NOW with ITPro: https://go.acilearning.com/networkchuck (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link Discover how to set up your own powerful, private AI server with NetworkChuck. This step-by-step tutorial covers installing Ollama, deploying a feature-rich web UI, and integrating stable diffusion for image generation. Learn to customize AI models, manage user access, and even add AI capabilities to your note-taking app. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or looking to enhance your workflow, this video provides the knowledge to harness the power of AI on your local machine. Join NetworkChuck on this exciting journey into the world of private AI servers. 📓📓Guide and Commands: https://ntck.co/ep_401 ⌨⌨My new keyboard: Keychron Q6 Max: https://geni.us/0SGY 🖥🖥My Computer Build🖥🖥 --------------------------------------------------- ➡Lian Li Case: https://geni.us/B9dtwB7 ➡Motherboard - ASUS X670E-CREATOR PROART WIFI: https://geni.us/SLonv ➡CPU - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D Raphael AM5 4.2GHz 16-Core: https://geni.us/UZOZ5 ➡Power Supply - Corsair AX1600i 1600 Watt 80 Plus Titanium: https://geni.us/O1toG ➡CPU AIO - Lian Li Galahad II LCD-SL Infinity 360mm Water Cooling Kit: https://geni.us/uBgF ➡Storage - Samsung 990 PRO 2TB Samsung: https://geni.us/hQ5c ➡RAM - G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 64GB (2 x 32GB): https://geni.us/D2sUN ➡GPU - MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM LIQUID X 24G Hybrid Cooling 24GB: https://geni.us/G5BZ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTv from ACI Learning
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  100. The first 1000 people to click the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/networkchuck03211 This is the coolest Twitter Hacking tool (Twitter OSiNT, or Open-Source Intelligence). It's called Twint....and I LOVE IT! I spent way too much time playing with this tool, integrating it into my Python scripts. 💻💻Commands, Docs and Scripts: https://bit.ly/3aQNoGJ SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee 📧Sponsorship Inquiries: sponsor@networkchuck.com Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:53 ⏩ What do you need? 1:30 ⏩ FREE Linux Hacking Lab 1:55 ⏩ Install Twint 4:08 ⏩ Twitter Hacking CLI (Twint) 9:27 ⏩ Python hacking with Twint
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  103. Access Home Assistant (and your house) from anywhere (free): https://ntck.co/twingate_zerotrust I’ve got a problem only home automation can fix. My youngest daughter keeps throwing entire rolls of toilet paper into the toilet because people keep leaving the lid and bathroom door open! So, I turned to Home Assistant to solve it. In this video, I’ll show you how I tackled this problem and walk you through setting up Home Assistant for your own home. 📄📄📄Link/Guide/Documentation: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/home-assistant 🛒Supplies List: ➡Raspberry Pi 5 (kit): https://geni.us/z0BVIc ➡Raspberry Pi 4 (kit): https://geni.us/mzJF55 ➡Plug and Play - Home Assistant Green: https://geni.us/XF8r7AH ➡Zigbee Adapter (Ethernet): https://geni.us/ufDk8 ➡Zigbee Adapter (USB): https://geni.us/HfPvU IoT Devices (recommended) Light Bulbs (Zigbee): https://geni.us/pjr0BB Contact Sensor (Zigbee): https://geni.us/ufdgFx Proximity (motion) Sensor (Zigbee): https://geni.us/GPfLHN Phillips Hue: https://geni.us/x4PERqP 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Twingate #homeassistant #raspberrypi #homeautomation
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  104. Hey, don't beat yourself up. We are all on a different path. At 25 I had a wife and 2 kids to support so I was HUNGRY!!! That being said, if this motivated you...get after it!
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  106. The CCNA is still valuable, as is every other R/S cert. I asked the same question to the guys spear-heading this movement and they all say the same thing...you still need the skills from the CCNA/CCNP/CCIE to be able to work with SDN.
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  107. Prize: Boson NetSim 12 CCNA Winner: Eric Slaughter Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2zxZfqE Dropabombal Python for Network Engineers Winners: Marcus V Obscured Boat Liam Eastwood Dannie G The Chief Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2zNUR8N
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  108. That's incredible. #Jealous
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  109. the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? You have 8 months (from the posting of this video), are you going to GO FOR IT?!?!!? Are you going to get your CCNA? ⛱️⛱️Boson SUMMER SALE: 25% off w/ code SUMMER19 🔬CCNA Lab Boson NetSim for CCNA: http://bit.ly/2V0hFbV 💯Practice Exam Boson ExSim for CCNA: http://bit.ly/2Tc8i7q What resources are you going to use? What do you think of these? 🏆🏆🏆GET YOUR CCNA - BEST RESOURCES🏆🏆🏆 📹Videos - CBT NUGGETS: http://bit.ly/2SShlzr 🔬LABS - Boson NetSim: http://bit.ly/2V0hFbV - David Bombal Packet Tracer: http://bit.ly/2ze7hoP 💯Practice Exams - AlphaPrep: http://bit.ly/2S7uP5F Boson ExSim for CCNA: http://bit.ly/2Tc8i7q 📚Book - http://amzn.to/2zTB9UR
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  111. Agreed, that would not be bad option. I think the cost would end up being significantly more than just going for your CCNA but, like you said, you would also have your associates. I still stand by the self-study CCNA path if you are wanting the most efficient path.
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  112. how are Data Center networks designed? Let's learn about Spine-Leaf!! Ready to get your CCNA? Get prepped and ready with Boson: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:37 ⏩ what is a Data Center? 4:35 ⏩ OLD data center design 8:50 ⏩ Spine-Leaf Design (NEW) 15:24 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!!!!
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  113. Has anyone started to learn Python or any other language? How have you used it in networking?
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  116. Create your own machine learning model RIGHT NOW: 💥💥START HERE: Create a FREE Oracle Cloud account: https://bit.ly/3WYnLtc 🧪LAB 1 - Data Extraction: https://bit.ly/3GCyPa4 🧪LAB 2 - Model Building with scikit-learn and AutoGluon: https://bit.ly/3Ik2gii 🧪LAB 3: Build a Neural Network: https://bit.ly/3ZaJHTZ CHECKOUT ORACLE --------------------------------------------------- -Developer.Oracle.Com: https://bit.ly/3WSCSV4 -Join the Oracle Slack community: https://bit.ly/odevrel_slack -another fun Hand-on-Lab: Oracle RedBull Pit Strategy https://bit.ly/3m5uuED Anyone can learn machine learning. You don’t need a fancy college degree nor do you need to be a math genius. No matter where you are in your journey, you can start learning machine learning and Artificial Intelligence. In this video, NetworkChuck will show you how you can get started with Machine Learning, an insanely lucrative path. So, don’t wait, start learning the technologies behind things like ChatGPT and OpenAI. Learn more about Santiago (a REAL ML Engineer) --------------------------------------------------- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@underfitted Twitter: https://twitter.com/svpino Website: https://www.svpino.com/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Oracle Cloud
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  118. what happens when you fail an exam? What should you do? 🎄🎄NetworkChuck 10 Days of Christmas - DAY 2🎄🎄 --------------------------------------------------- ENTER TO WIN: -Boson Netsim for CCNA/ENCOR/ENARSI: https://bit.ly/netsimxmas -Boson ExSim for CCNA: https://bit.ly/ccnaexsimxmas
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  119. Let's follow a packet through the layers of the TCP/IP and OSI model!! // CCNA Course 200-301 - sponsored by the Boson Software: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord Install Packet Tracer: https://bit.ly/packtracer CCNA Episode 3 Packet Tracer Lab: https://bit.ly/ccnaep2pt 0:40 ⏩ starting the journey 2:03 ⏩ the Application Layer (7) 3:54 ⏩ the Transport Layer (4) 4:57 ⏩ ENCAPSULATION!!!! 5:57 ⏩ the Network Layer (3) 7:07 ⏩ the Data Link Layer (2) 8:49 ⏩ DE-encapsulation 10:41 ⏩ MORE de-encapsulation 12:30 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!!https://www.youtube.com/s/gaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f44a.png
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  120. 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:42 ⏩ Is the Linux+ for you? 3:52 ⏩ What jobs can you get with the Linux+? 4:08 ⏩ Are you ready for the Linux+? (Prerequisites) 5:27 ⏩ What I used to study 6:09 ⏩ How long do you need to study? 6:29 ⏩ How I passed without studying (a lot) 8:56 ⏩ What is the exam like? 11:35 ⏩ Summing it all up! ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord What I used to study: (affiliate links) CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/linuxcbt CompTIA CertMaster: http://bit.ly/linuxcertmaster Books: Linux+ Cert Guide: https://geni.us/XyZ2u Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL
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  122. I know your password. Change it with Dashlane: https://www.dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (Use code networkchuck50 to get 50% off) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:12 ⏩ say 0:23 ⏩ security find-generic-password -wa Wifi 0:40 ⏩ pbcopy 0:54 ⏩ command + option + shift + v 1:08 ⏩ caffeinate 1:20 ⏩ command + shift + 3 1:53 ⏩ defaults write com.apple.screencapture name 2:10 ⏩ defaults write com.apple.screencapture type 2:19 ⏩ default write com.apple.screencapture location ~/Desktop/screenshots 2:40 ⏩ passwd 4:11 ⏩ cd 4:17 ⏩ ls 4:20 ⏩ pwd 4:26 ⏩ whoami 4:32 ⏩ mv 4:36 ⏩ cp 4:41 ⏩ ditto 4:48 ⏩ df -h 4:51 ⏩ nano 5:00 ⏩ man 5:09 ⏩ open 5:18 ⏩ ping 5:25 ⏩ ifconfig 5:36 ⏩ grep 5:43 ⏩ awk 5:53 ⏩ traceroute 6:04 ⏩ dig 6:12 ⏩ ps 6:21 ⏩ top 6:31 ⏩ kill 6:47 ⏩ which $SHELL 6:56 ⏩ bash 7:00 ⏩ zsh 7:05 ⏩ uptime 7:10 ⏩ killall mDNSResponder….and more 7:15 ⏩ qlmanage 7:22 ⏩ diff 7:27 ⏩ curl 7:42 ⏩ leave 7:54 ⏩ history 7:59 ⏩ disable gatekeeper 8:20 ⏩ brew 8:46 ⏩ cmatrix 9:02 ⏩ asciiquarium 9:13 ⏩ toilet 9:31 ⏩ tetris 9:48 ⏩ python3 10:18 ⏩ shutdown 10:33 ⏩ sudo touch id
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  123. Thank you Jack!! These kind of comments keep me fueled up.
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  124. Using WSL 2 is fun, but having people spy on your internet traffic isn't , use a VPN to keep yourself safe: https://ntck.co/PIA (3 years subscription + 4 extra free months for only $1.98/Month) In this video Chuck shows you how to get Windows and Linux married on your own computer using WSL 2!. But that's not all! Chuck will also show you how to install WSLg on Windows 11 so that you can run GUI versions of your favorite Linux apps right on your Windows 11 desktop! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Private Internet Access 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:53 ⏩ What do you need?? 2:01 ⏩ How to Enable virtualization 2:48 ⏩ Installing Wsl 2 3:43 ⏩ Setting up Ubuntu 4:10 ⏩ Getting WSLg set up 4:52 ⏩ Launching your first Linux GUI app 5:15 ⏩ Ad read 7:43 ⏩ Installing other Linux distros 8:41 ⏩ How to really install Kali 9:10 ⏩ Setting up Kali 9:35 ⏩ How to install Win-Kex 11:00 ⏩ Using Win-Kex on Windows 10 11:39 ⏩ Outro
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  125. Turn your IT hobby into a job!! Learn Linux and other skills with ITPro: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy TIMESTAMPS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:00 ⏩ What is Qubes OS? 3:55 ⏩ How Qubes works - App Qubes 5:40 ⏩ Service Qubes 7:41 ⏩ Qubes OS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 9:28 ⏩ STEP 1 - Qubes OS Install - Download Qubes 10:35 ⏩ STEP 2 - Virtual Machine Setup 13:33 ⏩ STEP 2 - Physical Machine Setup 15:46 ⏩ STEP 3 - Installing Qubes OS 17:17 ⏩ LINUX QUIZ CHALLENGE!! 18:42 ⏩ STEP 4 - Initial Qubes Configuration
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  126. Create a Docker Container on Linode right now w/ $100 credit: https://bit.ly/nc_linode *Sponsored by Linode ➡️Checkout ALL my training at CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/nc-cbt 0:55 ⏩ What is a Virtual Machine? 4:12 ⏩ What is Docker? 6:41 ⏩ FREE DOCKER LAB 16:50 ⏩ Why Docker? FREE Docker lab on Linode: ($20 credit): https://linode.com/networkchuck Download SolarPutty: http://bit.ly/usesolarputty
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  128. ENTER TO WIN a Synology DiskStation (NAS) ...and other amazing prizes!!! ------> http://bit.ly/2kJIIeQ Do you think Wifi 6 will REALLY change the game? Also, do you have any other questions for me? Drop them here.
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  129. Excellent! Thanks Benjamin!
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  130. Try ThinLinc free for up to 10 concurrent users! Mention "NetworkChuck" for a special offer when buying licenses: https://bit.ly/cendio NetworkChuck makes his entire team switch to a single Linux terminal server using ThinLinc! Watch as Chuck's employees remote into the centralized server, transforming their workflow and showcasing the power of Linux. Alongside Chuck, Alex guides you through installing ThinLinc on both client and server sides. See the team in action as Mike creates a Blender model and Florida Nick edits it, all on the terminal server. Whether you're a Linux enthusiast or curious about remote desktop solutions, discover the power of ThinLinc! LINKS / RESOURCES: Every webpage/resource mentioned in the video: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/ThinLincResources Download the Kokey model from printables: https://www.printables.com/model/938024-beloved-kokey 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Cendio 0:00 - Introduction 0:46 - What is a Terminal Server? 3:30 - What do you need? 4:45 - Installing ThinLinc (Server-side) 8:09 - Adding Users 8:55 - Installing ThinLinc (Client-side) 10:36 - Installing VirtualGL 16:42 - The Team Tries out ThinLinc 18:05 - Who is “Kokey”? 19:22 - Mike Update 20:11 - Web Administration Tool
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  131. Do you guys wanna see more Raspberry Pi/Arduino videos? Maybe a little more technical and more of a walkthrough?
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  132. Learn more about Kasm: https://ntck.co/3fzB6EO In this video, NetworkChuck and Cameron show you the ULTIMATE HACKING WORKSPACE!! Docker containers will stream secure, isolated instances of Kali Linux, Ubuntu, Brave, Chrome…pretty much anything…right to your browser!! 📜📜📜LINKS and GUIDE: https://ntck.co/292 📜📜📜 🔥🔥Check out our Intro to Kasm course: ($2) https://ntck.co/3Fzssk3 or Join NetworkChuck Premium: https://ntck.co/Premium 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Kasm Workspaces 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:19 ⏩ What do you need? 2:15 ⏩ What is Kasm? (Container Streaming) 4:24 ⏩ STEP 1 - Setup your server for FREE (Linode) 6:14 ⏩ STEP 2 - Kasm Install 10:19 ⏩ STEP 3 - Kasm Browser Extension 13:26 ⏩ Enabling Kali Linux 15:40 ⏩ Creating users 16:19 ⏩ Making a web filter policy 19:48 ⏩ Real life use cases 20:55 ⏩ Outro
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  133. Awesome! Congrats Joe!
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  134. Don’t leave yourself unprotected, get the best protection by checking out BitDefender Premium Security at the link below. https://bit.ly/BitdefenderNC Today you are going to explore the mysterious world of Docker networking. From the default bridge to the blackhole of none. NetworkChuck is going to help you navigate this fascinating technology. 🔥🔥 Guide and Walkthrough: https://ntck.co/Docker-networking Follow Christian Everywhere: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thedigitallifetech Twitter: @christian_tdl Instagram: christian_tdl Linkedin: Christian Lempa 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:17 ⏩ What do you need? 2:19 ⏩ Let’s do this! 3:33 ⏩ The first network: The Default Bridge 10:44 ⏩ The second network: The User-defined Bridge 15:38 ⏩ The third but best network: The MACVLAN 22:51 ⏩ MACVLAN, trunked: MACVLAN 802.1q 25:01 ⏩ The fourth network: IPVLAN (L2) 27:05 ⏩ The fifth and my favorite network: IPVLAN (L3) 36:40 ⏩ The sixth network: Overlay network 37:35 ⏩ None 38:11 ⏩ Outro
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  136. Don't miss out on Pi day 2022 get registered here! https://314piday.com/registration/ Avoid missing out on any of the action, check out this link to see the agenda! https://314piday.com/#agenda. In this video, Networkchuck attempts to keep his sanity while helping his daughters with their first gaming PC build. Gear we used for the build(Affiliate links): Addie's Motherboard: https://geni.us/NANlbI Chloe's Motherboard: https://geni.us/LqzrMU8 CPU: https://geni.us/Pyg0 AIO: https://geni.us/f3y8i RAM: https://geni.us/REf7D NVME: https://geni.us/FMM1T HDD: https://geni.us/Wp59 PSU: https://geni.us/PRZA **Sponsored by Oracle 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:13 ⏩ Ad read 2:49 ⏩ The journey begins(with coffee) 3:45 ⏩ The first roadblock(GPU shortage) 3:46 ⏩ The parts we used 5:05 ⏩ GPU shortage(the solution) 6:22 ⏩ Starting the build(staging) 6:43 ⏩ What is a motherboard? 7:01 ⏩ Brain of the computer? 8:03 ⏩ RAM! You cannot spit on it! 9:23 ⏩ Storage! (The computer kind) 9:54 ⏩ GPU transplant 10:38 ⏩ Installing the PSU and testing(fingers crossed) 12:22 ⏩ Post-build reflection 13:02 ⏩ Competition time! 14:49 ⏩ The winner is...... 15:19 ⏩ Outro
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  137. Setup your own VS Code server with Linode!!: https://ntck.co/linode a ($100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!) ☕☕NEW COFFEE: https://ntck.co/coffee 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:19 ⏩ How to install VS Code 0:55 ⏩ Setup a VS Code server 2:04 ⏩ Start a project in VS Code 2:34 ⏩ Create a new file 3:05 ⏩ VS Code and the colors!! 3:35 ⏩ VS Code Extensions 4:00 ⏩ Intellisense 4:59 ⏩ Run your code in VS Code 6:00 ⏩ Getting to know the VS Code UI 6:53 ⏩ Remote SSH (my favorite feature) 9:30 ⏩ View pictures and videos in VS Code 9:54 ⏩ Manage Docker with VS Code 11:29 ⏩ Managing Azure and AWS with VS Code
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  138. :_NetChuckCoffee:Both of my favorite things to do:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  139. Build your own Proxy with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! Google is baking in proxies into their Chrome Browser. Known as their “IP Protection” feature, this will have users of Chrome go through a Google owned proxy for websites they access. 🚀 What We're Talking About: Google's Proxy Thing in Chrome: Yep, Google's mixing things up by adding a proxy right inside Chrome. Is this the future of browsing? Let's find out. Proxy vs. VPN: Heard of VPNs? Well, proxies are a bit different. We'll break down what's what and which you might wanna use. DIY Proxy Server? Yes, Please: Google's proxy sounds neat, but why not roll your own? I'll show you how to set up a personal proxy, and it's thanks to the awesome folks at Linode by Akamai. Some Geeky Concerns: Is Google's proxy all sunshine and rainbows? Eh, there might be some bumps. We'll chat about that. Setting Up Your Own Proxy Server: It's easier than you think, and I'll walk you through it step-by-step. Video Links —-------------------------------------------------------- https://shadowsocks.org/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Linode Cloud Computing from Akamai
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  140. You’re good with your Synology. File Cloud and nextcloud are more for people who don’t have a NAS or who just want to use their own hardware. Thanks for watching!
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  141. If you want one of the hottest jobs you need the hottest skills: ITPro: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link In this video, we discuss the top 10 hottest IT jobs in 2023 and 2024 based on the 2023 Dice Tech Salary Survey. We cover each job's average salary and growth rate and provide information on how to get started in each field. From Help Desk Technicians to Network Engineers, we have a range of jobs that require different levels of experience and skills. Whether you're just starting in IT or looking to take the next step in your career, this video has something for you. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Itpro from ACI learning
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  142. you need a website…..right now: https://www.hostinger.com/networkchuck (10% off with code NETWORKCHUCK) Start protecting your family from attacks now using circle! Get Circle: https://geni.us/dFXn 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Hostinger
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  143. Don’t be like Florida Nick: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (50% off) with code NETWORKCHUCK50 In this video, NetworkChuck demystifies the enigmatic world of the Tor Network—often referred to as the 'dark web'—by guiding you step-by-step on setting up your very own Tor Relay. Concerned about risks or think it's too complex? Fret not! We'll dismantle those myths and show you how straightforward and secure it can be. Join NetworkChuck as we explore both cloud-based and home-hosting options, breaking down the nuts and bolts of what it takes to contribute to the Tor Network responsibly. You'll also discover the different types of relays you can run, so you can pick the one that aligns perfectly with your level of expertise and commitment. Don't miss this comprehensive guide that empowers you to contribute to a more private and uncensored internet. Subscribe and hit that notification bell so you won't miss a byte of this transformative journey into the world of Tor relays! GUIDE/WALKTHROUGH --------------------------------------------------- 🧪🧪Guide: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/run-a-tor-relay 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Dashlane
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  144. IT training that won’t put you to sleep: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 💯💯TEST your knowledge (and get some extra practice): https://ntck.co/subnetep6 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:50 ⏩ Sponsor - ITProTV 2:00 ⏩ convert your subnet mask to binary 2:29 ⏩ network bits and host bits 2:45 ⏩ Need more networks? Hack the host bits!! 3:22 ⏩ How many host bits you need to HACK!! 4:29 ⏩ Hack the Host Bits 5:24 ⏩ Finding the increment 6:07 ⏩ Create your networks 7:12 ⏩ Test your knowledge! 8:02 ⏩ Take ONE network and convert it into FIVE! 8:52 ⏩ Outro
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  145. Start building your website resume RIGHT NOW with Hostinger!!: https://www.hostg.xyz/SHACM (get 10% off with code NETWORKCHUCK) STUFF from the VIDEO --------------------------------------------------- Website resume files and upload instructions ➡https://ntck.co/Website-Resume Check out Bernard Hackwell's resume website ➡ https://Bernardhackwell.tech 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 3:51 ⏩ Creating your site 5:59 ⏩ Getting started with your resume website! 7:27 ⏩ How can we make the best resume for you? 8:52 ⏩ Resume tip #1: Don’t make your resume crazy! 11:45 ⏩ Resume tip #2: Put the important stuff up top! 19:37 ⏩ Resume tip #3: Create your resume for the job you want! 22:44 ⏩ Resume tip #4: Don’t be an idiot 27:45 ⏩ Back to our website! 35:05 ⏩ How do we overcome a lack of experience? 39:23 ⏩ Outro
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  146. Is there malware in your photos? BitDefender will find it and protect you!!: https://bit.ly/BitdefenderNC (59% discount on a 1 year subscription) LINKS AND STUFF --------------------------------------------------- Download Steghide (Windows): https://ntck.co/steghide Steghide Commands --------------------------------------------------- Hide a file inside a photo: steghide embed -ef “secretfile” -cf “photo” Extract a secret file from a photo: steghide extract -sf “photo” 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:11 ⏩ What is Steganography? 1:05 ⏩ Installing Steghide 1:41 ⏩ How Steghide works 2:04 ⏩ Use Steghide to hide secret files inside a photo 2:52 ⏩ Use Steghide to extract a secret file from a photo 3:19 ⏩ Can we hide malware inside a photo? (Undetected) 3:35 ⏩ How Steganography works (LSB and graph theory) 5:40 ⏩ Hiding malware inside a photo 8:04 ⏩ Can my daughters solve the challenge?
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  147. Ooohhhhh yeaaaaah
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  148. Protect you from YOU. Learn more about Contrast Security and get a free demo here: https://bit.ly/3PkJsRZ 👀 Sneak Peek into My Secret Server Room Project! 👀 For almost a year, I've been working on a special project: building a server room that's not just functional but also cinematic! Today, I'm giving you a behind-the-scenes tour of this dream setup, still a work in progress but already filled with so much potential. From racking my 45Drives servers to configuring an epic 10gig switch, there's a lot to cover. So let's dive right in! Get a server like me, checkout 45Drives: http://www.45drives.com/NetworkChuck
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  149. Learn more from Juniper Networks on how the network will save the AI data center: https://juniper.net/AIwars Dive into the heart of the AI networking battleground where the demand for speed and efficiency tests the limits of technology. This video unravels the complexities of training AI models, highlighting the network bottlenecks that slow down progress and how innovations like RDMA, RoCE, ECN, and PFC are pivotal in the quest for seamless AI development. We explore the clash between Ethernet and Infiniband, dissecting their strengths and weaknesses in handling the massive data and low-latency requirements of AI training. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Juniper
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  151. Ready to get your CCNA? CCNP? Use the BEST tools: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 💯💯TEST your skills, see what you got: https://ntck.co/ccnaep13 (be the first to complete the quiz and get some FREE coffee) **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 2:13 ⏩ Why Fiber uses light 3:02 ⏩ Why FIBER is AMAZING!! 4:33 ⏩ how Fiber Optics work 4:53 ⏩ Multimode Fiber 8:55 ⏩ Single mode Fiber 10:53 ⏩ Multimode VS Single Mode Fiber 13:35 ⏩ Fiber connectors
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  152. ENTER TO WIN a $100 gift card to HAK5: http://bit.ly/nc10daysxmas2020 🔥🔥Python for Network Engineers: (first 500 people get it free....HURRY): http://bit.ly/2WoditV Special thanks to @Hak5 for the amazing giveaway: http://bit.ly/38T8SkG STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch
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  153. Create your own 24/7 stream for FREE with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode ($100 Credit) Here’s my 24/7 Live stream: https://ntck.co/247music 🔥🔥Guide and Walkthrough: https://ntck.co/3ApO3us 🔥🔥 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Linode 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:17 ⏩ What do you need? 2:30 ⏩ STEP 1 - Linode server setup 4:10 ⏩ STEP 2 - Ant Media setup 7:00 ⏩ STEP 3 - Youtube setup 11:37 ⏩ Proxmox setup 13:23 ⏩ Outro
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  155. That is definitely coming.
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  156. Ditch your VPN and start using Twingate (it’s FREE): https://ntck.co/twingate Want to try the teams and business plan? Use my coupon codes to get 3 months FREE: 🚀Monthly Plan: NETWORKCHUCK-MONTHLY 🚀Annual Plan: NETWORKCHUCK-YEARLY SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- 🚀🚀Join the Academy: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://ntck.co/coffee 💪💪 Try the NetworkChuck Cloud Browser: https://browser.networkchuck.com
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  157. Erase yourself from the internet: https://incogni.com/networkchuck Use code NETWORKCHUCK you get 60% off Dive into the power of WSL 2 with NetworkChuck! Learn how to seamlessly run Linux on Windows, including Ubuntu and Kali Linux, with full GUI support and GPU access. This comprehensive guide covers everything from basic installation to advanced features like Docker integration, custom configurations, and backing up your WSL instances. Discover how to use Linux commands in Windows and vice versa, making your development environment more versatile than ever. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this video will teach you new tricks to supercharge your WSL experience. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Incogni from NordVPN 00:00 - Intro: Linux on Windows with WSL 00:46 - WSL Requirements and Setup 02:02 - Two-Minute WSL Install 04:24 - Installing Additional Linux Distros 05:54 - Running Windows Commands in Linux 07:23 - Accessing Linux Files in Windows 08:23 - GUI Apps in WSL 10:26 - Full Kali Linux Desktop with WinKEX 11:29 - Using VS Code with WSL 12:22 - Docker in WSL 14:40 - GPU Access in WSL 15:15 - WSL Configuration Files 18:40 - Networking in WSL 21:43 - Backing Up and Restoring WSL Instances
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  158. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy The White House has officially endorsed skills-based hiring for cybersecurity and IT positions, recognizing that a degree is not the only path to a successful tech career. NetworkChuck breaks down this groundbreaking announcement, highlighting the importance of certifications, apprenticeships, and practical skills in landing high-paying jobs in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. Discover how you can take advantage of this shift in hiring practices and kickstart your IT career without a traditional degree. Press Release: https://federalnewsnetwork.com/hiring-retention/2024/04/wh-aims-to-transition-nearly-100k-federal-it-jobs-to-skills-based-hiring/
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  159. Does your code have vulnerabilities? FIND OUT!! Snyk your code: https://ntck.co/3yibeFN PROJECT INFO --------------------------------------------------- 💡💡Commands + Walkthrough: https://ntck.co/291 💡💡 🥧Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL 🔥🔥Become a NOOB!! (join the noob army): https://ntck.co/Premium 🔥🔥 In this video, NetworkChuck shows you how to become a Mysterium Network node runner using a Raspberry Pi and some spare internet bandwidth. You will learn how to set it up on your own Raspberry Pi and how to start earning Mysterium's Cryptocurrency MYST token while you sleep. **Sponsored by Snyk 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:04 ⏩ What do you need? 2:08 ⏩ What the junk is Mysterium? 13:48 ⏩ STEP 1 - Bake your Pi (Raspberry Pi setup) 17:34 ⏩ STEP 2 - Setting up your MYST account and installing Mysterium 23:00 ⏩ STEP 3 - Setting up your node runner 27:59 ⏩ Outro
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  160. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link In this episode of Learn Python RIGHT NOW, NetworkChuck teaches how to let good Ben in using Nested Ifs and Elif statements! FREE Python Lab: https://ntck.co/pythonep5 Support the course: https://ntck.co/pythonrightnow 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by ITProTV 0:00 ⏩ Intro 2:50 ⏩ Figure out if Ben is EVIL 3:23 ⏩ STEP ONE: Ask Ben if he is evil 4:22 ⏩ NEW CONCEPT: Nested IFs!! 5:48 ⏩ Nest the code under the Second If statement 6:38 ⏩ No nice Greeting for Nice Ben?! 7:18 ⏩ Make Ben feel special!! 9:50 ⏩ Robot Barista is doing a great job but changes are needed 11:03 ⏩ Messy fix for the menu 12:46 ⏩ NEW CONCEPT: Else If (ELIF) 14:58 ⏩ Let’s add an else 16:25 ⏩ CHALLENGE: Whipped Cream?? 17:04 ⏩ Outro
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  161. Sign up for Notion here: http://bit.ly/networkchucknotion IT Study Tracker Template: https://bit.ly/31j8Fnk ☕☕☕NETWORKCHUCK COFFEE: https://NetworkChuck.coffee 100 Days of Python: https://bit.ly/3tXQuAK Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:52 ⏩ What is Notion? 1:30 ⏩ Notion Basics 3:12 ⏩ IT Study Tracker Template Setup 11:02 ⏩ How I use the IT Study Tracker
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  162. Stop being embarrassed by your server room…get PatchBox: https://ntck.co/patchbox What Patchbox sent me: ➡➡ https://serv.linkster.co/r/e25zkf1QKq Dive into NetworkChuck's latest adventure as he tackles the chaos of his server room, transforming it from a tangled mess into an organized masterpiece with the help of Patchbox. Watch as he shares practical tips on server management, cable organization, and the importance of maintaining a clean IT environment. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or just starting out, this video is packed with valuable insights and humor to keep you engaged. Don't miss the before-and-after transformation and learn how to avoid common server room pitfalls! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕Need coffee? Check out NetworkChuck Coffee: https://networkchuck.coffee —-Special thanks to intertooth for the awesome console cable: https://cdn.intertooth.com/en **Sponsored by Patchbox
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  163. If you want a server like me: http://www.45drives.com/NetworkChuck I’ve been sitting on a secret project for a minute…my new server. 45Drives reached out and said they wanted to work with me on their biggest build EVER!! I had to say yes. In this video, I unbox the biggest server project 45Drives has ever done. This is the first part in a series where I’m building out this massive server and FINALLY revealing my new server room. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by 45 drives
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  165. Dude, you can pick one up for $200.
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  166. Protect yourself, your family and your business from scams: https://bitdefend.me/SCNetworkChuck I’m replacing Amazon Alexa with my own, completely local AI voice assistant!! The amazing part is that it cleanly integrates with my home automation system, Home Assistant. Also, it’s using local LLMs like llama3.2 with Ollama. I think it’s finally time for you to replace your voice assistant with something local. 📜📜📜COMMANDS: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/local-ai-voice-assistant 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Bitdefender
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  167. What good things happened to you in 2020? How did I do in 2020? Please let me know by filling out my year-end survey: http://bit.ly/34Z4AqC (enter to win a $100 prize) massive THANK YOU to all of my giveaway vendors (show them some love) 🎅🎅NetworkChuck 10 Days of xmas🎅🎅 --------------------------------------------------- Day 1: NetworkChuck Coffee: https://networkchuck.coffee Day 2: Boson Software: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (25% off) Day 3: HAK5: https://bit.ly/38T8SkG Day 4: CompTIA: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw Day 5: ITProTV: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck (30% off) Day 6: TryHackMe: https://bit.ly/3hbGzRX Day 7: INE: http://bit.ly/3pcopCy Day 8: Codecademy: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz Day 9: OffSec (OSCP): https://bit.ly/34L5WFw Day 10: Ubiquiti (unifi): https://geni.us/VlKlp Day 11: HackTheBox: https://www.hackthebox.eu/
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  168. Learn HOW TO HACK with Social Engineering: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) 👊👊👊JOIN MY MISSION: https://bit.ly/thisisitio (thisisIT membership) ☕BUY NETWORKCHUCK COFFEE: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕ SHOUTOUT to Marcus Hutchins @MalwareTech https://bit.ly/malwaretech (go subscribe!!) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 3:52 ⏩ how was Twitter hacked? 8:02 ⏩ WHY does Social Engineering work? 9:13 ⏩ Stages of a Social Engineering HACK 9:57 ⏩ these WERE NOT real hackers 13:26 ⏩ this changes everything 14:35 ⏩ WHO are these hackers? 18:47 ⏩ How do you protect yourself? 19:37 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!
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  169. you SUCK at password security so PLEASE get a password manager like Dashlane: https://ntck.co/dashlane50 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy In this next episode of NetworkChuck’s you SUCK at Subnetting course, we dive a bit deeper into how RFC1918 and NAT saved the internet from crumbling due to IP address exhaustion. So don’t miss out as Chuck goes into detail about RFC1918, NAT, and you guessed it…. More Subnetting! Are you ready to get serious about your CCNA? --------------------------------------------------- ►CCNA Courseware: https://ntck.co/bscw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: http://ntck.co/bccna (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://ntck.co/bnexccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://ntck.co/bsenns (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://ntck.co/bsenex (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:35 ⏩ your passwords suck too 2:48 ⏩ The internet Band-Aid 6:02 ⏩ The even bigger solution, NAT 10:58 ⏩ IPv4 + 2 12:54 ⏩ Outro 14:01 ⏩ Are you working on your CCNA??
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  170. Spin up your next project with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode –You get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! I just started using Tmux……it’s amazing! If you use a terminal or CLI in any capacity Tmux will 10x your productivity in 10 seconds. From creating multiple panes and windows with ease to leaving your terminal sessions active as you switch between machines Tmux is a must have in your toolbelt. In this video, I’ll show you how to get started with Tmux…which is REALLY easy. Then we’ll jump into how to actually use Tmux, which can be kind of complex at first but becomes easier as you practice. We’ll cover how to install Tmux, use Tmux and how to master all of the hotkeys. Video Stuff --------------------------------------------------- Tmux Cheatsheet (all the commands): https://tmuxcheatsheet.com/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Linode Cloud Computing from Akamai
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  171. What are some creative ways you maintain your study habits? How have you implemented Atomic STUDY Habits? MENU -What's an Atomic Habit? 1:50 -4 Steps to develop a Habit. 3:30 -HOW to make your habits OBVIOUS 3:45 -Habit Stacking 5:30 -Prime your environment 7:30 -The Habit Stacking Challenge 9:50 -HOW to make your habits ATTRACTIVE. 10:25 -Temptation Bundling 11:03 -Surround yourself with like-minded people 12:45 -the MOTIVATION RITUAL 14:30 -HOW to make your habits EASY 17:48 -the Decisive Moment 22:06 -the 2-minute RULE 23:01 -HOW to make your habit SATISFYING 26:22
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  173. When you watch a YouTube video....is it using TCP? UDP? What happens in the network? // CCNA Course 200-301 - GET READY FOR THE TEST: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (affiliate) **Sponsored by Boson Software Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:40 ⏩ OSI Model Recap 2:02 ⏩ the Application Layer 2:42 ⏩ the Presentation Layer 4:22 ⏩ the Session Layer 6:14 ⏩ the Transport Layer 7:20 ⏩ TCP vs UDP 12:46 ⏩ what are Ports? 18:34 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!!https://www.youtube.com/s/gaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f44a.png
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  174. Looking to get your first Hacking certification? Consider the CompTIA PenTest+. 🥇🥇ENTER TO WIN a CompTIA Voucher+Training: https://bit.ly/nc10daysxmas2020 *Sponsored by @CompTIA PenTest+ Info --------------------------------------------------- -Learn more about the Pentest+: http://bit.ly/3mt23uB -The PenTest+ is DoD approved: http://bit.ly/2LP9orY -CEH vs PenTest+: http://bit.ly/3rcbRwz -Training Solutions: http://bit.ly/38h66W3 🔥🔥Wireshark Course: (first 500 people get it FREE): https://bit.ly/3nzJl5U ( @David Bombal ) Purchase the Wireshark Course: http://bit.ly/2GZIrfO ($19) STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  175. Build your own Python Flask website with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode (get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!!) 💡💡Text walkthrough/Code/Command: https://ntck.co/flask 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:50 ⏩ What do you need? 2:09 ⏩ What the junk is Flask? 2:56 ⏩ Let’s get started! 8:23 ⏩ Time to build our meme website! 11:33 ⏩ Outro
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  176. the WAN...the Wide Area Network....it's not the internet...not always. GET READY FOR YOUR CCNA: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  177. Sign up for Linode here: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! 🔥🔥Get access to the EXTENDED version with extra BASH goodness: https://ntck.co/bashcourse (Join NetworkChuck ACADEMY!!) 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:51 ⏩ Quick challenge! 1:25 ⏩ Getting your Linux lab ready! 2:33 ⏩ Challenge review! 3:59 ⏩ What the junk is a variable? 6:32 ⏩ Making bash read 8:16 ⏩ Arguments, the not yelling kind. 9:03 ⏩ Make your own argument! 11:12 ⏩ Making even more variables! 11:53 ⏩ Using our new variables! 13:11 ⏩ Outro
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  178. Not blaming IPv6. It's just a reality that something relatively "new" will be prone to errors and mistakes when developing for it.
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  179. I might be...:_NetChuckHacking:
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  180. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🧪🧪Try it yourself!! (Links, docs, and walkthrough): https://ntck.co/awslab You only need THIRTY CENTS to build your very own hacking lab using real Vulnerable Machines that you are going to break into to start Hacking right now! In this video, Network Chuck will show you how to do this using Kali Linux and AWS so you can have your very own lab that is convenient and fun in order to hack your target! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTV 0:00 ⏩ intro 2:05 ⏩ What do we need? 6:13 ⏩ Here we go! Time to build our ULTIMATE HACKING LAB 16:05 ⏩The difficult part of the set up! 22:53 ⏩Let’s launch our vulnerable machine! 25:15 ⏩ Time to log in to your Kali box! 29:01 ⏩ Outro
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  181. VIRTUALIZE your debit cards and protect your financial identity with Privacy: https://ntck.co/privacy Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 🔎🔎Can you complete the lab???: https://ntck.co/ncccna This is CCNA Episode 14. Port security is a VITAL thing we must learn when becoming network engineers, especially when you have hackers running around using things like the Shark Jack from HAK5. In this video, I’ll show you the best practices for securing your switch ports on Cisco Switches and Unifi (Ubiquiti) switches. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Boson Softwarehttps://www.youtube.com/s/gaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f525.png
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  182. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link In this episode of NetworkChuck's Python series, he teaches you how to keep out evil Ben and how to keep out evil Patricia and Loki. But sometimes you need to make some exceptions for good deeds! Get prepared to learn about the Logical Operators and, or, and not! FREE Python Lab: https://ntck.co/pythonep6 Support the course: https://ntck.co/pythonrightnow 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium 0:00 Intro 1:30 Ad read 2:45 Let's get STARTED! 3:50 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (or) 5:23 Mini challenge 1! Make sure we say, Patricia! 6:47 Mini challenge 2! Make sure Loki can't get in! 7:31 Flowchart mode! 8:26 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (and) 8:43 Mini challenge 3! Check for good deeds! 11:48 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (not) 13:08 Booleans! Don't get hungry! 16:30 != not 16:50 Outro
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  183. You are absolutely right. If you are working on one cert and only need one book, it doesn’t make much sense. But when you factor in all the video training, it’s a little better. And, often, at least for me, I find myself using many books at a time. But yes, if you are comparing the cost of a single book to a monthly subscription, it doesn’t make sense.
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  184. Thank you Alon!
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  185. ****READ THIS: AWS will charge you for bandwidth usage if you go over the free tier amount. Set up a spending limit alert to be notified if you get a charge. Setup a free VPN server in the AWS cloud using OpenVPN. Want to learn more about AWS? Dive a bit deeper with my course: https://bit.ly/aws_thisisit 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ my FREE CCNA course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  186. Thank you for watching and commenting. Means a lot!
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  187. Enter to win a @CompTIA Linux+ Training Bundle (Certmaster Learn + Exam Voucher): http://bit.ly/winlinuxplus CompTIA Store Club Membership: http://bit.ly/comptiastore CompTIA Linux+ Exam Voucher: http://bit.ly/linuxexamvoucher CompTIA CertMaster Learn for Linux+: http://bit.ly/linuxcertmaster Other AMAZING Linux resources: CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/32xe6yd Udemy: http://bit.ly/32eWkzf CHECKOUT my courses on CBT Nuggets: https://cbt.gg/networkchuck Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  188. Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here ➼ https://nordvpn.com/networkchuck It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! You need to learn Windows RIGHT NOW!! If you’re in IT or are wanting to get a job in IT, this is a required skill. In this video, NetworkChuck introduces you to Windows and demonstrates how you can get started down this path. VIDEO LINKS --------------------------------------------------- Play with OLD Windows Editions: https://www.pcjs.org/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by NordVPN SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://ntck.co/coffee Check out my new channel: https://ntck.co/ncclips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch
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  189. DNS can be hacked….use SecureDNS from Twingate to protect yourself and your people: https://ntck.co/twingate_zerotrust 🔍 Your Web Browser is Dumb….without DNS🔍 Did you know your web browser is clueless when it comes to finding websites? When you type in a URL like academy.networkchuck.com, your browser has no idea where to go. That's where DNS, the Domain Name System, steps in to save the day! 🌐 In this video, we dive deep into the magic behind DNS. We'll break down how your browser queries DNS servers to turn website names into IP addresses, making the internet work seamlessly. From how DNS can be hacked to how you can secure your own DNS with tools like SecureDNS from TwinGate, we've got it all covered. 💻 🔐 DNS Security Tips: Learn how to use DNS over HTTPS (DOH), DNS over TLS (DOT), and other methods to keep your browsing secure from hackers and prying eyes. Protect your privacy and keep your internet safe. 🛠 Tools Mentioned: TwinGate for SecureDNS Raspberry Pi for DIY DNS servers AdGuard and PiHole for ad-blocking and DNS control Grab your coffee ☕, and let’s dive into how the internet really works! 👉 Subscribe for more IT tutorials, cybersecurity tips, and fun tech projects! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 💻📱Check out our new course, Laptop and Mobile Device Basics: https://ntck.co/mobiledevices **Sponsored by Twingate 00:00 - Introduction: Why your browser is "dumb" 01:46 - What is DNS? (The Contacts app of the Internet) 04:02 - DNS Hierarchy: The Mafia Bosses of the Internet 09:13 - Securing DNS from Hackers 15:30 - DNS Records Explained: A, NS, MX, and More 19:55 - Real-world example: Buying a New Domain 22:58 - Running Your Own DNS Server and Ethical DNS Hacking
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  190. Access your FREE Linux lab here: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) Welcome to episode 7 of the Linux for Hackers series. In this episode, NetworkChuck takes you on a journey of how to manage processes in Linux. He covers everything from how to find processes, put them in the foreground and background, and even how to KILL processes!! Checkout HTB: -HTB: https://ntck.co/htb -HTB Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Hack The Box 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:49 ⏩ Access your FREE Linux Lab 2:23 ⏩ recap: What is a Linux Process? 2:54 ⏩ the PS command (diving deeper) 4:40 ⏩ how to KILL a Linux Process 5:40 ⏩ find a process id by name (pgrep) 6:28 ⏩ ps….let’s talk more about it 8:00 ⏩ how to monitor Linux processes (top and htop) 9:01 ⏩ background and foreground processes 15:02 ⏩ the KILL command (deep dive)
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  191. Naw, I don't have any contact with the company. I'm just a customer. Not a paid promotion.
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  192. Thanks to CompTIA for sponsoring the first video in my FREE Security+ Course. Get your Security+ voucher: https://bit.ly/3dvPlbG or sign-up for a store club membership: https://bit.ly/2H31tFd **Sponsored by CompTIA Security+ Exam Objectives: https://bit.ly/2SUNOmb Security+ Practice Questions: https://bit.ly/2SZ79m0 Learn more about the Security+ exam: https://bit.ly/2FuQzay 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy SECURITY+ RESOURCES --------------------------------------------------- Official CompTIA Study Guide: https://geni.us/1fYyAu CompTIA eLearning: https://geni.us/2L2mNT Announcing my FREE CompTIA Security+ course, collaborating with @David Bombal and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:23 ⏩ FREE Security+ Course 0:45 ⏩ your instructors 1:32 ⏩ Who is the Security+ for? 1:57 ⏩ Are you ready for the Security+? 2:49 ⏩ what are you going to learn? 3:48 ⏩ old vs new exam
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  193. Start learning to hack RIGHT NOW: https://ntck.co/htbacad (Hack the Box Academy) **Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Check out HTB Academy for Business: https://ntck.co/3jus9y7 Hack the Box: https://ntck.co/htb HTB Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad This is Episode 6 of my Linux for Hackers series. In this episode….we’re hunting DAEMONS!! We’re going to learn how to start, stop, restart and enable services (aka daemons) in Linux.
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  194. How cool would it be to have live chat on your website?? Make it happen for free in like 5 min with 3CX: https://ntck.co/3cx Python Tuples……what are they? Are they the same as Python Lists? In this video, we’re going on a journey to uncover all the deep, dark secrets of tuples. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck ☕☕ NEW coffee: https://ntck.co/coffee **Sponsored by 3CX
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  195. Get this switch: https://geni.us/KkgiAH (affiliate) The Cisco Catalyst 1000 series switch.....an enterprise grade switch for small-medium sized businesses. This is KILLER! *Sponsored by Cisco Cisco Catalyst 1000 Series Switches (on Amazon) --------------------------------------------------- 8 Port: https://geni.us/KkgiAH (affiliate) 16 Port: https://geni.us/A695 (affiliate) 48 Port: https://geni.us/2odTDk (affiliate)
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  196. Learn more information on Dell Technologies Cloud: https://dell.to/3c7uJYN Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy *thank you to Dell for sponsoring this video You probably know that you need to learn the CLOUD (public cloud)....but what about Hybrid-Cloud?? 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: http://bit.ly/2Me22NH -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  197. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link FREE Python lab : https://ntck.co/pyep8 Bonus Python Lab + Quiz: https://ntck.co/python 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:43 ⏩ Let me show you something awesome! 1:43 ⏩ Let’s get started! 2:15 ⏩ I can’t believe you forgot the toilet paper… 2:50 ⏩ New concept time! Methods! 4:45 ⏩ Add in a bidet! 5:46 ⏩ exteeeeeeeeeend 6:42 ⏩ Another fun way to extend! 8:20 ⏩ Add items wherever you want! 9:24 ⏩ Challenge time! Can you do it? 10:43 ⏩ Outro
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  198. Couldn't agree more!
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  199. Want to learn more about DevOps? Need some UNICORNS? Check out BoxBoat: http://bit.ly/3hRwiux Learn more about GitLab: http://bit.ly/3p3xiOf 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: http://bit.ly/2Me22NH -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord TIMESTAMPS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:46 ⏩ Problem #1 - writing code can be SLOW 2:26 ⏩ it's all IT Operations fault (so let's get rid of them) 4:12 ⏩ faster code (microservices and cloud native) 5:43 ⏩ the developers get rid of IT operations 6:42 ⏩ time to SHIFT LEFT 9:02 ⏩ SOLUTION - we NEED a UNICORN (devOPS) 10:41 ⏩ automating security vulnerabilities 12:33 ⏩ GITLAB saves the day 14:36 ⏩ automating SECURE code
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  200. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy In my last video, I built 24 websites in 24 hours. 🚀 But with such a rapid development sprint, I knew security might have taken a backseat. So in this video, I decided to don my hacker hat and attempt to penetrate my own sites using tools like Nikto, OWASP Zap, Burp Suite, and Snyk. Spoiler alert: I didn't find much. 😅 Realizing my limitations, I called in reinforcements—my friend and professional ethical hacker Tyler Ramsbey. Tyler took the wheel and performed a thorough penetration test on my websites, uncovering vulnerabilities I had completely overlooked. From exposed API keys to cross-site scripting (XSS) and even accessing hidden admin panels, Tyler shows us how a real hacker would exploit these weaknesses. 😱 Along the way, we discuss how tools like LLMs (Large Language Models) can be both a blessing and a curse in cybersecurity, aiding both defenders and attackers. 🛡⚔ Subscribe to Tyler Ramsbey: https://www.youtube.com/@TylerRamsbey
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  201. Become an Ansible Master: Best of Fest: https://ntck.co/ansiblebestoffest AnsibleFest Content hub: https://ntck.co/contenthub Automate Your STUFF --------------------------------------------------- -All the code (Github): https://ntck.co/ansible -Linode documentation: https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/deploy-linodes-using-linode-ansible-collection/ -AWS Documentation: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/amazon/aws/index.html -Proxmox Documentation: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.9/modules/proxmox_kvm_module.html -Slack Documentation: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/slack_module.html 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:59 ⏩ Level 1 Laziness unlocked 2:02 ⏩ I should’ve gone to Ansible Fest 2:47 ⏩ Level 2 of Laziness, deploying proxmox 5:24 ⏩ Level 3 Laziness using slack 9:44 ⏩ Level 4 of Laziness using Alexa 12:18 ⏩ See it in Action!!
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  202. Want to create your own retro phone system? Start here: https://ntck.co/3cxPhoneSystems I’m setting up a retro phone system throughout my house to solve a simple problem: my family never answers my calls. Using 3CX, I’ll connect vintage phones in every room, making communication a little more fun and a lot harder to ignore. Plus, I’m integrating an AI voice assistant that we can interact with through the system. In this video, I’ll walk you through the entire process and explore how practical (and cool) this setup can be. 📃📃📃Link/Guide/Documentation: https://blog.networkchuck.com/posts/i-built-a-phone-system-because-no-one-answers-me/ 🖥 Raspberry Pi options: Raspberry Pi 4: https://geni.us/mzJF55 Raspberry Pi 5: https://geni.us/z0BVIc Here are the phones that I purchased and can verify work pretty well: 📱New phones: Snom D735: https://geni.us/IZmO ($85) – A very solid option. Fanvil X3SG: https://geni.us/oA1i ($69) – Very solid as well. Yealink T54W: https://geni.us/GhUAAy ($150) – More expensive because it’s pretty and is a router phone. Fanvil H2U: https://geni.us/WBGTg ($63) – compact and weird. Hotel-like, if you wanna go for that aesthetic. ☎Old phones (requiring an ATA): Sangyn Vintage Phone: https://geni.us/AxmFI4 ($35) – gorgeous. Probably my favorite. Feels solid. TelPal Corded Wall Phone: https://geni.us/JZazPcI ($32) – INCREDIBLE. Put this sucker on a wall and you are in the 1970s. Feels very solid. My second favorite, comes in a variety of colors. 🔧 You’ll need an ATA (analog telephone adapter) for these old phones. I recommend this one: Grandstream HT801: https://geni.us/TaZ7p 📜 Also, here is the official list of supported phones that work with 3CX: https://www.3cx.com/sip-phones/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by 3CX
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  203. hCaptcha delivers best-in-class bot mitigation and fraud detection solutions for organizations that require rapid deployment and strict privacy compliance to defeat sophisticated attacks with minimal customer friction. www.hcaptcha.com/networkchuck In this video we cover 5 ways to hide your files and folders, starting with basic, easy methods that anyone can do and ending with hacker-level techniques. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 💯💯 To become a beta tester, email academy@networkchuck.com **Sponsored by hCaptcha
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  204. Learn IT so you can buy more computer parts: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link ☕☕ NEW COFFEE: https://ntck.co/coffee 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTV
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  205. Say no to scammers with Bitdefender's special offer: https://ntck.co/bitdefender Ever wondered how to host your own website on the Dark Web? In today's in-depth guide, NetworkChuck demystifies the Dark Web and shows you how to go live with your own secure services! 🌐 VIDEO STUFF --------------------------------------------------- 🥼🥼Commands: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/create-your-own-dark-web-website 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Bitdefender
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  206. Thanks :) Def continuing.
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  207. Hey Hugo!
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  208. To get your hands dirty in a test lab environment, find out more about Dell’s Customer Solution Centers by visiting https://dell.to/3fj7rQX To learn more about Dell Technologies APEX, you can also visit https://dell.to/33Vlw0n SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck
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  209. Protect your family's files using NordLocker for FREE: https://nordlocker.net/networkchuck Become an IT god!! Start/Advance your IT career with CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/nc-cbt 2:11 ⏩ What is DNS?? How does it work? 4:01 ⏩ How OpenDNS can protect your family and network 7:00 ⏩ OpenDNS Setup 9:00 ⏩ Home Router setup (OpenDNS) 12:01 ⏩ OpenDNS Configuration In this video we use OpenDNS to protect our home networks from ADULT websites, porn, malware, viruses, time wasters and more importantly... TIGER KING. OpenDNS: https://bit.ly/nc-opendns ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  210. Access your FREE Linux lab here: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) Check out hack the box RIGHT NOW: HTB - https://ntck.co/htb Academy - https://ntck.co/htbacad Bug Bounty Path - https://bit.ly/3KVQsSq 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro - Becoming a super fast Ninja Hacker 0:30 ⏩ How do you get Linux?! 1:32 ⏩ Launch your bash shell 1:50 ⏩ First hack (cd hacks) 2:42 ⏩ Second Hack!! 4:52 ⏩ Third Hack!! 6:11 ⏩ Using LS 6:20 ⏩ Quick Hack for you! 6:56 ⏩ a Dark Hack - use al 7:45 ⏩ 2 Beautiful Hacks! 9:00 ⏩ Another Quick Hack 9:50 ⏩ Quick Hits 10:41 ⏩ Life Changing Hacks 12:46 ⏩ You Become a Ninja 14:07 ⏩ Log Hacks 15:08 ⏩ A Hack you did not see coming!! 17:08 ⏩ Real Time Logs 17:55 ⏩ A Hack that’s perfect for this time in the video!
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  211. GIFT SOME NFTs (Video Links) --------------------------------------------------- Phantom Wallet: https://phantom.app/ NFT Marketplace: https://magiceden.io/ Paper Wallet Template: https://ntck.co/290 Photo Editing Website: https://pixlr.com/e/ QR Code Generator: https://www.the-qrcode-generator.com/ 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:31 ⏩ we’re buying CHEAP NFTs 2:12 ⏩ what do you need to do this? 2:24 ⏩ STEP 1: Buy Solana (SOL) 3:01 ⏩ STEP 2: Setup a Phantom Wallet 4:18 ⏩ STEP 3: Buy some NFTs 8:43 ⏩ STEP 4: Setup a Solana Paper Wallet 15:33 ⏩ STEP 5: Help your people access their NFT wallets 16:48 ⏩ STEP 6: Frame your NFT (or print it on a pillow)
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  212. Stressed out at work? Need more time? Let BigFix lighten the load. Learn more here: https://ntck.co/bigfix Ready to learn one of the most important parts of Subnetting? Of course you are! In this video, Chuck dives into one of the most important topics related to Subnetting, the Subnet mask! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy Cement this into your brain!!: https://ntck.co/Subnetting 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:08 ⏩ Let’s flex our binary conversion skills! 5:22 ⏩ Time to check our work! 7:10 ⏩ The numbers are whispering to us? 8:44 ⏩ This is the best way to find the total number of hosts in a network! 11:10 ⏩ Converting our binary mask back to decimal 12:18 ⏩ outro
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  214. Check out hack the box RIGHT NOW: HTB - https://ntck.co/htb Academy - https://ntck.co/htbacad Bug Bounty Path - https://bit.ly/3KVQsSq Welcome to Episode 8 of Linux for hackers. In this episode NetworkChuck shows how to manage web services using curl in Linux!! 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:57 ⏩ Use Hack The Box for their awesome Linux Lab 2:27 ⏩ setting up a one Command Website 5:48 ⏩ changing the Directories 6:50 ⏩ opening a new terminal! 10:20 ⏩ Change the port 11:52 ⏩ Talk to your website using your command line 12:05 ⏩ Using Curl (there is so much!!) 16:20 ⏩ looking at the request header 19:00 ⏩ Outro
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  215. Let’s take our certification exam on January 15th, 2019!!! Who’s in?
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  216. I feel this.
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  217. Host your own HelpDesk in the cloud: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  218. Don’t be an Alex. Use Dashlane: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (50% off) with code NETWORKCHUCK50 In this video, NetworkChuck, alongside new talent Alex, guides viewers through the process of installing RetroPie on a Raspberry Pi. They explain how this compact device can emulate games from nearly every retro console, featuring modern additions like achievements, save states, and online multiplayer. Alex demonstrates the setup step-by-step, from preparing the microSD card to configuring controllers and personalizing game libraries. The video also highlights advanced features such as cheats and retro achievements, culminating in a demonstration of online play between two Raspberry Pi devices, showcasing the impressive capabilities of RetroPie. GUIDE/WALKTHROUGH: 🧪🧪Guide: https://academy.networkchuck.com/blog/RetroPieSetup 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 🎓🎓ACADEMY-EXCLUSIVE BONUS VIDEOS: https://academy.networkchuck.com/bonus **Sponsored by Dashlane 0:00: Introduction to RetroPie 1:10: What do you need? 2:05: Imaging Your Raspberry Pi with RetroPie (Pi 4) 3:43: Imaging Your Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS (Pi 5) 5:59: First Boot and Controller Setup 7:48: Configuring Raspberry Pi Settings in RetroPie 10:16: Adding ROMs (Games) 11:49: Sponsor: Dashlane 13:39: Personalize your RetroPie 15:23: Using Hotkeys 16:36: RetroArch Main Menu 17:29: Cheats 19:29: RetroAchievements 22:16: Netplay (Online Multiplayer)
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  219. I'M GIVING AWAY 10 PYTHON FOR NETWORK ENGINEER COURSES from DAVID BOMBAL!! Do you want one? Finish the video to learn how to enter!
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  220. Start mastering IT skills NOW!: https://bit.ly/nc-cbt-2020 Watch Part 1: https://youtu.be/BSplICgr7iU ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord PiHole Docker script: https://bit.ly/pihole_script Download SolarPUTTY: http://bit.ly/usesolarputty What is Docker??: https://youtu.be/eGz9DS-aIeY 1:43 ⏩ Preparing Ubuntu for Docker/PiHole 4:06 ⏩ Install Docker 4:32 ⏩ Deploy the NetworkChuck PiHole Container 8:15 ⏩ Configure PiHole 10:41 ⏩ Alexa, IFTTT and PiHole
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  221. Still using VPN? Securely access your stuff from anywhere with Twingate (what I use): https://ntck.co/twingate_zerotrust Join NetworkChuck as we delve into the revolutionary AI tool, Fabric, designed to augment human capabilities by seamlessly integrating AI into daily tasks. In this comprehensive tutorial, NetworkChuck breaks down how to set up and utilize Fabric to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. Discover how Fabric's open-source, crowd-sourced prompts, known as patterns, can solve specific problems and how you can even create your own. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a professional looking to leverage AI in practical ways, this video is your gateway to mastering Fabric and transforming your digital interactions. 🧵🧵Fabric: https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric Follow Daniel Miessler: ➡YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@unsupervised-learning ➡Twitter: https://x.com/DanielMiessler Follow Daniel’s work: ✉ https://danielmiessler.com/subscribe (https://danielmiessler.com/subscribe) Threshold: https://threshold.app/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Twingate 00:00 - Introduction to Fabric: An Open Source AI Tool 00:06 - What is Fabric? Explained by Creator Daniel Miessler 00:28 - How to Set Up and Use Fabric 00:39 - Practical Demonstration: Using Fabric for YouTube Transcripts 01:34 - Deep Dive into Fabric's Core Functionality and AI Integration 02:00 - Extract Wisdom: The Secret Sauce of Fabric 03:04 - Open Source Prompts in Fabric: Transparency and Control 04:03 - Reducing Friction with AI: The Philosophy Behind Fabric 05:09 - Real-world Application: Integrating Fabric with Personal Data 05:34 - Introducing the World of Text Concept by Daniel Miessler 06:51 - Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Fabric on Your Computer 09:03 - Finalizing Fabric Setup and API Configuration 10:03 - Understanding Fabric's Framework and AI Model Integration 11:02 - Connecting to Remote AI Servers with Fabric 11:31 - Secure Remote Access with Twingate 12:45 - Advanced Usage of Fabric: Creating Custom Commands and Patterns 16:15 - How to Create and Implement Your Own Patterns in Fabric 18:18 - Managing and Updating Custom Patterns in Fabric 20:56 - Philosophical Insights on Human Augmentation with AI by Daniel Miessler 23:00 - Practical Benefits of Using Fabric for Content Filtering and Engagement 26:09 - Balancing AI Assistance with Human Effort for Optimal Learning and Growth 28:19 - Personal Applications of Fabric in Daily Life and Learning 29:10 - Introduction to NetworkChuck Academy and Future Projects 29:27 - Saving and Integrating Fabric Outputs with Obsidian for Organized Note-taking
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  222. become a HACKER! Start learning with ITProTV: (30% OFF): https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck or use code "networkchuck" (affiliate link) Hidden File Challenge: https://networkchuck.com/hidden-files/ **This video and my entire CEHv10 journey is sponsored by ITProTV watch the entire series: https://bit.ly/cehseries Come hang out with me in my Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 👊👊👊JOIN MY MISSION: https://bit.ly/thisisitio (thisisIT membership) ☕BUY NETWORKCHUCK COFFEE: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕
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  223. Me too
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  224. I got to meet with Kevin Deierling to talk with him about what NVIDIA is doing and where they are going!! NVIDIA Morpheus Video: https://ntck.co/3bxd9fh Making of the GTC Keynote: https://ntck.co/3pYzaMl 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by NVIDIA 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:47 ⏩ Who is Kevin?! 1:13 ⏩ Why did NVIDIA get into networking?? 2:36 ⏩ Why can’t we accelerate with SDN? 4:51 ⏩ What does NVIDIA brings to the table? 6:44 ⏩ Where is the DPU going and what is it doing? 8:25 ⏩ What’s the magic of the CPU 15:09 ⏩ What companies would use this in their data center? 17:46 ⏩ Will Companies be using DOCA to build on top of DPU’s? 19:28 ⏩ What is Morpheus doing?? 24:08 ⏩ where Kevin thinks DOCA is going 26:02 ⏩ Are we going to have jobs for network developers focusing on DOCA? 27:42 ⏩ Cloud gaming on DPU’s? 29:12 ⏩ How are DPU’s helping? 32:07 ⏩ They are partnering with VMWare and Dell 34:08 ⏩ How does DPUs work with ESXI - (really not sure about this one) 38:38 ⏩ Transmitting videos over ethernet??? 42:00 ⏩ What else should we look at? 44:37 ⏩ Are we moving into a virtual world?
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  225. We don’t live in Docker containers, keep yourself safe with Bitdefender Premium Security: https://bit.ly/BitdefenderNC (59% discount on a 1 year sub) 🔥🔥Commands and hacking lab YAML file!: https://ntck.co/compose Vulhub GitHub link: https://ntck.co/vulhub 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  226. too true.
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  227. Don’t let Google look at your stuff!! Get NordLocker for free: https://nordlocker.net/networkchuck ➡️Checkout ALL my training at CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/nc-cbt The UniFi Dream Machine Pro from Ubiquiti.....is it good? In this video, I review and setup the Dream Machine pro and walk through a few of my favorite features. Get a Dream Machine Pro: https://geni.us/rFWL8sT Get a Dream Machine: https://geni.us/ncdream ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  228. Want to win Austin's old PC and a brand new 3080TI!? Enter the competition here! https://ntck.co/3080ti Check out this link https://ntck.co/microcenter to get a free 240 GB SSD! New Customers Only; No purchase necessary; Limited time offer; Valid in-store only; Limit 1 coupon per-customer In this video, Chuck gives his video editor Austin his credit card so that he can do a dream PC build at Microcenter, but that's not all! He also has to build the PC himself...... and he has to do it in VR! 0:00 ⏩Intro 0:56 ⏩ little ad read 1:50 ⏩ Starting the journey(With coffee... and tea) 2:07 ⏩ Finding the BEST parts 5:18 ⏩ The damage 5:27 ⏩ Destroying the old PC(kind of) 5:35 ⏩ little ad read 2 electric boogaloo 6:00 ⏩ Starting the build(With some help) 6:34 ⏩ Putting in the CPU(Stressful) 7:08 ⏩ Adding RAM(The computer kind) 7:18 ⏩Adding the FAST storage 8:04 ⏩installing the AIO 8:30 ⏩Surgically bringing in the GPU 9:30 ⏩Bringing in Thor(the power supply) 10:30 ⏩ Mikayla to the rescue 11:30 ⏩ Is Austin going to get as raise?? 12:02 ⏩ Putting in the case(Timelapse style because it took too long) 12:12 ⏩ Turning it on(In the case) 12:30 ⏩ little ad read 3(don't hate me) 13:10 ⏩ Outro
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  229. Protect your network from YOU!!: https://ntck.co/safe (2 months FREE!!) Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with code NETWORKCHUCK at https://mnscpd.com/NetworkChuck #manscapedpartner Are you ready to become a subnetting ninja? In this episode, NetworkChuck will show you the most important skill when it comes to subnetting, decimal to binary conversion! It doesn’t sound to0 exciting, but it’s pretty fun and is a key building block when it comes to learning subnetting. So, in this episode, NetworkChuck will show you how to convert an IP Address (IPv4 Address) from decimal to binary and binary to decimal. Cement this into your brain!!: https://ntck.co/Subnetting 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by SafeDNS and Manscaped SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://ntck.co/coffee Check out my new channel: https://ntck.co/ncclips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:47 ⏩ Breaking down the IPv4 Address (binary) 4:56 ⏩ the secret decoder ring for Decimal to binary conversion 6:10 ⏩ Sponsor read 8:50 ⏩ Binary to Decimal conversion 11:25 ⏩ Decimal to Binary Conversion
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  230. Learning how to hack is fun, but having people spy on your internet traffic is not. Get 3 months of PIA for free when you sign up for a 2 year plan!(ps. That’s only $2.11 a month) https://ntck.co/PIA In this video Chuck is going to talk to you about Hakrawler, an awesome Subdomain Enumeration tool created by Hakluke! Chuck is going to walk you through how to install Hawkrawler and another Subdomain Enumeration tool called Gau on a Kali Linux machine using Docker. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Private Internet Access Walkthrough ⏩ https://ntck.co/Hakrawler Interview with HakLuke ⏩ https://ntck.co/HakLuke 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:23 ⏩ What are we doing here and why are we doing it? 3:13 ⏩ What is Hakrawler? 4:44 ⏩ Getting Hakrawler installed 5:51 ⏩ How do we use Hakrawler? 7:54 ⏩ How is Hakrawler working? 9:15 ⏩ Don’t be afraid and to tinker! 10:52 ⏩ How is your privacy? 12:30 ⏩ Two tools in one video!? 13:00 ⏩ Installing and using Gau 14:28 ⏩ Outro
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  231. Love this!
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  232. Kali Linux release 2020.3 is OUT! Dive Deeper here: https://networkchuck.com/kali-linux-2020_3/ Kali Linux released their latest version, giving us a ton of cool things like: -an upgrade to our WSL2 GUI experience in Windows 10 -Starting the move from BASH to ZSH -AND MORE! (https://bit.ly/kali2020_3) start learning AWS now with my new course ($10): https://bit.ly/aws_thisisit // AWS Solutions Architect Associate SAA-C02 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ my FREE CCNA course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  233. Build your own Elden Ring with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! In this episode of the BASH scripting series, NetworkChuck covers BASH conditionals and harnesses this power to create Elden Ring inside of a bash script. Along the way, NetworkChuck also covers nested conditionals, or nested if statements, as well as elif and case statements. 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:29 ⏩ the challenge 1:50 ⏩ Sponsor Message 3:24 ⏩ Elden Ring Script Setup 4:05 ⏩ Bash Conditionals (if statements) 7:58 ⏩ Elden Ring Bash Conditionals 13:40 ⏩ BOSS BATTLE (Using OR in bash) 15:39 ⏩ other options in Bash Conditionals 19:22 ⏩ Nested IF Statements (Bash Conditionals) 21:33 ⏩ ELIF statements 23:53 ⏩ CASE statements (a switcher)
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  234. Make Tech your job with ITPro: https://go.acilearning.com/networkchuck (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link Are you subscribed to our new channel? Learn new tech with NetworkChuck Academy: https://www.youtube.com/@networkchuck... Zimaboard: https://geni.us/zimaboard Travel Router: https://geni.us/travrouter Ditching the Raspberry Pi was a big move for me, especially with a month-long trip to Japan on the horizon and a tech-dependent family of eight in tow. In this video, I dive into the why and how of upgrading our travel tech setup. It's all about ensuring we've got a rock-solid, reliable travel router and NAS to keep everyone connected, entertained, and maybe a bit too online during our adventures. Follow along as I break down the journey from decision to real-world execution, showcasing the trials, errors, and eventual triumphs of finding the perfect travel companion in the tech world. The leap from the familiar comfort of Raspberry Pi to a new solution was driven by the need for something more robust and capable of handling the demands of multiple devices streaming and accessing data on the go. This isn't just a tech swap; it's a mission to enhance our travel experience significantly. You'll get an inside look at the setup process, how it stands up to the ultimate field test (aka my kids), and whether it can really cut the mustard as the heart of our digital nomad setup. So, if you're into tech, travel, or just love a good family tech drama, this is one you won't want to miss. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTv from ACI Learning
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  235. Start using Docker the RIGHT WAY with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode Sign up using my link and you will get a 100$ credit that is valid for 60 days 🔥🔥Commands: https://ntck.co/portainer-commands 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Linode 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:25 ⏩ Which Portainer deployment is right for me? 3:24 ⏩ Time to install Portainer! 5:18 ⏩ No more CLI…. Time for the Portainer GUI 7:35 ⏩ This part is going to be really hard! 8:25 ⏩ How to manage other Docker environments ft. Abbey 11:02 ⏩ Things to look out for in Portainer 11:59 ⏩ Outro
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  236. Failing an exam is the WORST!! But if I can pick myself up after failing an exam, so can you! Thanks for watching!
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  237. I should have said the “burned in address” will never change. But ya know, gotta keep it simple.
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  238. Discover the new Bitdefender Scamio (free, easy-to-use Ai chatbot for detecting and preventing scams): https://ntck.co/scamio ⛱⛱Need a safe and easy way to practice your ethical hacking activities? Try out the NetworkChuck Kali Sandbox. This is an isolated learning environment accessible directly from your web browser: https://ntck.co/sandbox 🧻🧻Download the command cheat sheet here: https://ntck.co/60hackingcmds Here are the top 60 hacking commands you need to know, complete with a free Kali Linux sandbox link for practice. Learn to scan networks with Nmap, expedite recon with Masscan, and adeptly manipulate packets. Suitable for any skill level, and comes with a downloadable cheat sheet. FOLLOW THESE HACKERS!! --------------------------------------------------- John Hammond: https://www.youtube.com/@_JohnHammond Nahamsec: https://www.youtube.com/@NahamSec TomNomNom: https://www.youtube.com/@TomNomNomDotCom 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Bitdefender 00:26 ping 00:56 iftop 01:20 hping3 02:32 ptunnel 03:02 tcpdump 04:00 TomNomNom - vim - 04:31 nmap 06:09 masscan 06:48 John Hammond - sl 08:47 whois 09:04 whatweb 09:29 Nahamsec - curl 12:47 nikto 13:05 gobuster 13:28 apt install seclists 13:37 wget 14:27 sublist3r 14:54 wpscan 16:04 amass 16:22 git 16:53 searchsploit 18:24 John Hammond - sudo chmod +s /bin/bash 21:13 tshark 22:19 timeout 23:24 tmux 24:24 ssh 25:40 nc reverse shell 26:32 nc chat server
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  239. Can't forget about that debt though!
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  240. Take care of your biggest vulnerability — passwords!!: https://dashlane.com/networkchuck50 (50% off) with code NETWORKCHUCK50 Uncover the latest cybersecurity threat with NetworkChuck as we delve into a critical IPv6 flaw affecting all Windows users. Learn how hackers can exploit this vulnerability to gain remote access without any user interaction, and discover practical steps to protect your system. From understanding the intricacies of IPV6 to exploring effective mitigation strategies, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to safeguard their digital environment. Stay informed and secure with expert insights and actionable advice. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Dashlane
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  241. Why not? Love it.
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  242. Start monitoring with UpTime Kuma on Linode: https://ntck.co/linode ($100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!) 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:53 ⏩ Uptime Kuma Cloud setup 2:51 ⏩ UpTime Kuma Home lab setup 5:23 ⏩ Add a new monitor in UpTime Kuma 10:26 ⏩ Setting up notifications in Uptime Kuma 12:52 ⏩ the Uptime Kuma status page
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  243. Awesome! Glad I could help, Tyler! Good luck with your move.
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  244. The challenge is over…but you can still access Juniper Training for FREE: https://juniper.net/networkchuck GET A STICKER --------------------------------------------------- Verify your skills with our quiz: https://ntck.co/jncia-quiz Submit proof of your Juniper certification: ntck.co/challenge-proof 🔥🔥Join the Hackwell Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:22 ⏩ why did I do this challenge?!? 0:41 ⏩ Reason #1 2:34 ⏩ Reason #2 3:47 ⏩ How to make yourself more rare! 5:09 ⏩ The hardest part of the journey. 5:30 ⏩ Did Chuck Pass?! 5:43 ⏩ What about Cameron?? 5:55 ⏩ Did the Noobs on my team pass? 6:22 ⏩ Did YOU pass? 6:41 ⏩ we did make CHANGES to the challenge!! 7:06 ⏩ WINNER of the Mist AP!!
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  245. Go subscribe to the This is IT! channel for the latest episodes!! 33-year-old 💈Barber Turned Cisco Network Engineer - CCNA | This is IT - Episode 2 https://youtu.be/2AQksl3ltDI
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  246. :_NetChuckCoffee:That is a good idea:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  247. how do you install hacking tools on Linux? Here we go, everything you need to know about Linux Package Management! Want to go deeper? Sign up for Hacker school: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) 💯💯TEST your skills, see what you got: https://ntck.co/linux5quiz (FREE quiz) (the first 3 people to score 100% will get some free coffee and merch!) 🧪🧪FREE LAB GUIDE: https://ntck.co/linuxep5lab 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek *Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Sign up for the Hacker Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad Hack some stuff (HTB): https://ntck.co/htb *****HEY, READ THIS: .........disclaimer: Currently, free users do not have internet access through PWNBOX. This will cause some issues as you go through the lab in this video. *Disclaimer: The Linux foundations course from HTB Academy is a Tier 0 course, allowing me to show the course content in this video series. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:54 ⏩ Coffee and PWNBOX 2:23 ⏩ what's a Linux Package? 2:41 ⏩ Linux Package Managers 3:16 ⏩ dpkg (installing .deb packages) (Package Manager) 5:39 ⏩ why dpkg is DUMB!! 6:22 ⏩ APT (Advanced Package Tool) (Package Manager) 6:46 ⏩ installing packages with APT 8:59 ⏩ repositories (what is THAT??) 9:23 ⏩ apt update 9:53 ⏩ looking at the sources list 11:43 ⏩ what packages are installed? 12:47 ⏩ UNINSTALL Linux Packages (remove) 13:50 ⏩ updating your Linux system 14:28 ⏩ upgrade VS full-upgrade 15:09 ⏩ aptitude (Package Manager) 15:47 ⏩ SNAP! (snapd) (Package Manager) 17:38 ⏩ PIP and GEM (Python and Ruby) 18:39 ⏩ GIT (install custom Hacking tools) 19:46 ⏩ git clone 20:52 ⏩ pip3 install -r requirements.txt 22:43 ⏩ REVIEW AFFILIATES & REFERRALS --------------------------------------------------- (GEAR I USE...STUFF I RECOMMEND) My network gear: https://geni.us/L6wyIUj Amazon Affiliate Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/networkchuck Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL #linuxforeveryone #linux #linuxforhackers
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  248. LINK TO Microsoft article: http://bit.ly/2VvEOpR Get started with the NEW certifications: Azure Fundamentals(AZ-900): http://bit.ly/az900-cbt and Azure Administrator(AZ-103): http://bit.ly/az103-cbt ➡️Checkout ALL my training at CBT Nuggets: http://bit.ly/nc-cbt Are you going to BEAT Microsoft #certpocalypse ?? Here are the tools you need to win: MCSA: Server 2016: http://bit.ly/mcsaserv16 MCSA: SQL 2016 Database Administration: http://bit.ly/mcsadb-cbt MCSA: SQL 2016 BI Development: http://bit.ly/mcsabidev ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  249. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link FREE Python lab: https://ntck.co/pyep9 In this episode of Python RIGHT NOW! Chuck is going to show us how to lighten the load on our Python camping list(we packed too much). You will learn how to use the Python methods clear, remove, and the best of all, pop! These are the ways we can DESTROY or....just delete....our Python Data in Python Lists. 🔥🔥Get access to all of my courses plus more by joining the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITProTV 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:43 ⏩ I want to show you something! 1:55 ⏩ Back to our camping list! 2:15 ⏩ We packed too much! 3:10 ⏩ Don’t do this to your list! 4:25 ⏩ The best way to remove items! 6:11 ⏩ Pop! Pop! Pop!....... Pop! 8:53 ⏩ Outro
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  250. It took me a while to really wrap my head around ceph
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  251. LEARN ALL THE THINGS!!!! ......but how do you do it? the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? 🔥Become a 10x Engineer🔥 Join NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord Follow Ernest: http://bit.ly/2LIw9wn ⌨️LEARN PYTHON: http://bit.ly/2Kk5mn9 (Codecademy) Python For Network Engineers: http://bit.ly/2zNUR8N (David Bombal)
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  252. Get started with Kubernetes RIGHT NOW with a FREE lab on Linode: ($100 credit) https://bit.ly/nc_linode *Sponsored by Linode Learn Kubernetes with NetworkChuck Academy: https://ntck.co/k8s_beginners LAB GUIDE: https://networkchuck.com/kubernetes/ DIVE DEEPER: This Kubernetes course is awesome: http://bit.ly/k8s_ps (PluralSight affiliate) This book is legit: https://geni.us/POtpFf2 (Kubernetes in Action, affiliate) 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ my FREE CCNA course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  253. Host your own passwords with Linode: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! VIDEO LINKS --------------------------------------------------- Docker compose file (command):”wget https://download.passbolt.com/ce/docker/docker-compose-ce.yaml” SSL Cert Guide (Passbolt): https://help.passbolt.com/configure/https/ce/docker/auto.html Docker Guide (Passbolt): https://help.passbolt.com/hosting/install/ce/docker 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  254. Yes sir! Degrees are valuable but only for certain careers and goals.
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  255. CONTEST OVER* WINNERS: UDM: Jon Collings UDM + BeaconHD: RajehTXD UDM + a bunch of stuff: Shane R 0:48 ⏩ Why the Dream Machine? 1:53 ⏩ the Travel Router Experiment 2:56 ⏩ 2-Minute Setup 7:11 ⏩ ADVANCED setup 8:37 ⏩ Threat Management (really COOL!) 10:41 ⏩ WiFi Artificial Intelligence 11:47 ⏩ Setup Guest WiFi (hotspot) 16:07 ⏩ Block PORN and stuff 16:53 ⏩ Deep Packet Inspection 17:38 ⏩ Honeypots and Endpoint Scans 19:54 ⏩ TECH SPECS 21:12 ⏩ Verdict 🔥🔥 24:56 GIVEAWAY!!!!! 🔥🔥
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  256. If you want to get your CCNA, you need Boson: https://ntck.co/netsim Join my CCNA Course: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  257. Access your FREE Linux lab here: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) Have you ever wanted to destroy Linux or even create more directories than you could imagine? Well in this video, NetworkChuck shows you how to break your linux box as well as how to create a million directories!! He also shows you some helpful commands too…. But we know why you’re here. Checkout HTB: -HTB: https://ntck.co/htb -HTB Academy: https://ntck.co/htbacad 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Hack The Box 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:57 ⏩ Get your free Linux lab! 2:10 ⏩ Let’s get to our happy place! 2:22 ⏩ Time to touch some files 3:30 ⏩ a new way to use cat? 4:43 ⏩ echo “How to use echo to create a file with text inside” - Thistimestamp.txt 5:49 ⏩ Now let’s make some folders… I mean directories 7:36 ⏩ Time to mv some stuff 10:53 ⏩ You can’t cp this! 12:36 ⏩ How to make a million directories! 15:38 ⏩ Ready to destroy some stuff? 20:05 ⏩ Time to really make a million directories! 21:51 ⏩ Outro
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  258. READY TO TAKE THE SECURITY+ EXAM? Get 10% at the CompTIA store: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (affiliate) This is episode 4 of the FREE Security+ course covering the SY0-501 AND SY0-601 exams. This episode covers watering holes, typo squatting and prepending. Security+ Playlist: http://bit.ly/secplus_TII 👊👊Get EARLY access to the course here: https://bit.ly/thisisitio SECURITY+ RESOURCES --------------------------------------------------- CompTIA Store: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (affiliate) FREE CompTIA Security+ course, collaborating with @David Bombal and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  259. Finding that balance is so hard. It’s like a drug.
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  260. What's your favorite training resource? *affiliate links below ⚡1. Codecademy: http://bit.ly/2Me22NH (25% off) -Learn python, javascript....everything ⚡2. Pluralsight: https://bit.ly/ps2020nc (40% off) -IT training library with EVERYTHING ⚡3. Coffee: https://networkchuck.coffee (20% off) -coffee I drink ⚡4. Udemy: https://bit.ly/3q7CVg8 ($10 courses) -Recommended courses: - David Bombal CCNA: https://bit.ly/3mdEVRL - AWS Course: https://bit.ly/39iXa4w - Learn Hacking from Scratch: https://bit.ly/3o3EvxH ⚡5. CompTIA: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (10%, 15%, 20% off) -Enter to win a 45 minute chat with... me: https://bit.ly/3o8KLEB ⚡6. Boson NetSim: https://bit.ly/cyber20boson (30% off) -Best CCNA/CCNP Labs (it's what I'm using) Deals that are always good: ITProTV: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck (30% off)
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  261. Protect yourself!! --https://www.privateinternetaccess.com... --- 83% discount! That's less than 3 dollars a month, PLUS, you get 2 extra months for free! 🔎🔎Links and Guide: https://bit.ly/3hG55wI DDNS or Dynamic DNS is REQUIRED if you don’t have a static Public IP address for your home network. In this video, I’ll show you how to setup DDNS on a Rasberry Pi (or any Linux computer) using a Linux Bash script and Cloudflare. We’ll also use crontab to make sure it keeps your IP address up-to-date! Get a raspberry pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL (affiliate) 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡NetworkChuck membership: https://bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:26 ⏩ What is Dynamic DNS?? 1:42 ⏩ What do you need? 2:21 ⏩ STEP 1: Setup your Linux (bash) script 9:06 ⏩ STEP 2: Automate your script (crontab) AFFILIATES & REFERRALS --------------------------------------------------- (GEAR I USE...STUFF I RECOMMEND) My network gear: https://geni.us/L6wyIUj Amazon Affiliate Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/networkchuck Buy a Raspberry Pi: https://geni.us/aBeqAL #ddns #raspberrypi #pia
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  262. How are you studying for your next IT certification? Self-Study, Classroom, or Bootcamp?
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  263. Start monitoring all your stuff for free: https://ntck.co/whatsupgold Dive into the world of IT monitoring with NetworkChuck as he explores the powerful capabilities of What's Up Gold. Learn how to monitor everything from servers and routers to gaming PCs and even your toilet! This video covers essential protocols like SNMP and WMI, setting up alerts, and creating custom monitors for your home lab or enterprise network. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or just starting out, this tutorial will help you keep your network in check and stress-free. Don't miss out on these invaluable insights and practical tips! Video Commands --------------------------------------------------- Allow ICMP and WMI on Windows: SNMP “New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "Allow ICMPv4-In" -Protocol ICMPv4 -IcmpType 8 -Action Allow” #WMI “Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup "Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)" -Enabled True” Monitor Linux GPU “nvidia-smi --query-gpu=temperature.gpu --format=csv,noheader -i 0” ``` 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Progress *00:00* - Introduction: Network Monitoring Woes *00:18* - Solving IT Stress with Monitoring *00:42* - Introducing What's Up Gold *01:01* - Overview of IT Monitoring Benefits *01:23* - Basics of System Monitoring *01:30* - Understanding Ping for Uptime *02:00* - Beyond Ping: Comprehensive Monitoring *02:40* - Key Protocols: WMI and SNMP *03:23* - Deep Dive into SNMP *04:01* - Using OIDs for Detailed Monitoring *05:08* - SNMP in Action: CPU Utilization Example *06:02* - Configuring SNMP on Linux *07:03* - Setting Up SNMP Community Strings *08:11* - Security Concerns with SNMP *09:19* - Advanced SNMP: Traps and Polling *10:17* - Installing SNMP on Linux *11:01* - Configuring SNMP on Synology NAS *11:58* - SSH and Custom Monitoring *12:01* - Introduction to WMI for Windows Monitoring *12:31* - Enabling WMI and ICMP on Windows Firewall *13:00* - Setting Up Windows User Accounts for WMI *14:08* - Installing What's Up Gold on Windows *14:42* - System Requirements for What's Up Gold *15:55* - Downloading and Installing What's Up Gold Free Edition *16:22* - Initial Setup and License Key Activation *17:03* - Discovering Devices on Your Network *18:51* - Adding SNMP and WMI Credentials *19:49* - Running a Network Scan *20:54* - Viewing and Managing Discovered Devices *21:57* - Creating Network Maps Automatically *22:42* - Monitoring Specific Devices and Interfaces *23:39* - Exploring Device Status and Performance Metrics *24:22* - Customizing Monitors for Specific Needs *25:15* - Setting Up HTTP Monitor for AI Server *26:01* - Configuring Alerts for Downtime Notifications *27:17* - Creating Custom SSH Monitors for GPU Temps *28:59* - Advanced Features in What's Up Gold (Paid Version) *30:35* - Conclusion and Final Thoughts on IT Monitoring
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  264. Don’t get hacked this holiday season: https://bit.ly/BitdefenderNC (59% discount on a 1 year subscription) 🔥🔥 BLACK FRIDAY DEALS 🔥🔥 --------------------------------------------------- Tryhackme - https://tryhackme.com/ use code NetworkChuck2022 and get 20% off their annual subscription plans + the first 30 people who use the code get a free TryHackMe t-shirt!! Codecademy - https://ntck.co/ccbf22 Monday 11/21 - Monday 11/28. Code: CYBER22 for 50% off Pro annual subscriptions and Pro Student annual subscriptions. Boson - ntck.co/bosoncybersale Monday November 21nd-Monday November 28th, 30% off NetSim, code CYBER22 INE - https://ine.com/ Monday, November 21st with our Premium subscription on sale for $499 and our Premium+ plan for $649. + $10 off using code Chuck489 on the premium subscription and code Chuck639 on premium+ plan Hak 5: https://ntck.co/hak5 competition link https://ntck.co/hak5ga22 Udemy - At https://ntck.co/ubf22 you can get courses as low as $9.99 through Nov 25 ITPro.tv - click https://ntck.co/itprotv and use code networkchuck for 30% off Pluralsight -go to https://www.pluralsight.com/ for 50% off subscriptions! This offer expires December 2nd, 2022. 🎁🎁 GIVEAWAYS 🎁🎁 --------------------------------------------------- HacktheBox Academy: https://ntck.co/htbga22 Hak5: https://ntck.co/hak5ga22 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy
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  265. Learn the skills to make IT your job: 30% off your first month/first year of any ITPro personal plan with Code “CHUCK30” - https://ntck.co/itprotv NetworkChuck is building a FrankeNAS using CEPH, an open-source software-defined storage system. Learn how to turn a pile of old hardware into a powerful, scalable storage cluster that rivals enterprise solutions. This video covers Ceph architecture, installation, and configuration, demonstrating how to create a flexible, fault-tolerant storage system using a mix of devices. Whether you're a home lab enthusiast or IT professional, discover the power of decentralized storage and how Ceph can revolutionize your data management approach. Commands/Walkthrough: https://ntck.co/403docs 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy *00:00* - Intro: the FrankeNASS *00:45* - Why you NEED CEPH *04:45* - How CEPH works *19:55* - TUTORIAL - CEPH Cluster Setup
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  266. Don’t let your life be a scary story!! Start learning IT TODAY with ITProTV!!: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:37 ⏩ Scare #1 1:46 ⏩ Don’t let your life be a scary story 2:52 ⏩ What you need 2:56 ⏩ The Magic of Raspberry Pi GPIO 4:30 ⏩ Scare #2 5:23 ⏩ Level 1 - Raspberry Pi Scary Sound 8:17 ⏩ Scare #3 8:30 ⏩ Level 2 - Raspberry Pi Relays 9:53 ⏩ Scare #4 13:43 ⏩ Scare #5 13:54 ⏩ Raspberry Pi Motion Sensor 17:28 ⏩ Scare #6 19:22 ⏩ Scare #7 19:42 ⏩ Raspberry Pi Camera 28:37 ⏩ BOO!!
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  267. HURRY! Get the these tools NOW!: Python for Network Engineers: http://bit.ly/2PFyqut ($9.99) Codecademy: http://bit.ly/2Me22NH (25% off) O'Reilly: http://bit.ly/oreillycyber (50% off) Cisco Learning Store: http://bit.ly/clncyber LEARN ALL THE THINGS at Udemy for $9.99: http://bit.ly/udemycyber2019 Get a Raspberry Pi: https://amzn.to/2M1iMXp CHECKOUT my courses on CBT Nuggets: https://cbt.gg/networkchuck Getting ready for CERTPOCALYPSE? Let Boson help you. Use code MERRY19 for 25% off: CCNA ExSim (Practice Exam): http://bit.ly/exsimboson CCNA NetSim (LAB): http://bit.ly/netsimboson
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  268. lol. I had a good run.
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  269. get RIPPED with bash and Linode: https://ntck.co/linode ($100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!) Stackscript link: https://ntck.co/bash5-stack Need some extra practice? ⏩https://ntck.co/bashcourse 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:04 ⏩ What will you need? 2:25 ⏩ Let’s get started 3:05 ⏩ BASH While loop 8:33 ⏩ BASH Until loop 9:51 ⏩ BASH For loop 16:20 ⏩ Looping back 19:37 ⏩ Outro
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  270. Haha, yeah, but I just can’t help but do what it asks me :)
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  271. It's pretty cool!
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  272. Are you studying for the CCNA? Let us know what your favorite study resources are!
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  273. Haha, I’m ETHICAL, don’t want to get in trouble with the law
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  274. Fantastic insight! Thank you! I was about to add that in but didn’t want to make the video too long. But you’ve got it covered here :)
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  275. Stop storing your secrets and API keys in your code!! Try Keeper, a password manager you can use in the terminal: (built for devs/admins): https://www.keeper.io/networkchuck I did it…..after days of frustration, blood, sweat and coffee..I finally figured out a way to clone a voice to use with my fully local, AI voice assistant!!!! This isn’t using cloud-based products like ElevenLabs…no…we are using a fully-local, open-source project called Piper TTS. This works wonderfully with the Assist voice pipeline in Home Assistant. 📝GUIDE and WALKTHROUGH: https://blog.networkchuck.com/posts/how-to-clone-a-voice/ 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Keeper
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  276. Build your Hacker Dropbox with Twingate (it’s free): https://ntck.co/twingate_ztna In this video, we’re building a Hacker Dropbox, a device that can be dropped into any network and give us remote access. This can pretty much be any device, including a Raspberry Pi…which is what I’ll be showing you. And no….it’s not using VPN, it’s ZTNA (Twingate) which is much more secure and easier to setup. Why do this? If you’re like me, you are by default the helpdesk support of every circle you’re in. I am that for my church, my parents, my grandma…and I need a very quick and easy way to remotely access these networks…even when I don’t know the subnet info. This is where the Hacker Drop box comes in handy, operating as a magic device for remote IT support. It also doubles as a penetration testing tool, giving pentesters easy access to a remote network in seconds. RESOURCES: 📝GUIDE/WALKTHROUGH: https://ntck.co/hackerdropbox 💻 Raspberry Pi Imager: https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ 🛒 Buy a Raspberry Pi: Raspberry Pi 4: https://geni.us/mzJF55 Raspberry Pi 5: https://geni.us/z0BVIc 📚 Exploring Twingate APIs: https://www.twingate.com/docs/exploring-the-apis 📖 Twingate Quick Start Tutorial: https://www.twingate.com/docs/quick-start 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Twingate
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  277. Thanks Jeremy! Congrats on the CCNA pass btw
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  278. Is your code secure? Use this FREE tool (CodeSec) to find out: https://bit.ly/3tcPUQx TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO --------------------------------------------------- - AMASS: https://github.com/OWASP/Amass (find subdomains) -TakeOver: https://github.com/m4ll0k/takeover (subdomain takeover vulnerability scanner) -Dig (apt install dig) 🔥🔥Join Hackwell Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:18 ⏩ How subdomain takeover works 1:59 ⏩ Why Subdomain takeovers are dangerous 2:33 ⏩ Make sure your code is secure using codesec! 4:06 ⏩ find our targets subdomains using Amass 5:06 ⏩ The username is not available 5:57 ⏩ IT actually worked!! 6:17 ⏩ Once you’re in github… 6:58 ⏩ The same thing can happen with Azure 7:45 ⏩ so how do you protect your website
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  279. Really cool dude.
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  280. What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link FREE Python lab: ntck.co/pyep7 🔥🔥🔥🔥Extra Labs and Quizzes at NetworkChuck Academy: https://ntck.co/python In this installment of NetworkChuck’s Python series, Chuck is going to show you how to use Lists in Python. You will learn how to create your own Python List and also how to Print out the items from your Python List that you are supposed to bring while you prepare for your camping trip! 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:26 ⏩ [“Let’s”, ”Get”, “Started!”] 0:44 ⏩ The BEST IT training! 1:50 ⏩ Creating your camping list variable! 2:44 ⏩ It’s all coming together!(Kronk voice) 3:18 ⏩ What is a Python list? Ft. Bernard Hackwell 5:24 ⏩ Let’s make our campsite list!(it might be a little dangerous!) 6:42 ⏩ What are you bringing on the trip? 7:35 ⏩ Print out what you are bringing! 8:21 ⏩ Don’t forget the 0! 9:50 ⏩ Time to break your brain! 10:06 ⏩ What the junk is a negative index? 11:05 ⏩ I forgot to print the whole list 11:37 ⏩ [“Outro”]
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  281. Amen! I almost become a different person when I talk about this stuff!
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  282. Download Docker Desktop: https://dockr.ly/3QpUF56 Docker Scout: https://dockr.ly/4b21qlO Get started with Docker: https://dockr.ly/44siM8X 🚀 In this video, I dive deep into my Docker addiction and reveal 18 unconventional and powerful ways I use Docker every day. From running full GUI browsers in containers to setting up isolated hacking labs, these tips will transform how you think about Docker. Let's get started! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Docker
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  283. Ready to get Security+ certified?? Get 10% off training and exam vouchers at the CompTIA store: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (affiliate) *Sponsored by CompTIA 🔥🔥Can you name that HACK?: https://bit.ly/namethathack 🔥🔥Learn more about CompTIA Training: https://bit.ly/3fkq6do Security+ Episode 6 --------------------------------------------------- This is episode 6 of the FREE Security+ course covering the SY0-501 AND SY0-601 exams. This episode covers the reasons why we fall prey to Social Engineering attacks. 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:04 ⏩ Sneakers 4:10 ⏩ Name that HACK! 4:31 ⏩ Jimmy Kimmel 6:04 ⏩ Catch me if you can 11:25 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!! 12:37 ⏩ Breaking Bad 14:31 ⏩ Hackers 17:40 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!
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  284. Ready to get your CCNA? CCNP? Use the BEST tools: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Lab Files: http://bit.ly/nc_ccna Support NetworkChuck: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9x0AN7BWHpCDHSm9NiJFJQ/join ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Check out my new channel, @NetworkChuck Clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:11 ⏩ PoE origins (Cisco Inline Power) 2:15 ⏩ how PoE work(ed) 2:49 ⏩ 802.af (PoE) 3:59 ⏩ Why do we need PoE?? 5:18 ⏩ 802.at (PoE+) 5:59 ⏩ 802.bt (4PPoE) 7:43 ⏩ more POWER!! 802.bt (Type 4) 9:01 ⏩ Active vs Passive PoE 11:24 ⏩ Ubiquiti PoE 12:51 ⏩ LAB TIME (PoE Lab) 17:27 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!
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  285. Add live video chat to your website with 3cx: https://ntck.co/3hHTHjv Subscribing to 3CX is free for one year. Easiest way is to have it hosted by 3CX (as opposed to downloading on premise or in private cloud)For further info pls see: www.3cx.com/live-chat/ and https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/live-... 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by 3cx
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  286. get started with your pro website: https://www.hostinger.com/networkchuck FREE website: https://www.000webhost.com/ Why don't you have a website? I think EVERYONE needs a website, especially if you are trying to get a job in information technology!! Not convinced?? In this video, I give you my top 3 reasons why you need a website and I'll show you how to build a website for free. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: https://NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, https://bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: https://bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:14 ⏩ WHY do you need a website? 1:20 ⏩ #1 - STAND OUT! 2:50 ⏩ #2 - MAKE a difference 3:50 ⏩ #3 - Create opportunities 5:00 ⏩ FREE WEBSITE TUTORIAL 12:45 ⏩ EXAMPLE websites (inspo)
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  287. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy Dive into this Five Minute Friday with NetworkChuck as he unveils a game-changing tip for tech enthusiasts: copying and pasting in the terminal! Learn how to seamlessly transfer data between your terminal and clipboard using simple commands, whether you're on Linux, Windows, or macOS. This tutorial covers everything from installing essential tools to setting up aliases for efficiency. Perfect for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and enhance productivity. Don't miss out on these practical tips and tricks! *00:00* - Introduction: Essential Terminal Copy-Paste Trick *01:04* - Mac Users: Built-in pbcopy and pbpaste *01:13* - Linux and WSL Users: Installing xsel *01:56* - Basic xsel Commands for Clipboard Management *02:17* - Creating Aliases for Easier Commands *03:27* - Remote Server Clipboard Access Setup *05:56* - Final Test and Wrap-Up
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  288. Your traffic (data) isn't going through Twingate. They simply facilitate a peer-to-peer connection.
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  289. Start learning Ansible with a lab on Linode $100 credit: https://bit.ly/nc_linode *Sponsored by Linode ➡️The NEW CCNP ENCOR training is OUT!!!: https://bit.ly/ccnp-cbt ➡️Checkout ALL my training at CBT Nuggets: https://bit.ly/nc-cbt-2020 1:02 ⏩ Why Ansible? 5:06 ⏩ FREE Ansible LAB 6:38 ⏩ Ansible Installation 8:23 ⏩ Hosts (inventory) setup 11:56 ⏩ ad-hoc Ansible Commands 13:52 ⏩ Ansible Playbooks FREE Ansible lab on Linode: ($20 credit): https://linode.com/networkchuck Download SolarPutty: http://bit.ly/usesolarputty ➡️Support NetworkChuck: http://bit.ly/2XPaF7u ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  291. Thanks Andi!! It’s been a journey and a process.
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  292. Is mobile edge computing just a gimmick? In this video, I'm putting it to the test. I grabbed a 5G phone and tested an AI application using Verizon’s 5G Edge with AWS Wavelength. Learn more about MEC here: https://ntck.co/3oyJ1pP 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Verizon 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:47 ⏩ How the Internet Works 4:34 ⏩ CDN’s 5:58 ⏩ The problem with Latency 8:06 ⏩ MEC 11:58 ⏩ Verizon 5G MEC Test 15:35 ⏩ YBVR Interview
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  293. Be like Abbey and get started with Linux TODAY using Linode —- Sign up for Linode here: https://ntck.co/linode and you get a $100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user! In this video NetworkChuck's wife Abbey tries to go from a complete Linux noob to a Linux+ certified pro in 24 hours. Do you think she can do it?! 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: https://ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Linode 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:57 ⏩ CHALLENGE 1(SSH) 1:17 ⏩ CHALLENGE 2(List files) 1:26 ⏩ CHALLENGE 3(Create a new folder) 1:32 ⏩ CHALLENGE 4(Change password) 1:41 ⏩ CHALLENGE 5(Quiz) 2:13 ⏩ What does she need to study?? 2:29 ⏩ What is Linode? 3:01 ⏩ Spinning up a test machine for Abbey 3:38 ⏩ What courses will Abbey use? 4:04 ⏩ Spiffy pre-study coffee montage 4:40 ⏩ Why am I making her do this? 6:05 ⏩ Abbey checkpoint 6:34 ⏩ NetworkChuck Study tips 7:30 ⏩ Abbey teaches us about Linux? 9:12 ⏩ EXAM TIME 9:47 ⏩ How did she do??? 10:05 ⏩ How was it? Did you have fun?? 10:24 ⏩ Outro
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  294. Want to learn more? Make IT (and hacking) your job by learning skills from ITPro: https://ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by ITPro from ACI learning
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  295. "said by those who can't grow a proper beard...." ;)
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  296. Get started with the NEW CCNP ENCOR: ➡️https://bit.ly/ccnp-cbt Which CCNP track are you going down? Which concentration exams are you excited about?
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  297. Ah, that's crazy! Praying for a full and quick recovery! You'll kill it when ready but take that time to get the rest you need.
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  298. Thanks Jimmy! And yes sir, Christ-follower.
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  299. HEADS UP!! I have a TON of courses to give away!!! Make sure you follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram so you don't miss out!! @networkchuck
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  300. Yeah, I feel that. Gotta catch everyone else up first.
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  301. his is episode 5 of the FREE Security+ course covering the SY0-501 AND SY0-601 exams. This episode covers hoaxes, influence campaigns and hybrid warfare. Security+ Playlist: http://bit.ly/secplus_TII 👊👊Get EARLY access to the course here: https://bit.ly/thisisitio FREE Weekend on Pluralsight (IT Training): https://bit.ly/2UBQdmC (affiliate) 11/20-22 READY TO TAKE THE SECURITY+ EXAM? Get 10% at the CompTIA store: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (affiliate) SECURITY+ RESOURCES --------------------------------------------------- CompTIA Store: https://bit.ly/36mSRlw (affiliate) FREE CompTIA Security+ course, collaborating with @David Bombal and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  305.  @seasesh4073  Yes!!!!!!!!!
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  306. Yeah, but then I’ll make them fix it :)
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  307. Thank you!
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  308. I do identify as Harry Potter. :) Fun fact, the hacker mask did that to my face.
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  309. That they are
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  310. Do you have the CCNA Cyberops certification? Are you currently studying for it? Let me know!!!!
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  311. That's rough man....I know how tough that can be. Keep your head up and push through!! Keep that motivation going and manage that energy! If you can, try to study in the morning before work. I've been doing that lately and it's going pretty good so far.
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  312. :( Do 20 pushups and then watch the video.
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  313. What is the TCP/IP Model? OSI Model? // CCNA Course 200-301 - sponsored by the Boson Software: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord Install Packet Tracer: https://bit.ly/packtracer CCNA Episode 3 Packet Tracer Lab: https://bit.ly/ccnaep2pt 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:55 ⏩ Birth of the internet 2:04 ⏩ why we need a network model 3:58 ⏩ the TCP/IP Model 6:12 ⏩ the OSI Model 7:02 ⏩ why we still talk about OSI 9:09 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!!
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  314. Get NordVPN 2Y plan + 4 months extra plus up to 20 GB Saily data voucher ➼ https://nordvpn.com/networkchuck It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! In this video, I install a high-precision time server in my studio using the OpenTimeCard Mini from TimeBeat. Instead of relying on external Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers, I’m hosting my own time server to achieve nanosecond-level accuracy using Precision Time Protocol (PTP). The OpenTimeCard Mini combines a GPS module that receives signals from satellites equipped with atomic clocks and a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) acting as the server. This setup allows me to synchronize all the clocks on my network with unprecedented precision. Additional Information: If you’re intrigued by the fascinating world of time synchronization and want to delve deeper, here are some interesting insights and resources: • The Precision of Quartz Clocks: Modern quartz crystal oscillators are remarkably accurate, typically drifting about 15 seconds per month. While factors like temperature and aging can affect them, advancements have significantly minimized these deviations. • The Birth of Atomic Clocks: The first practical atomic clock was developed in 1955 by Louis Essen at the National Physical Laboratory in the UK. By 1967, the second was redefined based on the vibrations of cesium atoms, marking a significant leap in timekeeping accuracy. • GPS Satellites and Timekeeping: The Global Positioning System (GPS) began with the launch of its first satellite in 1978. These satellites carry atomic clocks that provide precise time signals, revolutionizing navigation and global time synchronization. • Understanding NTP Synchronization: The Network Time Protocol (NTP) dynamically adjusts its synchronization intervals, typically ranging from 64 to 1,024 seconds, to maintain accurate time across devices connected to the internet. • Time Zones and Global Standardization: The concept of standardized time zones was proposed by Sir Sandford Fleming in 1879. The 1884 International Meridian Conference endorsed these time zones, paving the way for the global timekeeping system we use today. • Hardware Timestamping in Networking: Hardware timestamping captures the exact moment a network packet is sent or received, allowing for nanosecond-level precision. This is essential for applications requiring extremely accurate time synchronization, like PTP. • Raspberry Pi and Hardware Timestamping: While the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) allows for hardware timestamping through additional network interfaces, the standard Raspberry Pi 4 does not support this feature on its built-in Ethernet port. The new Raspberry Pi 5 introduces hardware timestamping support directly on its Ethernet interface. • Why Nanosecond Accuracy Matters: Industries such as financial trading, where transactions happen in fractions of a second, rely heavily on precise time synchronization. Broadcasting and aerospace also require this level of accuracy to ensure seamless operations. Further Reading and Resources: • TimeBeat’s OpenTimeCard Mini: https://store.timebeat.app/products/open-timecard-mini • TimeBeat Software: https://www.timebeat.app/solutions/ • Understanding Precision Time Protocol (PTP): https://www.timebeat.app/blog/sync-showdown-ntp-vs-ptp-vs-tsn-vs-ethercat • History of Timekeeping: https://www.timebeat.app/blog/timekeeping-history-and-technology • Quartz Crystal Oscillators Explained: https://www.timebeat.app/blog/quartz-crystal-oscillators • Atomic Clocks and GPS Technology: https://www.timebeat.app/blog/atomic-clocks-gps-timing • Raspberry Pi Hardware Capabilities: https://www.timebeat.app/raspberry-pi-hardware-capabilities • Network Time Protocol (NTP) Details: https://www.timebeat.app/blog/sync-showdown-ntp-vs-ptp • Global Standard Time Zones: https://www.timebeat.app/blog/global-time-zones 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by NordVPN
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  317. Nice! Although you’ll lose it after college though.
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  319. Thank you!
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  320. What excuse is holding you back? List it here and...leave it here...get to work!
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  321. Pfsense is coming.
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  322. If it can hold coffee, I like it!:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  323. Thank you! This made my day.
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  325. lol. The thought has crossed my mind....
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  326. Funny you mention it, I actually did but cut it out because I felt it made the video too complex for just one video.
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  327. Agreed, and thank you. You see, I could have said all that.....but I would have lost everyone...so I just said "Linux".
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  328. Thank you!
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  329. Semantics. Yes, isolating apps is the purpose of containers but it does isolate an OS in the process. For most companies, the purpose of a VM is to deploy their apps. Containers can do this, thus, replacing VMs. As more and more companies move their apps to a distributed, microservices model, docker containers will be used over traditional VMs. For the most part, I’m explaining Docker to system and network engineers. They care more about the infrastructure than the development process. That’s why I came at it from a “virtualizing the OS” perspective.
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  330. Thank you 😊
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  331. lol, total accident. I have four kids...it just happens
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  333. Please join me in congratulating James C !!!! He won the CBT Nuggets Giveaway and I know he is going to do great things!! Thanks to everyone who participated!! What are your favorite CLI (command-line) hacks?
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  334. Thank you! That’s exactly my mission.
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  339. :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  340.  @gooniesfan7911  naw, they got MFA built in. Could the hackers infiltrate your network through Twingate? Maybe if it were an Oceans 11 type heist, but that’s true for whatever solution you’re depending on right now.
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  341. do you ever feel stupid?? ➡️Support NetworkChuck: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕or buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/networkchuck ☕ ➡️Need help? Join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord (affiliate links below) start learning IT: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck 🔥 Get your CCNA 🔥 FULL CCNA course: http://bit.ly/2BJazQG ( @David Bombal ) CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim)
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  342. Haha, it was already broken. I’m not that crazy.
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  343. Thanks Kostas! Yep, most of the time we don't know and it's our job to learn it!
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  345. Wow, didn’t think about hotels. Almost too easy.
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  348. Thanks Zach! Appreciate you stopping by!
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  349. Proxy software is a little buggy. I have it restarting every hour now so give it a try
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  350. Good to know it’s long term stability. Thank you 😊
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  351. Thanks :)
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  352. I agree that degrees show more value later in your career. But...starting out....they just aren't as valuable as certifications. I think getting a degree is a worthy goal...but you can get that later in your career without going into debt.
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  353. It's a good program if you still need your associate level certs. Otherwise......not very useful unless you want to move into management.
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  354. Let me know how your setup goes! Also, go SUBSCRIBE to my new show with David Bombal, This is IT! ———-> 33-year-old 💈Barber Turned Cisco Network Engineer - CCNA | This is IT - Episode 2 https://youtu.be/2AQksl3ltDI
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  355. Questions! Let me know what questions you would like answered in next week's show! Also, what should I call this weekly segment? And what else do you want to see? Oh, and go subscribe to This is IT! ----> http://bit.ly/2NBbN6i
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  356. Yep!
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  358. I'll get control of myself.
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  359. That's a tough one. CCNP will always be an asset for your career but AWS will likely give you a leg up on the competition if there are enough jobs in your area. Do a quick job search on AWS jobs and see what's out there. If there are a lot...go for it. Either way, you will WIN with CCNP or AWS.
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  360. Dang, great example.
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  361. That’s my goal!
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  362. :) Hey, I’m not there yet!
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  363. ha, had to go back and watch the intro and now that's all I can think about.....thanks a lot ;)
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  364. Run your home lab like an enterprise company!! Use Red Hat Enterprise Linux for FREE: https://ntck.co/redhat 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:08 ⏩ What is Cloudflare Tunnel? 0:50 ⏩ What do you need? 1:26 ⏩ You should use RHEL. 3:38 ⏩ STEP 1 - Setup your Domain Name 3:53 ⏩ STEP 2 - Setup a FREE Cloudflare Account 5:19 ⏩ STEP 3 - Create a Cloudflare Tunnel 6:52 ⏩ setup your first pubic hostname
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  365. 😭
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  366. That is awesome, thanks for watching!
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  367.  @thelearner761  I can't wait to prove ya'll wrong :)
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  368. The study results were inconclusive.
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  369. Totally been there! (Actually, I'm still there!! Always working on certs with a full-time job!!) That's where the pomodoro technique really helps me out. Telling myself that I'll just knock out a few sessions helps me hit the books
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  370. What do you think about "the cloud"? Is your company moving any of their services to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure?
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  371. Thank you!
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  372. Yep, he is definitely my motivation for some of these videos! lol. Thanks for watching!
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  373. great tips!
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  374. Absolutely!! Will do. This video was just to get you started but I didn’t want to make it too long. More stuff coming!!
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  375. I’m not becoming a crypto channel. Just a few random videos on topics I’m interested in. The core of my content will focus on helping people get a job in IT
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  376. 👏
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  377. Awesome!!
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  378. doing it now!!! RIGHT NOW!
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  379. Heeeeeeyy!!!!! I’m doing a giveaway every 2 hours today!! Check the links in the description and BE READY!! I’ll also be posting everything on Twitter and Facebook @NetworkChuck ——-Merry Christmas!!
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  380. I’ve been using my own VPN for a long time running off a Cisco router. My biggest problem is speed. But you’re right, would be a fun video :)
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  381. Winner of Boson NetSim 12 for CCNA: Jibby Esuruoso
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  382. Haha, legit.
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  383. Haha, I set my own timer 4 times after that while editing. :)
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  384. CompTIA is definitely known and looks good on a resume.....but only for someone who wants to just get started or wants to work on a helpdesk. My A+ and Security+ didn't do a lot for my career. In my experience, vendor specific certs will give you a leg up.
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  385. You're right, Cisco is all about the money...and we are too!! We aren't getting certifications so we can just pretty up our resumes. We want that $$$$$$$ If Cisco wasn't about the money, I would be worried. They want their certifications to be top notch and have the most value so they can maintain their status as THE industry leader. Brain dumps are less about survival and more about character. If you have to cheat to excel in your career......I think you need to take a step back and reflect. It helps you but it hurts the industry.
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  386. haha...yes. Maybe upgrade the processor with that new fancy Ryzen.
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  387. Ha, I actually almost used that one. One of my favorites! Thanks for watching Isaiah!
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  388. +Adil Satar Hey Adil! I'm working on my CCNP as well! I only have the TSHOOT left. How far are you? I love hearing from different countries!! It's amazing how connected everyone really is!! Go networking! Thanks for watching!
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  389. Watch out!! You are RARE! $$$$$$$$$$$$
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  390. Thanks!
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  391. Yep. I'm always worried about getting towed.
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  392. Lol
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  393. Agreed that IPv6 is not automatically reachable behind a firewall. The point is that it makes it possible. But it's dangerous to assume security is in place. NAT is a barrier even though we wouldn't consider it a "security feature".
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  394. Absolutely. The video would have been twice as long if I had to explain all of that ;)
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  395. Voice VLANS!! What is your experience with Voice VLANs so far? Have you had to use them yet?
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  396. Awesome!! I'm talking about nginx reverse proxy on Friday....and what will replace it!
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  397. I am now! Thanks for the idea.
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  398. Absolutely! Thank you for the ideas.
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  399. Hey hey, appreciate the sub. Security+ is a SOLID cert, you’re on an awesome path
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  400. Thank you 🙏
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  401. Great idea!
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  402. It was a premiered video.
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  403. The "X FACTOR" will always be your skill level and experience. In my experience the CCNA holds a lot of weight but you do need a bit of experience to back it up. That's why I think you should go straight to your CCNA and start working on getting experience instead of wasting 4 years on curriculum you will rarely (if ever!) use.
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  404. Do you think IT Certifications are required? In the video, we talk about the possibility that you don't need them to get started....and even to further your career. I've known plenty of FANTASTIC engineers how never get an IT cert. Let me know what you think!
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  405. I’m not gonna lie.....didn’t even know. It is and that’s amazing.
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  406. You're doing great Peter, fantastic work! You're killing it!
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  407. I do.
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  408. Agreed. But let's be honest....that time would either be spent studying or playing video games ;) But you're right. I only make that statement because you aren't losing a lot....you will have gained knowledge whether you like the material or not.
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  409. awesome!
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  410. lol. I didn't think that would be a hurdle...lol. Coffee shops are always my place to study! Just remember, you are there to study! lol
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  411. Table of contents: 4:10 - My Dad inspired my IT Career 8:00 - Working in IT for a Church 11:28 - Working 3 jobs to be in IT 12:03 - How to get IT experience - Intern for a Church 21:41 - Is Cisco Collaboration still relevant? 23:22 - What is it like to work at a school in IT? 30:26 - Security Threats at a School 1:01:00 - What certifications do you have? 1:05:00 - What skills do you need to do your job? 1:17:00 - Are you using Network Programmbility in your job?
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  412. Got it!! "Switchport mode access" will explicitly make it an access port, effectively removing the ability for it to be come a trunk. "switchport nonegotiate" will disable DTP. Thanks for chippin' in!
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  413. Thank you. That’s the REALLY important stuff.
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  414. I feel the same way. Thanks!
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  415. That’s awesome!! I love hearing stuff like this!!
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  416. Absolutely not. Go for it.
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  417. From my experience this could not be further from the truth. Yes, some jobs are being outsourced. But the IT industry is booming!
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  418. +Olivia Williams Thanks for watching!! Congrats on the CCNA success, you are in a really great place with R/S and Security. Good luck on the CCNP, it's challenging but really fun.
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  419. Were you expecting more? While we didn’t have time for a deep-dive here, you can get a preview of what their CiscoLIVE session will be like. Check out Jason’s presentation from last year: http://bit.ly/2JpVMQG
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  421. Glad to hear David! Thanks for sticking with me :)
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  422. I always feel behind....I’m about to turn 30....but man we have so much time!!!! I’m just getting started! You are too!
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  423. Thanks!
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  424. He's younger but he's following my advice!! I wish I would have started as soon as he is! There are a bunch of guys on the help desk in my company who are just now getting their A+ and they are in their 30s. It really doesn't matter. It's a lucrative and high-demand field...you aren't going to have any issues at all!
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  425. hey, the CCENT has evolved into a solid cert. And, you have to start somewhere!
    10
  426. Haha, the shirts serve a purpose
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  427. 1:18 ⏩ What is Puppet? 4:06 ⏩ What is Puppet Bolt? 6:58 ⏩ Puppet Manifests 10:03 ⏩ Puppet Lab Start studying for the CCNP ENCOR: https://bit.ly/ccnp-cbt Get started with the CCNA: http://bit.ly/cbtccna ➡️Checkout ALL my training at CBT Nuggets: https://bit.ly/nc-cbt-2020
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  428. Thank you!! I won’t upload tomorrow, but how about Thursday?
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  429. Thank you! Congrats on completing Linux+ and security+, that’s awesome! Linux is crazy fun, keep going!
    10
  430. The good ol’ days :)
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  431. Have you ever been hacked? Let us know your story below! Everyone has these 3 hacking skills: Recon, Dumpster Diving, and Shoulder Surfing (Social Engineering) SEE MORE HERE: https://networkchuck.com/secplus/ Security+ Playlist: http://bit.ly/secplus_TII 👊👊Get EARLY access to the course here: https://bit.ly/thisisitio SECURITY+ RESOURCES --------------------------------------------------- Official CompTIA Study Guide: https://geni.us/1fYyAu CompTIA eLearning: https://geni.us/2L2mNT FREE CompTIA Security+ course, collaborating with @David Bombal and @Keeping IT Simple (Jeremy Cioara)!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck 👊Join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio 👊 ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:22 ⏩ Skill #1 RECON 3:08 ⏩ technical RECON skills 5:11 ⏩ Skill #2 Dumpster Diving 7:13 ⏩ Skill #3 Shoulder Surfing
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  432. :) Keep praying that!
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  433. Awesome!! So glad I can help.
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  434. You gotta study...:_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
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  435. Thanks !
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  436. Stoked :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
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  437. Good luck on your CCNA!!
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  438. Day 2!! Few things you gotta know: 1. **IMPORTANT**, to enter day 2, tweet me @NetworkChuck 2. Entries end 8:30AM the following day 12/17/17
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  439. Yeah, A+ is a solid cert that anyone should be proud to have. But, like you said, the MCSA or CCNA would have gotten you further faster.
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  440. Thank you!
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  441. It's time to get SERIOUS about your CCNA. Take the next steps with Boson: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy Do you know how to make an Ethernet Cable? YOU NEED TO! Knowing how to make a Cat5e RJ45 network patch cable is an ESSENTIAL IT skill (or at least a rite of passage)! Also, how does it work? We're going to DIVE DEEP into how an ethernet cable works, from the twisted pairs to the history. Video Stuff --------------------------------------------------- a fantastic article on ethernet: http://bit.ly/3sqoeVQ EVERYTHING you need to make an ethernet cable: https://geni.us/JVvh93 (affiliate) **Sponsored by Boson Software It's time to get your CCNA! --------------------------------------------------- ►Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna ►CCNA Courseware: http://bit.ly/boson_cw (Boson) (Affiliate) ►CCNA Lab: https://bit.ly/bosonccna2020 (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNA Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Lab: https://bit.ly/encornetsim (Boson NetSim) (affiliate) ►CCNP Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim) (affiliate) Check out my new channel, @NetworkChuck Clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/networkchuck SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a YouTube Member: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: https://bit.ly/nc_twitch 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:21 ⏩ What do you need? 4:04 ⏩ make an ethernet cable????? (what does that mean?) 4:21 ⏩ STEP 1: Take off the cable's pants (remove some sheath) 6:40 ⏩ HOW ethernet cables work (a deep dive) 7:33 ⏩ what is the ethernet jacket (sheath?) 7:59 ⏩ twisted pair? Why? 9:31 ⏩ 1000BASE-T 10:40 ⏩ 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX 12:49 ⏩ how data is sent over an ethernet cable 13:43 ⏩ Ethernet NICs 18:02 ⏩ the straight-through cable 19:07 ⏩ the crossover cable 21:44 ⏩ Gigabit Ethernet (CAT5e) 26:13 ⏩ the magic of Auto MDI-X 29:39 ⏩ STEP 2: Put your wires in order 33:33 ⏩ STEP 3: Trim your wires 33:58 ⏩ STEP 4: RJ45 header crimp time 36:39 ⏩ STEP 5: TEST your cable 38:40 ⏩ QUIZ TIME
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  442. Thank you for the insight +electroloverofficial It is really helpful to hear it from someone with your credentials!
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  443. more is coming :)
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  444.  @bm7752  Naw, chillin' with my new baby. Heard it's going to be fun though!
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  445. Thank you Nick :)
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  446. Maybe.
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  447. Skip it. The CCENT (ICND1) is on the same level but will give you a lot more value.
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  448. This is in the works. :)
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  449. Good to see you here Kostas! Loved the documentary btw.
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  450. Sorry! I didn't want to make it too long but I also wanted to make sure everyone had the chance to understand what a Voice VLAN is and why we use it before I give the peak behind the curtain! Stick with me, I'll put out part 2 soon!
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  451. I'm impressed with your hustle. You've got this!! Thank you for posting this because it keeps ME motivated and I know it will help so many others. Keep us updated, I can't wait to see what you do!
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  452. Thank you for your kind words Hichem!
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  453. Yes….yes it was. 😉
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  454. I confirmed with Filecloud that the license will renew for free.
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  455. Awesome Jose!!!!! CONGRATS!
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  456. I have to agree :)
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  457. Thanks Osadika!! Fantastic tips!! I really appreciate you sharing!
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  458. Is that a request? ;)
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  459. for a little while
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  460. :), it was going to bother me.
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  461. Amen.
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  462. THAT is the next video, already being edited, will post next week!
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  463. Keep watching :)
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  464. Thanks Will! I always love seeing your comments.
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  465. haha, yeah, I could run a small country.
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  466. YEP! Awesome feedback!
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  468. Haha. Lol. My humble beginnings.
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  469. Ha! Yes, going back and seeing that...I had no idea what this would be or if it could be anything. Lol, even a few of my coworkers gave me some crap for doing this.
    7
  470. Shhhhh....
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  471. Said a prayer for you Jonathan ! Thanks for dropping by!
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  472. Thank you!
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  473. :)
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  474. Thanks for the views!
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  475. I do not. I did start WGU but I soon realized I didn't need it.
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  476. We have another interview coming up :)
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  477. Got it!
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  478. ^^^^^^
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  479. Going wide is becoming more valuable nowadays. Smart move.
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  480. Yep!! As long as you are LABBING, you will get it!
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  481. Naw, you can do anything you want as long as you don’t overrun it. Mine is running at like 10% cpu
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  482. :) I hope everyone is catching on to the meme and not taking me too seriously. Learn it if it helps.
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  483. :)
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  484. Truth. You gotta be able to handle that stress.
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  485. Actually...no....and it's painful. Thanks to Jeff Geerling, I now have a bit of a conscience when it comes to pirating so I painstakingly rip all of my blurays and dvds.
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  486. You ever owned a pug? He's scared 90% of the time. :)
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  487. The CCNA is considered the "Associate Level" while the CCNP is considered the "Professional Level". The CCNP goes deeper into the topics you learned on the CCNA while also adding on some new stuff. It's basically the next step up from the CCNA.
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  488. Of course!! Procrastination.....the struggle is real!! I use the Pomodoro method in almost every area of my life now. It's so helpful!
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  489. Yes!!!
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  490. I've often wondered that! You sir, are a unicorn! Thanks for watching!
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  491. Thank you!
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  492. That will get you at least one vm ;)
    7
  493. Thank you!
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  494. the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? GET unlimited Google Drive Storage for $12/month: https://networkchuck.com/gsuite (20% off) ENTER COUPON CODE: P3XVVLAPQDRFPXY ENTER TO WIN a Synology NAS: http://bit.ly/2kJIIeQ ......or just go buy one: https://amzn.to/2E9Btnd Want a VacPot coffee maker??? (the one in the video): Comment on this instagram post to win: https://www.instagram.com/p/B2aTZTyAIiF/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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  495. Glad to hear it! That was a very brave step you took but I completely agree with your decision. Thanks for watching!
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  496. lol. Glad I could help :)
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  497. I had the pie shop as a backup destination just in case :)
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  498. haha, that's a difficult question to answer because I am ALWAYS trying new coffee!! My rule for coffee is #1 FRESH, meaning a very recent roast date on the package. #2 LOCAL. I always try to buy from a local roaster wherever I am #3 MEDIUM roasts are the only way to go.
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  499. Noted. I reduced the number to 2. Thanks for the feedback!
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  500. Haha, I like that.
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  501. You get the ENCOR (Technology Core) cert for CCNP Enterprise. You then only need to pass a concentration exam.
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  502. That's awesome! You have come a long way! Yeah, you have to evaluate what will give you the most value in your current situation. I started on my degree thinking it would give me a leg up...but soon realized that it would offer little to no value on my career path. (And I also really don't plan on moving into management) But for you it obviously sounds like a degree is a great thing to attain right now.
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  503. Medium sized banks, mortgage companies,...companies that tend to grow fast, have various locations/branches, 500-1000 people. I'm 27.
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  504. I haven’t met a Cisco Engineer yet that loves Cisco licensing.
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  505. Totally an accident.
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  506. First person to summarize the 6 steps in a comment gets a NetworkChuck sticker.
    6
  507. Oh, no of course not! I'm just stating the reality of having kids while studying. I wouldn't trade it for the world but it does take a little more thought and effort.
    6
  508. YES!
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  509. I would say CCNA
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  510. :) Thank you.
    6
  511. Next week!
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  512. Prize: David Bombal's GNS3 Certified Associate Course Winners: Giacomo Rossi Leonardo Osorio Heath Kraft Jeremy Culbreath Thomas Mihm Michael Zinni Jose Alejandro Rodriguez Figueroa John Levine Abraham Calandrelli Velislav Banchov Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2rC7Eov #DropaBombal: CCNA Full Course Winners: Obscured Boat Mark Yule Leonardo Santos Sparked Man Thing Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2BJazQG
    6
  513. Grateful I could help. I know how you feel...pace yourself, enjoy the journey.
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  514. keep watching. I deep dive a little on how it works.
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  515. I'll tell you hwhat
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  516. Yes sir, go straight for the CCENT!
    6
  517. Thank you!
    6
  518. Lol. And DANG IT! Missed opportunity
    6
  519. I show you how to depoy with docker in this video
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  520. Soon!
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  521. It wasn’t the manual process. It was the amount of times I googled. It will happen eventually no matter what.
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  522. It’s not that layer 3 is reassembling or encapsulating, it’s the router utilizing the TCP/IP stack to do this. It has layer 2 abilities, being able to see that a frame arriving to its ports are meant for him because it’s addressed to his MAC address. Essentially, at layer 2, the router is acting no differently from a host, like Johnny. It can’t “switch” frames like a switch can, but it can readdress them and send them out.
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  523. Any time!
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  524. Dude, I was totally there a couple times. So many times I wanted to say "Well, I didn't learn that in the CCNA.....that's CCIE-level stuff" but it doesn't matter, they expect you to know it. Don't be afraid to admit you don't know something or that you need time/help to learn something.
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  525. Thank you! Blessings to you and your felamily as well!
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  526. Agreed. I just takes dedication and motivation. Thank you for the insight!
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  527. I did SWITCH first but only because I was more familiar with switching topics and wanted to knock out a test faster. I would probably say you should do ROUTE first because the topics overlap a bit on the SWITCH test with Layer 3 switching.
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  528. I love your story! That's awesome! Thanks for the encouragement Adam and thanks for watching!
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  529. Definitely will.
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  530. Never used Python? Why? SQL is a must, I completely agree. I am (slowly) adding that to my skillset as well...it really helps in the collaboration space.
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  531. Awesome! Yeah, it's a lot to take on. I'm trying to figure out a way to balance it all!
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  532. ...................................................whoop.........whoop I honestly can't help it!
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  533. lol!
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  534. Haha, it’s just nice to be on the other side of it ;)
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  535. I do dumb things all the time....too much actually! But that’s how you learn so I just roll with it!
    6
  536. Agreed. Getting smarter people than myself on the channel is always a win.
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  537. :_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
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  538. They are isolated at layer 2 (switches and Mac addresses) but could still talk at layer 3 (routers and ip addresses). BUT, you can prevent these networks from talking to each other on your router.
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  539. :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  540. Working on it :) Thank you !
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  541. Yep, mining on that now.
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  542. I thought about duino but it just didn’t seem as fun as monero
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  543. I really appreciate the feedback Chris, thanks! I do plan to make more Collaboration focused videos. Keep a look out!
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  544. heck yeah!
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  545. Depends on what kind of life you want. If you go into networking and get your CCNA, sky is the limit!! Your earning potential is up to you. Electrical installation.....you can only make so much and your skill growth will plateau fast! 30 is definitely not too late. I say go for it!
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  546. DAAAAAANNNNNG!! Good luck to you sir. The path is hard....but it's doable. My advice.....specialize....that's where the $$$$ is. Trust me.
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  547. This one is free!
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  548. So true. I've met too many people who have lost priceless data.
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  549. Preach!
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  550. All part of the fun! Thanks for letting me be part of your journey!
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  551. Thank you 😊
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  552. I'd say it's in very high demand. I get calls every day!! Cisco's collaboration portfolio is doing very well!
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  553. That's awesome!!:_NetChuckRaspPi:
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  554. True blue IOS. I’m using these to teach CCNA :)
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  555. Awesome!
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  556. Can’t go wrong with the cloud!
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  557. ADD
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  558. Thank you :)
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  559. In most cases, Packet Tracer is more than enough. If you feel the need to practice with real equipment you can find it pretty cheap, usually under $100.
    5
  560. BLACK! The only way to drink coffee!! It took me a bit to get to drinking it black because I used to take a little coffee with my creamer. But now, it's amazing. Being able to taste the different flavors and notes is awesome.
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  561. she'll slap my beard off! I'm gonna stick with less violent intros ;)
    5
  562. Dang. Missed opportunity. :)
    5
  563. Thanks Jorge!! Your channel inspired me a TON and is a big reason why I continued with mine! Hope to see some stuff from you soon!
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  564. CBT is SOLID!! You'll do great!
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  565. Excellent idea. Thanks Fernando!
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  566. YEAH! Congrats!
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  567. It is still an asset....it's just not as valuable as Cisco certs. But no worries, it will def help you land that help desk job! Good luck on the CCENT!!
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  568. For Cyber security there are a lot of options but I wouldn't consider CompTIA. There is CCNA Cyberops, I would check that out.
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  569. Excellent job!
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  570. yes....no idea why someone else hadn’t tried it.
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  571. Thanks Ryan!! Yes, I’ve always wanted to connect everything I do with networking and cloud with my physical world.
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  572. Thanks Bianca! Yeah, it was really fun. I was so excited when I got everything to work.
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  573. Soooo many ideas!
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  574. Excellent :)
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  575. +Jon nathan Couldn't agree more.
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  576. It is frustrating....and I've often questioned Cisco's methods..but.... The people at Cisco who create the exams DO NOT share any info except for the topics with anyone. While frustrating...I think this keeps the integrity and value of the exam intact.
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  577. Yep! I was even able to print a whole chapter!
    5
  578. Thank you!
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  579. Hey Maria, you won!!! Where can I send you the info to redeem the course? (Send me a direct YouTube message)
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  580. I have one. Search it :)
    5
  581. Glad I can help!
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  582. ....networking is still hot from where I'm standing. It's evolving and we are having to learn some new tricks......but it's still very much a viable career path!!
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  583. Hi!
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  584. Most people don’t, but I’m trying to change that :)
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  585. My favorite comment! Thank you Robert!
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  586. Awesome! Congrats Aaron!
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  587. Couldn't agree more!
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  588. Powershell is good and it will really help you on the systems side as well. I agree to a point. Some positions absolutely require scripting skills while others don't. But, again, I strongly encourage EVERYONE to start learning.
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  589. It's not necessary. But it helps.
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  590. Hey, it's my office...and I'm moving...don't worry about. lol. Thanks! You should get one ;)
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  591. Good luck, man!
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  592. I can't imagine what it feels like to even think about studying for the CCIE. That's a HUGE task. But, using this method definitely helps you not feel too overwhelmed. You inspire me sir, keep at it!
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  593. Thank you Nonya! And yes, I need to do another retro pi project.
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  594. I almost forgot!
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  595. But.....you’ll get 🍬
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  596. Appreciate you!
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  597. *For most people ;)
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  598. 6 now :)
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  599. I had the same thoughts, just depends on how loose your definitions are. Mine was more of a fraternal evil twin attack because I didn’t want to be flagged as a rogue AP.
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  600. Nice!
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  601. Thank you!:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  602. Trying to find it...I'll let you know.
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  603. PFsense is Freeeeeeee
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  604. Spot on!! And thank you for noticing my trunk to Hogwarts. lol. You were currently in Hogsmeade, btw.
    5
  605. Nope. You can jump to anything.
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  606. Dude, that's amazing!! You're killing it!!!
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  607. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
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  608.  @ndupontnet  oh my goodness....I just noticed I did this. We got the Pi a bit late and my team got this out in 24 hours.....a lot of zombie like states .
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  609. Better than using Google for sure, but you’re right, your IP is still being used. UNLESS you connect to a proxy or Tor
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  610. Kevin Wallace Prize Winners: CCNA Security Course Nathan Chee Jeff Schnack Joshua Cooke Ryan Clardy Jordan Strickland CCNA Collaboration Course Martin Menard Thomas Vincent LeMay Daniel Miller Moreno sebastian peña DevanRaj Didn't win? Get them here: Checkout Kevin's CCNA Security Course ➡️➡️ http://bit.ly/2QAtCqL Checkout Kevin's CCNA Collab Course ➡️➡️ http://bit.ly/2rG7AEk #DROPABOMBAL Winners: Prize: CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Anthony Garcia Brazen212 Jason Tucker Man Thing Nicolas Taveras Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2ze7hoP
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  611. I'm thinking about it!
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  612. It’s part of the program. When you win the block reward, new coins are minted, created, and given to you.
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  613.  @theydontknowmeson007  That's a tough one. I would still divide up the tests, given that you still have 8 months.
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  614. NEVER! :)
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  615. This is one of those things where it comes down to what you enjoy the most. You can't lose going either direction. If you're hitting cybersecurity, you can always focus on the networking side of cybersecurity and go down a Cisco cert track like CCNA-CCNP Security
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  616. Love it!
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  617. That....or be completely revamped. We'll see. Right now...it's hard to justify spending that much on something that isn't relevant.
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  618. I started to get my Bachelors from WGU but quit when I realized it would offer no value to my career. So, to answer your question, I do not have a degree.
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  619. Thanks! Network Engineers aren't going anywhere. The cloud will need us too! Just keep your skills up to date and your ear to the ground.
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  620. Thanks! Glad I could help!
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  621. Sorry man, we didn’t have time for a deep dive. But the session will be ridiculous and....you can watch. The one from last year on-demand. So, get filled in and let us know what you thought.
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  622. here is a link to one out of a couple. Go check them out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfPKe98UqEI&t=39s&ab_channel=NetworkChuck
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  623. I spent some time there :)
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  624. start learning AWS now with my new course ($10): https://bit.ly/aws_thisisit // AWS Solutions Architect Associate SAA-C02 👊👊👊support the mission, join thisisIT: https://bit.ly/thisisitio ☕☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: https://NetworkChuck.coffee ☕☕ my FREE CCNA course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Join the Discord server: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  625. I'll take that as a compliment! :_NetChuckNetworking:
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  626. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
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  627. Good question. I did not. Default everything.
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  628. DAAANG! I thought I was busy!
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  629. From the outside looking in...I'll admit it looks horrible. But the joys outweigh the burdens. It's totally worth it.
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  630. OpenSSH is included on Windows 10 now. Do you an update if you don’t have it.
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  631. Definitely go for certifications. No doubts on that one.
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  632. Depends on where you’re at. Network+ is usually a good starting point if you are starting from zero, otherwise CCNA would be a great place to continue.
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  633. Wow, 3 hours a day! Beast mode! Travel is my goal as well! Good luck!
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  634. That's awesome David! Family is my biggest motivator! Good luck!
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  635. Congrats!! YOU WON the Packet Tracer CCNA Labs Course!!! Send me an email with "Packet Tracer Labs Winner" in the subject: chuck@networkchuck.com
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  636. same here.
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  637. Yeah!
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  638. :_NetChuckConfused:
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  639. :_NetChuckCoffee: but it's delicious :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  640. Coming soon!
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  641.  @gizmoboy253  Neither. But I've worked with a ton of security in the real world so I can add some insight into the topics.
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  642. Love this!
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  643. Awesome!! That sounds like a fun project.
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  644. Run your editor with sudo. “sudo vi ansible.cfg”
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  645. You can put anything. Put NetworkChuck
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  646. Great info! Thanks!
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  647. The beautiful part about the CCNA is that you can really find all the materials you need online for FREE
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  648. Congrats!!! That's awesome + mnak Techtips!!! My brother said the same thing about ICND1. A lot of theory but ICND2 gives you more stuff to play with! CCNP R/S is REALLY fun. It goes deeper into the topics that CCNA left you wanting more.
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  649. I hear what you're saying but I've heard a lot of mixed things about bootcamps. It's hard to retain that much information.
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  650. Thanks Keith! Good to hear from you!
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  651. 2 main things I care about: 1. Cloudflare relies on their network to act as a security perimeter. Twingate uses a peer-to-peer architecture. 2. Twingate has more granular access control options.
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  652. Got it!!
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  653. :)
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  654. Congrats Isaac!! You definitely had the full training experience!! Which study materials were your favorite? That's the beauty of these certifications...the Cisco name does carry weight.
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  655. I always hear great things about Chris Bryant...and the value is insane!
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  656. YEP!
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  657. Excellent!! Congrats! Isn't it the best feeling?
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  658. Haha! I'll be posting these earlier so hopefully I can capture more mondays!
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  659. Yup!!! End user stuff is something you can pickup along the way if you don't already know it. The enterprise technologies are what employers look for!
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  660. That's amazing Nathan! Congrats!! Good luck on ICND2!
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  661. BEAST MODE!!! (Having a social life is overrated ;)
    4
  662. Yeah, kind of a something is better than nothing situation.
    4
  663. Thank you for your kind words!! How much experience do you have in IT? Do you feel comfortable with basic PC troubleshooting? If you do feel comfortable with that aspect of IT, I would jump into your CCENT.
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  664. Yes. Python doesn’t have switch statements so if and elif are one way to accomplish it.
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  665. Thank you!
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  666. I appreciate that!
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  667. I’m always drinking coffee. It would be weird if I wasn’t ;)
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  668. I’m assuming the “More of God” shirt. I’m a Christian and live by it.
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  669. Ah, well, I was going to include firewall rules to block any DNS traffic to other servers but realized that a lot of home routers don’t have the option to configure firewall rules
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  670. happy little accidents :)
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  671. click ....oh yeah!
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  672. Thanks Robert! Glad I can help! Thank you for watching!
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  673. See if your router’s firewall is enabled.
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  674. For some it won’t be a huge jump especially if you are already familiar with basic pc troubleshooting and setting up home networks
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  675. Good ol' "Paper Certs"
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  676. With practice exams, it's basically advanced flash cards. You are simulating the test environment while learning the material. When it comes time for you to take the actual exam, you will actually be tested on your mastery of the topics. Brain dumps....yeah you can learn from them....but you are also just memorizing answers. When you take the real exam, you are just tested on your ability to memorize test answers....you may or may not actually have a good grasp on the material.
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  677. Good point.
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  678. I LIKE your style
    4
  679. Thank you!
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  680. let me know what you think!
    4
  681. .......man hack boy?? 😇
    4
  682. I think it actually works in reverse. Learn Ansible and your beard starts to grow. :)
    4
  683. Yes!
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  684. They do love roblox:_NetChuckChloe::_NetChuckAddie::_NetChuckMillie:
    4
  685. Whooo!!! Good luck!! Let us know how it goes!
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  686. no, they would need my access tokens...which they don't have.
    4
  687. Should be easy enough. Microsoft has guides to install Vs code server
    4
  688. Yes! This is the reaction I was hoping for :)
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  689. +Hector Ramos Hey Hector!! I'm glad I can help you with your English, that's awesome!! And yes, its these fears that we let get a hold of us and eat at us until we feel completely defeated. As long as your have the drive and perseverance, you can do this!! You're on a great path Hector! Good luck!
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  690. Good question Edwin! I think that may be an upcoming video ;)
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  691. Hey Asheed, thank you for watching! Yeah, I think I may do a Q&A here soon. Also, feel free to ask any questions here as well.
    4
  692. +kc7ghi Ha! Galaxy Quest, right?
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  693. *another house
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  694. I think it could be. To be clear, my kids still use ipads, but I want them to use a desktop more.
    4
  695. It's the worst!
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  696. #girldad
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  697. :) Thanks for having some coffee with me
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  698. perfect timing :)
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  699. Thank you for watching!
    4
  700. Congrats on the upcoming little one!! I am right there with you. I've got three girls that I want to be around as much as I can. My goals are not money driven anymore...I just want more freedom. Let me know how it goes! I think we are on the same path!
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  701. You're exactly right. The only reason I decided to include the BIOS change was to support 64bit with hardware virtualization.
    4
  702. Absolutely! I always recommend setting your test date as one of your first study tasks....it does push you!! Good luck!
    4
  703. this is different series focusing on the Security+. The CEH series still has the original intro.
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  704. I like the way you think ;)
    4
  705. Heck yeah!
    4
  706.  @leester9487  I do
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  707. Get it!
    4
  708. Happy New Year!
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  709. I’m not necessarily promoting them. I’m talking about them because the tech is interesting and honestly they can’t be ignored.
    4
  710. I’m still learning. It’s a weird world.
    4
  711. Thanks Lewis!
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  712. Not dying. Changing.
    4
  713. Excellent response! And thanks for reppin’ the mug!
    4
  714. Because Raspberry pi’s are just cool. And cheap.
    4
  715. Are you currently in a study slump? Let us know how you plan to GET OUT!
    4
  716. Excellent tip! Thanks.
    4
  717. That's him being quiet!
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  718. Yeah.....the real money is in specializations!
    4
  719. $379 on Unifi’s site
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  720. If....and it's a big "IF", the admin is using best practice security measures. I've been in quite a few environments that absolutely DO NOT and this attack would have totally been possible.
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  721. YES!!!!
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  722. :) I like making people nervous.
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  723. I’m honored you’re here!! I need all the Linux help I can get!
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  724. Let’s get it!
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  725. For a sysadmin, the 2 main paths are Linux and Microsoft. You can either start learning Linux with the CompTIA Linux+ or go down the Microsoft path with an MCSA.
    4
  726. Thanks for the feedback!
    4
  727. I believe you will at least have 2 controllers at minimum.
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  728. Already working on it :)
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  729.  @StayTrue1989  Lol, honestly it took me a bit to get it, I cut out the part where David and I laughed though.
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  730. Thank you :)
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  731. Sathvik Techtuber docker inspect <container name>
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  732. I agree, some degree programs add more value than others and you will get a lot. But if you want to accelerate fast, starting from zero, I think certs are the shortcut!
    4
  733. Yep!! A lot of jobs just want the checkbox "4 year degree". If you have that with certs....you are golden!
    4
  734. Hey Alex, thanks for stopping by!! You're definitely on the right track. I've heard of a lot of guys volunteering to get some experience. Getting that first helpdesk job is important. Start working on that now.
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  735. I always recommend CCENT/CCNA over Network +. Network + is great......but I Cisco certs hold more weight in my experience.
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  736. Thanks! I love stories like these. KEEP GOING! You are doing an awesome job. I would learn how to start working with GNS3 instead of Packet Tracer if you are worried about the cost. It can be a bear to setup but it will get the job done.
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  737. I just had a conversation with someone at the Cisco Learning Network about the same thing....that couldn't be further from the truth. The CCNA holds a tremendous amount of value (I know because recruiters call me ALL THE TIME with jobs looking for CCNA certified people) The tech field is changing (as it always has) and people are getting worried. As long as you keep learning, you will be fine.
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  738. That's awesome!! I love hearing stories like this. Keep trudging on!! You are starting an amazing adventure to some $$$$$
    4
  739. It's very surprising you haven't had any opportunities come up with a CCNP! But...it does speak to how valuable experience really is. If you are REALLY ready to switch careers, start at the bottom, get a help desk job and work your way up. Already having all of that networking knowledge will significantly boost your chances at moving up FAST! Also, you can get experience in other ways...freelance work on sites like Upwork and Fiverr. You can volunteer.....there are a lot of options.
    4
  740. I was tossing around ideas for that this morning. Coming soon!!
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  741. +Jaron Davis Ah, I guess I should have noted in the video. This is part 1. Part 2 is just about ready!
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  742. Ah, good catch. You can now setup an Alexa routine with ifttt as the action. As long as you have these ifttt recipes setup as Alexa as the trigger, they will show up in the Alexa app as an available action.
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  743. Now, that is interesting. Idk.
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  744. That's for me to know and you to keep guessing :_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi:
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  745. Thanks Clemente!! Don’t forget to send me your token!
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  746. Slope wallet
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  747. A+ will get your foot in the door on a helpdesk. I did it and I know a ton of people who have. Especially in a big market like Memphis.
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  748. I almost just asked him to interview me for a job!
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  749. That's a great example. I've seen the same thing.
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  750. I wanted to leave it open. In some cases, you don't. Most of the time, it will only HELP you.
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  751. I have used CBT heavily.....I love Jeremy Ciaora, he keeps you entertained and focused. But, INE seems to be more in-depth. I am using that now to freshen up my CCNP R/S knowledge. I say, for the earlier certs like CCENT, Jeremy will keep you motivated and provide what you need. For later certs, a combo of both.
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  752. Hey David! That's awesome! Thank you for the kind words! Let's get CERTIFIED!
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  753. *10TB :)
    3
  754. But it doesn't work with a NAS. You can only sync with BackBlaze B2 which is $0.005/gb
    3
  755. I had my doubts but MAN is it awesome!
    3
  756. I was considering Azure and will make a video about this. But the cost is the big issue for me...I have a lot of data and I never really need to restore. Plus, you still can't use the Archive tier (easily).
    3
  757. But it’s fast!!
    3
  758. Def CCNA. Just uploaded one last week
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  759. That’s a great step. Very secure.
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  760. Very helpful. Thank you!
    3
  761. I don’t think it’s supported on Mac and Windows.
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  762. On Windows, by default, that private key is saved to ~/.ssh as id_rsa.pub. You can copy that and save it anywhere.
    3
  763. Thank you! And no, I don’t
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  764. No, you’re system is reaching out for updates. The firewall is blocking outside connections coming in.
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  765. Awesome! And thank you.
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  766. You may have a laptop......connecting to different networks.
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  767. I used Synology as a Datastore for my ESXi deployment on the Raspberry Pi
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  768. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
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  769. Most people can’t skip the helpdesk and waste time on trying to.
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  770. You gotta ignore those requirements and just go for it. Most of these job descriptions are wishlists.
    3
  771. Incredible path.
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  772. CCNA will always be an option. BUT, if you're job wants you to learn Linux...that tells me there will be opportunities opened up for you. Learn Linux, then CCNA.
    3
  773. MCSA harder? Hmm...makes me want to jump into some Microsoft stuff!! I was the same way with my CCNP exams. I think I rescheduled 6-7 times and even forgot to reschedule it one time....lost $300!!
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  774.  @Chiramisudo  Yes, it would maintain the context, remember all the code. I would often ask it "Can you add all the changes we talked about to the code and give me the new complete file". It wouldn't be available to anyone else, at least in my context.
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  775. Yes!!! Love it!
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  776. Awesome!
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  777. Thank you 😊
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  778. Thank you! Excited to put out more!
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  779. Yes. I mentioned (and should have hit it harder) that you need to combine VPN with TAILS for the best security.
    3
  780. Level 3 + Level 2. Use a VPN with Tails
    3
  781. Congrats!! YOU WON the Packet Tracer CCNA Labs Course!!! Send me an email with "Packet Tracer Labs Winner" in the subject: chuck@networkchuck.com
    3
  782. Nice!!!! I love the hustle. Could you share that in the AWS channel in the NetworkChuck community? ——> NetworkChuck.com/discord
    3
  783. He inspired the heck outta me!
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  784. He's awesome!
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  785. me too!
    3
  786. Very soon. Episode 4 and 5 already recorded.
    3
  787. Thanks for watching!
    3
  788. :_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
    3
  789. :_NetChuckHacking:
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  790. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
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  791. It all depends on what you love doing the most. BUT I would learn Networking and Security with programming...that's where everything is going.
    3
  792. Lol. Thanks.
    3
  793. I’ll get it.
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  794. Yes. But....it may be a little overkill. CCNA is very hands on and you may not need that in sales. However, the CCNA will be a huge asset in your field.
    3
  795. Haha, it is a gaming pc that I built but I love playing with the ps4 remote :)
    3
  796. That’s my goal, SIMPLE! Thanks Bikram!
    3
  797. Next week!
    3
  798. Ouch...”yapping”...I guess I do talk a lot. Appreciate the feedback...so you not like the info or segments beforehand? Just curious. Want to know if you guys care about it.
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  799. Ya know, I need to make an update. BECAUSE, the CCNA Security is going away while CCNA Cyberops is here to stay.
    3
  800. 24? You’re making me feel old! I’m trying to learn this stuff at 28!
    3
  801. We're hitting it pretty hard right now.
    3
  802. Put NetworkChuck
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  803. trust me...he knows nothing.
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  804. test it! VIRUS PROOF
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  805. It was pretty good. It's an expensive way to get certs but a cheap way to get a degree.
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  806. +naba alrubaye I think it’s 2 weeks. It def is more expensive than most but you get what you pay for
    3
  807. +Nigel Novelo Thanks!! Glad I can help!! Here is a great video course to start with. Extremely cheap: 💵💵💵CHEAP CCENT/CCNA VIDEO TRAINING (CHRIS BRYANT): https://goo.gl/shCyY1 💵💵💵💵 Get this book as well: CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-105 Official Cert Guide – https://goo.gl/Lprhfn
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  808. If you're going for both, I would say Network+ first.
    3
  809. Drink coffee:_NetChuckCoffee:
    3
  810. That's awesome!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
    3
  811. haha, yeah. Wouldn't be a bad video idea.
    3
  812. Appreciate the advice William, but this is actually how I am. It’s fine that I’m not your brand of content creator, but I promise you this is how I talk about stuff in real life.
    3
  813. Thinking about it with all comments I’m seeing.
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  814. yo
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  815. :_NetChuckHacking:
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  816. Never stop learning:_NetChuckRIGHTNOW::_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    3
  817. Yes!! Totally will. I can personally vouch for it.
    3
  818. They will be running a lot of virtual machines.
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  819. I’m okay with that. :)
    3
  820. Azure VPN Gateway. That’s a whole big topic that we’ll be covering at CBT
    3
  821. But I’m still here! Ryan Beney is solid. Great supplemental study.
    3
  822. Self-study is my preferred method because it teaches you how to learn. When you are in IT, your job is pretty much self-study. Everyday you must learn something new.
    3
  823. Thanks for all the AWESOME info!! Also, French Press is just my daily gear. I’ll pull out the vac pot and pour over from time to time.
    3
  824. Wow!! Thank you for all the great insight!! Good stuff! Thanks for stopping by!
    3
  825. It's been a few years since I've tried Boson. Interesting!
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  826. 2 things. 1. I don't manage my time, I manage my energy. For me, that meant sometimes studying in the morning before work while I drank my coffee because after work I had nothing left. 2. Fill any "useless time" with study. Waiting in line, on the bus, really any waiting situation....this might sound crass but, using the bathroom, checking facebook, watching youtube (other than this channel ;)) I made sure I had resources on my phone, specifically flash cards because I could easily knock out a few no matter what the situation was.
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  827. Awesome Simone!! The CCNA is the first step to a crazy journey!
    3
  828. Yep! You need to use that blueprint as your master study plan to make sure you are covered!
    3
  829. *hated
    3
  830. If you have the time and resources...both is fine. But if you need to accelerate FAST.....going for vendor certs are the best bet.
    3
  831. INE just sponsored the video, they didn't even know about the content. Network and Security+ are solid certs and are beneficial in sectors that require those certs or consider them highly valuable, like government related jobs. I always choose my certs based on the type of job I want and what's available in my area. If there are a ton of jobs looking for a CCNA, go for that. If you see a bunch looking for Security+, go for that.
    3
  832. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    3
  833. Thanks!
    3
  834. I try to be careful about adding too many concepts in one video. We’ll build up to that.
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  835. This.
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  836. Great job!
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  837. I can say it’s really a cool piece of software. Makes it easy to just jump into a lab and get stuff done. Good luck!
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  838. You don’t need a static ip :)
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  839. Da
    3
  840. Totally agree. I love the fact that she doesn’t care about it because when I spend time with her it allows me to escape my world.
    3
  841. 22
    3
  842. If it really will give you some hands-on experience you can slap on your resume....yeah...go for it!!’ It sounds like a great opportunity. It solves one of the biggest concerns I always hear about, “How do I get experience?”
    3
  843. Thanks Joseph! #teamnano
    3
  844. Awesome!! Let me know how it goes!!
    3
  845. On a mission to automate all the things!!!!!!
    3
  846. Thank you!
    3
  847. You can use Dynamic DNS to update OpenDNS on any changes. They have a windows client and there are a lot of routers that include this service in their settings.
    3
  848. Ah, but...you can block vpn
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  849. I always assume they have it anyway ;) If there’s traffic I want to hide...I’ll hide it.
    3
  850. Ouch. Short answer, you can’t............
    3
  851. There are apps that allow you to control DNS on cellular connections.
    3
  852. Congrats! You won David Bombal's Python for Network Engineers course!! Send an email to contest@networkchuck.com with #python in the subject to redeem.. Please include your YouTube username in the email.
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  853. Congrats! You won David Bombal's Python for Network Engineers course!! Send an email to contest@networkchuck.com with #python in the subject to redeem.. Please include your YouTube username in the email.
    3
  854. That’s a good one.
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  855. 14! That’s crazy. You’re doing incredible!
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  856. First, congrats on passing the CCNA!!! That's awesome!!! CLI will be around and you need to know it. But, you will start to see scripting creep in more and more. You need the networking knowledge and that will always be valuable but scripting is the future. Get the CCNP then start looking at coding. If you have the time, do both. Study scripting a little each week. Yes, its starting to edge it's way into Cisco's exam topics. I'm expecting the next iteration of exams to have a lot more.
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  857. What he said ^^^^^
    3
  858. 1. Push customer service as your most valuable skillset. 2. Have a lot of the answers to the common questions locked and loaded. Like, "Name a time where you had to deal with an irate customer and how did you handle it?" or "Describe a technical issue you've had to resolve and what were the steps taken?" 3. Be willing to admit when you don't know something but demonstrate how you would obtain the information, like Google it or ask for help. They want to know your ability to adapt and be a team player. Good luck!
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  859. TheRealTehd yes!! Let’s do this!
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  860. Yes, it does, however, it does this with multiple antennas using spatial streams. In order for it to work, wireless clients must be far apart, so you and your buddy sitting on the couch would be sharing the same stream. It also doesn't work well and saw very low adoption as it only arrived in 802.11ac wave 2. OFDMA will enable talking to multiple wireless clients in one stream.
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  861. You’re right about MU-MIMO and spatial streams. However, OFDMA can transmit to multiple devices with ONE stream.
    3
  862. BOOM! I definitely COULD NOT have said it better myself. Appreciate you stopping by Robb!
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  863. I'll first link you to my website with a list of the best resources this year, including labbing software: networkchuck.com/ccna The best one right now is Boson Netsim, which is a paid product but totally worth it. If too much, check out this video on free options: https://youtu.be/MN0KzfzlRio
    3
  864.  @blackphidora  Ryan is spot on. You couldn't take advantage of the AC features on the 2.4 ghz spectrum. You had to use N. With AX, you can use all the cool features like OFDMA, BSS Coloring and such with the 2.4 ghz spectrum.
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  865. lol
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  866. thank you!
    3
  867. Containers can fail. Redundancy.
    3
  868. Check your inbox!
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  869. Congrats! You won the GNS3 Associate Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    3
  870. Use that.
    3
  871. It will certainly help!
    3
  872. I know! I can't believe it!
    3
  873. Thank you!
    3
  874. It made me add him to the video
    3
  875. Thank you Kit!! This comment has me fired up!!
    3
  876. Maybe.....but I love solarputty!!!
    3
  877. “You need to learn ____ right now” is more of a meme. I try to cover topics that are relevant to current jobs. Ansible is now Cisco exams and needs to be covered.
    3
  878. Haha, yeah, totally get that. Ansible is designed to be a bit more polished than a one off bash script.
    3
  879. It's the only edge I have on him ;)
    3
  880. Congrats Matthew! And good luck!
    3
  881. Yeah, this is true. You can use 254 addresses in a network, however, I was including the fact that you always need a router on your network. (in your home network example)
    3
  882. True true. Exam answer would be 254
    3
  883. :) Wednesday.
    3
  884. Thank you 😊
    3
  885. Too cool!
    3
  886. Will cover that in upcoming episodes. BUT, /24 is another way of saying 255.255.255.0
    3
  887. Yeah, each provider has some pretty good free tiers. You can’t go wrong choosing one or all of them.
    3
  888. Thanks Ryan! Good to hear from you.
    3
  889. Will do!
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  890. Those things last FOREVER!
    3
  891. Combo of both.
    3
  892. thank you for saying that
    3
  893. 🤫🤫🤫
    3
  894. that's how you properly start a day :_NetChuckCoffee:
    3
  895. Thank you Kevine! This encourages the heck out of me!
    3
  896. Sounds like a bonus project :)
    3
  897. Sorry to see you go! It was supposed to be funny....like....I thought it was pretty obvious a BASH script can't make you a millionaire...
    3
  898. I like that.
    3
  899. It's useful in a ton of Linux sysadmin and hacking situations.
    3
  900. REALLY glad I can help!! Russia....man...I love that I get to chat with people all over the world!! How's the IT industry in Russia? This industry is AMAZING!! You'll love it! Good luck!
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  901. Love hearing this. So glad I could help.
    3
  902. Thanks Sam!! The first step I would take is getting your hands on a good video course. I recommend Chris Bryant. You can find his resources here: (not expensive!!) https://networkchuck.com/ccent-icnd1/#videos
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  903. Hey Manny, thanks for watching!! Yeah, getting that first role is hard. You may want to make a lateral helpdesk move to a company that will allow you to get your hands dirty with Cisco. Otherwise, get creative! Volunteer, build your own home network, anything to throw up on the resume. Employers will admire your tenacity! Glad I could help Manny! Keep it up!
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  904. It is definitely terrifying!! When starting a new position, I usually coach myself into a good frame of mind. I tell myself that if I don't know something at this new job....I can learn it! I've had to learning everything I know about networking up until this point and I can do it again. Most IT jobs don't expect you to know everything, they just expect you to be able to learn anything.
    3
  905. Certs galore! Yeah, Cisco has really created an amazing ecosystem.
    3
  906. Hey Keron, Thanks for watching! I'm glad I can help! I came from a sales/customer service background so...if I can do it.....anyone can do it!!! What one man can do another can do!
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  907. Whoo! That's a challenge! But you can definitely do it and what a motivator!! Thanks for watching!
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  909. The basics are the basics. You know this already, so this ain’t for you. There are a ton of people new to this stuff that need a place to start.
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  910. Well, if you want to get “technical” ;) Agreed, but I’d spend half my time correcting people if I went by that rule
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  911. Thanks Jake!
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  912. Awww, knew this would happen ;)
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  913. :) it’s growing on me
    3
  914. I show you multiple options, including on-prem in your house.
    3
  915. Thanks for stopping by Gary!! I'm glad I can offer just a little bit of inspiration...reading comments like this def keeps me inspired, so thank you! Whereabouts in the world are you?
    3
  916. :)
    3
  917. AWS is getting more attention. DevOps is getting huge. Regarding network engineers, I think it depends on the company. Some companies are constantly changing and evolving, adding new sites and acquiring new companies.....engineers are need.
    3
  918. You make a lot of good points. The industry is having a lot of "slow-starts", so to speak. For larger companies, I think programmatic automation will be essential. For small-medium size companies, a lot of things will remain unchanged for a while. Kudos on the VB script and automation. That's an impressive task to undertake.
    3
  919. lol. You're about to be all alone :(
    3
  920. +Nino Bukuri Any programming language will be an asset but Python has been the favorite of Cisco. Nearly every product has a Python API and training is becoming more common.
    3
  921. Thanks for the great tips on programming +MACAVELLE50 ! Anything is easy if you can break it down into manageable chunks. But the CCNA as a whole, for a beginner, is a challenge...I don't want to sell the cert short. I think it can be considered easy if you've been in the field for a while.
    3
  922. You can go down a lot of paths for this one. You could focus on Network Security, going down the Cisco Security track (CCNA Security, CCNP Security...etc) Or you could go down the CEH+ track, with some Linux+.
    3
  923. If you have the time (roughly 7-12 hrs a week), you can get your ccent in 4-6 months starting with no knowledge. If you have a little experience, you can get it in 3 months.
    3
  924. Interesting take on that! But automation would help with that, right? It would make the time consuming programming worth it!
    3
  925. Ahhh, you’re onto me :)
    3
  926. It’s an amazing laptop. By far the best one I’ve used.
    3
  927. Tough question to answer. If you’re on your company’s network, yes, they can. However, if you use a VPN on that virtual machine, you should be able to bypass it and stay hidden.
    3
  928. That’s what I thought too but I forget there are new people learning what a virtual machine is every day.
    3
  929. Hi!
    3
  930. I try to study everyday. (usually doesn't work out that way) so it will end up being 4-5 days a week. Now, that's just focused study sessions. At least once a day I'm pulling out Anki and going through flashcards.
    3
  931. Wow, congrats!! I'm glad I could help. It's def hard. I was studying last night and the kids were singing at the top of their lungs, jump roping in the kitchen. On top of that, the baby wakes up because of all the noise. So I'm yelling at the kids to go to their room while holding the baby, pacing the kitchen trying to watch an INE video! Lol. It's hard but it works!!
    3
  932. CCIE! DAAAAANG! Keep it up!
    3
  933. Live stream tonight with a special guest!
    3
  934. Amen! I’m crazy blessed.
    3
  935. Naw, wouldn’t be powerful enough.
    3
  936. Great minds think alike!:_NetChuckLinuxChuck:
    3
  937. First day is either hectic or really chill. It just depends on the type of job. One first day I had as an engineer was trial by fire, going to a couple client sites. Another was just orientation and HR stuff.
    3
  938. Worked out! Congrats!
    3
  939. Yes, you can definitely start with IT Fundamentals but I don't think getting the cert will be worth it. Go through a course and get the knowledge, then move on to A+.
    3
  940. I’ll allow it :)
    3
  941. nope
    3
  942. Thank you!
    3
  943. no clickbait. This is the last episode of the Python Series I'm posting on YouTube.
    3
  944. Thanks Karan! I completely agree about passion and dedication. When you have it, people notice.
    3
  945. Agreed! Can't let anything hold you back!
    3
  946. Just talked with him about it. He does.
    3
  947. Haha, he’s such a cool guy and didn’t think anything of it. But yeah, looking back, it was a little rough. Lol.
    3
  948. Not selling anything.
    3
  949. Lol
    3
  950. The point of this video is not to explain what they are. That video is coming. I’m also not saying you should sink some serious money into this. It’s more of a meme gift.
    3
  951. Speed and trust
    3
  952. Try it now.
    3
  953. Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    3
  954. Congrats to our winners!! Question, what David Bombal course would you like to win?
    3
  955. Thanks Steve!! I can always use more coffee ☕️
    3
  956. Haha, love it
    3
  957. You're spot-on with the learning path.
    3
  958. @rtlominy is exactly right. If you connect to the REAL netflix.com you will absolutely be safe because you will have a secure SSL/TLS connection. BUT!!! I'm forcing you to connect to a fake netflix, which I can make look exactly like the real netflix.
    3
  959. They love it (sometimes). My goal is to build a massive YouTube conglomerate with my 4 daughters helping me make content.
    3
  960. Yes, I went Raspberry Pi 3 on this one for max compatibility. Screen required some drivers and was a little painful to install but only because I tried it a couple of times with the wrong driver.
    3
  961. Thank you! And so true.
    3
  962. Good point. I just love the versatility and price of a raspberry pi. In theory, I could configure one and leave it in a coffee show to access remotely.
    3
  963. Great coffee. Insecure network ;) Go help them!
    3
  964. Awesome! Congrats Chris!
    3
  965. I'll put it on the list! Thanks for the feedback.
    3
  966. Guilty. ;)
    3
  967. Oh, subnetting is coming :)
    3
  968. Youtube can't keep up :)
    3
  969. Eh, they probably already have it ;)
    3
  970. Thanks for watching Vitor! That's a great question. Yes, there are more development jobs than networking jobs. That's just the nature of it. But......I don't know very many Network Engineers who are unemployed. I get 6-7 calls from recruiters everyday. So, from my perspective, yes, dev jobs are plentiful and the demand is there. But there is also a big push for everyone to become developers to meet that demand. Networking careers aren't promoted as often as dev careers and I think that's a plus for guys like us. Our skills are just a little more rare. I don't think you will have any problems going down the networking path and finding a job. Now, that doesn't mean your job won't contain some programming skills down the road as everything evolves....but as long as you keep learning you will always be in demand.
    3
  971. lol. thanks. Yeah, but he's also dumb...so he wouldn't know any better ;)
    3
  972. I'll think about it ;) But Voice is my thing for now
    3
  973. Oh yeah!!!!
    3
  974. It's only been up for 14 min........time travel?
    3
  975. You’ve got until February. Finish it. You’ve got this.
    3
  976. Thank you!
    3
  977. Episodes 2 and 3 already filmed and in post production. Coming soon!!!
    3
  978. I don’t know. It’s going to go on for a while though because once I cover the basics we will go deeper into Python for different job roles (hacking, network engineers, cloud)
    3
  979. New episodes coming soon!! Already filmed and partially edited 2 and 3.
    3
  980. Congrats!! I know...the moments before you click done are torture...cause you just have no idea!
    3
  981. Dude, 30 is YOUNG!!!! Of course it makes sense! I've seen people in their 50s and 60s make a career change into IT. Go for it, fall in love with it and never look back.
    3
  982. If you're being challenged everyday and learning a ton...you didn't.
    3
  983. Yeah, CCAr is the highest...but does anyone really care about it? I'm hoping I don't fail by too much, you're exactly right..it might leave me feeling like a doofus.
    3
  984. AZ-900
    3
  985. at least it's secure :)
    3
  986. .....ah farts
    3
  987. OS-fluid
    3
  988. AWESOME!!! Love hearing this, great job MIshunda!
    3
  989. Awesome! I've been studying it since this video and...it really is fun.
    3
  990. You will need to learn a little linux in whatever job role you have so doing it right after the CCNA wouldn't hurt. It goes hand in hand with learning Python and becoming that #Unicorn
    3
  991. Yeah, I have 6 kids, 2 in diapers. Things get a little chaotic at this level. The youngest has the hardest head....she does get spanked every time it happens....she is just stubborn.
    3
  992. :_NetChuckRaspPi:
    3
  993. All new editor!
    3
  994. I refuse. It looks too weird to call it traffic
    3
  995. :)
    3
  996. My video editor is over the moon that someone noticed that :)
    3
  997. Congrats! You won the CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    3
  998. The pi demonstrated was a 4 2GB model, xmrig needs 4GB to move beyond slow mode.
    3
  999. Good idea.
    3
  1000. I may just have to :)
    3
  1001. True. I was mainly illustrating the raw hashing power. Thanks!!
    3
  1002. Until there are no more beginners.
    3
  1003. Collab is going to be awesome. I might know someone who's producing content for that ;)
    3
  1004. Fantastic question. I had to go ask the Cisco Learning team on Twitter and I got the answer. You won't need the CCNA Security. As long as you pass one of those CCNP Security exams, you'll inherit the new specialist cert.
    3
  1005. That's a tough one. If you're class is fully prepared and aware of the changes, it might be best just to go with that. You won't need the NA.
    3
  1006.  @alyfraga9923  CCNA will be 60-70% the same after Feb 2020. Some stuff is taken away, while some Security, Wireless and Automation topics are added. GOOD LUCK!
    3
  1007. Literally editing a video about this right now! This one's for you!
    3
  1008.  @TheSensationalMr.Science  Great question. They do have load balancing but it's tricky. AI training involves long lasting flows that are hard to load balance. It basically requires some fancy AI tooling to make it work well.
    3
  1009. Yes. But make sure you get ICND2 as well before feb 2020
    3
  1010. Separately. Same price as the composite.
    3
  1011. Totally doable. Go for it.
    3
  1012. Yep, you've got time. 6 months should do it, maybe earlier.
    3
  1013. Awesome! Good luck!
    3
  1014. Yeah, that's what a lot of people end up doing.
    3
  1015. I had the same thoughts regarding reliability. The big idea is that you aren't putting all your eggs in one basket...or one container. Dividing up your app stack into different containers makes it a little less risky. You can run gui, i'll have to make a video about that ;)
    3
  1016. the point? Well, I got you to comment, so........ ;)
    3
  1017. NEVER!!!
    3
  1018. haha, as you master networking concepts it naturally grows.
    3
  1019. Group is coming! Thanks!
    3
  1020. Keep us updated!
    3
  1021. By the grace of God.
    3
  1022. CCNA! CCNA! CCNA!
    3
  1023. You absolutely did.
    3
  1024. In a lot of situations they are held in higher regard over a degree.
    3
  1025. lol. Sorry ;( But hey, I got your attention!
    3
  1026. Yeah, in an ideal situation it wouldn't hurt to have both. But then, you have to wonder, what about CCNA + CCNP vs CCNA + College? What will help you make more $$$$ faster? It's also about the resources you have, both time and money. Some people (ME) did not have the money and available time to complete a BA degree. But, you can get a CCNA relatively quickly and start making money much faster.
    3
  1027. Yeah, I have to agree. Each path is different for each person....but I can say from experience that my certs are what gave me the credentials and leg up to land amazing jobs.
    3
  1028. That's awesome Kevin! You are on an EXCELLENT path! Good luck to you sir! And thank you for the compliments...it keeps me motivated!!
    3
  1029. Having a degree is definitely a good thing and it does add some weight to your resume. I don't think you'll be starting over....I would buckle down and get some certs under your belt. That with your degree and helpdesk experience should help you land a pretty good job.
    3
  1030. Congrats Ruckus!! That's awesome!
    3
  1031. Thanks T.J.! You've come a long way! Yeah, picking up these strategies along the way has been pretty valuable. I'm hoping I can give some people some shortcuts!
    3
  1032. LOL!
    3
  1033. It's not "necessary", but I would HIGHLY recommend it. I can't see how you could be a good hacker without a deep knowledge of networking as well.
    3
  1034. I know what you mean! When I was studying for my CCNA Voice, I would listen to the CBT Nugget videos while playing COD. What's funny is that even now when I go back and play the same maps, I remember certain VOIP facts that I listened to while playing that map. It's not the most effective way to study, but it allows for a bit of guilt-free downtime!!
    3
  1035. Yes. That and the beard.
    3
  1036. YEAH!
    3
  1037. Cost of living definitely comes into play though.
    3
  1038. Dude, learning UCCE will be a huge payoff.
    3
  1039. Thank you for the kind words!! Collaboration, in my opinion, is the a shortcut to success. Not a lot of people want to do it and that makes it very valuable. I am American!
    3
  1040. Ouch :) I’ve been using vim lately......give me a like!!!!
    3
  1041. Yep! Good catch. This was only for the video though, I’m still using my internal pihole running on my servers.
    3
  1042. Love this. That’s so cool David!!
    3
  1043. Haha, noooooo!!!
    3
  1044. :)
    3
  1045. daaaang
    3
  1046. Been considering it lately.
    3
  1047. I did try sda and sda1. Should have checked.
    3
  1048. *coffee.
    2
  1049. Ubuntu.
    2
  1050. Good used for evil.
    2
  1051. Didn’t realize that. Yes, very cool they do that. Loved using Veeam in the enterprise.
    2
  1052. As long as you have a router getting an IP address from your real lan, you can make it happen. You’ll need a good ol’ nat config for your internal GNS3 networks. . Google is your friend here
    2
  1053. Haha
    2
  1054. Yep!
    2
  1055. Lol, there are different flavors ;)
    2
  1056. See you at Hoolicon
    2
  1057. Thank you :)
    2
  1058. Thank you :_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  1059. Hi
    2
  1060. Nope!! It punches NAT in the face. (It’s a feature called NAT punching, it only makes outbound connections)
    2
  1061. Yes, yes I am.:_NetChuckHacking:
    2
  1062. :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  1063. That's great!
    2
  1064. She loves roblox!
    2
  1065. Nah, hodl forever
    2
  1066. That would be pretty awesome!
    2
  1067. That would be sweet!
    2
  1068. Thanks! And yes, it’s definitely worth a try!
    2
  1069. Awesome! Good luck!
    2
  1070. Oak Cliff Coffee roasters in Dallas, TX.
    2
  1071. No need for A+. Your experience is already vouching for that knowledge. If you already know you want to go for CCNA and you know a little bit about networking, I would even say skip Network+.
    2
  1072. So glad I can help Marquise! It was very wise of you to take that break.
    2
  1073. One of the best compliments you could have given me. I love Peter Mckinnon!
    2
  1074. You’ve got this.
    2
  1075. It’s in there. It’s the link to the walkthrough/guide
    2
  1076. You'll just have to trust me :_NetChuckHacking:
    2
  1077. More Linux!!
    2
  1078. On it!!!
    2
  1079. Heck yeah you can!! I’m posting a video today starting to study for my first hacking certification. Let’s do it!!
    2
  1080. Lol, thanks.
    2
  1081. :) I’m actually trying to figure out how to study during my holiday gatherings this year
    2
  1082. I did start with the CompTIA A+ and I would definitely recommend that path if you have no experience and need to get a help desk job.
    2
  1083. I switch up my brewing methods often! As long as you have filled your torch with butane it should be easy enough to start the flame and heat up your water.
    2
  1084. I've been there! You gotta find that motivation!
    2
  1085. lol. I thought the same thing when I first got it! Shake the can well and insert the tip into the bottom of the torch. You will hear a hissing noise and the butane torch should start to get cold. You will know it's full when you hear a slightly different hissing noise and the butane starts shooting out to the side.
    2
  1086. Thank you 🙏
    2
  1087. Yeah. But officially….
    2
  1088. Thanks for the feedback. I’ll keep that in mind
    2
  1089. I understand it……AND IT’S EVEN MORE MAGICAL!!!
    2
  1090. *spun
    2
  1091. Thank you!
    2
  1092. Put WHAT you did. Walk through the steps. Watch my latest video. I cover all of that.
    2
  1093. Are you already pretty good with basic PC troubleshooting? If so, yeah, jump into CCENT, it’s a really great place to start. Fall in love with the technology.
    2
  1094. THIS!! Love this!
    2
  1095. Yeah, I could have used idrac but I wanted this to be a tutorial for other platforms as well.
    2
  1096. Sick!
    2
  1097. I use the 10.0.0.0 range. I used a lot as an engineer so it felt right to use it at home
    2
  1098. Son?
    2
  1099. :)
    2
  1100. Thanks Doug! Send me an email --> chuck@networkchuck.com and include your shipping info.
    2
  1101. It does. You gotta have that “Why” locked down.
    2
  1102. I think it depends on you. If you compare the exam topics between Network+ and CCENT and notice there are things on the Network+ you might need, I would go for it.
    2
  1103. One step closer:_NetChuckHacking:
    2
  1104. Thanks! My name is NetworkChuck!:_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  1105. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1106. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1107. +Syed Shakir Hussain Bukhari I am so impressed! Studying is hard but doing it without a structured program is even harder!! That's awesome!! I would check out the Cisco learning network. They have a ton of free study materials. Keep up the studying sir! You are inspiring!
    2
  1108. Can't agree more!
    2
  1109. Congrats to you sir! Thank you! New baby makes it SUPER hard. But, it can be done! Keep going!
    2
  1110. Voice guys are rare and it's sometimes possible to land a job without voice specific experience. However, it's still hard to do so without experience. Did you have any interaction with Cisco phones in your previous positions.
    2
  1111. Thanks! Thank you for watching!
    2
  1112. Keep up that momentum!
    2
  1113. +Mohammad Ali Thanks for watching Mohammad!! Yeah, families make life and study so much more rich! A little more difficult but definitely better!! Good luck on your CCNA! Hopefully my videos can give you some help in conquering that procrastination!
    2
  1114. Thanks!
    2
  1115. *10TB
    2
  1116. Force of habit. It would have been fine with Read.
    2
  1117. Nice!! I've been thinking about diving deeper into storage topics. And it would be cool to talk about VMware with storage.....
    2
  1118. Only if you have 5 or more accounts.
    2
  1119. I’ve been throwing a ton of apps at it and it’s handling it like a champ. Keep in mind that I’m not running any virtual machines though.
    2
  1120. That would be a significant bummer. I'll have to figure something else out!
    2
  1121. Very loud. Most classy data centers provide ear plugs.
    2
  1122. Google for ease of use and support for backing up virtual machine backups. (Crashplan stopped support for this) However, google could change their quota restrictions at any time. That's when I would recommend crashplan just for the futureproof.
    2
  1123. Thank you!
    2
  1124. Unlimited CLOUD storage. You're right, however, I would need to keep adding to my Synology to increase my local storage. But, I prefer to have a local copy of all my data anyhow.
    2
  1125. ....it is janky lol. I love it though.
    2
  1126. Canon 80D! I love this camera!! https://amzn.to/2BysIlz
    2
  1127. You’ll get there. Keep studying.
    2
  1128. Thank you!
    2
  1129. Y’all are awesome!
    2
  1130. NetworkChuck CCNA R/S Study Group. Link should be in description
    2
  1131. my store ——> https://NetworkChuck.coffee
    2
  1132. True, changing your SSH port won’t protect you all by itself, that’s why we have all the other steps. But this does add another obstacle, a bump in the road, for a potential hacker. It might be enough to have them avoid your server because it’s not the lowest hanging fruit. It might also deter the script kiddies who would not know enough to scan the other ports.
    2
  1133. Good idea.
    2
  1134. Thank you 🙏
    2
  1135. Thank you!
    2
  1136. Man, that’s frustrating. I haven’t tried it but someone mentioned the Linux method will work on Mac, using ssh-copy-id
    2
  1137. I’ll take that. Good point. Go higher!!!
    2
  1138. White
    2
  1139. Not enough:_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1140. That is exactly why having a NAS is so great!!
    2
  1141. :_NetChuckConfused:
    2
  1142. That's awesome!!
    2
  1143. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    2
  1144. Totally possible. That’s why my NAS also backs up to the cloud
    2
  1145. Bro, that sucker was plugged in. Look closer.
    2
  1146. Raspberry pi is just fun. But, it really isn’t going to offer more than what you would get from other solutions.
    2
  1147. Thanks Jarek!
    2
  1148. Thanks Tom. And yep, definitely thought about it......... :)
    2
  1149. Learning Linux is a MUST so you're off to a great start. Becoming a hacker is a combo of a lot of skills. Make sure you get those basics down. Beyond that, jumping into the CEH and moving beyond that to the OSCP will make you solid.
    2
  1150. Get it!!!
    2
  1151. Thanks Ally! Man, sorry about the lack of job. But it sounds like you have a lot of drive and I don't think that will be the case for very long. Keep studying and you'll kill it!
    2
  1152. Congrats on the Network+!! Don't be too hard on yourself. It's okay to pace yourself, take breaks, celebrate victories...this is a marathon, not a sprint. As long as you keep moving, study a little everyday and then increase that as you grow.
    2
  1153. Ah, i see. I guess I didn’t think about a whole job dedicated to just web servers. I assumed that would fall under the Linux admin category.
    2
  1154. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee: yes
    2
  1155. If you chat with them they will give you unlimited
    2
  1156. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:Never enough :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1157. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1158. Keep watching :) You can create multiple assistants.
    2
  1159. :_NetChuckCoffee:I love coffee
    2
  1160. This is pretty heavy stuff if you’re fresh. Understanding virtualization and docker will really help.
    2
  1161. Misery loves company :)
    2
  1162. haha, this was a boomer moment for me. But my editors lovingly corrected me.
    2
  1163. I was on vacation!!! :)
    2
  1164. I know. Technology moves way faster than me!
    2
  1165. Yeah, I think so.
    2
  1166. Congrats Symeon! It's a journey and it's up to you to make it FUN! Good luck on ICND2! And thank you for your kind words!
    2
  1167. Man, I've been there! It really helps to know you're not alone. I turned to videos like this when I was going through a rough patch...I'm really glad I can offer the same help! Keep at it!
    2
  1168. Which Udemy course did you use?
    2
  1169. Hey Michael! I always love seeing your comments! Congrats on the CCENT and good luck on ICND2! Keep us updated!
    2
  1170. Congrats!! That’s a great path.
    2
  1171. Good job!
    2
  1172. Excellent!
    2
  1173. For the most part, as long as you are being careful, you will be okay. But you still need to be aware that new vulnerabilities are discovered every day. Keep your systems up to date and you are pretty good.
    2
  1174. Yes.
    2
  1175. :)
    2
  1176. It is very similar!
    2
  1177. If you have no experience, it might be a little tough going straight for the CCNA. If you are computer savvy you can probably get away with it. Otherwise, I would think about doing the CompTIA A+ and trying to find a helpdesk position.
    2
  1178. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1179. Yeah, I felt the same way before I found out the process.
    2
  1180. lol. I felt the exact same way! I think I may have worn gloves the first time I tried to fill the torch up with butane!
    2
  1181. Thanks!
    2
  1182. CCDA is definitely getting more attention recently. Great cert to pursue!
    2
  1183. Thank you for the kind words Saaim! Good luck!
    2
  1184. Glad I can help! Good luck!
    2
  1185. lol. Papa Bless. h3h3 Good luck!
    2
  1186. They would REALLY help! Good luck! And congrats on the CCENT!
    2
  1187. Good luck Syed!
    2
  1188. Thank you for the kind words Victor! INE is definitely top-notch! I currently use them and a bunch of my buddies have as well. Good luck to you sir!
    2
  1189. i legit use this every day
    2
  1190. You can self host it. I demonstrated that in the video.
    2
  1191. Not at first. But it's not free forever. But it's worth it for me.
    2
  1192. Congrats!! You won the GNS3 course!! Send me a direct message with your email address
    2
  1193. Congrats!! YOU WON the Packet Tracer CCNA Labs Course!!! Send me an email with "Packet Tracer Labs Winner" in the subject: chuck@networkchuck.com
    2
  1194. Congrats!! You won the GNS3 course!! Send me a direct message with your email address
    2
  1195. GNS3 Course
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  1196. Congrats!! You won!!
    2
  1197. GNS3 Course
    2
  1198. Congrats!! You won!! Send me a direct message with your email address
    2
  1199. It was a honor. This guy puts me to shame.
    2
  1200. A lot of it will be, yes. I would look at the exam topics and study the Nuggets on those topics.
    2
  1201. He was working on a compsci degree in Nigeria
    2
  1202. :) You gotta hit that bell icon!
    2
  1203. They can be difficult to find...but if you get a few years of experience you should be able to find one. I did!
    2
  1204. oooooohhhhh yeaaaaaah!
    2
  1205. Wow!! I hear ya man, we share some of the same struggles.
    2
  1206. I would take it a step further. Schedule it, then give your friend the credentials and have them change the password.
    2
  1207. Khawar Butt
    2
  1208. I know! But man did it work.
    2
  1209. He makes me feel the same way! You got this Sterling!
    2
  1210. Eve-NG
    2
  1211. Here is an old tour I did! https://youtu.be/5K1m9niTHMo
    2
  1212. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1213. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1214. #DropaBOMBal Winners: Prize: CCNA Full Course Obscured Boat Geo Shawn Duncan Will steveo9043 Didn't win? Get the course here: http://bit.ly/2BJazQG
    2
  1215. Start studying for the CompTIA A+ certification. You’ll get a great idea of what It is.
    2
  1216. Math is a not issue. Try getting the A+ certification and see if you like it.
    2
  1217. YOU WON!! Drop your email here and I'll get it to you!
    2
  1218. Thank you for watching!
    2
  1219. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckHacking:
    2
  1220. Hi ;)
    2
  1221. Congrats! You won!! Send me an email to redeem: chuck@networkchuck.com
    2
  1222. That's awesome! So glad I can help!
    2
  1223. That's AWESOME! Please keep us up to date on your journey!
    2
  1224. If you work with Windows or Azure a lot….yes
    2
  1225. Stay focused on that CCNA!
    2
  1226. Deal
    2
  1227. Thank you.
    2
  1228. Soon :)
    2
  1229. I'm a former network engineer and that is something we always did in the Cisco CLI. Just habit.
    2
  1230. Whew, thank you 😊
    2
  1231. How do you know their data center isn't in the sky? 😉
    2
  1232. :)
    2
  1233. Heck yeah!
    2
  1234. Great idea!
    2
  1235. lol! That is hilarious. Yeah, it makes it really easy for someone to dub over.
    2
  1236. Right now I'm posting it on the NetworkChuck podcast. Search for it on your platform of choice!
    2
  1237. Thank you 🙏
    2
  1238. Sometimes it helps to go back to the previous book version to see if it’s better.
    2
  1239. At this point, I would start working on the CCNP security right now.
    2
  1240. Now, I can't say for sure whether it's great or not...it looks like a cool program just from what I can see on their site. BUT! The price tag is high. Really high. I think you will get a TON more value going self-paced. Go with CBT Nuggets.
    2
  1241. The network isn't consolidated but the information about the network and the ability to take action on it has been centralized. Most security environments have so many vendors with different portals, giving different information, that it becomes a nightmare to manage it. DNA Center provides a way to centrally manage it, giving a single pane of glass "view" as to what's happening in your network. But things are still segmented. I don't think it becomes more secure just because I have to login to a different vendor's box.
    2
  1242. Thank you!
    2
  1243. I couldn’t go too deep or it would be waaaay to long. Agreed, a lot of products offer similar features but the killer point is that its OPEN. Cisco has, for a long time, been pretty closed off, but you can pretty much bring any technology to the table now with a little programming.
    2
  1244. Workin' on them :) Thanks!
    2
  1245. Man, been in the exact same spot, there is nothing like the burden (and blessing) of responsibility to motivate you! It motivates the heck out of ME to hear stuff like this. Keep it up brother!
    2
  1246. Ansible would need a module for it to work. Not sure if they have one.
    2
  1247. You have no idea.
    2
  1248. First, CONGRATS!! I hope to join you soon :) Network Automation is stuff is coming!
    2
  1249. Whoa.....wouldn't go near that... Maybe demi-god? lol. I'll settle for wizard though.
    2
  1250. Even better deal!!
    2
  1251. Thanks Syed! I hope to have the next one out soon!! Ideal usually just means one thing, making sure you have enough bandwidth. Putting a pc behind a phone is normally done when you only have one ethernet drop. At that point, your phone and your PC are sharing the bandwidth of that one switchport, whether is be fastethernet or gigabit
    2
  1252. LOL! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1253. I'm so glad this landed well!
    2
  1254. Awesome!
    2
  1255. yes!
    2
  1256. lol
    2
  1257. yep.
    2
  1258.  @JoelChristian_7thAngel  Dude, not rude at all. Thank you again, fixing it now.
    2
  1259. You’re awesome. Thanks for pointing that out. already fixed.
    2
  1260. Someone needs a cup of coffee ^^^^
    2
  1261. demo is web filtered.
    2
  1262. He landed a network admin job
    2
  1263. :) Thanks for watching Naba!
    2
  1264. That's awesome Yonatan Makara!! Glad I could help you choose a path! INE is a solid choice. You have all the tools, time to hit it!!
    2
  1265. +Kidd Cooper Dang, that is REALLY expensive! And you’re right, you are paying more money and it’s taking you longer to get the cert. Self-study was definitely the best option.
    2
  1266. You'll buy the exam voucher through Pearson View. Here is a breakdown of the cost I posted on a while back: https://networkchuck.com/certification/cisco-certification-price-increase-2017/
    2
  1267. So true. But so hard!
    2
  1268. You can redistribute. You can also do a static route. Yes, you will still need NAT overload. Portforwarding will work as well.
    2
  1269. Hey + Nick Flores! First, congrats on the job! Go for CCENT first. There are 2 ways you can go about getting your CCNA, the 1 Test or 2 Test method. 1 TEST: CCNA Composite = CCNA 2 TEST: ICND1 (CCENT) + ICND2 = CCNA CCNA Composite is really for those who have a) been in the industry for a while and just need to pass a test or b) need to recertify Since this is your first go around, start with CCENT (ICND1) Cisco is constantly evolving their exams to match the demands of the industry. Keep studying, keep learning and you'll be fine. Network Engineers are going anywhere but they are going to need to adjust to the changing tides.
    2
  1270. Thanks Jace! I'll stop making videos as soon as this stuff stops being fun! Thanks for sticking around..more to come1
    2
  1271. GNS3 sounds like the right choice for you. I recommend Packet Tracer for those who are so new to tech that setting up a linux vm would be too much of a hurdle.
    2
  1272. Hey hey!! Sorry about the delay, you are one of the WINNERS!! Please direct message me your email to redeem.
    2
  1273. Hey hey!! Sorry about the delay, you are one of the WINNERS!! Please direct message me your email to redeem.
    2
  1274. It is dead. Be watching for my next video on what to do. Coming soon.
    2
  1275. Truth.
    2
  1276. I can't tell based on the emoji if you are being serious??????
    2
  1277. I managed Kemp, F5 and Citrix on the network team.
    2
  1278. Fantastic story!
    2
  1279. m15granger lol. I appreciate it!! But....those ads are targeted ;)
    2
  1280. Check your inbox!
    2
  1281. You won David Bombal's CCNA course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    2
  1282. Check your inbox! You won the CCNA Labs from David Bombal!
    2
  1283. On its way.
    2
  1284. You won David Bombal's CCNA course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    2
  1285. There’s Cisco’s new CML-P. $200/year but it’s great.
    2
  1286. Keep in mind, those “requirements” are more of a wishlist. I’ve had offers for jobs that a laundry list of skills I didn’t have.
    2
  1287. I really gotta master vim. Docker pi is on my radar.
    2
  1288. Terra...what? ;)
    2
  1289. That’s difficult. If it’s too much right now, I would pick one and drop the other. You’ll be happier and be able to accomplish more if you focus on one thing.
    2
  1290. What a jerk! ;) #jealous
    2
  1291. Industrial looks so fun. I always drool over the Cisco industrial equipment at CiscoLIVE. I would go CCNA.
    2
  1292. Love your hustle!! Nothing on Docker courses coming. Going deeper on Powershell or Linux (or both) would be a great next step.
    2
  1293. Small bites!! Thanks Hugo!
    2
  1294. I think this is how a lot of IT folks are feeling right now. But you have the right attitude, just focus on one thing at a time and pace yourself. You won’t be left behind.
    2
  1295. I’ve heard good things about E-learn but nothing first hand. More security stuff is coming!! Thanks for sticking around!
    2
  1296. If has bothered me so much. I should have had the editors fix it in post!
    2
  1297. It’s bad. I do need help, lol. I’m just lazy, but I do have a video planned where I clean it all up.
    2
  1298. that's the max speed cpu would support
    2
  1299. totally kills ngrok.
    2
  1300. No central network. Twingate just facilitates peer to peer connections. That’s what makes them different from cloud flare.
    2
  1301. Cooler infrastructure and it offers WAAAAAY more in their free plan.
    2
  1302. I think tailscale is a great solution. I’m showcasing something I thought was pretty cool here and Twingate does a few things that other solutions don’t (like DNS-based Routing)
    2
  1303. Still need a client but it’s actually not a VPN. It’s operating as a private proxy.
    2
  1304. Cloud flare is more about making your stuff available to the masses while this is about you accessing your stuff remotely.
    2
  1305. To do that is very complex and not intuitive. Most people won’t do it. And that’s the messaging I want to get across. Solutions like Twingate make security features accessible.
    2
  1306. Tailscale is really cool too
    2
  1307. This comment.
    2
  1308. They use some techniques against that, in addition to their tokens. Also, all connections are cert pinned.
    2
  1309. As far as protocols go…..it’s pretty dang new.
    2
  1310. Yep
    2
  1311. Yeah. Pretty much. But they’re also not using VPN. It’s a proxy.
    2
  1312. Pretty much.
    2
  1313. Thanks for having my back 😊
    2
  1314. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  1315. It is the best:_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  1316. ................"Python"
    2
  1317. Thanks for watching!!
    2
  1318.  @MRxBADGER  Thanks for watching!!
    2
  1319. Me too!
    2
  1320. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1321. What exam are you working on right now? Did you just schedule it? Let me know! CCNP ENCOR Study Tools --------------------------------------------------- ►Coffee: https://networkchuck.coffee ►LAB: https://bit.ly/cyber20boson (Boson NetSim) ►Book: https://geni.us/VWLsd (OCG) ►Courseware: https://bit.ly/bencore ►Videos: https://bit.ly/itprotvnetchuck ►Practice Exam: https://bit.ly/encorexsim (Boson ExSim)
    2
  1322. That’s a tight timeline....but definitely possible. This CBT course will over prepare you (in a good way)
    2
  1323. Awesome!! Let me know if you have any questions!
    2
  1324. Thanks!! Haha, yeah it's pretty nice!
    2
  1325. Thanks Ryan!!
    2
  1326. First topic is CCNP Collaboration!!!
    2
  1327. Great insight. Thanks Jeronimo!
    2
  1328. Hi, Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration.
    2
  1329. Got it!
    2
  1330. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration. Bob Vance, Vance refrigeration.
    2
  1331. A buddy of mine helped me find this one....don't get in the bigger ones as they are WAAAAY to pricey. There are a ton of data centers that aren't "the best" and that's where the pricepoint is good for a lab. Probably further down in the google results.
    2
  1332. Thanks! No, not at the moment...but it sounds like I need to add it to the list!
    2
  1333. Matt, If I wanted your opinion I would ask for it. ;) I got the 881 for like $30 and the switch was around $70
    2
  1334. Business mainly....I need a lab for my training content on CBT Nuggets :)
    2
  1335. I’m so jealous that you are starting this journey at 16!! I didn’t start until I was 21. Good luck and thanks for stopping by!
    2
  1336. Awesome!! Good luck on your CCNA!
    2
  1337. We homeschool so it’s a perfect fit. My wife handles most of it but I add a few things here and there.
    2
  1338. Thanks! Premiere Pro CC
    2
  1339. Thanks! And yeah, I was giving them a break because they were just excited about the win.
    2
  1340. About a month. Appreciate the offer! Thanks!
    2
  1341. Oh, I like that :)
    2
  1342. Congrats!! You won David Bombal's CCNA course! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    2
  1343. Yep, lol, I’m finally listening. I’ll try it!
    2
  1344. The estimated monthly cost of that size machine is around $170....now don't let that scare you...that's an ALWAYS ON estimate. What's great about Azure is after a few days of normal use, it will give you an future cost estimate in the cost analysis.
    2
  1345. This is Azure powershell, which requires the azure module and is only pertinent to Azure. That being said, you have a couple of options for on-perm, either use the GNS VM image, you just deploy this in HyperV, or you setup at Ubuntu server and run the bash script to install GNS3
    2
  1346. Hey Veeru!! Thanks for stopping by! It was great to meet you as well!
    2
  1347. GNS3 needs to update their version on the repo. Still waiting on that!
    2
  1348. ...........maybe. :)
    2
  1349. No, all glass
    2
  1350. Good idea!
    2
  1351. Thanks Michael!! As of now, there isn’t a good way because we are at the mercy of GNS3 and how often they update their packages in these repositories.
    2
  1352. You can run it from EVERYWHERE!
    2
  1353. To avoid a L2 loop, it should drop it.
    2
  1354. No.
    2
  1355. Congrats!! And don't be shy about that!! It's a great accomplishment...and yes, it is the first step but it's still huge! The GUI feels antiquated on most of these tests. It's time for an update!!! I'm about to try out some Kevin Wallace training. Thanks for the tip!
    2
  1356. Thanks Syed!! I always love your comments!
    2
  1357. Use a flashcard app that utilizes SRS (Spaced repetition system) I use Anki
    2
  1358. Nope. I don’t have a degree. Start studying for a certification right now. Also, start applying for jobs right now.
    2
  1359. Awesome! Good luck!
    2
  1360. Congrats!
    2
  1361. I haven't heard much on these guys. How do they compare to CBT Nuggets, INE, Chris Bryant?
    2
  1362. 4LIFE
    2
  1363. YES!! Great job!
    2
  1364. Thanks +symeon carter !! Glad we could help!
    2
  1365. I may or may not be filming that video today ;)
    2
  1366. Thanks!! Appreciate you stopping by!
    2
  1367. +Yonatan Makara Absolutely!! Yeah, it’s easier to visualize if the book breaks down the topics in the same order as the exam topics.
    2
  1368. Most if not all the topics are covered in the book but they won't necessarily present topics in same order listed on the exam topics.
    2
  1369. Thanks! We have one for ICND2 when you’re ready!
    2
  1370. Yes. But break up the study time. Don’t do a 4 hour long study session.
    2
  1371. Hey Curtis, appreciate you stopping by!! Good luck on the CCNA!!! I'll be making more content on that soon! Thanks!
    2
  1372. Thanks Nathan!! Appreciate the insight. Congrats on ICND1!! Great job scheduling that exam. Get it! Let us know how it goes!
    2
  1373. Thanks! Will do!
    2
  1374. Completely agree. Local Route groups revolutionized my dial plan design. But yeah, it would have to be it's own video. Thanks for the feedback!
    2
  1375.  @timewarrenergaming8928  GNS3 but that's just because I've never used EVE-NG. I'm planning to try it out soon.
    2
  1376.  @Taitui808  Love your hustle. Find a low-level tech job, anything you can get your hands on. Helpdesk, computer repair, NOC... anything to give you tech experience. It sounds like you're all over the place with certifications. Pick one and finish it. Only focus on the one. If you are able to understand the CCNA concepts, keep going down that path and don't stop until you are CCNA certified. Once you have one certification, you'll be amazing at what it does for your motivation.
    2
  1377.  @ericrogala9839  Great idea!
    2
  1378.  @Crowd_Surfer5.0  It's something I want to do...so stay tuned!
    2
  1379. Congrats!! Solid timeline, you've got this!
    2
  1380. Amazing! Congrats!
    2
  1381. Congrats!!
    2
  1382. WOW!! Congrats Cosco!!
    2
  1383. I'm thinking about a small coffee course ;)
    2
  1384. Keep up that momentum!
    2
  1385. Amen!
    2
  1386. Good luck!
    2
  1387. That's a tough question but definitely a good idea for video :) It all depends on what type of system you're working on. Can't go wrong with Linux (LPIC) or Microsoft certs.
    2
  1388. I bought a new one today! Thank you!
    2
  1389. Thank you for the recommendation!
    2
  1390. Good luck!
    2
  1391. Hey Max! CBT and INE have practice exams bundled with their programs. You can also look at Transcender (this is what CBT uses) directly and download their exams.
    2
  1392. Get it!!
    2
  1393. Agreed! Thanks for the insight!
    2
  1394. LAB LAB LAB!!! You will become more comfortable the more you use them. Get a few lab books, gns3 guides...etc and get your hands dirty.
    2
  1395. That might be the best path for you if you feel you need that PC troubleshooting knowledge.
    2
  1396. Most helpdesk jobs just want people who have fantastic customer service skills but can also learn the tech. Having an A+ is good and some jobs really want it....but that's usually the exception and not the rule.
    2
  1397. That is strange!! Certifications are amazing but experience is king. But...I guess that just tells us that having your CCNA is always a plus.
    2
  1398. You're on a good path!
    2
  1399. +Hokeypokeyy You’re right in that it’s going to be different for everyone. Some people learn faster or they have a lot more time to study. The best thing you can do is devise a study plan where you can go through all of the material. Once you complete it, take a practice test and see how you feel.
    2
  1400. You can study for the CCNA without any previous experience or study. I wouldn’t worry about that. But you need to get your foot in the door of a company that will get you some hands on experience. Find a good starter helpdesk position and start shadowing the Network Engineers.
    2
  1401. I would finish it. It won’t hurt to have it, especially since you are almost there
    2
  1402. I'm here!! Get the certs. Those will have the biggest impact on your resume right after experience. Degrees that have certs built-in are also killer. But get the certs. For sure.
    2
  1403. Juniper is up there....but it has no where near the market share Cisco has. If the company you are at uses Juniper and you believe it will help you move up.....go for it!!
    2
  1404. CBT Nuggets is the absolute best place. If that's a little pricey, there are really cheap courses that don't skimp on quality. I have them listed here: networkchuck.com
    2
  1405. Congrats +Jimmie Young!!
    2
  1406. Congrats +Nathan Pruitt!!
    2
  1407. Good luck!
    2
  1408. AWESOME!! Congrats!!!
    2
  1409. They don't teach you anything if you brain dump it. If you study to actually learn the material and become a great engineer...that's a different story!!
    2
  1410. Naw, will never hurt. If you have the vouchers, go for it.
    2
  1411. Wow! That's a world away!! Good luck to you sir!
    2
  1412. More is always better. CCENT will get the ball rolling and open up some doors....but I would def try to have your CCNA. Where are you coming from?
    2
  1413. Well, I mean, if you had to.... ;)
    2
  1414. Network+....NOPE! CCENT every time. The Security+ is an exception because many government agencies and other business sectors require this cert for compliance.
    2
  1415. That's a lot!! Curious, what was that first job you got with all those certs?
    2
  1416. It's a checkmark for a lot of positions. If the type of job you want might require it...go for it!
    2
  1417. I'm trying!!! Getting the certs solidifies your skillset and will offer you security if anything ever happens with your job. Also, landing that next job will be 10X easier (and you'll probably get more money in the negotiations)
    2
  1418. Appreciate the kind words Jason! Really glad I can help! What Udemy course did you buy?
    2
  1419. The first job is difficult to get...totally agree!! And you should NEVER stop!! ABC....always....be....certifying....that works right?
    2
  1420. Thanks Mario!! I just started working with PAN. Pretty cool stuff!!
    2
  1421. Yeah, that should be a good primer on "IT" in general. If they are going over the content you would expect to see in the cert exam, go ahead and incorporate that into your studies. Get those certs!
    2
  1422. I like to think that Cisco chose me ;) But seriously, the opportunity was my driving force. There was an open position at my company for a network engineer and I wanted to seize it!! It really is a matter of preference. If you are unsure, I would recommend getting an associate level cert from a few vendors to get a feel for what you might like.
    2
  1423. Learn Linux.
    2
  1424. Hey!
    2
  1425. Definitely on the list. Building up to it with this series.
    2
  1426. Python doesn’t have them!
    2
  1427. Coming soon.
    2
  1428. Never.
    2
  1429. Didn’t know that!
    2
  1430. Create your own vpn. Your Fortinet blocks the well known IPs used by vpn providers.
    2
  1431. Yeah?
    2
  1432. Thank you 😊
    2
  1433. We’ll figure it out :)
    2
  1434. Too true. We’ll have to figure that out in later episodes :)
    2
  1435. Why not both? ;)
    2
  1436. Congrats!! Get that CCNP!
    2
  1437. Thank you and congrats! The first one is always special.
    2
  1438.  @Kr00lplatinum  I disagree. They want you to keep learning, to keep progressing, which is why getting any higher level cert automatically renews all your lower level certs. Once you have your CCIE, you can renew with something like education credits.
    2
  1439. Haha, I admire the effort...but no. :)
    2
  1440. Thank you! And I really hope so!
    2
  1441. thank you!
    2
  1442. like this one
    2
  1443. It’s talking about the routing protocol OSPF. It’s a big topic, but areas are basically different sections of your network infrastructure. Most of the time, for a small network, you will just be using one area, area 0
    2
  1444. Bully
    2
  1445. I like that one.
    2
  1446. Haha, yeah I get that too
    2
  1447. :)
    2
  1448. CCENT then CCNA.
    2
  1449. Lol, no I haven't. But I've only heard good things. You will still learn valuable skills that can be used on all vendor equipment.
    2
  1450. That's awesome! Not a lot of people will just take that second, that breath, and realize what they have. If you keep doing that everyday, you will be unstoppable!
    2
  1451. Yep!
    2
  1452. The dream machine alone wouldn’t do it, but dream machine with switches and AP would be perfect.
    2
  1453. Thanks Stephen! The Amplifi stuff is great for home. UniFi is more for enthusiasts who want to tinker a bit.
    2
  1454. Not sponsored. They sent me a Dream Machine to try out back in November. I tested it out, loved it, and asked them to give me a few I could give away. I wasn’t paid.
    2
  1455. :) It’s from a company called “The Roosevelt’s”
    2
  1456. Yes. I’ll make a video why soon.
    2
  1457. Christmas will be awesome too!! I’ll be doing another one for Christmas.
    2
  1458. Thanks J! Yeah, took me a bit to figure out everything but this is the finished product. Really easy to setup.
    2
  1459. Nice! Would love to see that!
    2
  1460. Thanks Mohamed!
    2
  1461. What’s stopping you from doing it now?
    2
  1462. :)
    2
  1463. Thanks @bjerrum!
    2
  1464. Match made in heaven!
    2
  1465. Excellent! I had heard about Flask but didn’t know how awesome it was. I will definitely be digging in more.
    2
  1466. Thanks Andrew! You will have so much fun doing this.
    2
  1467. Made things a bit faster for me as well.
    2
  1468. You could replace your router.
    2
  1469. Yes, it would. Part 2 will include a way to prevent this. Basically prevent any DNS queries to other servers with firewall rules.
    2
  1470. No, need to check it out.
    2
  1471. Pihole can’t block based on categories. Also, you do need an upstream DNS server, so why not OpenDNS?
    2
  1472. No I didn’t ;) Never block Youtube!!!!!
    2
  1473. Pretty much. Good comparison.
    2
  1474. Haha, true.
    2
  1475. Coming soon!
    2
  1476. Haha. That will be my long term strategy.
    2
  1477. Otterbox
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    2
  1486. It's hard to get mad at something that cool. I'll forgive you but you have to join my academy :)
    2
  1487. Oh, yeah, you don't need another degree. Having that masters is definitely going to help satisfy some of those weird (old) job requirements, but certs are where it's at!!!
    2
  1488. CBTNuggets.com
    2
  1489. You are awesome. Thanks Mark!
    2
  1490. YOU WON the David Bombal course! Drop your email here and I'll get it to you!
    2
  1491. NOC positions. Anything super behind the scenes and not customer facing.
    2
  1492. Convenience and speed.
    2
  1493. Maybe not better, just more convenient. Good for learning.
    2
  1494. I’m very proud of that.
    2
  1495. I believe you can use the windows upgrade assistant
    2
  1496. Thank you :)
    2
  1497. *unmute sluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurp
    2
  1498. Thanks James :)
    2
  1499. Definitely.
    2
  1500. FREE CCNA Course 200-301 - sponsored by the Boson Summer Sale 25% off: https://bit.ly/bosonexsimccna (affiliate) Watch the whole course: https://bit.ly/nc-ccna Go deeper: https://ntck.co/ncccna 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: https://ntck.co/NCAcademy Install Packet Tracer: https://bit.ly/packtracer Packet Tracer Lab: https://bit.ly/ccnaday1 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:23 ⏩ What is a SWITCH? 2:51 ⏩ Start using Packet Tracer 3:26 ⏩ why HUBS suck 5:38 ⏩ Labbing HUB traffic 7:50 ⏩ Labbing SWITCH traffic 9:04 ⏩ How does a switch work?!?!? 13:18 ⏩ Your 1st Cisco CLI command!!!!!!! 15:30 ⏩ Labbing Wireless traffic 18:27 ⏩ QUIZ TIME!!!! (test your knowledge)
    2
  1501. Thank you :)
    2
  1502. Sorry + Syed Shakir Hussain Bukhari!! I was rooting for you....
    2
  1503. haha!! Yes, James is very lucky!! But hey, you can create your own luck!
    2
  1504. You're right. These tips are for real-life only. The exam limits you.
    2
  1505. Hey Dave! I'll put that on the list!
    2
  1506. +Kevin Lane Glad I could help!! You need to make sure they outside number is hitting CUCM and how many digits are being delivered. (Ex. 4 digits? 10 digits?) From there you can create a translation pattern pointing to that Hunt Pilot
    2
  1507. +Tom Lee The easiest way i found is to use a forwarded routing rule in CUC (Unity). Configure the forwarded routing rule to route all calls dialed in as the HP # to the voice mailbox 1200.
    2
  1508.  @amalalmahroos9685  Thank you! Schedule that exam!
    2
  1509.  @HushedDeath  Let's do it!
    2
  1510. You're exactly right Joel and I wish I had the time to explain that in the video. MU-MIMO is supported in AC wave-2, however, it wasn't widely adopted and it didn't work well. It was also only for the downlink. With 802.11ax, MU-MIMO will be MUCH better and will work for the uplink and downlink. What's really awesome is the AP will intelligently apply OFDMA and MU-MIMO when needed. ***BUT, uplink MU-MIMO will likely be implemented in wave-2 of 802.11ax.
    2
  1511. Agreed, bad bandwidth will still cause issues...BUT.....most devices don't need a ton of bandwidth especially when they are just checking their facebook feed. ax will allow us to QoS bandwidth hogs and make wireless efficient for everyone else.
    2
  1512. YES! It does. They say it's the most backwards compatible standard yet.
    2
  1513. Thanks Lance! No, no slides or anything. But hey, you can always just throw up my video ;)
    2
  1514. Ha, yeah, I've been hearing that a lot. The switch-like behavior is attributed to ax because of the simultaneous tx/rx in one txop. No, it won't share every attribute of a switch, but that's the analogy compared to ac and all other standards.
    2
  1515.  @john_doe6731  In a way, yeah. We're giving our access points a lot more control over every transmit opportunity making it deliciously more efficient!
    2
  1516. Thank you! And yes, you are exactly right, we've thrown so much speed at our devices that people don't realize how inefficient wifi really is (was)
    2
  1517. ouch! Lol. I'll take the fashion advice...what do I need? (The beard stays)
    2
  1518. Dude! Thanks Brad!!
    2
  1519.  @nickylaxy  lol
    2
  1520. Thank you for subbing way back then! It was so cool to collab with Simple Programmer.
    2
  1521. You would program your AP or Wireless controller to prefer certain types of traffic just like QoS on a router or switch. I have to admit, I wasn't a big fan of Wifi before I made this video...now...I love it!
    2
  1522. Probably.
    2
  1523. Normal Cisco phones
    2
  1524. :)
    2
  1525. Maybe.....I'll try to make it happen
    2
  1526. Well, well, well......Presidio Matt! Good to see your face!
    2
  1527. I hear that too! I really hope it's true.
    2
  1528. Awesome!!! Great job Marquie! I'll definitely try to do more giveways.
    2
  1529. I'll see what I can do
    2
  1530. Thank you for the kind words Pranay! It really means alot! Good luck on your CCIE!
    2
  1531. ;)
    2
  1532. Try the -Pn switch in nmap. By default, it will skip an IP address if it can’t ping it. Using that switch will bypass that check and try to connect.
    2
  1533. Thanks Bradley! Appreciate you stickin’ with me for so long!
    2
  1534. Golden!
    2
  1535. YouTube doesn’t handle it well.
    2
  1536. awesome!
    2
  1537. They may have some added security. Either way, sounds like you’re good!
    2
  1538. Automation is always a bit more work INITIALLY. But it will save us time in the long run.
    2
  1539. eventually. But I won't want to teach two things at once.
    2
  1540. thank you!
    2
  1541. or tomorrow..whenever you want :)
    2
  1542. Check your inbox! Reach out to me again in the new year and I'll see if we can set something up.
    2
  1543. Congrats! You won the GNS3 Associate Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    2
  1544. Really great kit. Fun to learn a few things.
    2
  1545. Congrats! You won the GNS3 Associate Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    2
  1546. Get a cert. maybe go for DevNet certs, you’ll feel accomplished by getting certified in that knowledge.
    2
  1547. Not with the changes in Feb 2020. But it is highly recommended
    2
  1548. Go, Java, JS, Cobalt, Klingon, Wookie
    2
  1549. RAGE No ill will here. It’s just part of the CCNA/CCNP exam topics and I wanted to cover it here.
    2
  1550. They’re amazing. But overwhelming at times. Take small bites.
    2
  1551. It will pop up every once in a while.
    2
  1552. Daaaang
    2
  1553. Thank you!
    2
  1554. Oh yeah!
    2
  1555. The pi needs the UEFI firmware on the microsd to boot into the esxi os on the flash drive.
    2
  1556. Good question. I don’t know.
    2
  1557. Exactly what I’m doing. :)
    2
  1558. Maybe ;)
    2
  1559. Definitely.
    2
  1560. Brain dumps are the exact questions you will see on the test. Practice tests are questions created by Pearson to help you prepare for the exam.
    2
  1561. nope ;)
    2
  1562. If it wasn't hard it would be a ripoff.
    2
  1563. I've considered some Red Hat stuff.
    2
  1564. AWESOME!! Great job!
    2
  1565. Naw, I WISH!! Just a hipster sweatshirt my wife bought me from Target.
    2
  1566. I completely agree!
    2
  1567. Lol.
    2
  1568. Between you and me....my dad, my brother...my sister-in-law...we all use my account ;)
    2
  1569. I'm actually producing that now!
    2
  1570. If you use WSL 2
    2
  1571. You're going to love tomorrow's video :)
    2
  1572. Ur awesome
    2
  1573. Thanks Gaya!! This means a lot to me.
    2
  1574. Thank you!
    2
  1575. Thank you Ashutosh!
    2
  1576. SolarPutty! It’s free ——> http://bit.ly/usesolarputty
    2
  1577. Thank you!
    2
  1578. video coming soon!! ;)
    2
  1579. Got it!!
    2
  1580. Thanks Pawan. Will do!
    2
  1581. Not yet...thinking about it.
    2
  1582. the Network Engineer tools I use: SolarPUTTY: http://bit.ly/usesolarputty WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre the BEST PMP Certification Training: http://bit.ly/cbtpmp Subscribe to Jeremy Cioara: http://bit.ly/jeremyyoutube Twitter: https://twitter.com/cioarajeremy Instagram: https://instagram.com/cioarajeremy Project Management Tools: 🔥Web HelpDesk: http://bit.ly/swhelpdesk🔥 Todoist: https://todoist.com/r/chuck_keith_kkfffe Evernote: http://bit.ly/evernotenc Asana: https://asana.com/ Jira: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira other Project Managment Training: Video: http://bit.ly/pmpudemy Book: http://bit.ly/ncpmpbook
    2
  1583. Oh yeah!
    2
  1584. Thank you! And episode 2 is coming on Thursday. :)
    2
  1585. hey!
    2
  1586. This is correct!! (and is something you want to remember for an exam) BUT If you are on a home network (or most networks), the router will also take up 1 ip address. So, in reality, on most networks, you only have 253 to play with if you count the router.
    2
  1587. Thank you 😊
    2
  1588. Got it!
    2
  1589. lol
    2
  1590. lol
    2
  1591. Lol
    2
  1592. Lol
    2
  1593. probably deserves it
    2
  1594. Link in the description.
    2
  1595. It’s on my list! Thank you!
    2
  1596. IDS will typically look for established TCP connections. As long as you don’t complete the connection, you may be able to go undetected.
    2
  1597. Thanks :)
    2
  1598. Thank you! And thank you for the feedback, it really helps.
    2
  1599. Thanks!
    2
  1600. No:_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1601. Good luck!
    2
  1602. Congrats!!! Seriously awesome!
    2
  1603. Not for a reverse shell. The host is reaching back out to the attacker, most home firewalls allow all outbound traffic by default.
    2
  1604. Nope.
    2
  1605. He really has :)
    2
  1606. Congrats and don’t worry! Don’t be afraid to be a noob, take lots of notes. They are expecting a good work ethic and a willingness to learn, as long as you have that you are golden. They don’t expect you to know everything. Most of your days initially will be learning and training.
    2
  1607. Thank you Pema! So glad I could help!
    2
  1608. What is good for an individual (local hardware) may not be good for a company. As an individual, I’m willing to accept the cost and pain of maintaining a local infrastructure because it’s fun. For a business, the highest value becomes reliability.
    2
  1609. nailed it
    2
  1610. Same to you!
    2
  1611. RIGHT NOW!!!!
    2
  1612. thank you!
    2
  1613. Or tomorrow....
    2
  1614. You can't go wrong learning VMware and AWS. Even with amazing tools like VMware cloud foundations, cloud skills are in extremely high demand.
    2
  1615. CCNA. Networking is everywhere.
    2
  1616. Thank you :) I love Mr. Beast
    2
  1617. Hey Greg, you won!!! Where can I send you the info to redeem the course? (Send me a direct YouTube message)
    2
  1618. Sorry, contest already ended!! But a new one is starting up soon!
    2
  1619. Thanks!
    2
  1620. Please, Chuck Network Norris was my father. Just call me NetworkChuck 😌
    2
  1621. Good luck on your search!
    2
  1622. I can't tell you how happy this has made me.
    2
  1623. NetworkChuck :)
    2
  1624. Camera: Canon EOS R Mic: Shure SM7B Coffee: Frenchpress and chemex.
    2
  1625. wow! That is a lot of stuff on your plate. You need this more than I do! :) Seriously, glad I can help Stacy.
    2
  1626. love it!
    2
  1627. haha, those are actually Cisco socks of course! I'm usually wearing some pretty crazy socks. Thanks!
    2
  1628. love it.
    2
  1629. Been there...it's rough. But you've learned so much and this will only make you better. I think people who fail an exam end up knowing the material better than those who passed on the first attempt. Anyways, take it slow and fall in love with it. Don't let it beat you and remember it's not a race.
    2
  1630. Working on that. Really appreciate the feedback.
    2
  1631. No, been using it for years. Just haven’t made a video about it yet.
    2
  1632. They have a Jupyter plugin :)
    2
  1633. !!!!!
    2
  1634. 1337!!
    2
  1635. Yep
    2
  1636. yes :_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1637. most bash things can translate to zsh
    2
  1638. Man, can’t even program success.
    2
  1639. but it got you here....and I'm glad you're here :)
    2
  1640. thank you!
    2
  1641. Homeschool for the win!
    2
  1642. Congrats.
    2
  1643. one day
    2
  1644. Thank you!
    2
  1645. 23! Jealous. :)
    2
  1646. You can always ask them here :)
    2
  1647. Thanks!! Well, there is the CCNA Cloud cert....could be interesting. Other than that, AWS is good and Microsoft has some certs focused on Azure. Very good paths to go down.
    2
  1648. True, people want a wizard but when I hire, I want someone who is humble and wants to learn.
    2
  1649. I still feel that way. Shake it off and keep learning. You'll be walking their path before you know it.
    2
  1650. Glad I can help!
    2
  1651. Thank you for the kind words Zach!! If you want to be a network engineer....I would definitely jump back into studying for certs. Since your CCNA expires in December.....I would try to maybe study for CCNA Security or another track....this will renew your R/S and give you another cert!! Otherwise, yeah, def renew the CCNA R/S. Degrees are solid but certs tell employers that your skills are relevant.
    2
  1652. Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1653. That's on my list!! But real quick....start at the bottom!! Something most people don't realize is that you don't need IT knowledge to land a helpdesk job. What they value most is customer service experience. If you already have that (most of us do if you worked any part time job in high school) then your job search will be a little easier. Look for internships, small computer repair shops..etc.
    2
  1654. :)
    2
  1655. Glad I can help!
    2
  1656. Been my mantra many times.
    2
  1657. ouch! Those loans! Yeah man, it sounds like you do just need to finish. But I would highly recommend getting CCENT/CCNA. They will show whatever company you start at that you are serious about advancing your career. When I was on the helpdesk, I wasn't shy about letting my superiors know I was actively studying for certs and wanting to move up. It wasn't long before I did.
    2
  1658. Nope. Not at all. There are so many options now you could do it with a tablet.
    2
  1659. You're english is great! Yeah, not knowing something is just part of it. I was installing something just last nigh that I had no idea about...I just had to dig deep and figure it out....with Google!
    2
  1660. Glad I can help! Love your enthusiasm!
    2
  1661. I definitely think having a CCNP R/S will help you land a GREAT job. I'll admit that I'm not familiar with the job market in Tunisia but I did a quick job search and saw plenty of positions. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1662. lol. yep... Thanks for watching and glad I could help!
    2
  1663. +Christian Pazos Hey Christian! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1664. NP!
    2
  1665. I hear you Mark. The good thing is that knowledge breeds confidence...so the more you learn the better you will feel.
    2
  1666. Thank you for your kind words Derrick! I'm glad I can help! It's really a pleasure doing this. It keeps me motivated to work on my certs!
    2
  1667. Thanks Scott! I'm glad I could help! And yeah, emerging technologies seem to be a space for younger techs but I would also argue that in the network engineering field it's more valuable to have a breadth of experience in other areas. If you can combine tech skills with those valuable "soft-skills", you will kill in this industry.
    2
  1668. Hey Albert, thanks for reaching out! I completely understand "life" getting in the way and it's hard to get back up. But you're reaching for help and motivation....so I think you're ready! For the next cert to work on....I would pick up where you left off. Brush up on your CCNA material and jump right into the CCNP. You can review the CCNA material and prepare for one of your CCNP tests within a year....EASY. It will take determination and drive. The first CCNP test you take will also renew your CCNA. Just thinking about studying can be overwhelming....you have to start small and build up. I would recommend watching my video on Procrastination.
    2
  1669. Thanks for watching! You guys keep me motivated as well. I will definitely keep creating! Good luck on your CCNA!
    2
  1670. What do they say about luck? It's the combination of preparation and opportunity? Glad I could help Bryan! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1671. Thank you for the kind words Harry! A monitor dedicated to Google...I love it! lol.
    2
  1672. Awesome! Good luck to you sir! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1673. Hey Lace434, Glad I could help! I went through a ton of self-doubt when first starting out and I know how far just a little motivation can go! Thanks for watching and keeping me motivated! And good luck on your CCNA! Let us know how it goes and if we can help in any way!
    2
  1674. +twincities612 I'll just say that I'm in my 20's But what are you factoring?
    2
  1675. Awesome Matias!! Studying for this stuff is hard and I know just a little motivation helps. I had some key people help me along the way and I wouldn't be doing this if it weren't for them. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1676. Thanks!
    2
  1677. Thanks Nazlo!
    2
  1678. Thanks! And thank you for sharing this info. Udemy offers some killer deals!
    2
  1679. I don't think it's a matter of how smart you are. If you are determined and have the drive....YOU CAN DO IT!! It boils down to what you prefer. Security can be fun but it's not everyone's cup of tea. It won't hurt to get your CCNA Security and just see if you like it. (You don't need to be good at math!)
    2
  1680. I’m still waiting on someone to make that video as well ;)
    2
  1681. Haha, nope that probably wasn’t it. How I talk on my videos is how I talk everywhere else. Makes it easier to stay authentic.
    2
  1682. I don’t know of any. Linux and code are best learned by doing.
    2
  1683. Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing Quintin! Good luck on that CCNA!
    2
  1684. CBT Nuggets and Mike Myers.
    2
  1685. I both hate and love it. But it tells employers that you have up to date skills. CCNA if you already have the basics down
    2
  1686. Right??:_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1687. I’m trying!!
    2
  1688. Same!
    2
  1689. That is very high on my priority list. Stay tuned!
    2
  1690. Wasn't sure if anyone would still remember that :)
    2
  1691. Thank you !
    2
  1692. No
    2
  1693. No, just this video. It’s bizarre
    2
  1694. Thank you :)
    2
  1695. Thank you!
    2
  1696. Morocco!!!!!
    2
  1697. Thank you :)
    2
  1698. Update: totally worked.
    2
  1699. Ooooh, need to try that. Actually, going to try that right now.
    2
  1700. Thank you :)
    2
  1701. Hey hey!
    2
  1702. Thank you!
    2
  1703. Yes!
    2
  1704. lol, i forgot i did. I think I was just seeing what it was.
    2
  1705. Unfortunately it's how the game is played with youtube. I've uploaded a ton of videos and see what works and what doesn't.
    2
  1706. Ur awesome!
    2
  1707. Filecloud is a service on top of existing compute and storage resources. It provides a ton of enterprise file sharing and data features that aren't built in to any platform.
    2
  1708. renews for free! Thanks!
    2
  1709. If you have a NAS, most of the time the built in software will be fine. If you don’t have a NAS, you can build a cloud with something a small as a laptop and external hard drive. (Or even a rapsberry pi) You can install next cloud on true NAS to add some functionality as well.
    2
  1710. Hmmm….I may experiment with turning it off. Def don’t want to distract.
    2
  1711. my bad, let me try again...."nano" dang it!
    2
  1712. Wow! That’s crazy. And awesome.
    2
  1713. Man, i would love to see that!
    2
  1714. I created them. My YT members get access.
    2
  1715. I saw it happen with a buddy of mine. This is very true.
    2
  1716. Great job on the CCENT and good luck on ICND2!! Let us know how it goes!!
    2
  1717. Dang!! Curious, how difficult was the SP exam after having already completed the RS?
    2
  1718. If you aren't already too far in your studies on the A+ and feel pretty confident on basic computer troubleshooting, jump right into vender-specific certs.
    2
  1719. Depends on what you like and what you need. If you love security and/or your current job calls for it...jump into some security certs!! I'm assuming you mean CCIE R/S. In that case, you really have to love routing and switching. If so, go for it!
    2
  1720. Yes.
    2
  1721. AMAZING!!! CONGRATS!!!
    2
  1722. It's hitting hard now. Python is the way.
    2
  1723. Right now....no. But I highly recommend it. If you are just starting out, learn the basics of networking first. Then, start dabbling in coding.
    2
  1724. Thanks Anthony!
    2
  1725. That's some really great insight! Yeah, it's becoming a lot more common. I think a lot of companies are willing to teach their network engineers...but new hires may not be given the same amount of grace. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1726. Really? That sounds interesting. Yeah, finding the time is a challenge....I'm trying to balance everything...but I know it has to be done! And yeah, you should definitely buy a mug! Thanks Ben!
    2
  1727. You as well sir! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1728. It's a good idea. If I had the time for C that's what I would do. I chose Python because it is easy to pickup and highly used in our field.
    2
  1729. Python. Cisco has invested heavily in Python API's across all of their product lines. But I wouldn't stop there. To be a great devops engineer, you need to know a few languages. C++ would be good.
    2
  1730. NP! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1731. I definitely think you are going down the right path! Look up DevOps. That's right up your alley.
    2
  1732. YOU....ARE....SO....LUCKY!! lol. I love the comparison!
    2
  1733. Not yet....still working on it! Life gets in the way but I keep pushing forward!
    2
  1734. I completely agree. I always tell people that you should pursue your passions during off-hours. If you are lucky enough for your passion and your work to intertwine...more power to you. But if you really want success, you need to focus on industry trends and positioning yourself.
    2
  1735. Congrats Chirag!! And thank you for the kind words!
    2
  1736. No....but thanks to someone I know I will have soon! What's special about it?
    2
  1737. lol. Been there done that!
    2
  1738. Congrats on the CCNA RS!! That's awesome!! Glad I could help and thank you for the kind words!
    2
  1739. Yeah, the expenses definitely take a toll....we'll get there eventually!
    2
  1740. Congrats on passing SWITCH! That's awesome! Keep up that momentum!!!!! I had to delay the travel a bit due to some dental stuff with my oldest. We are regrouping and planning now. I will keep you guys tuned!
    2
  1741. Thanks Shawn! Python and AWS is a smart track! I was just telling my dad to starting doing that (He's a system engineer). Thank you for the kind word and the sub!
    2
  1742. Good deal. Let me know if there is any way I can help!
    2
  1743. Dang, starting out strong! You are on an incredible path VERY early. Glad I could help!
    2
  1744. Yes. It has training videos, practice exams and labs. You will need Packet Tracer (which is free) or physical hardware, but beyond that....its enough.
    2
  1745. lol.
    2
  1746. Yeah, physical equipment is almost necessary for the SWITCH test.
    2
  1747. I love that High Schools offer these netacad courses. I wish my school had offered that! It's a great path! Good luck!
    2
  1748. A good book, a video course and some labs. I always recommend INE. CBT is also a good choice. If either of those are too expensive, check out my site for cheaper resoureces: NetworkChuck.com/resources
    2
  1749. Really? That's awesome!! I'm looking to do something similar in the collaboration space. How did you go about learning Python?
    2
  1750. I haven't had any personal experience but some guys on the helpdesk at my company went to one and they liked it. Passed the test within a week.
    2
  1751. Ha! Soon. It's built...just gotta go over some things!
    2
  1752. Thanks Lachlan! Thank you for watching!
    2
  1753. I did not. I was about halfway through it before I realized I didn't need it and my time is best spent on certifications.
    2
  1754. Agreed! Someone still has to know how OSPF, EIGRP, STP......etc operates. What will be even more interesting is the on-box python. It's already at play on Nexus devices and will be huge on the Catalyst 9k's.
    2
  1755. Yeah, that's another thing....gui frontends...but you'll be limited.
    2
  1756. Thank you!
    2
  1757. That’s a whole other ball game. Difficult, but possible.
    2
  1758. RIGHT NOW!!
    2
  1759. Almost identical process, go download a trial of Windows 10, this will come in the .iso format
    2
  1760. Thank you!
    2
  1761. You should be able to resize the window. If that doesn’t work, try installing the virtual box tools for the VM.
    2
  1762. Yes
    2
  1763. Great idea. Thank you!
    2
  1764. I believe so.
    2
  1765. Virtual machines will be more reliable and have less issues than WSL2
    2
  1766. I give early access to my members.
    2
  1767. Which is AMAZING!!
    2
  1768. I’ll take a look. Thanks Dive!
    2
  1769. Awesome! Hearing this means a lot.
    2
  1770. Already did :)
    2
  1771. Thanks Kinzey !
    2
  1772. I suppose it would be, but I wanted to provide the knowledge from the ground up.
    2
  1773. This DRIVE will get you far, my friend. It doesn't matter how slow you go as long as you GO! What you are doing will separate you from the pack.
    2
  1774. Thanks Raymund!
    2
  1775. Thanks for watching and for the feedback Dania!! Good luck to you! I'll be making more videos so stay tuned!
    2
  1776. I appreciate it Randy! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1777. Thank you for watching! I use GNS3 for most of my labs. For the switching I used real equipment from my job. For the TSHOOT exam, I'm going to try out the Cisco Learning Network's Learning Labs.
    2
  1778. I try to get a solid topic complete in a 25 min session. Most CBT videos are pretty small so I'll usually do 2-3. I usually lab after I finish a section, like OSPF, or EIGRP.
    2
  1779. +Jose Colon I failed the CCNP Route test TWICE!!!! It sucks. After yelling uncontrollably in the car on my way home from the exam, I felt a little better. ;) I had to tell myself that I just wasn't ready if I failed. That's pretty much it. I needed to know the material frontwards and backwards and it wasn't the case the first two times. I took it as a challenge to be a better engineer. I did pass the third time and I feel like I learned soooooo much from the failures.
    2
  1780. The good news is that you have some great credentials for your resume. But....if you don't have some experience to pair with it, things become a little more difficult. If you don't have any professional experience, this is what I would do. Create your own personal projects. Build a computer, build a network, setup a domain controller....etc. Outline on your resume all the stuff you've done. Beyond that, start small. Get on a helpdesk, start at an MSP...don't be afraid of the bottom rung...you won't be there long.
    2
  1781. I work from home sometimes and yes....everything is a little more difficult with kids! (Totally worth it though!!) If you are having trouble staying awake during your commute, I would try a more interactive study method like flashcards. Otherwise, yeah, watching lectures/videos is another good option.
    2
  1782. Thanks Javz! I love the feedback and input!
    2
  1783. Awesome! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1784. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1785. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1786. If you don't have a helpdesk job right now, I would say go for the CompTIA certs. If you are already on a helpdesk, it wont' really do you any good. Go straight for the CCNA in that case.
    2
  1787. lol, awesome! Good luck to your sir! And thanks for watching!
    2
  1788. Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1789. If you are buying a lab that will get you through the CCNP as well, definitely invest in stackable layer 3 switches. If you are just wanting a lab for CCNA, a couple layer 2 switches is fine. You can even get away with just Packet Tracer.
    2
  1790. Yes it was!
    2
  1791. I don't.......it will forever be shrouded in mystery
    2
  1792. I went with Cisco press. My brother is currently going through his CCNA and is using Cisco Press. I list them on my website here: NetworkChuck.com/Resources
    2
  1793. Thank you for the kind words Anthony! Glad I can help!
    2
  1794. And yes, I did get your email! I'll have a response soon!
    2
  1795. The best path is to find a help desk job in a mid-sized company with advancement opportunities.
    2
  1796. Couldn't agree more about getting away from the screen! Thank you for your feedback Aaron. I REALLY appreciate it!
    2
  1797. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1798. That's some dedication! Keep at it sir!
    2
  1799. Thanks for watching! I parsed it out, taking the ICND1 and then ICND2. That's a good idea, to make a video about my experience.
    2
  1800. Thanks for watching! Very interesting reference! Thank you for sharing!
    2
  1801. GET IT!
    2
  1802. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1803. I use the material found on the site. I'm using their Learning Labs for the TSHOOT right now.
    2
  1804. It totally changed my study life! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1805. the only way :)
    2
  1806. Thank you!
    2
  1807. !!!!
    2
  1808. You can actually boot from external storage or a NAS with berry boot.
    2
  1809. Nice! Take that subscription services!
    2
  1810. You’ll need a monitor and peripherals.
    2
  1811. Oh, nice! Thanks for helping me be too lazy to google it ;)
    2
  1812. Yep!
    2
  1813. I am one with the coffee :_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1814. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  1815. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    2
  1816. If you are doing nothing but studying for 4 months....DEFINITELY! It’s an awesome opportunity! Please keep us posted on your progress!
    2
  1817. Thanks!! Congrats on the CCENT!
    2
  1818. Depends. Every job role is different.
    2
  1819. Thank you!
    2
  1820. I switch back and forth.
    2
  1821. Lol
    2
  1822. .....I do wish I had said that!
    2
  1823. I agree, there are things in the A+ that you don’t need. But overall, it’s pretty solid and for some it’s essential in landing that first job.
    2
  1824. cough episode 3 cough
    2
  1825. yes
    2
  1826. best flex
    2
  1827. I'll pass it along
    2
  1828. YES!!! I love it! You just hyped me up!
    2
  1829. Cool, yeah, it won't be an 'every video' type thing...but every so often.
    2
  1830. AMAZING!!!!! Congrats!! ICND2 next?
    2
  1831. Been there. I was "EVERYTHING" and then I finally landed a job where I only had to worry about voice/collaboration. But...it wasn't long before I started missing everything and got bored.
    2
  1832. Thank you. And yes, most are too busy. But man they are passionate on Twitter.
    2
  1833. Discord!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    2
  1834. Haha, thanks Steve!
    2
  1835. Thank you and YES, wireless is fun and not a lot of people go down that path.
    2
  1836. Isn’t that the best feeling? I remember the first time I had it when listening to a convo between 2 network engineers. I was elated that I understood even half of what they were saying.
    2
  1837. Thanks!
    2
  1838. Awesome!!!! Love your passion.
    2
  1839. heck yes we are
    2
  1840. Congrats on the job!
    2
  1841. Love it.
    2
  1842. Fantastic goal. Keep us updated!
    2
  1843. Nail on the head. Learning how to build solid relationships will take you so far.
    2
  1844. ha! I still remember using floppy disks as the main way to save our word documents in school. A pack of floppies was actually on the school supplies list!
    2
  1845. :_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi:
    2
  1846. Hack your sleep :_NetChuckHacking:
    2
  1847. Depends on if you think NFTs are worth something. If people are willing to pay 💰 for it…..that means they are.
    2
  1848. Coming
    2
  1849. I can’t believe it’s a thing.
    2
  1850. How exactly am I scamming people?
    2
  1851. Not a fan?
    2
  1852. Dang it.
    2
  1853. Merry Christmas!
    2
  1854. Thank you!
    2
  1855. Try it now
    2
  1856. Try it now
    2
  1857. Thanks Blake :) Block stack and things like it are a cool idea but I don’t see it being adopted very quickly. It’s probably the future, but a very distant one.
    2
  1858. :)
    2
  1859. Congrats on 90%!! You’re almost there!!!!!!
    2
  1860. I love this community so much. Thank for asking the question and thank you to all those who helped.
    2
  1861. This is just temporary for my CBT trip. I miss it too!
    2
  1862. Ouch. Dang...I guess I better post everyday.
    2
  1863. Thank you!
    2
  1864. It’s in the pinned comment. Sorry!
    2
  1865. I'm rooting for you! Good luck!
    2
  1866. love it!! Thank you for reaching out!! That really helps with MY motivation.
    2
  1867. I've been toying with that idea ;)
    2
  1868. That's amazing + Hayat Azhari!! I've definitely been there....not the female engineer part...lol....but the full-time, crappy job with a family trying to make a career move. Good luck!!
    2
  1869. Good luck!
    2
  1870. Awesome!! What's funny, is my brother just did the exact same thing. He has his A+, just got his CCENT, left Starbucks and just started his first level 1 helpdesk role. Good luck!
    2
  1871. That's awesome + Bareng Lenyai !!! CCNP is where it's at!! CCNA is fun but CCNP is next level.
    2
  1872. Good luck!
    2
  1873. Thanks! Good luck!
    2
  1874. Good luck!
    2
  1875. Thanks! Good luck!
    2
  1876. They are incredible.
    2
  1877. Cyberops is a good path. Good luck!
    2
  1878. CCNP! It will open doors.
    2
  1879. Thanks + Marcin! good luck!
    2
  1880. It depends on where you want to be. Money usually comes with specialization....if that's your goal I would recommend going for the professional level certs. Your plan right now is more broad and that's fine if it lines up with what you want to do.
    2
  1881. Thanks! Good luck!
    2
  1882. Good luck!
    2
  1883. I'll be making a video on this subject on Engineered Truth's channel.
    2
  1884. Dude, that’s amazing!! Haha.
    2
  1885. Go to the website provided and download the Kali-specific drivers.
    2
  1886. True.
    2
  1887. Thanks!! Yes, I’ve setup OpenVPN on a Pi before and it’s fantastic. My only issue was speed.
    2
  1888. Really any should work. Thanks!!
    2
  1889. Haha, thanks.
    2
  1890. CEH Is awesome. I’ll post some stuff here soon.
    2
  1891. For sure. It’s called a key logger.
    2
  1892. True. It’s a fun way to learn a little Linux. BUT, it can be a little slow at times.
    2
  1893. Video coming on that soon.
    2
  1894. Will have a walkthrough soon. I feel your pain, took a bit to figure out the best (and easiest) tools to use.
    2
  1895. right there with you....I was a little scared because it technically is illegal despite my intent.
    2
  1896. I like the way you think. I think I may create something like that!
    2
  1897. All the cool kids ;)
    2
  1898. Thank you for watching!
    2
  1899. Agreed, these attacks are mitigated automatically in some cases. I was showing the baseline of what you could do but it opens up the door to so much more. Evil Twin attacks with proper SSL decryption are beast mode. I want to set up a honey pot for my neighborhood as a test :)
    2
  1900. Be careful......and if you get caught....I had nothing to do with it ;)
    2
  1901. Thank you!
    2
  1902. Haha. Got it at Express
    2
  1903. In the Raspberry pi 4 I do believe the built in WiFi can go into monitor mode.
    2
  1904. Yup. Starbucks was rocking some Aruba ap’s. I couldn’t do a thing.
    2
  1905. CONGRATS!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Good luck on ICND2!
    2
  1906. Another fantastic way to protect yourself. As our speeds increase we won’t need WiFi.
    2
  1907. Idk. Will have to try it.
    2
  1908. Didn’t think of that. Will need to try it. Thanks.
    2
  1909. Both. Pen testing will involve network security and vice versa.
    2
  1910. Thank you! And you are on a fantastic path! Have fun!
    2
  1911. Great comment! Thank you!
    2
  1912. Yeah, been mainly live videos...feels good to post one!
    2
  1913. Texas!!!
    2
  1914. Wouldn’t that be slooooooooowwwwww?
    2
  1915. I think the good ol’ evil twin is the best attack because you can spoof websites as well.
    2
  1916. Didn’t consider that. Thankfully setting up a vpn on the raspberry pi is totally doable.
    2
  1917. Coming!!! Sorry about the delay!
    2
  1918. Gotta pay the bills somehow! Also, have you heard about NordVPN?
    2
  1919. Thank you!
    2
  1920. Yes. Absolutely.
    2
  1921. Well, there was a bit of a glitch on the video. That final flickering wasn’t on purpose. :) It was basically a duplicate of the first few examples with a few differences. I tried to rush through the stuff I already showed you so it wouldn’t be too boring.
    2
  1922. Thanks!
    2
  1923. Thank you!
    2
  1924. Coming!! Sorry about the delay.
    2
  1925. Oh, that's coming! I'm working on a home honey-pot with ssl decryption.
    2
  1926. The people have spoken!
    2
  1927. True. But man, LTE still isn’t great everywhere.
    2
  1928. Thank you!
    2
  1929. Lol. We LOVE Ikea. Our whole house is basically an Ikea showroom.
    2
  1930. Literally in my video ideas list. I’m going to do some testing and see how viable it is. Thank you for reaffirming the idea!
    2
  1931. Will be later. Ran out of time! Will be soon though, thanks!
    2
  1932. it should
    2
  1933. Working from home is such a blessing!!!! (But yes, it can be difficult!) Getting alone time for study is tough though! I'll try to get some every once in a while but usually I have to try to squeeze in some time amidst the chaos. Otherwise, all hell breaks loose!
    2
  1934. Awesome! I appreciate the kind words!! Glad I could help!
    2
  1935. Wow, you're plate is full!! Don't overload yourself. You're on a great path. The only thing you are really missing right now is experience. All the certs are great but you need experience to back it up. If you can, focus on getting a job in networking or volunteering...etc...anything to give you hands-on that you can throw on your resume. And to answer your question, Linux and Python are here to stay. They are both on MY list....so I highly recommend adding it to yours.
    2
  1936. The people have spoken. I'll get it done!
    2
  1937. Everyone I know is going for the design after they get their standard routing and switching certs. Glad I can help!
    2
  1938. I love the CCNA! It is the best network certification for guys just breaking into that sector. Design is in huge demand right now. I would definitely pursue it.
    2
  1939. +Sivaprasad M MCSE!! Dang!!!! Good luck on the CCNA! What study resources are you using?
    2
  1940. Ha!! I guess these kind of things just line up!! (Or maybe it's just that time of year for slumps?) Thank you for the kind words Ankur! Let's get certified together!
    2
  1941. I've been thinking about making more training videos. I'll add that to the list. Thanks for watching!
    2
  1942. +muranternet Been there! I actually forgot I had scheduled my CCNP ROUTE test and I MISSED IT!!! Lost that money!
    2
  1943. Lol. Its coming....relatively soon. ;)
    2
  1944. Thanks Tsale! Yeah, I'm crazy blessed with all of this. I really enjoy providing motivation to all of you ( and really....it's motivates me!) Thanks for sticking around!
    2
  1945. Thanks Matt! Congrats on the CCENT!! and good luck on the ICND2!
    2
  1946. Oh, wow, that sounds awesome. That's some cutting edge stuff. You are lucky!
    2
  1947. Thanks Mario! Congrats on the CCNA RS + Security! That's awesome! And CONGRATS on the job! I just got my hands on PAN firewalls this year and I really like them. What are you doing there if you don't mind me asking?
    2
  1948. Hey Syed, I'm planning on doing the giveaway soon...so stick around! You can manage to learn everything you need from free resources...it just takes a little more work to find the material you need. The Cisco Learning Network has a ton of stuff.
    2
  1949. you know what's crazy? this comment. This comment is kinda crazy. That's crazy.
    2
  1950. Hector Montes de oca Great question! DNS is configured to know the ip addresses of domain names, it isn’t learned dynamically. So, in short, I configured the DNS server to map NetworkChuck.coffee to that IP address.
    2
  1951. Thank you :)
    2
  1952. Thank you Divine!
    2
  1953. When you configure Johnny’s IP address, you’re telling him 3 things: 1. His IP Address (10.1.1.3) 2. The IP Addresses in his network (255.555.555.0, with basically means 10.1.1.0-255) 3. What router to use for other networks. So, in short, Johnny is preconfigured to know what’s in his network and what isn’t and won’t try to arp and find the MAC for a device outside of his network. (This is how all devices with IP addresses work)
    2
  1954. 10.0.x.x is a valid subnet.
    2
  1955. Thank you!
    2
  1956. Glad you like them!
    2
  1957. Maybe. I can tell you that I LOVE IT and CBT Nuggets (the company i produce training for) uses it.
    2
  1958. Thanks!
    2
  1959. No google device here. Did you sign up for the business plan?
    2
  1960. Yes, I believe so.
    2
  1961. The WiFi adapter needs to support monitor mode. You may need to purchase a USB dongle similar to the one I used in my Hacking video.
    2
  1962. Get it!
    2
  1963. I ran some open source NAS stuff for a bit. Solid stuff. Good seeing you Wookie!
    2
  1964. OBS and Adobe Premiere.
    2
  1965. Haha. Secrets.
    2
  1966. Ah, didn’t account for non-US accounts. Sorry!
    2
  1967. US based?
    2
  1968. Awesome Michael! Good luck on the A+! Let me know how it goes
    2
  1969. Awesome!! Thanks for stopping by! It’s definitely a dream that you can make happen. I’m about to move to Paris...so stay tuned!!
    2
  1970. Yep, Thailand is still high on my list.
    2
  1971. +Jaron Davis I totally get that. I think it's just a matter of approaching life in seasons. There was a time when going into the office was great for me. Now, not so much. I just wanted to make sure that I have the ability to make that choice.
    2
  1972. +felix oyinloye Thanks Félix! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1973. ha! Thanks!
    2
  1974. Thanks! It's totally possible for anyone...times are changing.
    2
  1975. Hey Dattaraya! Yes, it's Living Forward by Michael Hyatt. It really helps you put your life in perspective and start planning ahead.
    2
  1976. Hey Frank, thanks for reaching out! Yes, some regions won't have the same demand for CCNA certified engineers as others. That's where you have to get creative. You want your skillset to match the demands of YOUR market. This is something I do OFTEN. Jump on the most well-known job boards in your area and search for the type of job you want. Go over the requirements and the skills they are after. A lot of the time it will be the CCNA + experience....other times it might be that they want you to know Microsoft or Voice.....maybe even a little programming. Hope this helps!
    2
  1977. Thanks!
    2
  1978. I have CCNA R/S, CCNA Voice. Almost finished with CCNP R/S. Also, Security +. I have about 5 years experience.
    2
  1979. Having a degree is just a checkbox really, so having a bachelor's in anything will pair nicely with a CCNA. Hope that answers your question!
    2
  1980. Adrian!! Thanks so much for sharing your story. I hear stories like this very often! Many of the guys I have worked with did the exact same thing you did. They went to school and started a career that had nothing to do with IT and it made them MISERABLE. But they were able to transition into IT and that should be encouraging to you because it is VERY possible. Yes, some IT jobs are extremely demanding on your time. But not all are like this, so you may find a great one to start with or you will just have to go through a few to find a good one. I believe times are changing and jobs like the one I found will become more common. Just make sure you keep learning and increasing your value and you will do fine!
    2
  1981. +Lalan Dev thanks!
    2
  1982. ....not yet....but almost!
    2
  1983. lol. You'd be laughing a lot if you were around him....he always snores! Yep, specialization is the key. People don't shell out $$$ for generalists.
    2
  1984. Thanks! I think it's totally possible but can be difficult. Building a brand that companies can trust is the hardest part. I'm sort of working on that myself.
    2
  1985. Thanks!
    2
  1986. Don't waste your time on it. Go for CCENT then CCNA>
    2
  1987. Yes, experience is very important for going remote. The biggest obstacle in getting a remote job is trust....having a few years under your belt tells the company they can trust your expertise.
    2
  1988. Awesome! I'm glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
    2
  1989. UDM Pro does a lot of what the USG Pro does. Either but not both.
    2
  1990. Open to it. I plan on jumping to PFSense first.
    2
  1991. Not sure yet ;)
    2
  1992. Hello!
    2
  1993. Thanks! I appreciate all of my fans!
    2
  1994. So are you!
    2
  1995. Hi!
    2
  1996. Thank you!
    2
  1997. The link is in the bio! https://NetworkChuck.coffee
    2
  1998. thank you :) And excellent use of a while loop !
    2
  1999. dang it! missed opportunity
    2
  2000. It's crazy! Big updates.
    2
  2001. This. Totally understand. I just did an interview that sheds some light on this. Stay tuned.
    2
  2002. Asking this. Thanks.
    2
  2003. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
    2
  2004. I hear you Anthony. I'll explain further in the next few videos. The fear is real. I've found out a few things that make it a bit easier to swallow.
    2
  2005. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  2006. Thanks!
    2
  2007. Get it!!!
    2
  2008. Yes.
    2
  2009. Yes
    2
  2010. Agreed. But when you use automated tools to crawl my site, ignoring robots.txt, that’s active.
    2
  2011. :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  2012. Soon :_NetChuckNetworking:
    2
  2013. Thanks Zephyr!!
    2
  2014. It helps:_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  2015.  @deinonkellauchi6631  Yes!:_NetChuckCoffee:
    2
  2016. Definitely coming.
    2
  2017. 😊 thank you 🙏
    2
  2018. That’s cool.
    2
  2019. 5 kids 😜
    2
  2020. Yes! Congrats!
    2
  2021. Thanks Michael! You did an excellent job! I'll reach out.
    2
  2022. I think it was a three way tie :)
    2
  2023. Doing pretty good. How about you Michael?
    2
  2024. comes with the beard ;)
    2
  2025. ....no...what do you mean?
    2
  2026. I hear ya but I don't have a degree and haven't needed one since I started. Certs have treated me well and plenty of others.
    2
  2027. Love this Kefash. Thank you! Comments like these keep me going. I agree, I think my "why" will get stronger as I see how people react to my study journey.
    2
  2028. Thanks Jason! Looking forward to meeting you!
    2
  2029. I love it!
    2
  2030. Thank you Ryan! I need this.
    2
  2031. It is and I honestly don’t know who would ever need that.
    2
  2032. You've got this! Thank you.
    2
  2033. Find your "Why", get a good study schedule, schedule the test right now.
    2
  2034. Agreed. I'm going for it. Thanks Austin.
    2
  2035.  @peterream6508  Some serious truth bombs here. Thank you Peter.
    2
  2036. Well, I can’t hold a candle to you.........
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  2037. Thanks Pat! I'm definitely going to use this exam as a test to see if I'm ready for it and how much it will take out of me.
    2
  2038. I may try to do something. I'll keep you updated.
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  2039. Yeah...the CCAr is there...but I don't think anyone really cares about that. And thank you!
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  2040. +ak47ava .dman  Welcome!! With the skills you have now, I think you could easily land a job on an IT helpdesk. (This is the typical path for most network/system admins and if you have any amount of ambition, you won't be there long) Call Center experience is KEY. Helpdesks want people with great customer service FIRST, and and tech skills second.  If you are getting bored with reach, php and other languages, I would look at the CCNA. Otherwise, I would consider sticking with it.
    2
  2041. Yes! I love it!! I'm having a lot of fun learning Python so far. What do you think?
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  2042. +Yonatan Makara Get it!! It’s a great path. You’re on your way!
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  2043. Missing it by 1 QUESTION is the worst! Been there! When are you taking it?
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  2044. Amen
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  2045. Relief!!
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  2046. They extended this because of covid. You have time!
    2
  2047. I prefer coffee!
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  2048. Hello! :)
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  2049. Drinking coffee:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  2050. nooooooo!!! :)
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  2051. I like my cables to show a little wire :)
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  2052. Oh.....already filmed. Coming soon!
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  2053. takes a breath ...okay
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  2054. Coming very soon. I’m traveling right now and using a really fun solution.
    2
  2055. Yeah…..you’re probably good
    2
  2056. What if I told you I have one connected to my pfsense router right now :) Video coming soon
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  2057. Yes, I am bridging the connection. It can "sometimes" be very easy to get this working. First, make sure the port on your Cisco router/firewall connected to your ATT router is using DHCP. Second, reboot your ATT router with the router powered up and connected. The ATT router "should" automatically bridge.
    2
  2058. Thanks! The auto-focus was an issue, sorry about that. Later videos involve a new camera so it would be good :)
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  2059. Boom!
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  2060. You get a learning badge and the new CCNA. You’ll still have the Collab until it expires.
    2
  2061. I’m short, no. Apparently you need much more “experience”. However, the CCIE will cover the full scope of all the concentrations.
    2
  2062. Will dive deeper in a later video, but you can recertify with any concentration.
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  2063. I’ll answer that in my video today :)
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  2064. I am root.
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  2065. Wow, getting your parents to switch!
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  2066. Whoo! Good luck!
    2
  2067. That just sounds awesome! Hacking with your phone!
    2
  2068. Haha, I need to go back and watch Jurassic Park.
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  2069. Yep! For a basic website.
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  2070. We have it easy (easier) now for sure. Thanks!
    2
  2071. Great plan and good luck!
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  2072. Linux+ or RHCA
    2
  2073. I am an IT instructor and YouTuber. Was a Network Engineer.
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  2074. Beards!!!! Man, I just can’t use it as a daily driver. But I do work with it everyday now. Loving it!
    2
  2075. one. step. at. a. time......I'll try though!
    2
  2076. Yes it is.
    2
  2077. I keep hearing that I need to use Arch. May have to try it out.
    2
  2078. That place is lit. My wife has to drag me out.
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  2079. Yet another thing I need to add to my list. Thanks!
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  2080. True. I want to help people get to that point and push pass it. We all started at this point.
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  2081. You can rest assured....I will never spill my coffee. :)
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  2082. Haha, thanks Loris. I think I GNU that.
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  2083. Nooooo! Don’t stop! Lol. I need windows for some stuff, but I promise, me and Linux are becoming friends.
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  2084. It's a great starting point. Ubuntu and the other distros run like an application.
    2
  2085. I've been thinking about getting a few of those as well!
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  2086. Thanks! More is def coming
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  2087. Thanks! I’ll check it out.
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  2088. If you’re in a heavy windows-based environment, Powershell is basically a required skill now. And, as we see more and more infrastructures moves to Azure, knowing Linux will only be an asset.
    2
  2089. So cool your son got to teach his class about Linux!! You're right, having that balance w/ windows and linux is important. So many corporate environments (or most of them) depend on it.
    2
  2090. ooooh, this is great. I installed GNOME only because it was recommended. So, which of the two do you prefer, KDE or XFCE?
    2
  2091. This!! Love this!! Glad I could help Joy! You’ve encouraged me today.
    2
  2092. I've seen people try it as a desktop replacement....could work. I wouldn't go in expecting desktop speeds but it will do the job.
    2
  2093. Finish it. Then go for Linux.
    2
  2094. Whooops, forgot one! Agreed.
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  2095. Thanks Gabriel!! I wanted to keep it brief, I could talk about Linux for daysssss.
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  2096. :)
    2
  2097. Keep trying. Coding for system/network admins is mostly scripting anyway, so nothing too crazy.
    2
  2098. Understood. :)
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  2099. Heh, just me n00bing hardcore
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  2100. Lol....I've corrected myself A LOT!
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  2101. Awesome!
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  2102. Linux!!!!!
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  2103. Nice, I've only played with Arch Linux once. You're making me want to check it out again.
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  2104. I keep hearing Arch Linux. I def need to invest some time. Thanks!
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  2105. Definitely a plus for using Android.
    2
  2106. this makes me smile! The world needs more coffee.
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  2107. I'm working on it! Thanks for keeping me motivated ;)
    2
  2108. Shawn Powers is such an amazing instructor and an even better person. Seriously one of the best guys.
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  2109. Stay focused on CCENT. Don't get overwhelmed with everything you can learn. One brick at a time.
    2
  2110. Wait for the next video :)
    2
  2111. Good question. in theory,yes. But they don't have great RBAC controls right now.
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  2112. HI :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  2113. :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  2114. Just hack it a third time:_NetChuckHacking:
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  2115. I just posted mine :)
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  2116. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
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  2117. :_NetChuckChloe::_NetChuckAddie::_NetChuckMillie::_NetChuckEvie::_NetChuckRosie:
    2
  2118. :_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi:
    2
  2119. In most cases you can simply connect to your Pi router’s wifi and access the portal after you’v connected the pi to the public wifi.
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  2120. de rien
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  2121. thank you!
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  2122. yep. Works great. But you'll likely be limited to 2 becuase of power. Unless you plug in powered USB hdds
    2
  2123. me too, at first. Playing with it a bit...man it's so fun.
    2
  2124. It's self healing.
    2
  2125. Thanks for the comment Benson!
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  2126. Thank you!
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  2127. You're right, the concept isn't new and there have been big players in the market so far. But I think Cisco, being the market leader in networking, will make this more mainstream and will most likely dominate.
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  2128. I have an interview coming out that dives into this
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  2129. Yes, you can host your own controllers.
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  2130. No. SD-WAN can optimize Azure performance but Azure is a cloud service provider.
    2
  2131. Thanks for the feedback. The problem with a subject like this is that you can't go too deep without it being a 3-hour video. I tried to keep it as short as I could because attention spans aren't what they used to be ;)
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  2132. Oof, wasn’t expecting that!
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  2133. Totally doable.
    2
  2134. i feel that too
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  2135. This is a tool to make docker management easier. Companies will use management systems like this to manage their containerized enviroments.
    2
  2136. Check your inbox!
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  2137. Congrats! You won the CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    2
  2138. Check your inbox!
    2
  2139. Congrats! You won the CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    2
  2140. Congrats! You won the CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    2
  2141. Congrats! You won the CCNA Packet Tracer Labs Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
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  2142. They don’t have the OS lite in 64 bit
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  2143. It will probably kill your NAS while it’s running. But you probably could.
    2
  2144. That sounds cool.
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  2145. Thank you 🙏
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  2146. It's my free membership site where you can watch my vids ad-free and get access to any guides I have.
    2
  2147. My website is free. In fact, you can watch this video ad free on my free membership.
    2
  2148. I’ll allow it.
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  2149. Nmap or wire shark would help you find weird stuff on your network
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  2150. Thank you 😊
    2
  2151. Get it!!
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  2152. It will. :)
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  2153. I was working on my video first!! ;)
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  2154. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
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  2155. It's the best!
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  2156. Let me get you a lozenge.
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  2157. MOST people would do well to focus on just a few of the concentrations. But I gotta have em all ;)
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  2158. Fantastic plan. That is the only standalone exam that will give you something out of that track.
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  2159. You get nothing. The only way you get something is if you have a combination of the following: ROUTE + SWITCH = Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Core TSHOOT = Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Advanced Infrastructure Implementation ROUTEE + SWITCH + TSHOOT = CCNP Enterprise
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  2160. It might seem that way and I definitely had that though. But I was assured by the Cisco team that it would be cheaper than before to get certified.
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  2161. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  2162. Thank you for the feedback Yuri! I always worry about the video length...I sometimes drone on a bit. Collaboration is a fun one. I think I might know a guy who is producing training for those courses ;)
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  2163. Sad to see you go. Yes, the last few videos have been Cisco heavy...not to make Cisco money though, Cisco certs have changed my life and these changes are huge. Cisco certs are some of the best in our industry. But I'm making a video about blockbuster soon. lol. If that's random enough for you.
    2
  2164. Thanks Emeri!
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  2165.  @hassantariq8847  Incredible path.
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  2166. Yep!!
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  2167. Good luck!
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  2168. Great question! And...it's hard to say. I think the industry will decide because I did as Yusuf and Joe that question. From the perspective of LinkedIn and your resume, it will still be CCNP Security. For a person to find out what concentration you chose, they will need to click on your Acclaim badge and dig deeper. BUT! That doesn't mean you can't list it somewhere. I'm very curious how this will go down.
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  2169. They haven't announced it yet. I spoke with Anna Rubin, the heard of the CCNA/CCNP program, and she said OVERALL getting certified should be cheaper.
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  2170. Welcome Paul!! Thank you for subscribing!
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  2171. Thanks Derek!
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  2172. arpita maheshwari If you complete ROUTE and SWITCH you will get the ENCOR (enterprise technology core) If you complete just the TSHOOT you get a specialist cert. If you only complete ROUTE or you only complete SWITCH, you get nothing.
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  2173. Thanks Frank! And great job!
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  2174. Congrats!! Send me a direct message with your email.
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  2175. Try me :) Content coming soon.
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  2176. Congrats Viktor!
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  2177. You can do it. It will be hard but not impossible.
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  2178. It’s rough but you gotta make it happen.
    2
  2179. Both. CBT Nuggets will help with understanding the concepts and get you motivated but you need the book for in-depth stuff.
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  2180. BERNARD!!!!!!!!!
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  2181. Yes. You can. You gotta hustle but totally possible.
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  2182. Congrats!! Good luck on ICND2!
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  2183. No.
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  2184. Yes. But you need to really hustle.
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  2185. Go for CCNP.
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  2186. It’s possible. You’ll have to hustle but you can do it.
    2
  2187. The new CCNP tracks (starting Feb 2020) have no prerequisites.
    2
  2188. Online is more than enough. For labs, Cisco Packet Tracer will be fantastic and it's free.
    2
  2189. Posting a video soon on a REALLY awesome solution for this
    2
  2190. Sorry you didn't win Daniel! :( Are you working on your CCENT?
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  2191. Sorry Syed! :( Don't let it stop you! Keep studying!!
    2
  2192. Costa Rica! Wish I was there right now! If you have the extra $$$$, the best way is to buy a lab pack from amazon. They run around $300. See it here: http://amzn.to/2m8wPd1 Otherwise, packet tracer is your friend!
    2
  2193. Thanks for watching! Don't stop studying!
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  2194. Hey Ivan, thanks for the info. For Security, I don't know how strong INE's course is but we can always assume it's solid!! A buddy of mine used CBT for CCNA and CCNP Security and loved it.
    2
  2195. Congrats on the CCNA! That's awesome!! What training program did you use? Good luck on CCNA Sec! What are you using to study?
    2
  2196. No. Gotta have some computing power. Can’t just be storage.
    2
  2197. +Vlad Rudnyk It's been a while since I've taken the CCNA Voice but I know the CCNP Voice/Collaboration definitely covers gateways
    2
  2198. Thank you and thanks for the suggestion. I think I may do that :)
    2
  2199. +Helen Furton I'll see what I can do!
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  2200. You can deploy docker containers inside of GNS3. That was actually the first time I"d ever used docker containers, with GNS3
    2
  2201. Thanks! I’m thinking about it.
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  2202. sure is!
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  2203. Awesome!
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  2204. Agreed. And thank you!
    2
  2205. on it!
    2
  2206. Thank you! And great idea.
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  2207. haha, it actually broke 5 minutes after filming that video.
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  2208. Thank you Ahmed!!
    2
  2209. thank you!
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  2210. Thank you! The container will use as much as it needs, similar to any other app running on your system. You can use Docker to tune and control how much is given.
    2
  2211. Made my day. Thank you.
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  2212. Lol. I have two. But good eye though.
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  2213. The part of the operating system that takes a little time to boot....is already booted.
    2
  2214. providence!
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  2215. I found it easier to use the term “virtualize” instead of explaining the concept of namespaces. They’re accomplishing the same goal, and I see namespaces as kind of virtualizing the OS. I agree, the containers aren’t allocated cpu/mem as a virtual machine is, I was more speaking from the perspective of the container
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  2216. I didn't know about the PCAP cert. What are you using to study for it?
    2
  2217. While you should definitely reach out right after the interview to thank them for their time and to convey your excitement...I wouldn't reach out to ask about a second interview unless you are dealing with a recruiter and you're just asking for an update.
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  2218. Cool! Where at on the site?
    2
  2219. Let's do it!
    2
  2220. WHOOOO!!! Congrats on CCNA RS and Security! That's awesome! Man, glad I can help. So cool to hear your story. Keep us updated!
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  2221. It's coming!
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  2222. Dude, I suck at math and I’m doing okay. You can go pretty dang far.
    2
  2223. I support this.
    2
  2224. Yes! I love it!
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  2225. I only have certs....and I'm doing pretty well. I think an Associate's degree is sufficient.
    2
  2226. Look at the job boards in your area. I would start on a helpdesk somewhere and work your way up.
    2
  2227. Good idea!
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  2228. Not really....you are doing great so far!! How long have you been volunteering?
    2
  2229. I did not finish. I already had the certs the degree offered before I started it....I just didn't see any value in finishing it since I was already a network engineer at the time. But, if getting a degree is vital to your career path, WGU is a SOLID option
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  2230. The default template for these job postings is usually "2-4 year degree". Getting your cert is definitely a step in the right direction. If you are already comfortable with computers, skip Comptia. Jump right into your CCNA. This will be the most valuable option for you.
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  2231. I fully support your mission to watch all of my videos in order. Bonus points if you run through them twice ;) Finding a company that will pay for education is an excellent strategy. The only issue after that is will it be worth your time?
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  2232. I would have to agree. CompTIA is good and I currently hold two of their certs.....but they never really helped me in my career. Vendor-specific certs like Cisco, Microsoft...etc are the way to go.
    2
  2233. A program like that is AMAZING! I've only seen programs offer up to a CCNA, but if you can get your CCNP....man!
    2
  2234. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
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  2235. Thanks for watching! If you can find a degree course that offers that much value and you have the time and resources to complete it....man...keep at it!! Where are you going?
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  2236. Hey Rod, thanks for stopping by! There are a TON of opportunities in the IT world, especially for guys who have some real-world experience in the service industry. I would start with your CompTIA A+ certification. At the same time, I would change up your resume and tailor it towards getting a Help Desk position. You may not have any IT specific experience but you can highlight your skills in repair and customer service. Any IT Manager knows that anyone can learn IT but not everyone can acquire soft skills. At the same time, take what you are learning in your studies for the A+ and start tinkering at the house. Build your own PC...etc. You can put these personal projects on your resume. After your A+, choose your track. The options are numerous!!!! Cisco, Microsoft, Linux......research and get a feel for what you like. If you have no idea at that point, getting your CCNA will only help you. Good luck to you sir! Let me or anyone else in this community know if we can help you in any way!
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  2237. Agreed. Degrees pay off at the management level. The good news is that you can always go back and get your degree.
    2
  2238. I've been thinking about SIP School. What's your overall take on that? Juniper is cool too! Sounds like you are getting some good exposure! Keep your head up! ICND2 is yours!
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  2239. As far as degrees go, WGU's is the most practical and useful for the workforce.
    2
  2240. Hey Edward, I appreciate the feedback. Yes, having both is definitely better. My angle was what would be best for your wallet and your time.
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  2241. It really depends on what your long-term goals are and what your current family/financial is like. If you need to make money now and you want to accelerate fast....studying for your CCNA/CCNP would be the best route. Otherwise, if you have no immediate financial obligations and your long-term plan may include management or working in the government sector....go for the degree. You already have your AA and you may as well finish it up. If you are focused on going down the networking/system engineering path, you also need to make sure this degree program has these certifications as part of their degree program. Hope this helps!
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  2242. Man, that's rough, but at least you have an idea of what you want to do now. Glad I can help and thank you for the kind words!
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  2243. As far as degree programs go....I think WGU is your best bet. It gives you the chance to go at your own pace while providing IT Certs along the way. But, as you can tell from my video, I think you should focus on certs and see where that takes you. (hint, it willl take you FAAAARR)
    2
  2244. ....and you're right, the US is a different ball game. IT guys can be a bit more scrappy when it comes to getting the right education.
    2
  2245. Early on, I would say having a degree with certs does help you make more because companies tend to put degrees and experience at the same level. Often on job postings you will see "a 4-year degree or equivalent experience". But, as you get into engineering roles and senior engineer roles, it's more about your certs and experience. Degrees will definitely help you but you have to decide if it's worth the time, effort and money to get one when certifications have more value across the board. My opinion is that you will earn more, faster if you focus on certifications and experience.
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  2246. I think it would be very easy for you to land a role like that. A lot of shops are looking for guys who know a little of everything, from servers to switches. Plus, you have the customer service skills that so many lack. I don't think you will have any issues.
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  2247. You would be valuable.....but you're missing experience. Once you have 1-2 years experience...that's when the money comes in!
    2
  2248. I would recommend going with ICND1, the CCENT (Cisco Entry Network Technician) exam. Find it here: networkchuck.com/resources
    2
  2249. Hey Luiz, thank you for watching! Yeah, it seems that certs are definitely holding more weight than degrees. That's a tough situation! I can tell you one thing....getting your CCNA will only help you....and it sounds like your situation is calling for it.
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  2250. Hello Jeff, that's a tough one. Many jobs in the US require proficiency in English. Your skills are definitely in demand but most jobs are looking for someone that can communicate effectively within their organization. I would make it your top priority to brush up on your English skills.
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  2251. It really boils down to what you like...so give each a try and go from there. Any of those paths will land you a great job. Security is always strong.
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  2252. Drew! You are living this advice!!! Thanks for the feedback sir! This is definitely best path.
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  2253. I get what you're saying. You don't want to move up so there's no point. But...if you plan on being in management in IT....certs do help. I've been in situations helping my CIO go through candidates for senior management and he prefers candidates with certs over those who don't.
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  2254. You can. It's not easy but it's totally possible.
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  2255. Congrats!!! That's awesome! You are off to a FANTASTIC start! Good luck on the CCNP RS!
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  2256. Thank you for your kind words!! If you have the hands on experience, the CCNA will be A LOT easier for you. There will be things that you don't see everyday or have never worked with but for the most part it will be a piece of cake! There are a few CCSPs. I'm assuming CCNP Security. Yes, it is extremely valuable. If you love networking and security this is the perfect combo.
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  2257. Thanks!! I like this one: http://amzn.to/2ipj8Y6
    2
  2258. Get it Jose!!! I've failed a few exams and it definitely SUCKS!! Gotta dust yourself off and not let it beat you!
    2
  2259. +Aldo Andrade If you want to be a network or system admin....i say skip them. Go right into Cisco or Microsoft certs
    2
  2260. Can’t believe it’s been a year!! Thanks for stopping by
    2
  2261. 1. Yes, I believe so. 2. You will have to retest to renew. But....and this is the cool thing...if you attain a higher level cert or a cert from another track, it automatically renews. For example, I got my CCNA R/S in 2013. I got my CCNA Voice in 2014...this automatically renewed my CCNA R/S. When I passed my CCNP Route and CCNP Switch, it also renewed my CCNA R/S and CCNA Voice.
    2
  2262. Love this.
    2
  2263. +Dantee Mooring Amazing!! Congrats!! Isn't it the best feeling? The best thing you can do is take a small break but then ride that momentum into your next cert.
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  2264. Good luck on the CCNP! I'm almost finished with mine...it's quite the beast!
    2
  2265. Thanks for watching!
    2
  2266. Thanks for watching! Good luck on your CCENT! Best thing I ever did.
    2
  2267. Awesome!
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  2268. Yeah, it's def HARD! But that's what makes it valuable!....and FUN!
    2
  2269. Good luck on the Security track! You are going to start making some serious $$$$$$ Thanks for watching!
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  2270. Hey Isaac, I think going for your MSCA is a good step. Knowing the Windows side of things will always be an asset. This will also give you the chance to figure out which track you like more, networking or server. But after you finish your associate level certs, I would definitely narrow your focus and specialize. That's where the money is.
    2
  2271. Hey.....I haven't finished my certs yet!!
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  2272. Thanks! Good luck on your A+!
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  2273. Thanks for watching!! I would start with beginner certs like CCENT or MCA and see what you like. Maybe even try a few programming courses. Once you figure out what you like, try to specialize. That's where the money is!
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  2274. You can do it either way. ICND1+ICND2= CCNA Certified CCNA Composite Exam = CCNA Certified So yeah, so passing the ICND1 and ICND2 will give you your CCNA. (It's what I did and I highly recommend doing it that way!!)
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  2275. Glad I could help! I love hearing stories like this! Burn out is the hardest thing I've dealt with and I know that you just need a little motivation to keep going. Good luck on your CCNA! And yes, Kevin Wallace is awesome!
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  2276. Hey Xavier, thanks for watching! In the week before a test, I would do as many practice tests as I can. This will put you in the right mindset for those tricky questions and will give you confidence as you start to score well. Don't forget to pull up that exam topic blueprint and google every topic you feel iffy on. Good luck next week! Let me know how it goes!
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  2277. For security, get your CCNA Security, CCNP Security....etc For Datacenter, get your CCNA Datacenter, CCNP Datacenter...etc
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  2278. Specialize! Security, Voice, Datacenter....pick one track and become an expert.
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  2279. First, take a practice test and see how you do. (I think you can get a free trial through CBT Nuggets or others and try their Transcender Practice Exams) and see how you do. Let that be your litmus test of how much you need to actually study. If you do well, you can probably just watch a few videos on CBT to brush up on a few dusty subjects and do a few labs. Otherwise, I would recommend sticking with CBT and going through the full video course and getting the Cisco Press books as well.
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  2280. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
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  2281. Awesome!
    2
  2282. From scratch....it really depends on how much time you have to devote to studying. 3-4 hours a day...you could become a CCNA within 2-3 months. If you have less time to study...obviously your timeline becomes longer. I would get a video course, a book, and a lab. I listed a few of these resources on my site: networkchuck.com/resources
    2
  2283. Whoo! That's a lot of certs! Good luck to you sir! Thanks for watching!
    2
  2284. It isn't necessarily a bad move...it just depends on what your goals are. If you plan on building a career that will eventually have you ending up at a government agency or a position in management, then this will be a necessary component. If you are just looking to get into IT and make some money fast, then certs are the way to go. Either way, it definitely will only help you to get this IS degree. The only debate here is what is more efficient?
    2
  2285. That's a great strategy. I've used that myself.
    2
  2286. I don't think network engineers will be going anywhere. I think what we do and how we do it will change, just as it has changed over the last 10 years, but as long as you stay current on knowledge and never stop learning...you'll be more than fine.
    2
  2287. Hey Trevor, you're on a great path! Even though you want to work on both and see progress..I think you should focus on one at a time. It will basically be the same time frame but I think focusing on one at a time will be faster.
    2
  2288. You are in a great spot! Working for a reseller brings soooooo much opportunity. Good luck on your CCNA and thanks for watching!
    2
  2289. :)
    2
  2290. Hey Richard! Thanks for watching. I wish I had more time...I'm working on trying to post more! Working, studying for certs...family responsibilities....CRAZY! What you saw was just half the contraption. It's a coffee brewing method called a "Vac Pot" and it's really fun to brew with. If you've watched Breaking Bad and how they made their coffee in the lab....that's how I feel! Knowing networking is essential. I encourage you to keep going down the security path but definitely go for your CCNA to get a strong foundation in networking...it's the backbone to everything! I would specialize from there.
    2
  2291. I agree, having your own equipment is definitely more FUN and that physical hands-on is only going to help you in the real-world. But...it does make it harder to cram in some study sessions when you are away from home.
    2
  2292. Yeah, I've been like that with my CCNP. Time to buckle down!
    2
  2293. Awesome! Thanks for watching!
    2
  2294. Hey Parker, I would say specialize. If you love Route/Switch, get your CCNP R/S. If you love security, get your CCNA Sec and CCNP Sec. Specialization is the key to $$$$. Also, on your resume, instead of putting down what you manage or administer...put down your accomplishments in that role. Such as, "Installed 2960x switch stack" or "deployed 20 ASA 5506's".
    2
  2295. It depends on if you already have a job in IT. If you are already on a helpdesk or something similar, I would say jump right into CCNA. If you still need to land a helpdesk position, get your A+. Skip the Network +. CCENT is waaaaaaay more valuable.
    2
  2296. Awesome! Good luck sir!
    2
  2297. Hey Aaron, I've had those exact same fears. I hear the exact same things but I don't take much stock in them. I know that IT is projected to grow and there will be more jobs than engineers available. (I get 4-5 calls a day from recruiters here in Dallas!!) Yes, things will change....and that's the nature of IT. But the fact that we are constantly learning and getting certifications means that we will always be needed. Networking isn't going anywhere and the skills you learn picking up these certs will always be an asset. Do I think we will eventually be programming more and more? Yep! But I also believe that networking knowledge will always be needed. The key to a successful IT career is to never stop learning and pay attention to where everything is going. I will personally start learning a little programming myself just to stay ahead of the game. But I'm also getting more certs because that's what is in demand right now and I don't see that changing in the near future. There are plenty of jobs to go around...trust me!
    2
  2298. Glad I could help Ian! Study skills are often overlooked! Good luck on your CCENT!
    2
  2299. Awesome Ahmad! Good luck to you! Let us know how everything goes!
    2
  2300. You're exactly right. I actually first learned this method when I studied French. Good catch!
    2
  2301. I love the pwnagotchi!
    2
  2302. Basic router security will be your best bet. I don't cover that here but I do in other videos.
    2
  2303. It's more about what a professional would actually use vs someone who is just getting started.
    2
  2304. I know a ton of guys on the helpdesk with NO CERTS who make more that $45K
    2
  2305. Being broke is the biggest motivator I had!
    2
  2306. You have more than enough time. I’ve seen guys start this journey much later. Start right now and you’ll be ahead of the game in no time.
    2
  2307. No degree. Just certs.
    2
  2308. I’m always reevaluating this.
    2
  2309. CCNA
    2
  2310. Thank you sir! Yes, I did it on my own for a while as well before jumping into some CCNA Voice training. I know the pain!
    2
  2311. YEs! That is another VERY good reason to use a RL over direct!! Didn't think about that one at the time! Thanks!
    2
  2312. But I'm told my ancestors hail from England and France
    2
  2313. This will happen on Ubuntu if the systemd dns resolver service is still running.
    2
  2314. Ah, great idea!
    2
  2315. Best way to learn!
    2
  2316. Haha, yeah I get it. I do it so those following along don’t complain at me that the command isn’t working.
    2
  2317. Love the video. Such a cool idea.
    2
  2318. It was more for demo. I have mine inside my network.
    2
  2319. The container created with my script should restart
    2
  2320. Glad I can help! Thank you!
    2
  2321. Yes, it could. But OpenDNS is owned by Cisco and they have a huge capacity and I’m sure they use their own security products to mitigate attacks.
    2
  2322. Awesome! And it should work.
    2
  2323. It seems that some ISPs don’t allow you to make those changes. Getting your own router would be the best solution.
    2
  2324. Haha, I love uncovering old accounts.
    2
  2325. It’s a bit more widespread this time around. Hit a lot of high profile accounts.
    2
  2326. Wow!! Worse than I thought!
    2
  2327. Haha thank you but I am not a singer....at all. :)
    2
  2328. Yes!
    2
  2329. Greatness takes time. ;) Didn’t have time for a deep dive but the session will do just that.
    2
  2330. Good points. A huge motivating factor is cost. MPLS will, for now, be the most reliable solution. But as we are looking at connecting branch offices to more than just the back office, we have new problems. Branches are connecting to Azure, AWS...etc.
    2
  2331. Oh wow, deleting BIOS! That’s intense.
    2
  2332. Good question. Idk. I do know that bash can be run on Windows but I’m not sure if it has the same access.
    2
  2333. Windows is a fine os. Getting better now that it runs Linux.
    2
  2334. I’m hearing good things about Juniper. Maybe. But I feel dirty just saying that!
    2
  2335. Awesome! It’s so good to have this feedback. Thank you!
    2
  2336. ............ :(
    2
  2337. Thank you Husam.
    2
  2338. Esxi is actually free but you’re limited to 6 cores on a single VM (I think). I like using it because it’s what most companies use and I want to stay familiar.
    2
  2339. I’ve used it to kill processes that I legit need to stop. I suppose it could be used maliciously.
    2
  2340. Before you get your CCNP focus on getting experience. Land that first job, entry level if necessary, and start working your way up.
    2
  2341. You’ll get there. Just a little practice and labbing everyday.
    2
  2342. Hmm....I’ll try it.
    1
  2343. Kind words. I hope so!
    1
  2344. Not sure.
    1
  2345. Interesting. I need to look into that.
    1
  2346. What does it do?
    1
  2347. Totally possible. Virtual box
    1
  2348. I’ve heard about it. What are the limitations?
    1
  2349. I was of the same mind, opting for other, cheaper options. But man, now that I have one, I regret not doing it sooner.
    1
  2350. Hmmm....need to try that.
    1
  2351. Love Germany! Thanks!
    1
  2352. Tried that. Doesn’t work.
    1
  2353. Wow! Excellent. I just learned something new. Thank you.
    1
  2354. Possibly......
    1
  2355. I was too!! I need to try FreeNas as well.
    1
  2356. I’ll get it going. Thanks.
    1
  2357. Awesome!
    1
  2358. Thank you :)
    1
  2359. It’s there now. Thanks!
    1
  2360. Thank you Sean!
    1
  2361. I can feel the frustration from here :)
    1
  2362. Which fast food restaurant?
    1
  2363. That's awesome!
    1
  2364. yes:_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  2365. :_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi:
    1
  2366. Here is a link on how to set up your raspberry pi learning desktop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbaJcRxASo0&t=538s
    1
  2367. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2368. thank you :)
    1
  2369. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2370. Slope
    1
  2371. Hi
    1
  2372. Ha. Probably not.
    1
  2373. Thank you!
    1
  2374. That’s right.
    1
  2375. :_NetChuckNetworking:That would be pretty cool
    1
  2376. Lol, she does.
    1
  2377. Got it yet?
    1
  2378. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    1
  2379. Maybe someday. I’m not there yet. Working on it though!
    1
  2380. Why?
    1
  2381. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  2382. :)
    1
  2383. Keep your eyes open ;)
    1
  2384. Thanks Jonathan! I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I already have a few courses on CBT for the AZ-103 btw.
    1
  2385. :)
    1
  2386. I'm impressed you lasted a month on that routine! You've got this!
    1
  2387. Glad I can help Lance. 👍
    1
  2388. :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2389. :_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckNetworking: or both?
    1
  2390. :_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  2391. Pun intended :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2392. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2393. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2394. Never too late!:_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2395. You will one day!:_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2396. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2397. Awesome! Let’s do this!
    1
  2398. Definitely doing this one. That's my goal for the year.
    1
  2399. I can’t wait. Getting ramped up soon.
    1
  2400. Excellent! Let’s do it!
    1
  2401. Thanks Yonatan! That's kind of the angle I'm using to approach this...skills you learn to protect networks are VITAL in learning how to hack them...and vice versa.
    1
  2402. Thanks for watching Muhammad!
    1
  2403. NP!
    1
  2404. Anki.
    1
  2405. Was it quiet? I try to balance the gain to avoid all the ambient noise in my house. (Kids, dogs and such!)
    1
  2406. I've not used it so I can't speak from experience. Do they have good reviews?
    1
  2407. I appreciate it Syed! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2408. Hey Derrick! I appreciate the feedback! Keeps me motivated! Just curious, do you feel confident enough on the INCD1 topics that you could take the CCNA Composite examl? 200-125
    1
  2409. Absolutely!
    1
  2410. Thanks Javz! I'm good!
    1
  2411. If you must get a degree, then a university offering programs like WGU is the best path. This is only if you really feel you need a degree. I would recommend watching my video on CCNA or College and see how you feel after that.
    1
  2412. Every good thing starts with coffee :)
    1
  2413. You're more than welcome Taz!
    1
  2414. Lol
    1
  2415. Yes. If you are using a custom driver.
    1
  2416. Thank you 🙏
    1
  2417. I feel heard :)
    1
  2418. Imposter Syndrome hits me all the time...just this week actually. Studying and labbing are a quick way to make me feel a little better.
    1
  2419. A lot of jobs want experience...you’re right. But I’ve been situations where we were trying to hire someone just starting out, entry level, with a CCENT or A+. Not every job needs an IT Veteran.
    1
  2420. Awesome Gilbert!! I love your drive!
    1
  2421. Thanks Andy!
    1
  2422. Ha, yeah! I thought about adding a weird background behind the "green-screen" like wall.
    1
  2423. Already filmed. Final edits happening right now.
    1
  2424. Dang. I may need to start buying HP!
    1
  2425. Good idea.
    1
  2426. Yes!!
    1
  2427. That’s a lot of work!! I’m glad you got it working.
    1
  2428. Truth.
    1
  2429. Thanks!
    1
  2430. Possibly. But it will take you longer. Not a bad approach though.
    1
  2431. Thanks Jason! Send me an email --> chuck@networkchuck.com and include your shipping info.
    1
  2432. I totally agree.
    1
  2433. Sounds like a cool place:_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2434. Maybe a little bit of both:_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2435. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2436. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2437. Wow!
    1
  2438. Welcome!
    1
  2439. Here is a link to my first video on virtual machines! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX75Z-4MEoM&t=15s
    1
  2440. :_NetChuckCoffee: Good Idea!
    1
  2441. Coffee breaks = life:_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2442. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2443. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2444. Yeah, it's rough! But doable!
    1
  2445. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2446. :) Thanks for watching Cristian!
    1
  2447. Yes, I've hit that wall a few times. Don't beat yourself up, put a schedule together, STAY MOTIVATED!
    1
  2448. Congrats on the baby! Keep going!
    1
  2449. Thank you! LET'S GET CERTIFIED!
    1
  2450. Thanks! I love your story! Keep going man! I can't wait to see how you transition into networking!
    1
  2451. Thank you!
    1
  2452. Hey Preston, thanks for watching! I put together some resources on my site. networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  2453. Thanks!
    1
  2454. Wow, you already have a TON of accomplishments! Homeschool is hard, (what my wife and I are learning!!) but its very rewarding. I love hearing success stories. Good luck on your CCNA!
    1
  2455. Thank you! Yes, I am extremely blessed. Thank you for the kind words!
    1
  2456. Thanks Aaron! I'm trying to squeeze in videos between study sessions!
    1
  2457. Thank you! Yes, I am used to it......;)
    1
  2458. Thanks Matt!
    1
  2459. Awesome! I'll be looking for it!
    1
  2460. The best path would be to start on a helpdesk with the purpose of getting voice experience. Many helpdesk positions require that you know basic Call Manager info....setting up phones and such. YOu could apply for voice positions.....but like I said...it may not be very promising.
    1
  2461. Thanks for watching!
    1
  2462. DAAAAAANNNGG!!! You sir, are a bEaSt!!!! What are you working on now?
    1
  2463. Thanks!
    1
  2464. Thanks!
    1
  2465. Glad I could help! It's always nice to know that other people are already doing what you are trying to do.
    1
  2466. Thanks!
    1
  2467. Yes sir, kids are nuts. Thanks for watching!
    1
  2468. INE goes a little more in-depth in my opinion. I would give it a try.
    1
  2469. Thanks!
    1
  2470. Awesome! I'm telling you...it really works!
    1
  2471. It is barely using any resources. I'm running a backup right now and everything is fine. Yeah, it may not be the fastest backup solution but it's the best value. This for me is disaster recovery. As long as I can access it somehow in the event of a huge disaster.
    1
  2472. Wacom.
    1
  2473. It does that. Topic for another time.
    1
  2474. It's still pretty great!
    1
  2475. Yeah, I only have just me on g-suite so that didnt make sense for me. Google would be the better option with a business of 5 or more employees
    1
  2476. I haven’t encountered that.
    1
  2477. I haven't had a problem yet and yeah, I'm assuming it will work perfectly with freenas.
    1
  2478. Good eye. Lol. You know that coffee was gone before I even walked in the door
    1
  2479. Nope.
    1
  2480. ouch!
    1
  2481. Hey Jake, you have options. You can use Linux and that will help in some areas...but you will need access to windows. For that, I'd recommend using Microsoft Azure. YOu can get free access to a windows machine in the cloud.
    1
  2482. As long as they support Docker, it should work.
    1
  2483. It's a risk. Encryption and trust.
    1
  2484. Yeah, I saw they started blocking vms. That's a bummer.
    1
  2485. Thank you for this. 81TB is insane. True, it's not unlimited for some...but a lot of people will never even get close to that. The performance has been pretty solid. I'm testing the $12/month google plan now.
    1
  2486. That’s my next video. Specifically Azure
    1
  2487. Thanks :)
    1
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    1
  2489. Thank you!
    1
  2490. I saw that. Excited to try it out.
    1
  2491. Thank you 😊
    1
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    1
  2493. Security!
    1
  2494. I was as surprised as you are. Works in Powershell!
    1
  2495. Facts.
    1
  2496. Thank you!
    1
  2497. Agreed, NAT isn't a security feature, but it is a "barrier" in that you can't directly access a host. Agreed, IPv6 CAN be just as secure. But turning off an unnecessary feature reduces your attack surface.
    1
  2498. :_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckRaspPi:
    1
  2499. Great job! That is awesome!
    1
  2500. You won't regret it!!:_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2501. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    1
  2502. They didnt' make the cut, according to the Dice Tech Salary survey.
    1
  2503. It is not.
    1
  2504. 22-23.
    1
  2505. Thank you 🙏
    1
  2506. Lol. That sucker was plugged in
    1
  2507. Thanks Joshua! This was a great explanation.
    1
  2508. Thank you!
    1
  2509. :_NetChuckCoffee:I Can't :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2510. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2511. Thank you!
    1
  2512. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2513. Thank you 🙏
    1
  2514. Woohoo :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2515. Never!!:_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2516. just a little bit 😉
    1
  2517. You don't need to!:_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2518. Thank you!
    1
  2519. Enjoying some coffee! :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2520. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2521. As a TTS yes. I’m using Sonos right now
    1
  2522. :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2523. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2524. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  2525. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    1
  2526. :_NetChuckRaspPi:
    1
  2527. Still my longest video:_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  2528. I honestly don't know. lol. My editors corrected me after the fact. I'll never make this mistake again.
    1
  2529. Maybe….
    1
  2530. Naw, I tested on multiple computers. You don’t need someone crazy like I did.
    1
  2531. Love this. I feel heard.
    1
  2532. Yes it was!!
    1
  2533. Love this! Thanks for sharing. Keep us updated on your journey!
    1
  2534. Ah, I always forget about that!! Thanks for letting me know, I'll get it right here eventually :)
    1
  2535. Good luck Caleb! Rootin' for ya!
    1
  2536. Oh, no, I flew up there from Texas! :) But it was BEAUTIFUL! I spent most of my time there outside.
    1
  2537. I have a course live on CBT right now, CIPTV1 for the CCNP Collab cert. It's in progress and is being updated as I complete nuggets.
    1
  2538. Thank you!
    1
  2539. Haha, that's awesome! How's tshoot study coming? I need to get back on it!
    1
  2540. I love this! Thanks for sharing! CCIE.......that's my Everest....I'm not sure which one to tackle first when the time comes...R/S or Collab....we'll see!
    1
  2541. It's never too late!
    1
  2542. Excellent. Which cert you going for?
    1
  2543. Thank you 😊
    1
  2544. 😢
    1
  2545. Awesome! And thank you 😊
    1
  2546. Thank you 🙏
    1
  2547. Heck yes
    1
  2548. thank you!
    1
  2549. haha, nice
    1
  2550. Thank you!
    1
  2551. Yep!
    1
  2552. Got some stuff in the works!
    1
  2553. I'm 75% sure that most my audience eats food ;)
    1
  2554. On it.
    1
  2555. :)
    1
  2556. Thanks!
    1
  2557. I jumped on there to see and I don't believe they do.
    1
  2558. Thanks!
    1
  2559. Thanks :)
    1
  2560. Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2561. Keep at it!
    1
  2562. Thank you sir! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2563. Thank you! Good luck!
    1
  2564. Good luck!
    1
  2565. Love it! You are absolutely right. It's never too late to start! But yeah, the dead thing...lol Good luck!
    1
  2566. I appreciate the kind words! Good luck!
    1
  2567. I've gone through so many slumps....I don't think laziness is the issue. It's just a matter of finding a way to start. It all feels so overwhelming when you look at the large book sitting on your shelf.
    1
  2568. Good luck!
    1
  2569. Thanks! I wasn't sure if they would stick. I REALLY appreciate your feedback!
    1
  2570. :)
    1
  2571. Good luck!
    1
  2572. Absolutely! Thanks for watching and good luck!
    1
  2573. Yes sir, it will definitely help! Good luck!
    1
  2574. Awesome! Congrats!
    1
  2575. Good luck!
    1
  2576. This will definitely help! Good luck!
    1
  2577. :)
    1
  2578. Glad I could help!
    1
  2579. I appreciate you sticking with me Freddie! Yes sir, I'm personally using INE for my CCNP studies so I can definitely vouch for them!
    1
  2580. They do a REALLY great job. Good luck!
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  2581. Absolutely Bryan! Thanks for watching!
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  2582. ;)
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  2583. Needing the info for your current job is a fantastic motivator! Good luck!
    1
  2584. Thanks!
    1
  2585. :)
    1
  2586. You've come to the right place! Good luck!
    1
  2587. Thank you!
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  2588. :)
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  2589. Yup! Good luck!
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  2590. That's awesome Herbet! I can only imagine how that feels! Good luck sir!
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  2591. I appreciate it! Thanks!
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  2592. Thanks Brandon! I really appreciate it!
    1
  2593. ;)
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  2594. Thanks for watching William!
    1
  2595. Yeah, Keith Bogart is a beast!
    1
  2596. Thanks James! Good luck!
    1
  2597. Thanks Willy!
    1
  2598. Thanks! Yeah, I wish I had known this a long time ago.
    1
  2599. It's an INCREDIBLE start! Good luck!
    1
  2600. Good luck! We'll see if the algorithm likes you!
    1
  2601. Fantastic goals Robert! My wife is able to stay home with my 3 girls and it's such a blessing...and being IT made it possible. Good luck sir!
    1
  2602. Love that you already scheduled it! That's the way to do it! Good luck!
    1
  2603. Thanks!
    1
  2604. Thank you for your kind words!
    1
  2605. :)
    1
  2606. Good man! I love your drive! Good luck!
    1
  2607. :)
    1
  2608. Awesome! Congrats Joe! Good luck!
    1
  2609. Yep! Certification is a good result from all the studying but the knowledge you walk away with is priceless Good luck!
    1
  2610. Australia! That would be fun! Where are you at now? Good luck!
    1
  2611. This will definitely help! Good luck!
    1
  2612. Thanks Rob! Good luck!
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  2613. That's an excellent plan! It's good to have a motivating timeline like that! Good luck!
    1
  2614. You've got the most valuable thing....experience!!! But certs definitely help to set you apart and prove the relevance of your skillet!
    1
  2615. I can say this...the bundle is the complete package. But, I always recommend reading the exam blueprint and making sure you hit every topic really well. But, INE has done a really great job with this bundle so it "should" give you everything you need.
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  2616. I really appreciate the encouragement! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2617. Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
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  2618. Y ES!
    1
  2619. Thank you for the kind words Dexter! THanks for watching!
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  2620. ha! That would be awesome. I'll see what I can do!
    1
  2621. Awesome! Good luck Arturo!
    1
  2622. A good training program will definitely help you stay on track! Good luck!
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  2623. Love the logic! Good luck!
    1
  2624. Thank you sir!
    1
  2625. Absolutely! Good luck!
    1
  2626. It's a great feeling when you finally do! Good luck!
    1
  2627. Thanks!
    1
  2628. That just sounds cool.
    1
  2629. Curious, what degree program are you going through? Good luck!
    1
  2630. Appreciate it!
    1
  2631. Good luck!
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  2632. Sounds good! Good luck!
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  2633. Thank you! I really appreciate the encouragement! Thanks for watching and good luck!
    1
  2634. Thanks!
    1
  2635. Thanks!
    1
  2636. Thanks Karl! I agree, now that I know more about the test it makes me feel like my certs are more valuable.
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  2637. This would definitely be the BEST step! Good luck!
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  2638. Love your story! My wife and kids are the only reason I'm where I'm at now. Otherwise I'd still be in my old bedroom playing video games! Good luck!
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  2639. Why not go for another track or for the CCNP? Any higher level exam will recertify you.
    1
  2640. I really appreciate it! I'm glad I can help! You guys keep ME motivated!
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  2641. haha. Spatulas!! I see what you did there! Good luck Ben!
    1
  2642. I hear you! Good luck!
    1
  2643. Good luck!
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  2644. hi!
    1
  2645. I REALLY glad I can help! I know how valuable just a little motivation and inspiration is! Thank you for keeping ME inspired!
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  2646. Get it! Good luck!
    1
  2647. Yep!
    1
  2648. Thank you!
    1
  2649. Thanks for encouraging him!
    1
  2650. Thank you!
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  2651. That was the point of the video. Level 3 (TAILS) is the only way I can recommend accessing the Dark Web. Showcasing the first 2 methods as less secure (and usually what most people would do) had the goal of illustrating they should only be using Level 3.
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  2668. Great question!! I've worked with a lot of other vendor equipment and I can honestly say that it's not that different. And even if it is pretty different, it's not hard to figure out if you already have a good base of knowledge from Cisco. Remember, a lot of what you are learning from Cisco is industry standard IEEE technologies so you can expect your knowledge to transfer. Also keep in mind that a lot of these vendors have copied Cisco so you'll see CLI commands that are similar if not exactly the same.
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  2675. Kevin Wallace --> The Broadcast Storm I listen to training.
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  2676. Thank you!
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  2677. I know! He really motivated me!
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  2678. :)
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  2679.  @edgargenius7957  Come join the community: http://bit.ly/nc-discord
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  2680. This is crazy exciting. You’ve got this! Can’t wait to see you crush everything.
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  2681. Thanks!
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  2682. True.
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  2683. Yeah!!!!!!!
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  2684. RHCE is a serious cert!
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  2685. Heck yeah!!! Love this. Good on you Marko for making this choice.
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  2686. Daaaang! You’ve got a bright future ahead. Azure cert is fun. I will have the Azure Admin course complète on CBT Nuggets soon.
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  2687. Yes he is!
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  2688. Do a lot of jobs want you to know Perl?
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  2689. Ernest makes us all feel like we’ve been doing nothing :)
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  2692. I’m trolling my Reddit haters.
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  2693. :_NetChuckCoffee:drink it
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  2694. Confidence is grown through practice. Same goes for intelligence. Pick a certification, the CompTIA A+ for example, and live it for a while. Lab it everyday.
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  2700. Math is a nice to have. Degree is also nice if you absolutely need it.
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  2725. routinely
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  2726. lol
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  2727. buckle your seat belt
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  2728. working on it!
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  2729. I ....did not plan that. lol Thanks!
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  2730. I. Am. Old.
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  2731. Ummm….yes you do.
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  2732. There is a TON of overlap between the last and current version of the ccna. You’ll be fine.
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  2733. Thank you! Appreciate you stopping by and subscribing!
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  2734. Thank you!
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  2735. Will do.
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  2736. I did not hit her!
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  2737. Thanks Rick! Good luck at your new NOC job!
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  2738. *working on it ;)
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  2739. Love UniFi!
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  2740. Docker volumes.
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  2741. Glad you like it! Thank you.
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  2742. Podcast is around....but not on Spotify....I’ll get it there!
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  2743. Couldn’t agree more ;)
    1
  2744. Haha! Thanks!
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  2745. True. Becoming a master of a unique technology will net a ton of $$$$ BUT more jobs are available for a broad skill set
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  2746.  @XanderPetty  Fantastic idea!
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  2747.  @tobiadebomi5655  well...it depends!! Starting out, between 50K-70K. After about 5 years of experience you can reach 80K-100K.
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  2748.  @johnmichaelechavez5979  Done!
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  2755. thank you Rodrigo! Any questions you want answered?
    1
  2756. I thought about that....but no.
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  2757. Wacom 22hd
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  2758. I’ve dabbled in Palo but not extensively. Both are fantastic products but I think Cisco might be better on the machine learning and signature updates.
    1
  2759. Thanks!
    1
  2760. Well put!! Thank you!
    1
  2761. Solid path. The only thing I would change is waiting to learn Python. Take a break after the CCNA and squeeze in a little bit of Python. Just get your feet wet before moving on to NP
    1
  2762. Thanks Uriah! Yes, being on the smaller side helps me maintain a good sense of community. Podcast is a great idea and it’s an idea I’ve been kicking around for a bit. We’ll see!
    1
  2763. While nothing can be 100% on zero day, Stealthwatch benefits from, I think the largest security analyst team in the world, and signatures are updated a lightning speeds. Plus there is a bit of machine learning and AI in the mix.
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  2764. They’re coming :)
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  2765. Yeah man, Budapest was pretty sweet. Whereabouts in Hungary are you? Congrats on the CCENT, you have ICND2 scheduled yet?
    1
  2766. Most degree programs will be pretty far behind industry trends. You still need basic networking concepts but you will need to start adding the SDN stuff to your study schedule. I don't think there are any degree programs for that yet.
    1
  2767. That's strange. Could be an issue with the test. Have you tried to lab it up to see if you can simulate the behavior?
    1
  2768. Wireless is huge! Congrats on R&S! Let me know how Wireless goes.
    1
  2769. AWESOME!
    1
  2770. I think voice is leaning more towards virtualization and cloud. The new CCIE Collaboration exam is all virtualized from what I've read, focusing on the CSR1000v. Everything you need to learn about voice is still relevant...well..maybe not pots lines and such...but definitely about HOW it works and getting it working in CUCM/Unity/Presence/Webex/UCCX. And, network automation is very much a THING for voice. I was so surprised to a see a recruiter email me about a job that's looking for a voice engineer that knows devops and python. So, keep loving voice, but also, start loving programmability and python.
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  2771. You'll be seeing stuff from me soon!! Seeing this comment definitely motivated me to take that step. Thanks!
    1
  2772. Thanks Ivan!! I REALLY appreciate your comment. It's something I've been thinking about and this comment is great.
    1
  2773. Thanks!
    1
  2774. They're coming!
    1
  2775. Thanks bro! You keep me motivated!
    1
  2776. eh, there are a lot of good videos out there already on subnetting
    1
  2777. Thanks!! I thought I would try a different style and see what you guys thought! Now, are you talking about "voice vlans" or just vlans in general?
    1
  2778. .......it's coming ;)
    1
  2779. + bubbasan Where did you take the course?
    1
  2780. I appreciate it Michael! It's what I was going for so I'm glad that was noticed!
    1
  2781. Sweet!
    1
  2782. yeah, at that time I was already 3-4 cups of coffee deep......any more and I would have died. lol!
    1
  2783. Thank you!
    1
  2784. lol yeah, give it a minute. We're hitting it pretty hard right now.
    1
  2785. Yep. Just Juniper for now.
    1
  2786. naw, Juniper is more relevant nowadays. Not many shops are running only Cisco anymore.
    1
  2787. haha, thanks! Your awesome Andrew, appreciate the support.
    1
  2788. yep!
    1
  2789. It has tor :)
    1
  2790. I partnered with Kasm to make this possible. Kasm is hosting it.
    1
  2791. Good path! Get it!
    1
  2792. Thanks!! Yes, failing absolutely sucks. But I think we are better for it. You'll kill it on the next attempt!
    1
  2793. Good luck! Thanks for mentioning that resource.
    1
  2794. Amazing!!!
    1
  2795. Hey, it can be rough but there are a few things you can do to give yourself the edge. I'll make a video with my brother on that soon.
    1
  2796. Congrats!!!
    1
  2797. He has just under a year of help desk experience. Finding a job really comes down to how you market yourself.
    1
  2798. Thanks Mahad! Yeah, we share a love for tech...always fun!
    1
  2799. Hey + Joseph Bragdon!! You've got experience and experience is KING!! What is your current role? Look at WGU. They will allow you to transfer in college credits and will even give you credits for your work experience. The degree program includes getting your CCNA, CCNA Security and other vendor certs. In your situation, it sounds like the perfect fit! You've got your hands full for sure!! God will bless the work of your hands.
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  2800. :) Other people definitely take their time for granted. Thank you for your kind words + TheRealTehd. I agree, finding like-minded people is motivating and removes that feeling of isolation.
    1
  2801. + Chris Stevens Thanks for watching!! I know videos like these always help me so I'm glad I can do the same. Keep going!!
    1
  2802. +r8derfan74 On the job training is definitely the best way to learn. Certification training fills in the blanks and gives you ideas on how to become a better engineer.
    1
  2803. That's exactly what I used! You have all the tools! Good luck sir!
    1
  2804. +Rob That’s pretty expensive! Is it worth it?
    1
  2805. + J Big you'll see more voice stuff soon!
    1
  2806. Great idea! I'll add it to the list!
    1
  2807. Interesting! How many netacad students also use CBT?
    1
  2808. +Jason Martinez Creating a video on this is a great idea!! I love this pack you can get on Amazon but it is expensive. You can use it as a template for what you will need: https://goo.gl/l6jowP
    1
  2809. Hey William, yes, I always recommend scheduling that test as soon as you are able to. Plan out your study schedule and set a hard date. Best thing you can do.
    1
  2810. Love your motivation!! Which do you like best out of all these?
    1
  2811. Great insight + Bertie Brink!! I appreciate your kind words!! Do they send you to bootcamps? If so, which ones?
    1
  2812. You’ll need to buy VIRL. Only legit path.
    1
  2813. Google is your friend here. ASAv and ASDM can be found with a little digging.
    1
  2814. RIGHT!!! I love that they finally brought it to Mac.
    1
  2815. :)
    1
  2816. Later today!
    1
  2817. 👍
    1
  2818. Science. 😉 The simple answer is that the copper wires used in CAT5e and up are more advanced allowing for this.
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  2823. Even if it does, you've got time.
    1
  2824. Yeah....it's one of those things where we didn't realize until after the fact. Thank you for dropping by!
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  2825. lol. Yeah....
    1
  2826. Same. But there are better solutions now.
    1
  2827. Thanks Ibrahim!
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  2828. That would be cool:_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckHacking:
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  2829. I have A LOT of networks. A lot of vlans.
    1
  2830. Pretty dang good reason.
    1
  2831. Truth.
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  2832. :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  2833. I hear you. What do you want to see more of?
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  2834. Hey Taylor! You won a copy of Michael Hyatt's "Best Year Ever" and the "Full Focus Journal"! Drop your email here so I can get it to you.
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  2835. Check your inbox!
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  2836. Thanks for the feedback. If you don't think you'll need the CCNA course, feel free to gift that.
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  2837. Check your inbox for the CCNA course!
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  2838. Congrats Shedrick! You won a copy of Michael Hyatt's "Best Year Ever" and the "Full Focus Journal". Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
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  2839. I REALLY appreciate this feedback. Thank you Yousef!
    1
  2840. I hear you! And I wish I would have had a clear road map when I first started. This is coming!!
    1
  2841. Believe me....you don’t wanna do that.
    1
  2842. :)
    1
  2843. Thanks Felipe!
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  2844. Don’t let them youngsters catch up. Keep moving!
    1
  2845. Will do.
    1
  2846. That’s a hard skill to learn. But necessary.
    1
  2847. I wish I had the patience to go that deep into Linux. I love it....but not that much :)
    1
  2848. I was thinking about doing that :)
    1
  2849. It was therapeutic.
    1
  2850. Thanks Bany!! Glad I can be part of your journey. Love your hustle, btw.
    1
  2851. It is now. :)
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  2852. Depends on the location. I was making 6 figures with 5 years experience in Dallas, TX
    1
  2853. .......EVERYTHING!
    1
  2854. Will be soon. I’ll make a video on it.
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  2855. Good luck on Linux+!! I’m taking mine today.
    1
  2856. Completely understand. If this stuff doesn’t help you....hit that unsubscribe button. But of course i would love it if you stayed :)
    1
  2857. Ummmmm......NEVER! ;)
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  2858. True.
    1
  2859. No.
    1
  2860. Cert exams are a paid experience through vendors like Pearson. ITPro will prepare you but won’t proctor an exam.
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  2861. Security is give and take, you have to find a balance between lock down and features, and that’s going to be a different comfort level for each person. I spent a good amount of time digging through Twingate’s docs and I like their solution a lot. 3rd party login is something I like because it removes the auth responsibility from Twingate.
    1
  2862.  @squ34ky  I get it. I appreciate you watching and stopping by the chat. My content is all over the place, so expect different if this wasn’t your cup or tea (or coffee)
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  2863. I say no to most sponsors. I only make videos about stuff I use and believe in.
    1
  2864. Yeah, the setup is 5 but understanding how it works is 30 😀
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  2865. :(
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  2866. It sucks it seems that way. Honestly been going through some stuff and I’ve gotten behind on videos. This video I’ve actually had in the pipeline for months, just been putting it off.
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  2867. Cloud-based is an option a TON of people and companies depend on. It’s fine that it’s not for you. So what if it was sponsored though? If I had made a video on your favorite solution and it was sponsored by them, I have a feeling it wouldn’t garner the same reaction. On the sponsored note, I say no to most sponsors and only work with companies and I use and love.
    1
  2868. The same thing when _____ does. We depend on a lot of services these days.
    1
  2869. Yep. Later in the video I talk about services.
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  2870. Data doesn't go through twingate. Connections are peer to peer
    1
  2871. In theory, yes. Your school likely blocks common VPN connections, but this isn’t VPN! Give it a try and let me know 😊
    1
  2872. Because they 😍
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  2873. Frankly not enough time. Would have made the video too long. Maybe a follow up though.
    1
  2874. Unsub and report? OUCH! A bit harsh don’t you think? I don’t cover ALL the details and looking back at the video there are some things I wish I had covered, but that’s difficult to do in 30 min. Making videos isn’t easy. And I recorded and edited this one TWICE! I value your feedback though and appreciate you watching.
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  2875. They had a baby?
    1
  2876. dude, watch the rest of the video. I explain how it works.
    1
  2877. When you’re connected, you’re actually not on the network because it’s not VPN. Everything is being proxied through the connector and nothing is allowed outside of the ACL.
    1
  2878. Yes!!
    1
  2879. It's here!!
    1
  2880. Straight Fire!
    1
  2881. Shhhhh, don't tell anyone that :_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  2882. Thanks for watching!
    1
  2883. We are more expensive but we offer a lot more. Built in labs and a ton of other courses.
    1
  2884. No
    1
  2885. 6 now
    1
  2886. Thanks Joel!! Yeah, there will always be haters. I don't hear them. :)
    1
  2887. Thanks!
    1
  2888. Thanks!
    1
  2889. Thank you Eddie!
    1
  2890. Not at the moment.
    1
  2891. True, they are always turned things in for free
    1
  2892. Trump’s account has been messed with before....so they put it on a separate server away from the general population.
    1
  2893. Express. Thanks :)
    1
  2894. Thank you! And you got it!
    1
  2895. Got it!!
    1
  2896. Could be more involved
    1
  2897. Wow
    1
  2898. Well, it’s full now :)
    1
  2899. dang right.
    1
  2900. I’m planning to have him on, thanks for the feedback!
    1
  2901. hmmm....there might be a video coming out about this very subject soon ..... ;)
    1
  2902. That's AWESOME! Congrats!
    1
  2903. #VENDORNEUTRAL ;)
    1
  2904. Yep, homeschool. Anyone can get to where I am. It just takes a lot of hard work and a bit of creativity.
    1
  2905. It’s now in the works! Thanks for the feedback!
    1
  2906. Thanks!
    1
  2907. WHY NOT!?!? Lol, I use it for my training content with CBT Nuggets
    1
  2908. Phase 2. I only have 2 “remote” sites so no need to worry about scalability.
    1
  2909. I’m sure we’ll end up there eventually!
    1
  2910. I think London is next....I think. Working on finding a place.
    1
  2911. Ha!
    1
  2912. Congrats!! You won David Bombal's CCNA course! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    1
  2913. Congrats!! You won David Bombal's CCNA course! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    1
  2914. Not yet. Wendell Odom detailed on his website how to story for the new CCNA with current material. Although, I would recommend for the the CCNA before feb 2020
    1
  2915. Congrats!! You won David Bombal's CCNA course! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    1
  2916. I've never used EVE-NG. I think I might try it now. Thanks!
    1
  2917. Yes, you need to create your own. Unless you can find someone else’s portable project on the inter webs.
    1
  2918. It’s a game changer!
    1
  2919. Ah, I love where you're going with this. It sounds like you have a fun project on the horizon in the form of setting up a VPN connection from your home lab to GNS3.
    1
  2920. I can’t give you a link, BUT, these can be found if you google around a bit.
    1
  2921. I may have to do that! I think we will all be surprised at how similar it will be.
    1
  2922. I keep hearing this. I may have to try it. Thanks Ranjit!
    1
  2923. I haven't tried. I think I will give it a go.
    1
  2924. Yeah, I was thinking about it. The official support for CUCM in the cloud isn’t there yet but it won’t stop us from trying.
    1
  2925. Not a bad idea! Thanks!
    1
  2926. You got me. :)
    1
  2927. Thanks
    1
  2928. If by physical you mean iOS you pulled from your switch, naw, that won’t work. You need special VIRL images to do switching.
    1
  2929. No. Netsim is awesome because it allows you to jump right into focusing on the right things with prebuilt labs and everything you need. GNS3 is close behind it though. The only flaws are no built in labs and you have to find the IOS images. It’s great for advanced certs and labbing up real situations for your job.
    1
  2930. I get it. But it’s part of me. ;)
    1
  2931. 22hd. I use it for nuggets
    1
  2932. Thanks Jorge! Good to hear from you!
    1
  2933. Absolutely! Let me know how it goes!
    1
  2934. Only if you need to. And with Azure it is SOOO easy.
    1
  2935. Your question will be answered on the next episode of This is IT! We interview an AWS expert.
    1
  2936. More and more!
    1
  2937. Congrats Zack! That’s amazing!
    1
  2938. Should be the password in the script. If you're still having trouble, there is a 'reset password' function in Azure that will reset the password of that user account. Just jump into the GNS3 virtual machine resource in Azure and there should be an option to reset the password.
    1
  2939. Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  2940. Thank you!! Appreciate you stopping by!
    1
  2941. He's young....20!! I tried to get him started along the same path as me but much earlier than I did. It's paying off!
    1
  2942. + Archimedes That is tough!! I"ve had to postpone study multiple times.
    1
  2943. Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  2944. Thank you :)
    1
  2945. Both Cam and I used INE's built in practice exams, the exams on the CD that comes with the Cisco Press book and Transcender exams with CBT Nuggets.
    1
  2946. Thank you for your kind words! Let's get certified together!!
    1
  2947. Hey Daniel, great questions. I think I will do a follow-up video on that topic. Thanks!
    1
  2948. Congrats Nigel!!
    1
  2949. Appreciate it Raymond!! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  2950. How does he compare others like David Bombal?
    1
  2951. Congrats!!! How do you like PluralSight?
    1
  2952. Good luck on the CCENT!! Mobility certs? What would those be, I'm curious!
    1
  2953. Thanks Keith!
    1
  2954. Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  2955. HAHAHA! Yeah, that's the downside with INE....it's not as polished
    1
  2956. That's normal. And congrats!!
    1
  2957. For sure. If you can hustle, one month is good.
    1
  2958. My first lab was supplied by one of my mentors! Totally agree!
    1
  2959. Yes. I believe 3 years.
    1
  2960. Awesome!! Congrats!! Is the TSHOOT your last test?
    1
  2961. Get your A+ and try to find a part-time job working on computers. After your A+, get your CCNA.
    1
  2962. Thanks!
    1
  2963. Thanks! Good luck!
    1
  2964. lol! Good luck!! Let us know how it goes!
    1
  2965. haha, thanks!
    1
  2966. Todd Lammle or the OCG. Right now, people are really liking Todd Lammle's. https://amzn.to/2VZFAIY
    1
  2967. HA! Thanks Syed!
    1
  2968. The Force is strong with this one.
    1
  2969. Thanks!!
    1
  2970. Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  2971. Thanks Jorge!! I'm really glad I can help!
    1
  2972. Thanks for stopping by Chandler!! We appreciate the kind words! Good luck on the CCENT. Let us know if there is anything you need!
    1
  2973. Ha!! Well, I love Jesus but the beard has nothing to do with it!! (My wife loves it....and she would kill me if I shaved!)
    1
  2974. :) Thank you!
    1
  2975. No. They have a course on how to use GNS3....but they don't use or advocate any particular virtual labbing in their latest series.
    1
  2976. On youtube, no. But...I do have a course on CBTNuggets.com, CIPTV1, that covers a TON on CUCM 10/11
    1
  2977. Dang it! I didn't even realize it wasn't there until now!
    1
  2978. Awesome! Thanks for watching!
    1
  2979. Thanks! I really appreciate the feedback! Curious, what else would you like to see?
    1
  2980. The bottom line, they wanted to reach more people. That's why I love working for CBT, it's all about the learners.
    1
  2981. Same advice...just faster....get your CCNA RIGHT NOW before Feb 2020. Then everything changes.
    1
  2982. Get it!!!! Let us know how it goes!
    1
  2983.  @priyampandey4202  Thank you Priyam! I'm considering it.
    1
  2984.  @jonathantx  Ubiquiti is very much a small business, MSP type product. It won't hurt and I have deployed Ubiquiti in the enterprise, but I would stick with name-brand vendors for certifications.
    1
  2985. YES! I am!
    1
  2986. Thanks Lorena! I haven't heard much about the CCNA Security but it appears that it is due for a refresh. I will say this, most of the topics should remain the same, especially the core concepts. With the revision we'll definitely see some new things added, some old things removed, but the core topics will stay. I encourage you to start studying and don't worry about the refresh. If it does revise this year, all you'll have to do is brush up on the new topics.
    1
  2987. I've been told it won't change for a long while.
    1
  2988. All great! Thank you!
    1
  2989. I'm a big fan of handwritten notes. I'm not familiar with Neil's course, but I'm assuming it has a similar structure to most courses. I would break up the material into bite-sized chunks. So, for example, EIGRP...watch all the videos, take notes, lab it up...and don't move on until you've mastered it at the CCNA level. Flashcards are also an excellent way to keep those facts in your brain. I use a software called Anki. https://apps.ankiweb.net/ It's free and uses a technology called Spaced Repetition that is fantastic for remembering a ton of information.
    1
  2990. Yes. It might sound strange but you want to show up in as many job searches as possible.
    1
  2991. Go for both. Network+ will give you a good foundation in networking that goes beyond what Cisco certs will teach you. It won't go as deep but it will give you a better perspective. So yeah, CCNA and Network+ will be perfect.
    1
  2992. Definitely a small number.
    1
  2993. Great cert. But only if you love wireless. Wireless is HUGE and it will open doors.
    1
  2994. Hey Ralph! I love your story. A lot of people are concerned about their location and I think your story can help with that! A lot of companies are looking for remote techs now...it's just the way things are moving! Any tips for someone looking for a remote job?
    1
  2995. True. Certs will get you in the door but your skills will keep you there.
    1
  2996. +Pyzmattooey That’s a clear-cut situation where it makes sense to get your A+
    1
  2997. +Manvir Singh I’ll make a video on that soon. Marketing yourself is one of the most important aspects of IT
    1
  2998. Ok, good!! Making me nervous!!
    1
  2999. Thanks!! Sound sucked? Hmm....seemed ok from my end. YouTube has been going through some updates...idk.
    1
  3000. Thanks Stephanie!! Yeah, the helpdesk gets old. Unfortunately, most paths include some time on the helpdesk. It's sort of a "pay your dues" situation. You're making a wise choice!! Take your time, figure out what you like, lab things up and play with the technology. Whichever one you have the most fun with....go for it!
    1
  3001. Thank you + BucketDuckYGO!!
    1
  3002. Noooooooooooooooooooo!
    1
  3003. Thanks!
    1
  3004. Awesome!! He sounds like a smart guy ;) Good luck!
    1
  3005. Congrats on the CCNA Eric!! Yes, completely agree, Service Desk is the worst. It's nice for a time when you are first starting out....but that's it!! Move on or UP as fast as you can!!
    1
  3006. Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3007. Thanks!
    1
  3008. BOOM!
    1
  3009. Thanks Damon! Glad I can help!
    1
  3010. Hey, glad I can help!!
    1
  3011. Awesome!! Glad I could help!! Good luck and thank you for the sub!
    1
  3012. Yep!
    1
  3013. Thanks Chandler! Good luck on the CCENT!
    1
  3014. NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    1
  3015. Getting the CCNA, without experience, will land you a job on the helpdesk but you will be on the fast track to move up FAST.
    1
  3016. Hey Sam, I appreciate you reaching out! Foundational knowledge is definitely important but you have to decide if you will learn everything you need in that realm on the job.
    1
  3017. Sponsor didn’t even know the topic of the video. This is solely my opinion. And honestly, i didn’t know that INE didn’t have A+ Training.
    1
  3018. Unless your business is consulting. Then your customers will value your certs.
    1
  3019. That’s amazing Matt!
    1
  3020. Thank you Mr. Swanson!
    1
  3021. CCNP def more difficult and valuable but that's all a matter of circumstance.
    1
  3022. Yep. A+ will be basic IT and computer troubleshooting. Network+ will be your primer into the networking world.
    1
  3023. ;)
    1
  3024. I can pretty much guarantee they will accept a CCENT or CCNA as a substitute for A+
    1
  3025. First off, I would have to say that most network engineers are jealous of your incredible start!! I didn't have any options like that in High School!! My opinion is that this High School is awesome and the only thing I would supplement some programming/Python.
    1
  3026. Awesome!!
    1
  3027. Thanks Adam!! Do both! If you are in a job that requires you dabble in both worlds....why not get some certs in both areas? You will at least gain some clarity as to which path you like best.
    1
  3028. If you find that the topics you're learning in the A+ are completely foreign to you...like you don't know anything about basic PC troubleshooting...then yeah, I would keep going with it. But DON'T let it be boring. Build out a lab, build your own computer. You can find some crazy cheap stuff on ebay that you can lab out. After that....yeah, for sure go for CCENT. It's a freaking blast!
    1
  3029. You're already in a great spot and doing everything right! Would that company have any advancement opportunities?
    1
  3030. Totally true!! Selling yourself is really the secret weapon in all of this
    1
  3031. Solid cert, got it myself. Great for government jobs as most require it
    1
  3032. Of course I remember you! No packet tracer either? Man! What about GNS3?
    1
  3033. I'm 27. I started when I was 21.
    1
  3034. +andy Anon Haha!! You are on one fantastic path! Lol.
    1
  3035. Check out CCNA Cloud. Cisco also has a ton of stuff on IOT
    1
  3036. Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  3037. Thanks Rashmi! Hey, anyone can follow my path, you just need a little motivation and a ton of drive! You'll be there in no time!
    1
  3038. I don't think Google Certification will have the same effect on a resume that the A+ will. Not many companies hiring for a helpdesk related role are looking for Google certified techs. If you need the knowledge, get your A+. If you already know how to troubleshoot and resolve PC issues, Network+ or CCENT (or both) will be your next stop.
    1
  3039. Hey Oswaldo! Yes, your situation is tricky because you don't have any IT experience. I don't think you will have an issue finding tier 1 IT work, especially with your CCNA. That's where I would start!
    1
  3040. Take the exam or buy practice exams?
    1
  3041. CCNA/Security+ Jump into CCNA Security after that.
    1
  3042. I agree with Kidd Cooper Certs!!! This will set you apart from other candidates and show that your skills are relevant.
    1
  3043. If you’re already doing the job the A+ will get you...yeah...I’d probably skip it.
    1
  3044. Absolutely. Go through the CCENT, if you fall in love with the technology you will go very far and make a ton of $$$$
    1
  3045. Get it!!
    1
  3046. Chris Bryant has some solid training! People seem to like it!
    1
  3047. It can be. Every job is different. When I had just gotten my CCENT, it was very much just a head down job, dealing with escalations from the help desk. But it can also be very much customer facing if that's something you are looking for. You have options!
    1
  3048. Absolutely! Glad I can help!
    1
  3049. +CPU Man What is your current role?
    1
  3050. Thank you!
    1
  3051. :)
    1
  3052. I did state the risks.
    1
  3053. True. But sometimes that’s a barrier for some folks. Also, online labs are sick
    1
  3054. On it! :)
    1
  3055. Sometimes.
    1
  3056. The last time you...unsub?
    1
  3057. That’s fine. I think there is a certain point you get to in life where you want to share and give back to the community that supported you.
    1
  3058. Thank you!:_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  3059. Dang. Need to add that. Thanks for pointing that out!
    1
  3060. That's awesome! Congrats!
    1
  3061. Sometimes I gotta switch it up :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3062. Thank you :)
    1
  3063. Thanks Daniel! Good luck!
    1
  3064. Congrats!! That's awesome!
    1
  3065. Thanks! Yeah, CBT is awesome. So much training available and it’s for a year. Good luck!
    1
  3066. Love it :)
    1
  3067. Thank you Jashan!
    1
  3068. Blah.....bleh...blah
    1
  3069. Congrats! You won David Bombal's Python for Network Engineers course! Check your inbox!
    1
  3070. I ....just...can’t. I like to talk!
    1
  3071. Check your inbox!
    1
  3072. Congrats! You won David Bombal's Python for Network Engineers course! Check your inbox!
    1
  3073. If you know computers....like people ask you to fix computers and you build your own....jump ahead to CCNA. If not, the A+ is a good bet.
    1
  3074. Right now, that's the way to go. Facebook is free....why not? lol.
    1
  3075. Yup!
    1
  3076. Why thank you! It’s a G7X MARK II
    1
  3077. Thank you!! 23 is a good age to kill it!!
    1
  3078. Thank you :)
    1
  3079. Glad to hear it!! And thank you. And yes, expect a lot more travel.
    1
  3080. Jon, I'm sorry to say that after a few weeks of trying to reach you I need to move on. Thank you for entering.
    1
  3081. Last chance to win Jon!! Please send your details over to contest@networkchuck.com or I'll have to go with someone else.
    1
  3082. Jon.....YOU WON!!!! Please send your shipping info to contest@networkchuck.com to redeem.
    1
  3083. MIKE!!! You won!! Please send an email to contest@networkchuck.com with your shipping address!
    1
  3084. Yeah, you can add additional UniFi ap’s to it.
    1
  3085. Not sure but it did well in my 2000+ sqft home. 2 story.
    1
  3086. Wasn’t sponsored or anything. Just a cool product.
    1
  3087. Oh, need to try that. Thanks!
    1
  3088. Ahh...I’ve heard of decorators but haven’t learned it yet. Thanks!
    1
  3089. Thank you.....I think ;)
    1
  3090. This project would be fun. You can tinker with the python code to make your monsters do all kinds of crazy things. And then you can add motion sensors!!!!
    1
  3091. Coming. :)
    1
  3092. Interesting!! Gotta try that now.
    1
  3093. *this video
    1
  3094. Thanks Sean!
    1
  3095. Thank you Mr. Murray!
    1
  3096. No video but a lot of random stuff. I should actually make a video about it now that I’m thinking about it. Thanks!
    1
  3097. Thanks Chuseto!
    1
  3098. Thank you for being first!!!
    1
  3099. Thanks Ani! So glad you liked it!
    1
  3100. Thanks Daniel!
    1
  3101. That sounds awesome!....but complex. Def not my area of expertise but would love to see the finished product!
    1
  3102. Thanks Florian!
    1
  3103. Thank you Daniel!! I had so much fun putting this together.
    1
  3104. I will too!
    1
  3105. :)
    1
  3106. Gear you need to AUTOMATE your Halloween: https://amzn.to/2WgXE2n GitHub Scripts: http://bit.ly/rasppihalloween Raspberry Pi 3 GPIO Pinout: https://pi4j.com/1.2/pins/model-3b-rev1.html SolarPUTTY: http://bit.ly/usesolarputty *********************************************** Basic Raspberry Pi Setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBlxuf_LSCM Raspberry Pi SSH Setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPeb5IvZW_k Port Forward on Router: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfSLxs40sIw
    1
  3107. Thanks Miguel!
    1
  3108. Awesome! Thanks testman!
    1
  3109. Thanks Andi!
    1
  3110. Thanks Robert!
    1
  3111. Thanks @MrGreat26!! First, so jealous you get to learn all this in school. Second, would love to see some projects you’re working on
    1
  3112. So many things in technology are ;)
    1
  3113. Thanks Srikanth! If you guys keep watching, I’ll keep making them!
    1
  3114. Congrats Brett!!
    1
  3115. Dropping it this week.
    1
  3116. ;). Thanks!
    1
  3117. You can use Dynamic DNS to update OpenDNS on any changes. They have a windows client and there are a lot of routers that include this service in their settings.
    1
  3118. They can use Dynamic DNS.
    1
  3119. Coming!
    1
  3120. More are coming!
    1
  3121. Dropping it this week!
    1
  3122. Yes, for the most part. Make sure you cross off all the exam topics. The new stuff will be Security, Wireless and Network Automation. Everything else is pretty much the same.
    1
  3123. Genius.
    1
  3124. Firewall rules on the router will prevent access to other dns servers. OpenDNS supports DNSSEC
    1
  3125. Thank you!
    1
  3126. ;)
    1
  3127. I almost included this in the video. You can add a firewall rule on your router to prevent DNS queries to any other server.
    1
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  3139. yep
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  3140. they harm my soul
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  3141. You'll need a device that will run AdGuard (using your own server). Unless, you don't mind using AdGuard's DNS servers. It's more convenient but you give up a bit of privacy.
    1
  3142. From what I can tell, they don’t catch it.
    1
  3143. Just sent!
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  3148. Thanks for the insight Mark. What’s the main job hunting tool you would use in the UK?
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  3156. Ha, wish I was sponsored by linked in!!!!
    1
  3157. Only if you simply memorize questions and answers. For many it’s a structured approach to learning and certifying an area of tech.
    1
  3158. I actually did this in Azure :)
    1
  3159. What’s next? CIA?
    1
  3160. It’s really if you are already running Windows and just want to do quick things in Linux.
    1
  3161. Yep, except the command to install xfce won’t be kali specific.
    1
  3162. I believe you should be able to.
    1
  3163. You’re not drinking enough :)
    1
  3164. I believe you can only install from the windows store for now, so only what they have available
    1
  3165. Just an option. Thanks!
    1
  3166. ➡️Support NetworkChuck: https://bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕or buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/networkchuck ☕ Checkout @David Bombal 's WSL2 playlist: https://bit.ly/2NOFcem 🔦🔦🔦COMMANDS:🔦🔦🔦 1. INSTALL WSL 2 RUN POWERSHELL as administrator ⚙️ Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux RESTART ⚙️ dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestart ⚙️ dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux /all /norestart RESTART Download Linux Kernel: https://aka.ms/wsl2kernel SET DEFAULT TO WSL 2 ⚙️ wsl --set-default-version 2 CHECK VERSION ⚙️ wsl --list --verbose 2. INSTALL GUI ⚙️ sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y ⚙️ sudo apt install kali-desktop-xfce -y XRDP ⚙️ sudo apt install xrdp -y ⚙️ sudo service xrdp start
    1
  3167. Haha, love this. Thank you 😊
    1
  3168. There are a lot of noobs out there.
    1
  3169. That’s cool.
    1
  3170. Thank you and noted.
    1
  3171. Yes
    1
  3172. Thanks Simone :)
    1
  3173. Thank you 🙏
    1
  3174. Thanks 😊
    1
  3175. Haha, did we crash it???
    1
  3176. Right now, and in the foreseeable future, coding will be limited to scripting. You won't be writing applications but you will start to create scripts to automate tasks and configuration.
    1
  3177. +Gert Avikson Thanks!! Glad I could help!! What other types of videos would you want to see?
    1
  3178. Awesome! When did you pass that?
    1
  3179. + jesse sanchez neither do I!!!
    1
  3180. Thanks + Rakan Atif!! Are you currently in networking?
    1
  3181. You can go to the contact me page of my website: networkchuck.com
    1
  3182. In the hunt pilot settings, forward no answer to your voicemail pilot. In Unity, use a Direct or Forwarded routing rule to get it to the right voice mailbox.
    1
  3183. I love making them....and I still DO!!! They are on CBTNuggets.com now. I'll try to post more videos like this on my channel but I have a TON of CUCM/Collab videos on CBT Nuggets.
    1
  3184. +anthony williams What do you have the hunt pilot forwarding to when you have a no answer condition?
    1
  3185. Search across all partitions for that DN, it's already created and being used somewhere.
    1
  3186. +Sam Phila Great question!! Call Manager (CUCM) is now installed as a virtual machine. What does that mean? All you need is the CUCM installation file .iso and you can install on any computer running VirtualBox or VMware Workstation/Fusion. (The computer will need some extra RAM) Cisco devnet sandbox will also allow you to access free labs.
    1
  3187. Christopher Rincon No, they can't call forward, however, I'm sure there is a good workaround. Adding another Hunt List with a Line Group containing the other phone numbers would work. The first 2 phones would ring normally and hit the second hunt list after your configured reversion time. You could take it a little further by configuring a Hunt Pilot logout button on the phone, so when the first two phones need to forward to the other phones, they can simply log out of the hunt group and it will only ring the receptionist's phones.
    1
  3188. CUCME (Call Manager Express) will offer Hunt Groups but won't scale as large as CUCM. Most other phone systems offer similar features. Some notable ones that can be cheap depending on the size of your company are Shortel or 3CX, which are hosted solutions. 
    1
  3189. Joshua Allen Hey Joshua, it sounds like 1 of 2 things. Either the phone of the second DN is logged out of the hunt group or the routing rules for the line group are set to stop hunting after the first number. So, 1. Make sure "Logged Into Hunt Group" box is checked on the phone of the second DN and 2. Make sure the Hunt Options of the Line Group are set to route to the next member.
    1
  3190. Exactly
    1
  3191. +Aaron Banks Call forward settings are ignored on the line when dialed from a hunt pilot. You will set the CFNA settings on the Hunt Pilot itself. Once all the hunt lists and line groups are exhausted, the CFNA rules of the Hunt Pilot will kick in.
    1
  3192. Hello Tony. Please send me an email with a quick description of what you need and I'll see what I can do. Email: chuck@chuckkeith.com
    1
  3193. Hey Lee, the best way I've accomplished this is to add the hunt group logout button on their phones. They can log out of the hunt group before they leave and this will forward the calls to voicemail depending on your hunt pilot settings.
    1
  3194. +faithandhope2007 This is tricky. The easiest thing to do would be to setup SNR (Single Number Reach) but this isn't supported on Hunt Groups. What I've done in the past is given the helpdesk control of a CTI Route Point that will forward all calls to a certain cell phone. It was a little over complicated for the scenario, but basically I would have the helpdesk number first hit a a Call Handler in Unity which would have an open/close schedule. If open, it would forward to the hunt group, if closed it would forward to the DN on the CTI route point which would be forwarded to the on call user's cell phone. Unfortunately, this is only good for one user and not the entire hunt group. Once my company purchased UCCX, the options were endless. But above was the simplest solution I could come up with to meet those business needs.
    1
  3195. +Cucho Rodas Line Groups can only contain directory numbers.
    1
  3196. Do you mean the number that the user dials or the number of the user answering the call? The number to dial is setup in the Hunt Pilot config. You assign directory numbers in the Line Group config. These are the numbers that will ring when the Hunt Pilot is called.
    1
  3197. WILL DO! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3198. Thanks!
    1
  3199. Sorry, what i meant is cucm will only keep track of the last 3 or 4 forwards, which will make it difficult for voice mail.
    1
  3200. Fa A You could do it that way but you lose some functionality such as different distribution options, logout options and a single voicemail box. You are also limited on how many times you can forward..... beyond that it is complicated to track what voice mail box the call will go to.
    1
  3201. +Jaron Davis Glad I could help and thanks for watching!!
    1
  3202. +Jaron Davis Hey Jaron, if you create a second line group that contains both the front and back phones, I believe this will solve the problem. So, the hunt list will contain Line Group 1, which has all of the front phones and Line Group 2, which has all the front and back phones.
    1
  3203. Thanks for watching Jawad!
    1
  3204. +ITPhoneTechs ITPhoneTechs You are right, it's an all-or-nothing scenario when logging in and out of Hunt Groups. I haven't really encountered a good workaround because the logout function is tied to the phone and not the extension.
    1
  3205. Benny Nunez Hey Benny, what you are describing is how it should work in some situations. Are you wanting the call to queue with hold music?
    1
  3206. It's hard to come by if you don't have smartnet. I'm pretty sure you can get your hands on 9.x if you search in the right place.
    1
  3207. Boson is AMAZING for Route and Switch. Get it.
    1
  3208. It’s only been 2 years since I took the ROUTE. Taking just the ROUTE renewed all my certs.
    1
  3209. Awesome! Just around the same time! Yep, it's about time for me!
    1
  3210.  @olamidearibisala  Awesome! Let's do this!
    1
  3211.  @juliosoto2121  Whoo!
    1
  3212. @Tracy Kinchen Yes!
    1
  3213.  @Snow_B_Wan  Yes!
    1
  3214. Thanks David!! Comments like this mean so much.
    1
  3215. :)
    1
  3216. sorry, networkchuck.com/merch
    1
  3217. networkchuck.com/store :)
    1
  3218. Thanks Eddie! I appreciate your insight! "switch-like" behavior is possible, according to a guy much smarter than me ----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM6y_vt630Q&feature=youtu.be&t=50m13s
    1
  3219. Patience ;)
    1
  3220. You're exactly right. Even more, cellular technology has been using OFDMA for a while. Wifi is catching up and will be better than before but cellular will have that advantage.
    1
  3221. In the early days of 802.11ax, other standards will run legacy.
    1
  3222. Very well could be.
    1
  3223. Both are excellent options. Heck, you could do both!
    1
  3224. Not right now. Eventually.
    1
  3225. moves head
    1
  3226. Thank you!
    1
  3227. Thank you!
    1
  3228. Thank you!
    1
  3229. Truth. I have one now to do some testing.
    1
  3230. We're seeing some already and Cisco won't be far behind. But you're right, adoption will be slow...but at the same time people upgrade their phones now like never before...so who knows?
    1
  3231. ouch!!! No, I actually didn't have it written down, I look to the side when I'm thinking..just a weird habit. There are A TON of iterations...just mentioning the technologies that were actually adopted.
    1
  3232. But it’s not as cool!
    1
  3233. No limit. The only limit on free is how many simultaneous calls.
    1
  3234. I think you have a good timeline on the CCNA. And....getting some Linux under your belt will be invaluable. I see this listed on job postings all the time. LOOKS GOOD!
    1
  3235. Good luck!
    1
  3236. I love the OS. It's durable, fast......video editing.... Now I know PCs can do all of that but macs just tend to hold up better. My wife still uses her 2010 macbook pro and it's kept up!
    1
  3237. Thanks Juan!
    1
  3238. Good luck!
    1
  3239. :)
    1
  3240. You can't go wrong with either. They have free trials for both, so i would recommend giving it a try. CBT seems to be a bit more engaging but lacks the depth that INE will. It just depends on your preference.
    1
  3241. Thank you sir! We will!
    1
  3242. INE has a nice bundle for CCNA. Otherwise, here is a good one (cheap) on Udemy: https://goo.gl/OsXJoM
    1
  3243. Awesome! Good luck!
    1
  3244. No worries! I think it will enter you either way. Good luck!
    1
  3245. Awesome!
    1
  3246. Thanks Julio!
    1
  3247. Keith!!! I am honored to have your comment on my video! :) You have helped me a ton! Thanks again! (This one was free ;)
    1
  3248. I am!
    1
  3249. Thanks!
    1
  3250. usually what is provided by your ISP is solid. You don't have to get too fancy here as long as it supports the speeds you need.
    1
  3251. If you have ports open, could be a risk.
    1
  3252. Nailed it!
    1
  3253. You’re good!
    1
  3254. If you really want to run a web server from home, get a proper DMZ in place and use a service like cloud flare to hide your public ip.
    1
  3255. True. Definitely for a production system. For playing around on a machine you'll destroy in an hour, it's fine.
    1
  3256. :) Thank you
    1
  3257. thank you!
    1
  3258. Thank you Sam!
    1
  3259. word
    1
  3260. now we're getting into other devops tools!!
    1
  3261. Thanks Nicholas!
    1
  3262. Check your inbox!
    1
  3263. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; line-height: 18.0px; font: 13.0px Roboto; color: #333333; -webkit-text-stroke: #333333; background-color: #ffffff} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} Congrats! You won the GNS3 Associate Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    1
  3264. Check your inbox!
    1
  3265. Congrats! You won the GNS3 Associate Course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you! :)
    1
  3266. Elegoo Arduino Starter Kit Winners: slowlock Paul Gilfoy Didn't win? Get it here: https://amzn.to/2Cgly62
    1
  3267. #DropaBombal Winners: Prize: GNS3 Associate Course: Anthony Sanchez Ben Friend Dum My James Nightingale Joel Gough Didn't win? Get it here: http://bit.ly/2rC7Eov
    1
  3268. Check your inbox!
    1
  3269. Use multiple sources. When a video doesn’t make sense, I go to YouTube or I read a book.
    1
  3270. Do it! :)
    1
  3271. “One byte at a time” Same here, just had to be okay with being slow and enjoy the process.
    1
  3272. Thanks Jonathan!
    1
  3273. *bait
    1
  3274. Yep
    1
  3275. That’s rough, but you have the right attitude and motivation. I would hire you over someone with a fantastic memory but a crappy attitude.
    1
  3276. I hear ya with that, always having to be up on vulnerabilities and changes....that stress is real.
    1
  3277. Keep pushing!!
    1
  3278. That’s becoming more and more common. You’re not alone!
    1
  3279. Congrats! You won David Bombal's CCNA Packet Tracer Labs course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    1
  3280. If you can setup a home network and can troubleshoot your own pc, then yes, you’re ready for CCENT.
    1
  3281. Congrats! You won David Bombal's CCNA Packet Tracer Labs course!! Drop your email here so I can get it to you!
    1
  3282. Check your inbox!
    1
  3283. SolarPutty
    1
  3284. Haha, this is actually part of the CCNP ENCOR exam topics. Puppet is on both the CCNA and CCNP. Besides that, I’m taking my Linux+ on the 29th
    1
  3285. Just did a video on Saltstack for CBT. I like it a lot.
    1
  3286. I envy you!! Getting to learn this amazing stuff for the first time!!
    1
  3287. Word. I love Ansible.
    1
  3288. Thank you !
    1
  3289. Ouch, anything wrong with the video?
    1
  3290. Hope everything went well with the surgery Michael. Love your hustle. Keep that focus and you'll kill it!
    1
  3291. lol. I still have to use Windows for a ton of my video creation tools.
    1
  3292. Yeah, it's wild. Love it.
    1
  3293. Thank you and good luck!
    1
  3294. Thank you!
    1
  3295. I sometimes miss the desktop app. Haven’t used that in years
    1
  3296. Practical uses are slim, but for learning and POC its perfect. Vcenter works great and clustering, vmotion and all that fun stuff should work.
    1
  3297. Awesome!
    1
  3298. Good to know. I may explore the cheaper options next
    1
  3299. yessss
    1
  3300. That's exactly what they do. People who take the test will do their best to remember the questions/answers and type up an exam.
    1
  3301. Well, some people say dumb things ;)
    1
  3302. +Yogesh Percy Thanks!!
    1
  3303. lol. Thank you sir! God bless you as well!
    1
  3304. Failing a test and losing out on money is hard. Especially when you can't afford to retake because you have to save up! But.....that's what makes it more valuable. Thanks for the feedback!
    1
  3305. I'll be making more videos on exam tips soon! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3306. Ha! I get that a lot.
    1
  3307. I don't think the Cisco era is ending....it's just changing. Most of the recruiter emails I get are jobs requiring Cisco certs.
    1
  3308. +TheAmazeer I agree, you do still learn when using brain dumps....but for me it's more of an integrity issue. Anyways, thanks for watching!
    1
  3309. Thanks Edward! Kevin is such a cool guy and his training is fire.
    1
  3310. This is not a paid endorsement. I have never been sponsored by this company. I just love the product.
    1
  3311. love you too!
    1
  3312. I'm often reading multiple books. Just a preference.
    1
  3313. Naw, it provides a TON of value.
    1
  3314. Best tip I can give...start RIGHT NOW. Find a good video course, a good book, download packet tracer. (https://networkchuck.com/ccent-icnd1/) Have fun and fall in love with it and you will be making $$$ before you know it.
    1
  3315. Dude, that's amazing!! Congrats!
    1
  3316. Hey Michael!! Better position I hope? Good to hear from you!
    1
  3317. first!!! Dang you're fast!!!
    1
  3318. Yes, yes it can 😂
    1
  3319. thank you!
    1
  3320. Puppet is definitely an option. Ansible is more popular for network engineers.
    1
  3321. That’s cool....hmm...maybe I should look at that. ;)
    1
  3322. Ah, didn’t know that. Thanks!
    1
  3323. Video coming soon!
    1
  3324. Thank you!
    1
  3325. Thank you!
    1
  3326. Should work.
    1
  3327. Thank you!
    1
  3328. Hint received ;)
    1
  3329. But! Orchestrating a large infrastructure becomes quite the task for multiple cron jobs.
    1
  3330. Yeah, CCIE probably not in my immediate future.
    1
  3331. Awesome! Good work. I ran into the same thing on Ubuntu.
    1
  3332. Thank you!
    1
  3333. :(
    1
  3334. Make it dynamic, more interesting.
    1
  3335. Thanks Luke!
    1
  3336. Very soon.
    1
  3337. whoa
    1
  3338. Saturday!!!
    1
  3339. :)
    1
  3340. Haha. But no post on Sundays.
    1
  3341. I loved Georgia coffee! I survived on it.
    1
  3342. So Evil
    1
  3343. Thanks!
    1
  3344. So glad to hear that! I’ll keep pumping out the content, thank you for keeping me encouraged!
    1
  3345. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3346. I love Windows.
    1
  3347. I CANT!!!! More CCNA coming though :)
    1
  3348. Thank you :)
    1
  3349. Thanks Nigel!
    1
  3350. Thank you!
    1
  3351. Thank you Khalid :)
    1
  3352. On it!
    1
  3353. Sometimes you just need to embrace the stereotype :)
    1
  3354. Thanks Lucas! Lol, real monitoring doesn’t look that cool. It’s just a YouTube video, makes for a cool background.
    1
  3355. :) Thank you!
    1
  3356. Thank you !
    1
  3357. Can you ping a host directly? If you can’t, it sounds like the network you’re on could be using host isolation, basically preventing you from accessing any host on the same network.
    1
  3358. Laaaaaaaaaaazy
    1
  3359. That’s coming :)
    1
  3360. I could use WSL but in this video I’m using VMware Workstation
    1
  3361. Could be a long answer, but usually on most home networks it will be something like 192.168.1.0/24
    1
  3362. Thanks Chris!
    1
  3363. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3364. Thanks for watching! :)
    1
  3365. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3366. Never :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  3367. Do both.
    1
  3368. I was a longtime user of their webfilters. Good company and product but not nearly as hot and marketable as the bigger players.
    1
  3369. Do it. Such a smart move.
    1
  3370. I think you're on to something here ;)
    1
  3371. Thanks Dhanajay!
    1
  3372. Wow!
    1
  3373. we've collabed a few times
    1
  3374. no macros here
    1
  3375. This particular example is rough but demonstrates the vulnerability. Others have demonstrated bypassing things like windows defender. The actual attack hackers are using could be much more sophisticated.
    1
  3376. Setup a cloud Linux vm on something like Linode. Keep the windows vm on your pc.
    1
  3377. Yeah, they keep it up to date.
    1
  3378. Each interface has its own MAC address.
    1
  3379. Agreed, it’s not very clear. I’m guessing that we have to assume “directing data to the correct program” is programmatic in nature and higher in the stack
    1
  3380. Yep!
    1
  3381. Thank you Roberto :)
    1
  3382. ....this one :)
    1
  3383. Notion AI is using gpt-4. It’s insanely handy to have it right there in your notes.
    1
  3384. I actually use both. Obsidian is terrible with collaboration, I’ve been using notion for 5 years with my business
    1
  3385. Yes, I believe so.
    1
  3386. I show you how to install via docker as well. This can be done on-prem.
    1
  3387. thank you! and good idea!
    1
  3388. Thanks!
    1
  3389. that sounds amazing
    1
  3390. That's awesome!! Would you be able to share on GitHub?
    1
  3391. The fact that it's a personal hobby will put you so far ahead in the game. It's not just something you are trying to learn to boost your career but it's something you are passionate about which is an X factor.
    1
  3392. Hey Michael, you won!!! Where can I send you the info to redeem the course? (Send me a direct YouTube message)
    1
  3393. :)
    1
  3394. Hey Benjamin, you won!!! How can I send you the info to redeem the course? (Send me a direct YouTube message)
    1
  3395. Job security is a big one. The good news is that there are a ton of resources out there to help you get started.
    1
  3396. Thank you!
    1
  3397. wassup YasserBalila
    1
  3398. you are amazing!
    1
  3399. Heck yes!
    1
  3400. Thank you!
    1
  3401. Thank you!
    1
  3402. :)
    1
  3403. preach it!
    1
  3404. IT is no joke when you are trying to get ahead. Great advice.
    1
  3405. Gracias por compartir. Grandes ideas
    1
  3406. Thanks Josh..me too! Glad I can help.
    1
  3407. I'll look into, thanks!
    1
  3408. So glad I could help Luke! I'll be honest....I was a bit apprehensive to share this video because most people in the industry try to put up of front. Seeing comments like this really motivates me. Thank you. Can't wait to hear about you passing the CCNA!
    1
  3409. This is FANTASTIC Frank. Thank you.
    1
  3410. Thanks Peter, glad I can help.
    1
  3411. It’s technically not a VPN. It’s actually using a proxy technique.
    1
  3412. Twingate has many components but once a connection is approved and verified with tokens, that connection is most cases will be peer to peer. If Twingate controller is down, which is highly unlikely , then yes. But your internet connection is more likely to go down than Twingate.
    1
  3413. Friends
    1
  3414. Working on it!
    1
  3415. How is VS Code useless?
    1
  3416. I need to try it. I’ll let you know.
    1
  3417. Thanks for sticking around!!!
    1
  3418. Yes!
    1
  3419. Agreed. I wish I could turn it on all the time...I'm not very good at it.
    1
  3420. Haha, yeah, some people actually thought they would get rich off a bash script. I thought that was pretty obvious.
    1
  3421. I want to see it! Email Chuck at NetworkChuck dot ckm
    1
  3422. False.
    1
  3423. it wooooorrrrrkkkkkkeeeedd
    1
  3424. :) I appreciate you. Thank you.
    1
  3425. Viiiizzzzlooo
    1
  3426. ugh....shame on me!
    1
  3427. I just replied to your email. Thanks for reaching out Ronny.
    1
  3428. Absolutely!! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3429. Entry level is the keyword you want. Entry Level network admin, junior network admin...entry level helpdesk.
    1
  3430. It's not the only course....but it's the most common path. I've met people who have jumped right into network engineering but it's the exception and not the rule.
    1
  3431. Absolutely!
    1
  3432. Thank you!
    1
  3433. Thanks + darius jah'skush! Keep pushing forward!!
    1
  3434. Glad I can help!
    1
  3435. Thanks Eric! Good luck on the study...sounds like you are hitting the books hard! Keep it up!
    1
  3436. Thanks Eric! How's the CCENT coming?
    1
  3437. Thanks Amit! Glad I can help!
    1
  3438. Thanks!
    1
  3439. Any computer related degree will open the door.
    1
  3440. ha, thanks!
    1
  3441. Thanks + Jesus Melendez! Just remember, everything that is daunting to you right now was once daunting to even the best engineers.
    1
  3442. Glad I can help Jesus! I battled these feelings (still do sometimes) everyday when starting out.
    1
  3443. Get a job on a helpdesk and go from there. You will find out very quickly that you can separate yourself from the pack if you have even just a little bit of drive. Trust me.
    1
  3444. We've all been there. Your confidence will build over time. What made you want to switch from nursing to networking?
    1
  3445. Glad I can help!
    1
  3446. Thanks for stopping by!! It's funny how quotes like that can stick to our minds and encourage us throughout the day!! Good luck on the CCNA!! It's a crazy ride!
    1
  3447. You'd be surprised at how many engineers will say the exact same thing!! We aren't alone!
    1
  3448. Thanks + Carlo Barroquillo!! Glad I can help!
    1
  3449. Haha, yeah, I realized that after it was done and uploaded!
    1
  3450. That situation sucks at first. It will pass pretty quickly.
    1
  3451. So glad it did!
    1
  3452. That's a great video idea!! You'll do great with the course!! I used to always think that everyone in the class would be light-years beyond where I was in knowledge...but that was rarely the case. Most of them will be just like you!
    1
  3453. Thanks!! Good luck! Are you starting with CCENT?
    1
  3454. Failing is hard but you learn so much from it. Keep your head up!
    1
  3455. +DharanI Gowda Glad I could help!
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  3456. Thanks Ryan. Glad you found it too.
    1
  3457. Absolutely!! Thanks for watching Josh!
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  3458. HA! Thanks for stopping by!! I'm thinking about doing some Microsoft certs as well...I love the server realm. Good luck sir!! Glad I could help!
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  3459. Glad I can help Omar!! Thanks for stopping by! Be the unicorn!
    1
  3460. Get it!!
    1
  3461. Glad I can help!! Thanks for watching Eric!
    1
  3462. I think.....it's all of us
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  3463. Ha! Yeah, I realized that shortly after uploading and I wasn’t about to go back and change it!
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  3464. Thanks Paul! Appreciate you stopping by! Good luck on your studies!! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help!
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  3465. Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
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  3466. Absolutely!! If anything, you have a huge advantage. Go for it!!
    1
  3467. Failing 4 times is rough! As long as you make sure to cover all your bases, you should be good. Practice exams, labs, exam blueprint!!
    1
  3468. Most are in the same boat!
    1
  3469. Absolutely, I'm freelancing now. Getting these gigs will be the same as getting a normal job. The freelance gig I have now was originally a full-time posting but I applied for it and told them I only wanted freelance work. I also did a few gigs on fiverr.com.
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  3470. :)
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  3471. .....I know...I know....lol Glad I can help! I know, failing sucks...been there a few times.
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  3472. Here is the book you need: https://goo.gl/GdvA2K
    1
  3473. Glad I can help! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  3474. What you don’t see is the hours and possibly days of prep these guys go through just to talk about something for 5 minutes.
    1
  3475. Absolutely!
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  3476. Awesome!! Glad I can help!
    1
  3477. Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3478. Thanks +john watkins!! You're in a better place than I most of the guys I talk to. Hit the books and don't be afraid to try things....you'll be making serious $$$$ soon
    1
  3479. Wow, Google suggested! I'm so glad I could help! I'm with you on that, this fear has crippled me MANY times. I let it get in the way of some great opportunities. Not anymore!
    1
  3480. Thanks Reynaldo!
    1
  3481. Thanks for watching Leonel! I'm glad I could help!
    1
  3482. I think you could easily make that transition.
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  3483. Hey Ivan! You're English is great actually! I can't imagine trying to take the CCNA in a somewhat foreign language....that had to be very tough! Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching! Whereabouts in Russia are you?
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  3484. :) Thanks for watching!
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  3485. I hear you on that. I lost almost $1000 on one cert!! So yeah, the money you can lose. But you will still have the knowledge!
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  3486. The BEST route would be a good training partner like INE and CBT. But obviously that's not the cheapest! I would say getting a book and going with a cheaper option on the video training. Udemy has some great instructors with really good reviews. I list some of my favorites here: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  3487. Awesome!! Will this job allow you to jump into a different role?
    1
  3488. :)
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  3489. Thank you for the kind words! CCNA isn't easy and it's okay to feel stumped. Good job pacing yourself and taking a break! Keep at it!
    1
  3490. Awesome David!! I'm glad I could help. I've sat in the parking lot of the testing center with those fears swirling in my head numerous times. How did you do?
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  3491. Hey Jorge! Thank you for the kind words! First, you are off to a great start! Creating your study plan is the BEST thing you can do and so many people skip this part starting out. I would start with a very flexible plan so you don't burn yourself out. Start slow and build up as you start to dig deep. A chapter a day is a good place to start but don't forget about flashcards and labs. You'll want to include that in your study time. I go into some study tips and expected timelines for each exam in this video: https://youtu.be/dfEWw95coak Also, if you can't afford the "gold standard" of videos like INE or CBT, you can look at some Udemy instructors. They actually do a great job. I have some I recommend on my site: networkchuck.com/resources Good luck Jorge!!
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  3492. Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad I could help! Good luck on the CCNA!
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  3493. Mr. Rachal, I'm honored to have your comment! Thank you sir! And "Voice" is no longer Politically Correct, it's "Collaboration" now. I'm highly offended ;)
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  3494. Thank you for the kind words Patrick! Studying with a 3 month old is challenging....I KNOW!! Glad I can help and thank you for keeping ME motivated!
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  3495. Thanks!
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  3496. Yes sir, it afflicts most of us!
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  3497. Bigpapa! Thanks for reaching out! 1. When you pass your ICND1, you are CCENT certified. When you pass ICND1+ICND2, you are CCNA certified. 2. If you have the resources, I would utilize multiple sources of training for the best results. I usually get a really good book(s), video training and lab resources. Check out what I recommend here: NetworkChuck.com/resources 3. CCNA R/S is a great place to start but I never recommend stopping there. Routing and Switching is the bread and butter of Network Engineering but it is also the most common...so your talents won't be as rare. If you find that you love the CCNA R/S, I would jump right into CCNP R/S. If you just liked it and want to explore other areas, I would jump into Datacenter/Security/Collab....give them a try and see what you think. Specialization is where the $$$$ is. (And yes, you can get start working with your CCNA. It won't be a glamorous Network Engineer job right out of the gate but you will be able to find a place to get started. Once you have 1-2 years under your belt, that's when the earning potential sky rockets) Thank you for all your kind words! And good luck!
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  3498. Thank you Taz! This method is called the Pour-Over method. Great for single cups of coffee, produces a nice flavor and texture.
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  3499. What more do you need? Thanks for watching Michael!
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  3500. +samm Eri Thanks!
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  3501. Glad I can help!! ....and it's crazy, and a little cool, that you have been able to work on frame-relay!
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  3502. That's tough man...I've been there. The good and bad thing about the CCNA is that it covers topics that you may not ever deal with in the real world, depending on your job. I've never had to troubleshoot frame-relay in the real world.....or work on IPv6....so don't beat yourself up.
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  3503. ;)
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  3504. Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!
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  3505. Awesome!! Congrats!! And thank you sir!
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  3506. You're not the first person to ask! Lol. I don't remember where I got it
    1
  3507. I've been there with the date rescheduling. I did it like 3-4 times. One thing you can do is set the date in stone and then have someone change your password to the Pearson site to where you can't change the date again.
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  3508. Thanks Sam! Glad I could help!
    1
  3509. Yeah man, the fear can really get a hold of you. If you really want it, you can do it.
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  3510. It's amazing how much you forget! If you don't use it on a regular basis...it's gone! And yeah, it's really fun when you can use your experience to shed light on exam topics. Thanks for sharing your story Joenil! Good luck on your CCNP! How far along are you?
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  3511. Hey Gregory! Glad I could help! Yes, once you get some book knowledge under your belt and some hands-on experience, your confidence will build. That's another thing I forgot to mention in the video and that's the option to lean on other engineers when you get into a sticky situation. Most positions are going to be in isolation and you will have that backup.
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  3512. Awesome!!! Thank you for the kind words Steph! Stay motivated and let me know if there is anything I can do to help!
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  3513. Thank you for the kind words James! Certs have definitely opened doors for me. It almost feels like cheating! Thanks for watching and subbing!
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  3514. Hey Nils! Thank you for the kind words! First off, it's AMAZING that you already have a job that will let you work on networking stuff. Great job! Second, like I said in the video, it's natural to have these doubts....just know that nearly every network admin/engineer has had (or is having) these doubts. You will squash these with time and experience. What really helped me with the LARGE amount of topics covered by the CCNA was doing labs, flashcards and going over the blueprint. I would not recommend going for the Network+. The CCNA is better and covers everything you need. It wouldn't be worth your time.
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  3515. Thanks for watching!
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  3516. +Revolade That's a tough one. They both have their strengths. I'd have to say CBT would be my choice for the CCNA and INE for the higher-level certs. I don't have a lot of experience with INE's CCNA product so it's not exactly a fair analysis. My younger brother is using INE for his CCNA and He seems to like it.
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  3517. It's a daily struggle...just something you have to actively overcome. Thanks for watching!
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  3518. Yep, and it's more common than you realize.
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  3519. Unfortunately, no. It will definitely help you get experience so you can land a good helpdesk job. FYI, my brother is doing this, working for a repair shop so he can get some experience to get a good helpdesk job.
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  3520. +Dockie Doc Thanks! Thank you for keeping me motivated!
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  3521. Thanks for the encouragement! I'm not sure which part of the video doesn't apply....I've met plenty of guys who had these same doubts and were in their 50s-60s. They were also just transitioning!
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  3522. +Setec Astronomy Thanks for watching!! Good luck on ICND2! Yes, families demand a lot of your time!! To answer your question...both. I am finishing up my CCNP R&S and then jumping right into CCNP Collaboration.
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  3523. That's a tough situation. You've got the experience...it's just tough to explain that gap. I definitely think a CCNA will help you out. The CCNA tells companies that your skills are up-to-date and relevant to their needs.
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  3524. You're welcome. ....and yeah...I was hoping no one would catch that....whoops!
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  3525. Thanks Ben! I've been in the same boat trying to get back on track!
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  3526. Thanks for watching!
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  3527. Hey Revolade! It varies. For medium roasts, I like to do a 12:1 ratio (12 grams of water to 1 gram of coffee) and dark roasts 14:1.
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  3528. That's.....really funny. lol. The wife and I were just watching that show and I had to show here this comment. She was cracking up! lol.
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  3529. Experience is the X factor in all of this. I always recommend getting on a helpdesk at a company that has opportunity for growth. That would be the best path.
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  3530. Thanks!
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  3531. Start with your CCENT (ICND1). It's 1/2 of your CCNA and will lay the groundwork. Check out NetworkChuck.com/resources for some CCENT training I recommend.
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  3532. Well, I honestly didn't realize that until just now. LOL You caught me. :)
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  3533. Thanks! Right, confidence is built through experience and everyone feels inadequate at some point...and sometimes at regular intervals!
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  3534. Thanks for the kind words Mahesh! I'm really glad I could help!
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  3535. You're going down a great path. I would also recommend keeping those coding skills handy.....there are becoming more relevant for network engineers.
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  3536. +Erica Carrillo That depends on what type of engineer you want to be. Microsoft certs are fantastic and will def help your career but you do need to take a moment to plan out your path. Getting a bunch of Associate-level certs encompassing a variety of technologies will make you well-rounded but your earning potential won't be as strong vs specializing in one technology. If you are just testing out certs and trying to figure out what path to do down, I would recommend the MTA IT Infrastructure. Otherwise, unless it will REALLY help you in your current role, I would go for a professional level cert after the CCNA
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  3537. +Erica Carrillo Hey Erica!! Yes, the lab definitely helps! For the CCENT, Packet Tracer will work, but from my experience having physical equipment gave me more confidence. Thanks for watching and for the sub!
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  3538. I'm announcing something soon that will help me get these out faster.
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  3539. Ah, yeah, that’s another frustrating thing. But it still waaaaay better!
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  3540. Thanks Ryan! Good to hear from you again.
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  3541. No, nothing yet.
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  3542. Heck yeah! And congrats on the security+, however long ago that was.
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  3543. You’re killing it! Congrats Robert!
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  3544. They are SOLID. Every serious wireless guy I know swears by them.
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  3545. If you are confident that you want to go down the networking path, jump right to CCNA. If you’re not sure, do Network+
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  3546. Yeah, that seems to be the case. I wonder if they have exceptions though.
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  3547. It's worth it :_NetChuckCoffee:
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  3548. Thanks for watching and supporting me!!
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  3549. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW::_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
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  3550. Never enough coffee!:_NetChuckCoffee:
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  3551. Awesome!! Fantastic job! Python is what’s up right now.
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  3552. Awesome!
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  3553. I’m gonna bug the crap out of the Cisco Certifications booth. :)
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  3554. Haha, not a bad idea! Thanks!
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  3555. That’s cool! Hopefully I’ll see you there!
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  3556. Thank you!
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  3557. Gotta be on their network. That’s the hard part.
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  3558. This is a Windows install.
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  3559. Riley Duck Childs Debatable. ;) But Cisco will definitely empty your wallet. Is this the only event you guys do? I’d love to see this stuff in action.
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  3560. Riley Duck Childs What Line of switches? I assuming you weren’t using Nexus.
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  3561. MORE CISCO!!!! (Juniper is just copying Cisco,, they just aren’t buying the right switches.)
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  3562. Hi!:_NetChuckNetworking:
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  3563. Yeah, YT sucks at handling bots
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  3564. Haven’t had the pleasure of dealing with smart licensing recently. ;)
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  3565. I don't believe so. You may be able to get something from your Cisco Rep.....
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  3566. +Tyson Vu Ensure you didn't lose the configuration for your asdm image and ssh console access. Example: asdm image disk0:/asdm-715-100.bin aaa authentication ssh LOCAL aaa accounting ssh ssh 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 inside
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  3567. David Flores Great question, and yes, you will need the Security Plus license to have a failover link to an alternate ISP.
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  3568. +Enrico Romero You are correct. The 250 license count is for concurrent VPN sessions.
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  3569. Ahmed Omer Hey Ahmed! The show command "show version" should tell you all you need to know.
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  3570. +Garna Smith Most license features are one time fees. If you get into the Firepower/IPS services, those will be recurring fees.
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  3571. You have to order a license from a Cisco partner.
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  3572. Whomever told you that is exactly right. I always recommend getting a solid R/S foundation before deep diving into voice. Thanks!
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  3573. Hey Tillman...I don't plan on making anymore ASA videos in the near future. But, here is great article on the setup: http://serg0.blogspot.com/2012/01/cisco-asa-5505-failover.html Thanks for watching!
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  3574. Not bad, but not legal.
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  3575. OSCP is on my list. This series is less about me NEEDING a career and more about showing people the options and what is more valuable.
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  3576. I’ll update if I find a way.
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  3577. Fine, I’ll show you the boring stuff too.
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  3578. Man you guys are fast!
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  3579. I seriously don’t how you comment so fast!!!
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  3580. Yes!!!
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  3581. Thank you!
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  3582. Thank you :) And I will!
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  3583. Or.....they can see the future. Both are pretty likely, not sure which to choose.
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  3584. Thank you!
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  3585. Hey Daniel!!
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  3586. Thank you!
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  3587. Thank you!
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  3588. Tool called epic pen
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  3589. Naw
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  3590. Thank you 😊
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  3591. Check time stamps. I did.
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  3592. I'm also a never comment guy and I understand what it means that you're commenting now :) Thank you!
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  3593. I stand by it 😉
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  3594. Haha, I know I would get called out on that :)
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  3595. My home network is starting to resemble an enterprise more and more :)
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  3596. That's a good plan ;)
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  3597. I LOVE Python.
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  3598. mmmmm...hmmmm...
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  3599. yup!
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  3600. Thanks Gary!
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  3601. +sweetlittlerazor99 Well, yeah, if all the city planners and engineers in the industry were talking about it!! It’s been talked about for a while but it’s finally being put into practice. My current company is going into it right now.
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  3602. Awesome!! Keep up that momentum!!
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  3603. Self-study.
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  3604. Yes!! Congrats on the MCSA!!
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  3605. Sounds like a unicorn to me!! Thanks!
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  3606. Thanks for the insight Ender! Which CCIEs do you have?
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  3607. Awesome Corey!! Thank you sir! Good luck!
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  3608. Do you have certs as well?
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  3609. +Rene Cardona The guy who wrote the code for the 6509!!! DAANNNG!!
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  3610. Hey Rene!! I agree, the CCNA is still the "entry level" cert but it does get your network career started and opens up a ton of doors. Good luck on the CCIE datacenter!! That's huge!
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  3611. Can't say he's not wrong!
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  3612. Ha, thanks! I'll be thinking of a few more soon!
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  3613. Let me know if you need anything!! Yeah, being successful in IT can be very location dependent.
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  3614. That's rough!! Hope you get a chance to test soon!
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  3615. HAHA, thanks!
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  3616. That's crazy! Great example of the changing times and what programming will do for you!!
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  3617. boo ;)
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  3618. ;)
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  3619. I would start studying for your CompTIA A+ certification while also looking for a helpdesk job. This will be the best start.
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  3620. Hey Erwin! Thanks for stopping by! Do you have any IT experience? That would be the first step. Do you what you can to get a job in IT at any level. Most people start out on a helpdesk. I would start studying for the CCENT. It is 1/2 of the CCNA and will give you everything you need to get started.
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  3621. Python is fun. Really fun. Combining it with networking is even better.
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  3622. Thanks!
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  3623. Thanks!! C# is good if you really want to become more of a programmer. Otherwise, jump into scripting languages like Python.
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  3624. Thank you!
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  3625. Thanks for watching!!
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  3626. Here is a really great course, CHEAP: https://goo.gl/iauWiP
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  3627. Great tip!
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  3628. VIRL has become a lot better but it still can’t hold a candle to GNS3. You can use VIRL images in GNS3 so it’s the best of both worlds.
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  3629. Thanks!!!
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  3630. Linux +! That's awesome! I'm thinking about doing some linux certs......do you think that test and training info covered Linux pretty well? Congrats on the progress Steve! Keep going!
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  3631. Awesome!! Congrats Umika!
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  3632. Awesome! Thanks for watching!
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  3633. I heard about those young guys with like 17 CCIE's (or something like that...lol) You passed!!! THat's awesome! THat's an accomplishment, especially in vegas. A few of my buddies went and they spent a lot of time partying and did not pass their exam. GOOD JOB!!
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  3634. Yep!
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  3635. "Best" will be at the intersection of quality and your budget. CBT/INE videos + Book + Labs would be a really great combo but that can be out a lot of people's budgets. I list some good resources here: NetworkChuck.com/resources
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  3636. Hey Jo Kah!! Thanks for watching! I don't think I'll ever be a hardcore programmer but I do plan on knowing enough to do some cool things with Networking and Collab. That's probably where you will find your sweet spot. I would learn networking (If you really like it) and try to do some projects with Python to see if you like it.
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  3637. I think there is a need for both. Some jobs may call for more of a traditional programmer with Networking knowledge while others will focus on the networking part. Either way....you're going to be SET!
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  3638. Awesome Christian!! Keep up the good work!
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  3639. Cyberops! That's going to be cool! I'm curious how companies will start to hire for that sector of IT. Congrats on the CCNA!!
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  3640. Will do! Thanks!
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  3641. I haven't played with Ansible yet. I'll check it out! Thanks for all this tips!
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  3642. Thanks Devin! Thanks for watching!!
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  3643. You're on your way!
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  3644. YEs! Thanks!
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  3645. I definitely will! Thanks for watching!
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  3646. lol!
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  3647. Not a bad idea!
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  3648. Well said.
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  3649. Ha...maybe!
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  3650. Agreed. We often forget the core purpose of a career is to make a living. I see my career as a means to support my passions and to build the life I want.
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  3651. It also depends on what success means for you. If success=money....what you do can be unenjoyable as long as you feel it is helping you reach your definition of success. If success is joy in your daily work while also making good money....well, then you have your criteria.
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  3652. HA! Love the CUCM lab comment. LOL! I completely understand. My statements on trends in the industry could both be true and untrue in different circumstances. Some job markets will remain unchanged for a while and some trends will never take off. But for others, the job markets will drastically change and these trends will take off. Either way, forcing yourself to learn something new will never hurt you in anyway (unless you let it derail your life...which is why I always encourage balance) The path should be enjoyable, agreed. Enjoyable doesn't always equal passion and I think we agree on that. And often, if what you are doing creates a better life for you and your family...you start to enjoy the job even if at first you didn't.
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  3653. Awesome!!! Thanks for watching!
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  3654. I haven't done much with TCL so I wouldn't be the best resource for that....but I'm sure a quick google search will bring up some killer resources!
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  3655. I'll add that to the list. Good idea.
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  3656. lol. Yeah, it might not be so pretty! But I think we would end up finding a lot of common ground.
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  3657. Dang man! That's some serious progress! Thanks for watching!
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  3658. Thanks! (You should buy one! ;) Coffee is ONLY to be enjoyed right after brewing. (I am a coffee snob....I can't help it! lol)
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  3659. My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
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  3660. Yup, that's definitely a good route to go down
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  3661. Wow, that is definitely a tough situation! I'm sure you've probably been told this before, but you have you looked into any volunteering opportunities or internships?
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  3662. Hey David! Congrats on the CCENT and the job! That's awesome!! My company said they are sending me next year...so fingers crossed! Employers are looking to deploy ACI-centric infrastructur, devops.....you name it. Any programming language would be an asset but Cisco has invested in a lot of docs and support for Python.
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  3663. ;)
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  3664. Thanks man! Yeah, I plan on going to the August meeting! Hope to see you there!
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  3665. Awesome! Good work Julio!! Keep up that momentum!
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  3666. I would get the A+ to land an entry-level position. You need to get your foot in the door somewhere. Then jump right into your CCENT!
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  3667. Glad I could help! Don't be discouraged by job descriptions. I used to do the same thing. You have to view the job posting as the company's wishlist for an engineer. Most of the time, they will settle for someone with half the skillsets they list in the job posting.
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  3668. Congrats on the CCNA!! I know the feeling. I was at the point not too long ago..I was at a company where I had gotten my start in networking and I was terrified to make the jump anywhere else because I thought I was good at faking my expertise in my current role. But making the move was the best thing I ever did. I found out that I could work anywhere I wanted to and it built a ton of confidence.
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  3669. Awesome! Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help!
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  3670. lol. Love it. I think only .05% of the population would get that one!
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  3671. + Elevated Oligarch Yep, I'm in Dallas! I actually attend the DFW CUG (Cisco User's Group) meeting. Check that out and you may find me there!
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  3672. +Michael Montantez , yeah, you can run it off a VM on the MAC with Virtual Box or something...which is their recommended config. I chose to do it on a remote server so my machine wasn't hit with cpu/ram and I would have a central repository for my labs.
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  3673. +peacewalker1984 Can't agree more!
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  3674. David's videos are solid! Last week I setup a GNS VM on my server and I access it from my GNS3 client on my Mac. It's AWESOME!!
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  3675. hmmm.....I think you should go buy one ;) networkchuck.com/store
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  3676. +Gabriel Schickling NICE!!!
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  3677. +Chris Prater Check out some resources here: NetworkChuck.com/resources
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  3678. Yeah, CCNP is A LOT more fun!
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  3679. +noxu Man, you have an amazing advantage with all that programming experience. Wow...that is a crazy migration. 10K acls!
    1
  3680. That's awesome!
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  3681. I will be introduced to this NXOS python API very soon. Any tips? How did you hit the ground running?
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  3682. Oh, awesome! Small world!
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  3683. Thanks +Orion Wheeler!! I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching!
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  3684. AWESOME!! Congrats!!
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  3685. Def something to think about.
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  3686. Thanks Sam!!
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  3687. Agreed. VERY exciting times!!
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  3688. + Cool Tapes Very interesting perspective. I'm on my to figuring this out myself!
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  3689. Thanks! And thanks for the heads up!
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  3690. Awesome Lennart! Congrats! Yeah, proceed with caution, don't overload yourself. Learn Python only if you have the time to do it. But don't forget about it! Thanks for watching!
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  3691. Sweet! One of the best markets to be in right now!
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  3692. Thanks! You should buy some ;)
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  3693. Awesome, thanks. I used CBT and the book as prep for my ROUTE and SWITCH
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  3694. Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching!! What are you using for study?
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  3695. Hey, Jason, thanks for reaching out!! Feel free to ask questions here....I love to answer them and I'm sure there are other guys who can benefit from it!! I've fallen into the "Google Trap" when trying to find the "best" path for IT. I have spent WAAAY too much time trying to decide what I would like. My advice, just pick one thing and pursue it for a bit to see if you like it. So, to answer your question, YES, definitely go for the CCNA RS. Complete it, get your cert. If you like it, GREAT! If you don't, well, it will only help you to have a CCNA. It's a great path to go down regardless. But I agree, you definitely want to position yourself to be ready for the BOOM.
    1
  3696. Wow, that's awesome! Yeah, I had been meaning to go for the longest time and finally decided to attend.
    1
  3697. Yeah, it's a fun language. I got a Raspberry Pi to play around with different Python projects. Really fun stuff.
    1
  3698. Wow, thanks Fred! I'll definitely check it out! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3699. Dennis, that's awesome! I love your story! That skillset is PERFECT for Dallas. There is a big push for devops engineers. And since you are learning AWS...man....Amazon is always hiring over here.
    1
  3700. Awesome! Thanks for learning with me Euri!
    1
  3701. It’s in the description.
    1
  3702. Already have some! Search the channel, you’ll find some fun stuff.
    1
  3703. 🙏
    1
  3704. Kali Linux is Debian based just like Ubuntu. The operating system is Debian Linux and Ubuntu and Kali Linux are essentially modifications of it. Kali Linux comes pre-installed with a bunch of hacking tools....but that's the only real difference. You can install those same tools on Ubuntu.
    1
  3705. .....................yes
    1
  3706. Fine! ;)
    1
  3707. VirtualBox, without that BIOS change, will do software-based virtualization but is limited to 32bit operating systems. In the BIOS, we enabled hardware-based virtualization, which allows us to use 64bit operating systems with VirtualBox
    1
  3708. networkchuck.coffee :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3709. Thanks so much!
    1
  3710. I started in a help desk position!
    1
  3711. Yes
    1
  3712. Thanks for watching!! I list my favorite resources there: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  3713. First season.
    1
  3714. +nohomers100 lol. Not yet. But I do see it!
    1
  3715. Definitely do CCENT first....unless you have been in networking for over a year.
    1
  3716. I may do that later on. Thanks for the recommendation!
    1
  3717. Thanks Anthony!! Good luck on the CCNA!!
    1
  3718. Awesome!
    1
  3719. +Alexander Yes sir!
    1
  3720. Thanks for watching!
    1
  3721. Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3722. +Setec Astronomy HA!
    1
  3723. Thanks!
    1
  3724. Thanks for the sub Frank! Glad I could help!
    1
  3725. I started with the A+ to land a solid helpdesk role. If you are already on a helpdesk......jump right into your CCNA. Otherwise, you definitely need to work on your A+ to help you land that role.
    1
  3726. Awesome! Glad I could help! The struggle is DEFINITELY real!
    1
  3727. Thanks for watching James! Good luck to you as well!
    1
  3728. Thanks!
    1
  3729. Thanks for watching! CCNA classes can give you everything you need but it takes much longer!!! I would recommend supplementing with some self study materials.
    1
  3730. +AIME KIOMBA Thank you for watching!! You have a wonderful weekend as well!
    1
  3731. Thanks for watching!
    1
  3732. Thanks for watching!
    1
  3733. I'm working on more videos geared towards voice. Those are coming soon!
    1
  3734. Glad I could help!! Turning Netflix off is the best thing you could have done. lol.
    1
  3735. lol. That's awesome!
    1
  3736. Yes, def. Especially if you try to study throughout the day.
    1
  3737. You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3738. Naw, the wife bought the shirt from Target. lol. I live in Dallas. Thanks for watching!
    1
  3739. Glad I could help! Videos like this have always helped me.
    1
  3740. Yup! We're all in this!
    1
  3741. It can be difficult to parse through, but the Cisco Learning Network has a TON of free study material. They will have everything you need, just not in a curriculum format. I would download the CCNA blueprint and try to study each topic in-depth using the CLN. https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/welcome
    1
  3742. Hey Ben, I would recommend for the CCNA to use Packet Tracer is funds are tight. If not, then I would say go for a Lab Bundle you can buy off of Amazon. They also have some pretty good lab manuals. Here is a link to the stuff I have used and recommend. http://networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  3743. Thanks for watching! I write things down that I will turn into a flash card. So, let's say I watch a video and write down a page full of notes. I will then go back through and turn everything I wrote into a flashcard.
    1
  3744. :)
    1
  3745. It depends on what you want to do. If you want to become a network engineer...then YES! Definitely YES!
    1
  3746. +Aaron Thanks Aaron!
    1
  3747. Thanks for watching!
    1
  3748. Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3749. I honestly don't remember where I got it. It's been a while! Sorry!
    1
  3750. I'm going to check that out! Thanks for the tip!
    1
  3751. I went with Switch first because I heard it was the easiest. (And it was!) I then went ROUTE and now TSHOOT. I don't think it matters as long as you do TSHOOT last.
    1
  3752. Thanks James!
    1
  3753. Thank you for watching! Good luck with Collab! I'm about to hit that after CCNP RS. What are you using for study material?
    1
  3754. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
    1
  3755. Thank you for the feedback Robert! I'll definitely try to make more! Thank you for watching!
    1
  3756. +Aaron Ah! I'll try to dial them down! I appreciate you sticking through it!
    1
  3757. Start out with a solid CCNA video course and go from there. Lab some things up in Packet Tracer and see if you like it.
    1
  3758. +AdriansVideoKlipp Glad I can help! Videos like this helped me stick with it through my studies!! Good luck to your sir!
    1
  3759. WHOOOOOOP!
    1
  3760. That's a great strategy! I'm not sure I could wake up that early!
    1
  3761. Thanks 👍
    1
  3762. Absolutely! It's what I'm studying!
    1
  3763. Thank you!
    1
  3764. Thank you!
    1
  3765. Ha, yeah, really is.
    1
  3766. Thank you!
    1
  3767. On standard TVs it can be frustrating. Been there. Sticking with a monitor or just going with remote access is what I normally end up with.
    1
  3768. Awesome!
    1
  3769. Thank you :)
    1
  3770. Love it! Thanks.
    1
  3771. If you plan on it JUST being a hacking machine, go with Kali. But if you want it as a general purpose machine, go with Raspbian.
    1
  3772. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3773. It's been wild but good!
    1
  3774. Starting out as a junior admin, you could end up doing some of the grunt work. For me, that was cleaning up cabling in the datacenter. Usually running cable is a job that a company would contract out so I wasn't tasked with that. Travel can be part of the job. I traveled 3-4 times a year but it was optional and I loved it. Other network engineer jobs don't require any travel.
    1
  3775. Get it!
    1
  3776. It opens the door to a ton of jobs. Literally anywhere.
    1
  3777. working on it as we speak!
    1
  3778. we'll get there
    1
  3779. Do you have kids? lol. that's how they be.
    1
  3780. Thank you!
    1
  3781. Thank you! And yes, I agree. When I started out, I just wanted to know what it was like to be a network engineer.
    1
  3782. This. This makes me keep going. Thank you.
    1
  3783. Whooo, you are a man with many hats!! Lol, I remember at one time I was making training videos for the company on how to use phones, designing a conference room, supporting the network...etc. BEEN THERE!!
    1
  3784. Thanks for the feedback Mike! I'll try to incorporate it more.
    1
  3785. Awesome dudes. Highly recommend checking them out.
    1
  3786. I still feel like it’s a switch ;)
    1
  3787. Ha, wow, need to run a scan!!
    1
  3788. Subscribe and let’s do this! Learning!!!!!
    1
  3789. From the outside you would use your router’s public IP address. As long as you have port forwarding setup you will be golden.
    1
  3790. 14 pomodoro!! Dang, beast mode!
    1
  3791. Thank you!
    1
  3792. :)
    1
  3793. Eh, some are. This was an interview and more long form.
    1
  3794. Lol. I tried to tell them that’s what I meant.....that wouldn’t have it.
    1
  3795. More Cisco!!! Ruckus is cool too....
    1
  3796. Database? Mongo? SQL?
    1
  3797. second!
    1
  3798. first!
    1
  3799. you got it!
    1
  3800. whoops
    1
  3801. thank you!
    1
  3802. That can be annoying...I had the same issue with a flavor of Linux on my Raspberry Pi.
    1
  3803. Lol
    1
  3804. You. Have. Time. That's the advise I would give you and advice I wish I would have followed back when I was plagued with indecision. Pick one, doesn't matter. Let's say Security for example. Get your Security+. If at that point you don't like it...move on. You didn't lose anything.
    1
  3805. :)
    1
  3806. Love this. Dang.
    1
  3807. Excellent advice.
    1
  3808. Hello!
    1
  3809. welcome!
    1
  3810. Start in help desk!
    1
  3811. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3812. Shhhhhhh:_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  3813. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3814. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  3815. You don’t use vpn?
    1
  3816. Merry Christmas!
    1
  3817. Haha
    1
  3818. Happy Holidays!!
    1
  3819. Working on it :)
    1
  3820. Thank you for supporting me David!
    1
  3821. Trying running it without sudo
    1
  3822. Should be working now
    1
  3823. Socks based proxies are layer 4. Http based are layer 7. You won’t know about the header unless you trust the proxy.
    1
  3824. Lol.
    1
  3825. He’s frickin’ awesome.
    1
  3826. I’ve been trying!!!
    1
  3827. Working on it!!!! :)
    1
  3828. It’s going to be the match of the century.
    1
  3829. Thank you!
    1
  3830. Of course :)
    1
  3831. Hey Darian, where can I send you the info to redeem the course? (Send me a direct YouTube message)
    1
  3832. Above all things, I am really glad when I can inspire someone to grow their beard ;) I was just introduced to PAN and F5 this year, very cool stuff. Good luck!!
    1
  3833. Cool path!! Good luck!
    1
  3834. Thanks Jason!! Good luck!
    1
  3835. ...thanks
    1
  3836. Thanks + DANIEL CHENET!! Good luck!
    1
  3837. (random comment on your random comment)
    1
  3838. Good luck!
    1
  3839. Thank you for the kind words + Oludayo Dahunsi!!
    1
  3840. What cert are you going for?
    1
  3841. Thanks + Sreenivasan Padmanaban!! Glad I can help!
    1
  3842. +rob knoll Awesome! RFID? That’s interesting. What material do you use to learn that? Good luck!
    1
  3843. They are amazing!
    1
  3844. +Manuel Pol Costa Rica!!! Good luck!!
    1
  3845. Absolutely! Good luck!
    1
  3846. HAHA! Good luck!
    1
  3847. Thanks + Erick Vazquez!! Good luck!
    1
  3848. Good luck!
    1
  3849. Entered
    1
  3850. Good luck!
    1
  3851. ur welcome!
    1
  3852. Good luck! CCENT is the best place to start!
    1
  3853. Thanks + Jason Zambito!!
    1
  3854. Thanks + Maikel van der Roest!! Man, CCIE Lab, good luck! That's incredible. Please let us know how it goes!
    1
  3855. Thanks!!
    1
  3856. Thanks! Good luck!
    1
  3857. That's awesome + Kevin R!! I'm really glad I can help!
    1
  3858. Awesome!! That's a great path. My Dad is a VCP and has a great career.
    1
  3859. lol! Good luck!
    1
  3860. Thanks!
    1
  3861. Good luck!
    1
  3862. Good luck!
    1
  3863. Awesome! Good luck!
    1
  3864. Good luck!!
    1
  3865. CCNP R/S. Then specialize.
    1
  3866. :)
    1
  3867. Good luck!
    1
  3868. Thanks! Good luck!
    1
  3869. Definitely going this year!!
    1
  3870. Thanks Joe!! Always good to hear from you! How's the fam?
    1
  3871. Good goal!! Good luck!
    1
  3872. That's awesome + Eric!! I love it! Thanks! Good luck!
    1
  3873. Thanks!!
    1
  3874. Thanks!
    1
  3875. Get your CCNP R/S and then get your Cyber Ops. It's worth it.
    1
  3876. Glad you found me! Good luck!
    1
  3877. Good luck!
    1
  3878. Good luck!
    1
  3879. +Robbie McDonnell Awesome! Good luck!
    1
  3880. Awesome!! Good luck!
    1
  3881. Good luck!
    1
  3882. Good path! Remember though, broadening your skills is always good, but going deeper and specializing makes you more rare and valuable!
    1
  3883. +Nazarius Canlas Thank you sir!
    1
  3884. Yes, it's great!! Good luck!
    1
  3885. Man, tough break! Praying for you! Good luck!
    1
  3886. Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  3887. Unfortunately, no. :( But I'll see if I can get another one going
    1
  3888. Thanks!
    1
  3889. ;)
    1
  3890. Thanks! Good luck!
    1
  3891. Good luck!
    1
  3892. They are awesome!
    1
  3893. +geocalderon1 Absolutely!! Thank you for your kind words!!
    1
  3894. +executive80 That’s a solid cert. Good luck!!
    1
  3895. A very interesting transition!! Good luck!! And keep us updated on the transition!!
    1
  3896. Thank you!
    1
  3897. Absolutely!! Good luck!
    1
  3898. Get it! Good luck!
    1
  3899. yep!
    1
  3900. Good luck!
    1
  3901. Good luck!
    1
  3902. Thanks + Joshua Smith!!! I really appreciate the kind words. You keep me motivated!! Good luck!
    1
  3903. +bhanu yadav haha, thanks! I appreciate the compliments. Good luck!!
    1
  3904. Good luck!
    1
  3905. Thank you + NETSENG!!
    1
  3906. Thanks + Yoratzi Gonzalez Lago!! Good luck!
    1
  3907. +Rami Martinez Thank you so much for letting me know. Google jacked up my links.
    1
  3908. Awesome! Good luck!
    1
  3909. YES!! That pretty much answers all your questions!! 26, you are young!! Cisco is an amazing path. Keep going! Networking is evolving....but it will only get better! PacketTracer and boson will be enough hands-on to get certified
    1
  3910. :)
    1
  3911. Awesome!! Good luck!!!
    1
  3912. Thanks!
    1
  3913. haha, that's awesome!! Good luck!
    1
  3914. In the US, pretty much every Starbucks uses a Google provided WiFi connection that is free to access from a captive portal. Yep, fake websites are still unavoidable and will fool most average users.
    1
  3915. Baby steps. Don't stress, all of us have hit that point.
    1
  3916. Jump into my Discord and ask away. Myself or others smarter than me will jump in. ----> networkchuck.com/discord
    1
  3917. Starbucks was rough. Some are running Meraki but must are running Aruba. They are using endpoint profiling and rogue AP detection so they’re pretty secure.
    1
  3918. Thank you!
    1
  3919. Thank you!
    1
  3920. :)
    1
  3921. On occasion.
    1
  3922. True. If you can connect to VPN then immediately disconnect from the WiFi.
    1
  3923. You never know who is a hacker!!!
    1
  3924. Thank you!
    1
  3925. Unless you spoof the website with DNS and force them to use their credentials there.
    1
  3926. Shoot for better. I only play with this stuff, you can take it to the next level.
    1
  3927. Yep, rogue AP detection!
    1
  3928. Thank you!
    1
  3929. Yes.
    1
  3930. Thank you!
    1
  3931. Interesting, I haven't seen tplink mobile routers.
    1
  3932. Merci beaucoup!
    1
  3933. I used the “proper” evil twin attack at the second coffee shop
    1
  3934. Will be here soon!
    1
  3935. Then that school needs better security if it works!!
    1
  3936. Dun dun dun
    1
  3937. Whooo, that was a close one :) That’s such a fun test. Go in there expecting to have fun and you will own it. Good luck!
    1
  3938. Bummer. There might be a few ways around that, depending on how they are blocking expressvpn.
    1
  3939. Yes, unless I can spoof your DNS and force you to an insecure site.
    1
  3940. I’m building an army. :)
    1
  3941. Very true. But then we get lazy ;)
    1
  3942. It’s a Wacom 22hd. Thanks for the tips!
    1
  3943. Sorry! Was not meant to do that, I think it glitched when I was exporting it.
    1
  3944. My only goal! Thank you.
    1
  3945. The average person may keep going. I am working on some other attacks.
    1
  3946. Thank you!
    1
  3947. Yep, plugged. I tried to find a good battery solution without any luck.
    1
  3948. No you didn’t.
    1
  3949. BUT, if i had some beefy hardware doing some SSL/TLS decryption, it would be a different story. I think the scariest attack is an evil twin with DNS spoofing. I can make a website that looks just like target that will fool any average user into logging in.
    1
  3950. Unless I spoof it ;)
    1
  3951. Thank you! And tell them I'm sorry ;)
    1
  3952. Posting them soon!
    1
  3953. Awesome! Good luck!
    1
  3954. Naw, just a nice to have.
    1
  3955. True. Did that in the past. But yeah, the problem is latency.
    1
  3956. Thank you!
    1
  3957. I would agree with that. Not for throwing around but it does the job.
    1
  3958. Right there with you. I asked permission at both the Starbucks and the coffee shop.
    1
  3959. Thank you!
    1
  3960. SSH. I connected to the wireless of the pi.
    1
  3961. I got yours ;) Can’t inspire people unless you get them to click on the video.
    1
  3962. A lot of sites will display broken certs, but some didn’t, which I found interesting. Like Starbucks, you wouldn’t notice a thing. And if I made the site look just like Starbucks and tried to get you to login...I’ve got your password.
    1
  3963. Both could be true. Great answers. Most of these attacks can be mitigated with a few config changes as well.
    1
  3964. I’m not coding my way into the NSA network exploiting vulnerabilities.....no....but you hacking is a wide spectrum of methods and tools. What I was doing was relatively easy but I was still using hacking tools to gain access to information.
    1
  3965. :(
    1
  3966. *New hacker *noob hacker. I’m learning!!! And yes, I do talk too much.
    1
  3967. Some solid motivation! Thanks B B.
    1
  3968. Heresy!!
    1
  3969. Yep....video coming.
    1
  3970. Plugged into their power ;)
    1
  3971. Photoshop.
    1
  3972. Spooky scary.
    1
  3973. Yup.
    1
  3974. Yes....the attacks are old.....BUT...they can still be done...sometimes.
    1
  3975. Thank you!
    1
  3976. There are a ton of jerks out there.
    1
  3977. Thank you!
    1
  3978. Ahhhh! I was trying to find this video to use some clips! Lol.
    1
  3979. Iron does sharpen iron. Love it. Thank you.
    1
  3980. Its been a few years since I’ve used TOR..... isn’t it super slow?
    1
  3981. Thanks Rick. Great tips!
    1
  3982. The great thing about what I did in this video is that IT’s NOT THAT HARD! Anyone can pick this stuff up and make a career out of it pretty quick. You just need the passion and drive.
    1
  3983. Ooooh, need to look at that. Thanks.
    1
  3984. It’s the basic folks that hackers target!!
    1
  3985. Halloween store :)
    1
  3986. Thank you!
    1
  3987. True. But Raspberry Pi’s are just fun!
    1
  3988. I'll check it out! Thanks.
    1
  3989. apt install hostapd
    1
  3990. If it's a smart fridge!!!!!!!
    1
  3991. Edumercial.
    1
  3992. You’re gonna have to explain that one cause I’m curious
    1
  3993. True. SSL/TLS is present on most websites. DNS spoofing and fake website redirection is probably the most effective way to hack unless you have some serious hardware doing SSL decryption.
    1
  3994. Thank you!
    1
  3995. Agreed. I tried a bunch of stuff and this video was just the stuff that worked.
    1
  3996. Glad to hear because it's so fun including them.
    1
  3997. Those attacks (like DNS spoofing) relied on me being able to SEE and MANIPULATE the traffic. So, for DNS spoofing, the raspberry pi needed to see DNS packets coming in on port 53. It also had to see what website was being requested. Enabling and connecting to NordVPN hid that traffic, or encrypted it. Sort of like using a secret code that only the user and NordVPN know how to read. So, if my DNS request looked like this WITHOUT VPN: ----> What's the IP Address for starbucks.com ? :53 <-------- It would look like this WITH VPN: q1340uoajs;cn0p3413274uqwdfnpo3i10234789-187324-0981ujfasc7-0q93248-09qw309478qwfj039874
    1
  3998. Thank you!
    1
  3999. Yep!
    1
  4000. Thank you!
    1
  4001. If you can’t connect to VPN then you shouldn’t use the WiFi. Cheaper...maybe...but ease of access isn’t there
    1
  4002. Twinception.
    1
  4003. Agreed. You are the 5th person to tell me to look at PiHole. I have to now!!! Thank you for the suggestions.
    1
  4004. Isn’t Tor still SUPER slow?
    1
  4005. Thank you!
    1
  4006. There are some great free resources out there. Here is one: http://freeccnalab.com/ I also think GNS3 has some labs you can follow as well.
    1
  4007. +kc7ghi It does feel good, doesn't it? Good job on the study session! Keep it going!
    1
  4008. +kc7ghi Absolutely! Hit the books today! That's what I'm doing!
    1
  4009. Congrats on the CCENT Ivan!! You're making some great progress! Keep it up!
    1
  4010. Ha, that's awesome!! Moving is tough. Take that break if you need it. Thanks for watching Liam!
    1
  4011. Yes sir, get outta that slump!! A schedule is key as well.
    1
  4012. +tctfone1 Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4013. Ha, good timing! Life occurs in seasons and sometimes you need to take a step back. It's a very wise decision on your part. But it's good you still have your goals intact and you are able to balance it with your life. Keep up the good work!!
    1
  4014. And congrats on the CCENT!
    1
  4015. Good luck Carlos! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4016. +Lukasz Skawinski A+! That awesome!! Good luck on the network +! What do you plan to do next?
    1
  4017. Glad I can help!
    1
  4018. Thank you for the kind words Joey!! I would also love to get into the movie business...that would be sublime!
    1
  4019. Hey Joey, Congrats on the A+! You're on your way! In my market (Dallas), there are plenty of networking jobs....but it does depend on YOUR market. If you don't live in a good market and you have your heart set on networking...I suggest you look at relocation options. Otherwise...it could be a challenge. (But not impossible. Network Engineers are needed everywhere) I've seen the same video from Eli....and I don't totally disagree. Programming is a huge field and programmers are in high demand. If you are trying to decide between programming and networking and you have an equal love for both...in some situations I would recommend going down the programming path. But you seem to like networking so I would say BOTH. Networking is changing (slowly but surely) and you will want to have a solid understanding of networking with some programming sprinkled in.
    1
  4020. Awesome! Glad I could help! It helps me sooo much as well!
    1
  4021. +steveebay1 Yeah man, it's rough. If you need the break, take it! Otherwise, get motivated and hit the books TODAY!
    1
  4022. lol
    1
  4023. It's in the works!
    1
  4024. Thank you for the kind words Gregory!! Congrats on the CCENT! And good luck on ICND2. What are you using for study?
    1
  4025. +Yazid Thanks for watching Yazid!! Find that motivation and get some study sessions in today!
    1
  4026. Hey Cristian! Thank you for your kind words! Chile! That's awesome! I would love to spend some time in South America.
    1
  4027. + muranternet I've been close to that myself multiple times!!
    1
  4028. That's freaking amazing! I never thought about doing that!
    1
  4029. +Matt Volz Yeah, when I first went through STP....man that one was tough!! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help! Keep going!
    1
  4030. Thanks! :)
    1
  4031. Hey Ryan!! I think what you are going through is common. That time just before your test is where you start to doubt how prepared you are and you start to let the fear set in. That can cause you to avoid it because it's a little ( or very!) stressful. I was just talking to my brother about this yesterday (He is about to schedule his CCENT). Usually, what I'll do in the week before taking my exam is list some tasks and milestones that I need to reach before I can take the exam. If I haven't reached those milestones before it's too late to reschedule.....well...I reschedule. I'll usually list things like: 1. Make a certain score on practice exams 2. Re-watch a section I'm weak on 3. Lab up sections I'm weak on 4. Review all my flashcards at least once Good luck to you sir! It's tough...but that's what makes it worth it!
    1
  4032. Man...I've definitely been there. I've let job prospects and other external situations get in the way of my study. I went through a similar situation last year...applied for what would have been my "dream job"......got through the 2nd round and then was told no after a few weeks of waiting. It sucks. And of course, I was so preoccupied with the situation that I put of studying. I wish I would have used the prospect of that job as motivation to keep studying!
    1
  4033. +Emmanuel Dahunsi Route redistribution is a bear. It can get complicated FAST!! Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!! Curious, what are you using for study?
    1
  4034. +Robb Rusch It's really hard to get back into it after anything longer than a week. Right there with you! We got this though!! I'm gonna knock out at least 2 hours today.
    1
  4035. A schedule is important as well. It's easy to avoid studying without a solid schedule. You've got a great path planned out. What's your endgame? It sounds like you are leaning towards the DevOps side of things. Appreciate the kind words! Send that blog my way when you get it up and running!
    1
  4036. :)
    1
  4037. +beochie Man, those are some intense options!! :) It's funny, my company is going through a similar transition and you're right, it's a very good motivator. What are you studying?
    1
  4038. haha. Thanks!
    1
  4039. Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4040. +Thomas Step Congrats on the CCENT!! That's awesome! Thanks for watching!! You moving onto ICND2 next?
    1
  4041. +Jesse T Thanks Jesse! Congrats on the CCENT!! How's ICND2 coming? What are you using for study? I'm hitting the books today!!
    1
  4042. Thank you :)
    1
  4043. Thank you Hee!
    1
  4044. Changing it up to episodes instead. Do y’all prefer day or episode?
    1
  4045. Thanks TC! Hope you enjoy the coffee!
    1
  4046. When the router does that, it’s acting like a host (like Johnny). It knows where the coffee server is at layer 3, but in order for the packet to get there, he had to learn the MAC address of the coffee server so he could tell the switch where he wanted to go at layer 2. Basically, the router has a map of Layer 3 addresses and how to get to them. The switch has a map of layer 2 addresses and how to get to them.
    1
  4047. Thank you Charles :)
    1
  4048. Same. Router to router to router. Your mobile phone has an IP address given to you by your mobile carrier. When you access websites, it uses your mobile carrier’s routers.
    1
  4049. At layer 2, the router is acting no differently than a host (like Johnny), he knew how to route a layer 3 packet to NetworkChuck.coffee, but he had to tell the switch what layer 2 address he wanted it delivered to.
    1
  4050. Routers will automatically route directly connected networks, so no protocol needed. A protocol would be needed to manage a bunch of networks not directly connected.
    1
  4051. thank you!!
    1
  4052. Daaaang.
    1
  4053. Haha
    1
  4054. What’s it flagging? Torrents?
    1
  4055. Thank you!
    1
  4056. Will be really tough. But totally possible.
    1
  4057. Thank you! These comments mean A LOT to me and help out so much as I plan what videos to make next. On my wall I have an arduino connected to a Raspberry Pi 3
    1
  4058. Possibly. It’s so fun.
    1
  4059. Ouch! Totally get how it seems that way. Honest though, I didn’t steal the idea. I’ve been planning to make this video since April. I did see that Linus posted a similar one in August. Thanks for stopping by though.
    1
  4060. I do that too. I have a bunch of servers on a data center. I’m paranoid.
    1
  4061. Thank you!
    1
  4062. Thanks Anthony!
    1
  4063. Loved crashplan until they stopped backing up virtual machine files. Plus google drive is so much easier to use.
    1
  4064. Oh, sorry, I didn’t think about non-US accounts!
    1
  4065. All kinds of stuff ;)
    1
  4066. Great job!
    1
  4067. Thanks!! Glad I can help Manny!
    1
  4068. Awesome Michael!! Congrats!
    1
  4069. Thank you!!!
    1
  4070. Appreciate it Rudy! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4071. It's what he does best! (and often)
    1
  4072. Nope, shouldn't be hard. I see guys bouncing through helpdesk jobs who are much older than you.
    1
  4073. Thanks!
    1
  4074. Thanks! Glad I could help!
    1
  4075. These are few and far between. I just have job searches setup on Linkedin and Indeed with the tag "remote"
    1
  4076. +Juan Aguilera Juan!! This is so inspiring! Thanks for sharing! I seriously considered Thailand as a first choice before settling on RV travel. (The wife wasn't onboard for it) I definitely plan to spend some time in Thailand within the next few years! It's extremely encouraging to hear of other IT admins and Cisco guys living the remote life. Again, I really appreciate the feedback!! And yes, going with Cisco certs is extremely valuable.
    1
  4077. Absolutely! I plan on creating videos regularly and the vlog is coming as well!
    1
  4078. Thanks!
    1
  4079. If you have the time...heck yeah!
    1
  4080. Thanks for watching!
    1
  4081. Awesome! It's so cool how the internet can bring everyone together!
    1
  4082. +Bobby Mazzotti Appreciate it!
    1
  4083. Absolutely!
    1
  4084. Thanks for watching Vicente!
    1
  4085. +tinostarks My thoughts exactly!
    1
  4086. +Corbet Conner Glad I could help!
    1
  4087. Awesome!
    1
  4088. +Hector Altafim Hey Hector! Thanks for the feedback! It motivates me! Glad I can help!
    1
  4089. Yep! That's pretty much all he does.
    1
  4090. Thanks Hermes!
    1
  4091. Haha! Thanks!
    1
  4092. Thanks Barry!
    1
  4093. Thanks Paulo! Yes, being a consultant is kind of the end game for me as well but it takes a little time to drum up some business. I'll definitely keep posting! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4094. Thanks!
    1
  4095. Thanks Nick!
    1
  4096. Thanks! That's AWESOME Rogerio! You have your hands full!! But it's fun, isnt' it?
    1
  4097. lol. Yeah, unintentional entertainment! Thanks Joe! Love hearing from you.
    1
  4098. It took me a 3-4 months. But I was really busy at work.
    1
  4099. Sorry, I don't remember!
    1
  4100. +Gunwoo Gim Yeah, they can be tough to come by but it is becoming more common. Thanks!
    1
  4101. That is MUCH APPRECIATED!! ;) Thanks for watching!
    1
  4102. Hey lippyni!!! Thanks for the feedback! I have heard the same thing about getting your CCNP R/S before going down other tracks. I do already have my CCNA Voice but I would have gotten my CCNP R/S if I had this same advice back then. That's why I'm getting my CCNP R/S before my CCNA Collab and CCNP Collab.
    1
  4103. That's amazing that you have already been offered work!! Excellent!! I really appreciate the feedback and the encouragement!
    1
  4104. Absolutely!
    1
  4105. Lol, that's his default state.
    1
  4106. I agree with Turil. It does depend on the area, but more often than not a certification will give you the leg up. So, if you are even thinking about getting your CCNA......just do it.
    1
  4107. +J Big lol. Adventure awaits!
    1
  4108. That's awesome. I battle self-doubt on a regular basis so I know the struggle is real! Glad I could help!
    1
  4109. Thanks for watching! Yes, freedom is the greatest goal....in my opinion!
    1
  4110. I have the same opinion. Thank you sir!
    1
  4111. I've never used skillsoft. I've always been a "you get what you pay for" kind of guy. I also always try to go name brand. If you are having trouble finding out if people like it (or even use it!), then I think you should go for INE or CBT>
    1
  4112. Thanks!
    1
  4113. Great questions. Instead of SSL inspection, I believe they do something similar to Cisco’s stealthwatch platform, utilizing heuristics and threat signatures to detect.
    1
  4114. It’s only for camera surveillance footage.
    1
  4115. Yeah, I wish it did. But I get it.
    1
  4116. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4117. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  4118. Python is always a good choice. However, knowing bash isn’t a big leap and you may encounter situations where you need it.
    1
  4119. just habit
    1
  4120. This got me. lol.
    1
  4121. I know!!! I'm so excited!
    1
  4122. All this will be answered in the next video. Thank you for dropping by. And don't worry.
    1
  4123. It's interesting what they're doing with it. The opinion now is that getting the CCNA before the date will be really good for you.
    1
  4124. Still holds value. Don’t worry.
    1
  4125. Yes it is!!
    1
  4126. I'll explain.
    1
  4127. CCENT. You can finish ICND1 and ICND2 before Feb 2020
    1
  4128. Breathe......
    1
  4129. Thanks Matthew!
    1
  4130. Great question. I'll get it answered
    1
  4131. finish that CCNA before feb 2020
    1
  4132. the Network Engineer tools I use: WAN Killer: http://bit.ly/WANkiller IP Address Scanner: http://bit.ly/ipscansw Network Device Scanner: http://bit.ly/netdevicescanner Wifi Heat Map: http://bit.ly/wifiheatmapsw Wifi Analyzer: http://bit.ly/wifianalyzersw SolarWinds NPM: http://bit.ly/netperfmonAre you going to learn Linux?? The new CCNA is here and there is only ONE!! CCENT is dead, no more ICND1. Cisco is restructuring ALL the certifications from CCNA to CCNP to CCIE. 🔥🔥🔥Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2R3dpaH 🔥🔥🔥 What do you think?
    1
  4133. Thank you!
    1
  4134. Yes, but this will involve setting up an isolated network on your home network.
    1
  4135. Yep. That works too.
    1
  4136. Off the charts!!!
    1
  4137. I believe so. I haven’t tested isolation though.
    1
  4138. I use both. I like virtual box because anyone can use it.
    1
  4139. I use it because it is the most accessible OS to most people getting started
    1
  4140. Can’t login to the vulnhub machines to do that
    1
  4141. Thanks Alex :)
    1
  4142. Thank you!
    1
  4143. I’ll allow it.
    1
  4144. Awesome!
    1
  4145. Thank you!
    1
  4146. NO!! RIGHT NOW!! 😉
    1
  4147. nice
    1
  4148. Lol
    1
  4149. soon!
    1
  4150. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    1
  4151. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4152. Huh?
    1
  4153. Hi!
    1
  4154. Love this!!
    1
  4155. soon...ish
    1
  4156. Couldn’t hurt
    1
  4157. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4158. Awesome!
    1
  4159. That is really awesome! Good job!
    1
  4160. Thank you!
    1
  4161. Wow! Good luck. My favorite exam so far.
    1
  4162. Dude, that sounds awesome. You got a direct link for that?
    1
  4163. Awesome! Congrats Evan!
    1
  4164. Search NetworkChuck in the iTunes or stitcher directory :)
    1
  4165. Awesome!!! CCNA Wireless is fun.
    1
  4166. It’s awesome!
    1
  4167. AWESOME! Congrats!
    1
  4168. It can be easy if you're coming fresh off of studying the ROUTE and SWITCH.
    1
  4169. so close!
    1
  4170. Thank you for stopping by :)
    1
  4171. Thanks :)
    1
  4172. thanks :)
    1
  4173. thank you :)
    1
  4174. I’ll allow it :)
    1
  4175. Yes! Get it Jay!
    1
  4176. Definitely! I'll keep an eye out for you!
    1
  4177. Good luck!
    1
  4178. Thanks Paul. I'm glad I can be that person.
    1
  4179. That's definitely enough of a 'why'
    1
  4180. Thanks Sam!
    1
  4181. ballsy.......or just stupid! I'll find out and let you know ;)
    1
  4182. Excellent! Good luck!
    1
  4183. This. You just helped me construct part of my why. Thank you.
    1
  4184. Too true. Thanks Steven.
    1
  4185. So happy that I could do that for you, Josh. You're not far behind. The CCIE will be quite the journey, if I do decide to do it...there is plenty of time for you to join me.
    1
  4186. @Wesley Thank you Wesley! I like the perspective.
    1
  4187.  @juanmolleda7249  Good thought. I'll definitely let you know.
    1
  4188.  @SlimDaddy9  Thank you! And keep at it. Your story is inspiring. And happy birthday!!
    1
  4189.  @passionzhere  DAAAANG
    1
  4190.  @dangoswick  True.
    1
  4191.  @arkadyka6777  Thank you!!
    1
  4192.  @scotthaviland4876  Deal.
    1
  4193. @rgb2718 That's some deep stuff sir, thank you!
    1
  4194. It's tempting! I'll keep you updated. Thanks Carlos.
    1
  4195. My thoughts exactly. But after that.....idk.
    1
  4196. That sounds amazing! I would jump at the chance to learn and work with NSX.
    1
  4197. It will definitely test my knowledge. I'm a little afraid of that.
    1
  4198. Thank you Junior!
    1
  4199. Thank you!
    1
  4200. Truth.
    1
  4201. I can only imagine. Thank you!
    1
  4202. Love it!!
    1
  4203. You got it! It's just gonna make our jobs more fun!
    1
  4204. Good deal! What languages do you know?
    1
  4205. Yes sir, you can. Right now, it's really about scripting and automation which isn't "hard-core" programming just yet. I think we will eventually get there but not for a while.
    1
  4206. My pleasure Eugene!! Adding programming to networking has been pretty cool for me so far. Adds a bit of complexity and fun.
    1
  4207. Done! They’ve extended because of COVID.
    1
  4208. True true. Experience is king. Certs are great when starting out or when you’re trying to make a move to a higher role or a different role.
    1
  4209. Yep, MS moved the date. Thank goodness!!!!
    1
  4210. great idea!
    1
  4211. I wish you could but pfsense doesn’t have an arm image yet.
    1
  4212. Oh….that’s coming.
    1
  4213. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4214. Yes!:_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4215. Thank you 🙏
    1
  4216. :_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  4217. Dang it. Lol.
    1
  4218. thank you!
    1
  4219. Thank you.
    1
  4220. Never enough:_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4221. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4222. My job here is done.
    1
  4223. thank you :) And I love coincidences like these :)
    1
  4224. It can!
    1
  4225. Lol. You’d be surprised how many companies have their stuff configured default.
    1
  4226. haha, thanks!! I was particularly proud of this one!
    1
  4227. Nothing posted but they did confirm they will be more affordable.
    1
  4228. It’s funny, I hear the opposite.
    1
  4229. New. Plus a badge.
    1
  4230. Agreed! I also love the automation throughout.
    1
  4231. Agreed! I also love the automation throughout.
    1
  4232. I didn’t. ....hmmm...lemme go check.
    1
  4233. Truth. And that’s true for pretty much everything.
    1
  4234. Noted. Thank you!
    1
  4235. I’ve got some stuff coming!
    1
  4236. Dang it! Gotta fire my fact checker.
    1
  4237. No, only Windows 10 from what i've read.
    1
  4238. Thank you David!
    1
  4239. I commented on the winners comments.
    1
  4240. Thanks!
    1
  4241. Sure is!
    1
  4242. True.
    1
  4243. I get that. But again, it’s what makes it a good skill to have because a lot of people feel the same way you do.
    1
  4244. So true.
    1
  4245. My wife won't let me shave it....and she wins.
    1
  4246. Means so much to hear this! Thanks!
    1
  4247. Thanks for great tips!! I love that the result of me learning Linux is that I’m better on my Mac.
    1
  4248. Canon 80D
    1
  4249. For some it is!!!
    1
  4250. See point 2, I think everyone should get into IT ;)
    1
  4251. Well isn't that painfully obvious! (now)
    1
  4252. Awesome!
    1
  4253. Problem is, you don't make a lot of money fixing home computers. (usually). Learning Linux so that you can work on servers will bring in $$$$$$
    1
  4254. True. For many, the path to developer starts with overcoming their fear of Linux.
    1
  4255. Nice!
    1
  4256. Yeah!!!!!!
    1
  4257. Wow!
    1
  4258. I know, I know....I'm OS-fluid.
    1
  4259. I’m a professional ;)
    1
  4260. Start working in tech.
    1
  4261. Not for entry level. It is fantastic at getting your foot in the door.
    1
  4262. Love this. Thanks Jonas! So cool to hear how it still pops on your CV
    1
  4263. Definitely on my list. Thank you Utkarsh.
    1
  4264. Paying for it through Microsoft Azure cloud.
    1
  4265. Thank you Tom!
    1
  4266. Unless....you want to make a ton of money working with Linux..........
    1
  4267. Yup, great advice. I recommended Microsoft Azure in my latest video.
    1
  4268. Thanks Dan! These types of comments really help me.
    1
  4269. Interesting. Thanks.
    1
  4270. Also a good point.
    1
  4271. Thanks Jahmel!
    1
  4272. Try to sprinkle in a little Linux training here and there. But don’t let it distract you from getting the CCNA. Dive deeper into Linux afterwards.
    1
  4273. You definitely can (and I do) but I think it’s more fun and satisfying to use a raspberry pi.
    1
  4274. Thank you!
    1
  4275. It will. You just need to make sure it's structured correctly and it's project-based.
    1
  4276. Gotta reinforce!!
    1
  4277. Thank you!
    1
  4278. Microsoft Azure
    1
  4279. Yeah, I took it down. More to come though!
    1
  4280. Raspberry Pi!!! Or Linux on a Windows machine either using the WSL or virtualbox.
    1
  4281. I guess you’ll have to bring Linux to the new job!
    1
  4282. Awesome! When is your test date?
    1
  4283. Ill be making a video about this soon.
    1
  4284. It’s case-sensitive
    1
  4285. *linux-ish
    1
  4286. Awesome! What do you use for video editing in Linux?
    1
  4287. Thank you!
    1
  4288. sudo brush teeth
    1
  4289. I’m a simple man. Coffee and computers.
    1
  4290. Yeah!!!!!!
    1
  4291. Thanks!! Knowing just a little Linux has helped me out so much.
    1
  4292. Thank you!
    1
  4293. Yes!!! This was the main reason I made this video...situations like this.
    1
  4294. Thank you!
    1
  4295. Excellent! Which books did you pick?
    1
  4296. You will never find that perfect distribution. Pick one...for now...you will probably end up changing later on
    1
  4297. vi scared me away when I first tried it a few years back...nano won my heart.
    1
  4298. Did we just become best friends?
    1
  4299. Setup an NFS share
    1
  4300. I still love Windows. A lot.
    1
  4301. Let’s get it!
    1
  4302. Excellent advice. Been using VS Code for a few weeks now....LOVE IT!
    1
  4303. Oh, I made sure the spit zone was outside of the cup. I was ready to grab that sucker right out of their hands.
    1
  4304. Lol. No fear, I have coffee skilzzzzz
    1
  4305. It is, but it can be a huge hurdle at first.
    1
  4306. I hear that is the gold standard for Linux folks.
    1
  4307. Says my wife...about me....everyday
    1
  4308. Alright!!!!
    1
  4309. Tell them I said it was okay. GET YOU ONE ;)
    1
  4310. :)
    1
  4311. Interesting....
    1
  4312. Thank you!
    1
  4313. Go buy an A+ course for $10 of Udemy and start right now.
    1
  4314. It's getting there, from what I've heard.
    1
  4315. word on that. As soon as Adobe Creative Cloud works on Linux, I'm switching fo real.
    1
  4316. Thanks! Retro by Hurley Mower.
    1
  4317. Haha…..hadn’t considered that. Prob time to take it to the next level….auto closing doors.
    1
  4318. I know.......
    1
  4319. :_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  4320. :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4321. ALL THE TIME.
    1
  4322. It was only loud on boot. Silent all other times.
    1
  4323. :_NetChuckConfused:Hmmm I can't say I haven't
    1
  4324. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckRaspPi::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckRaspPi:
    1
  4325. Un short, yea. Takes an extra 30 seconds at most
    1
  4326. I needed a refill :_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4327. KOVY!!
    1
  4328. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4329.  @mudlife318  VPN would be the easiest way. Beyond that, you can actually install and use something like TrueNAS or nextcloud with ceph.
    1
  4330. never!
    1
  4331. My initial tests with 24.04 gave me some headaches. I would stick with officially supported versions.
    1
  4332. Performance is amazing. FrankeNAS is pretty good considering. But my production ceph cluster is insane. It self heals.
    1
  4333. Yes, getting switch now will renew CCNA. GO FOR IT!! (Actually, go for TSHOOT. That will be 1/2 of the new CCNP. Either go Switch+ROUTE or just tshoot.) VIRL 2 is coming soon....what i've been told.
    1
  4334. Love it! Thank you.
    1
  4335. Noted, SDN and more specifically SDWAN has been around for a bit. I think it just becomes more exciting when the market leaders start bringing out their products and making it more mainstream. Appreciate the feedback!
    1
  4336. Thanks Chris! Welcome.
    1
  4337. Thanks Luis!
    1
  4338. I’m the works. CIPTV1 is almost done.
    1
  4339. Hey, MPLS is still an amazing option if you can fork out the $$$. Plus, SD-WAN can be used over MPLS so.... :)
    1
  4340. Thank you!
    1
  4341. Checkout Phil Gervasi and Daniel Dib on Twitter. They deploy and lab this stuff.
    1
  4342. Thank you!
    1
  4343. Really?
    1
  4344. What are your thoughts? Like it? Love it?
    1
  4345. Not at all. The only thing that will change is the type of work we'll be doing or..focusing on....they will still need us.
    1
  4346. Appreciate the feedback...and yeah...I do get it. But...all the big companies do this, coming out with a product acting like they were first to market. It's just a question of who can do it better and who has the market?
    1
  4347. Yep! Or it can be hosted by Cisco in the cloud
    1
  4348. it's being said....API is the new CLI.
    1
  4349. Thank you!
    1
  4350. Heh, yeah, might be a big upsell for such a smallish deployment.
    1
  4351. You could. But it’s easier to just access a website that you host.
    1
  4352. Awesome!! It wasn’t the most straightforward thing.
    1
  4353. Not really. Unless you self host onprem
    1
  4354. It’s a way of editing that settings file. Just really quick in one line of code.
    1
  4355. Meet you there.
    1
  4356. We did. It was the last option with the -v switch
    1
  4357. do it
    1
  4358. Check your inbox!
    1
  4359. Check your inbox!
    1
  4360. Check your inbox!
    1
  4361. oh, i believe you :)
    1
  4362. congrats Shaun! Send an email to contest@networkchuck.com with your shipping address
    1
  4363. Adam Spector :)
    1
  4364. Look in the description. I link the Guide
    1
  4365. lol. Yeah, that was a throwaway wallet for the example.
    1
  4366. Yep. That's actually what I demoed in this video. It will be slower than the 4GB-8GB models but it totally works.
    1
  4367. Yep.
    1
  4368. I’m about to use it. But containers aren’t a great use case for mining.
    1
  4369. You get more with 8GB ram
    1
  4370. It is the port. The pool decides what port to use.
    1
  4371. Wasn’t trying to be shady, just trying to illustrate what would happen. I also created that wallet for fun, I even left the neumonic in the screen.
    1
  4372. Thank you 😊
    1
  4373. Yes, you should be able to.
    1
  4374. Right?!
    1
  4375. :_NetChuckRIGHTNOW::_NetChuckRIGHTNOW:
    1
  4376. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckCoffee:
    1
  4377. :_NetChuckNetworking::_NetChuckHacking::_NetChuckNetworking:
    1
  4378. :_NetChuckCoffee::_NetChuckHacking:
    1
  4379. Thanks for watching!
    1
  4380. I'm not a hacker, I'm a teacher and YouTuber. I just happen to love learning hacking and teaching it.
    1
  4381. It won't hurt.
    1
  4382. Awesome Steve!
    1
  4383. You are correct. Smart move if you only have one voucher.
    1
  4384. The OCG books will be sufficient. Just don’t rely on books alone.
    1
  4385. That’s a tight timeline. Not impossible but you will have to hustle.
    1
  4386. I’ve found that my passion for networking is really just a passion for IT. Sometimes you need to learn to skills that people want and in this case it sounds like that will be the MCSA. You can always come back to networking. It’s not going anywhere. And I think you’ll fall in love with Microsoft stuff too.
    1
  4387. That might be a little tight. Depends on when you can get your CCNA RS wrapped up.
    1
  4388. No one, save the exam creators (and they are STILL writing it) know what it looks like. HOWEVER, if you pass all the CCNP exams available now, you will inherit the new CCNP, even without a CCNA.
    1
  4389. Thanks Joe!
    1
  4390. All the study material available right not for the current exam
    1
  4391. Thank you for the kind words. Grateful I can be of help.
    1
  4392. Yeah, I see it as an advanced Network+
    1
  4393. Yeah, it can be frustrating. They gotta keep up with all the other vendors though.
    1
  4394.  @MikeBolitho  Very smart to renew in December.
    1
  4395. Good luck! And yeah, Jason Gooley is one serious dude.
    1
  4396. Thank you Wallace!
    1
  4397. Haha, thanks.
    1
  4398. Nothing official on that yet. We’ll see how the industry adopts it.
    1
  4399. Finish that CCNP! Have you taken ROUTE or TSHOOT yet? Good luck! If this is the first of the three you are taking...you have plenty of time!
    1
  4400. I have to as well......something I didn't realize....shhhh...I'll talk about it in a later video.
    1
  4401. Totally practical to get CCENT then ICND2. BUT!!!!! Make sure you have both before FEB 2020. CBT Nuggets - David Bombal - Boson Netsim. —> links are on my site.
    1
  4402. It’s just easier to tell my editors to blur anything like this.
    1
  4403. Yet, here you are.
    1
  4404. Thank you :)
    1
  4405. :)
    1
  4406. No, you can use most Linux distros. But yeah, twitter is a requirement.
    1
  4407. Congrats!! Send me a direct message with your email address.
    1
  4408. Congrats!! Send me a direct message with your email!
    1
  4409. Congrats!! Send me a direct message with your email!
    1
  4410. Friendly reminder, send me an email to redeem: chuck@networkchuck.com
    1
  4411. Congrats!! Send me a direct message with your email!
    1
  4412. The dreaded “it depends” answer. If you know how to fix a computer and what the “cloud” is...you might be able to jump right into Cisco certs. Otherwise, do CompTIA first.
    1
  4413. Yes, it’s possible. It will be work and you’ll need to hustle, but you can do it.
    1
  4414. Thanks Khalid! It won’t just be multiple choice. It will have simlets that require commands.
    1
  4415. I hear ya, it's rough. Join the community ---> networkchuck.com/discord You never know who can help.
    1
  4416. Nothing concrete. You can only guess based on the outline what it will be like. Googling and learning JSON and automation tools will be good for now.
    1
  4417. Thank you!
    1
  4418. Awesome! You’ve got this!
    1
  4419. Do it...or don’t......no wait...do it!.....or don’t.......yes...do it!!! Yeah, I think you should do it.
    1
  4420. Start right now.
    1
  4421. Congrats!!!
    1
  4422. I only advise renewing your certs by attaining other certs. Unless you are renewing your CCIE.
    1
  4423. New CCNA doesn’t have labs/sims on the exam. Just a ton of questions. I’d say it’s difficult but not necessarily harder.
    1
  4424. Jump to CCNP Security. It will serve you better
    1
  4425.  @staplesdex2  Congrats!!
    1
  4426. OUCH! I get it...I know how it could seem like that HOWEVER Getting the CCNA changed my life. Period. I have used all of these resources to get certified and can vouch for them.
    1
  4427. It will be a good step up from A+ and Sec+. More hands on.
    1
  4428. You definitely have enough time. Just make sure you start today.
    1
  4429. 60-90 days is totally possible but it will take a lot of work. You have experience, even if it’s not network specific, it’s still valuable, more so than a degree. That paired with a CCNA will start you down a great path.
    1
  4430. Appreciate you! Thanks.
    1
  4431. Packet Tracer is great.
    1
  4432. Both.
    1
  4433. No, it will.
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  4434. Yes. You will still have that CCNA Security for the next 3 years. Looks great on a resume.
    1
  4435. I wouldn’t say more difficult. Just different.
    1
  4436. If you get your CCNA Security tomorrow, it's good for 3 years no matter what. That's the value. Recruiters will still be looking for "CCNA Security" on the resume for a good while. Bonus, you get the new cert automatically and a training badge.
    1
  4437. NetworkChuck.com/discord
    1
  4438. This is the workaround. You don't need a static IP.
    1
  4439. Awesome!! Congrats!! I'd rather you study too much than not enough!
    1
  4440. lol. Not a bad idea!
    1
  4441. Yeah I know it's a bummer! But yes! Keep studying! Don't let anything stop you!
    1
  4442. Hey, CBT Nuggets is solid! Yes sir, born and bred.
    1
  4443. Good luck on the CCNA Marquie!
    1
  4444. What are you using for study?
    1
  4445. Sorry :( But don't let it stop you!! What cert are you working on right now? CCENT?
    1
  4446. ha, yeah, that would be amazing
    1
  4447. Yes and yes. :)
    1
  4448. I honestly have no idea!! I can't remember where I got it!
    1
  4449. Well, I can't help you there ;)
    1
  4450. Awesome!
    1
  4451. I think you just have to recreate the phone. Haven’t done that in a while :)
    1
  4452. Absolutely!! Thanks for stopping by!
    1
  4453. Thanks!
    1
  4454. Yeah, I'm not sure if I'm going with his stuff or not. He has written some great books and made videos for Cisco Press....but I'm not sure if he has the same production quality and content as a CBT or INE would.
    1
  4455. I'm thinking about using Kevin Wallace. He seems to be one of the out there that actually has a Collaboration track. I'm fortunate enough to have access to a lot of voice equipment at the office! :)
    1
  4456. I'm working on it!
    1
  4457. That's what I originally planned to do.....I'm going to add that to the schedule. Couldn't agree more! Thank you for the feedback!
    1
  4458. They are coming! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4459. Thank you!
    1
  4460. I knew Kubernetes won but I didn't know how badly Docker Swarm lost. Great info!
    1
  4461. Thank you!
    1
  4462. Thanks!
    1
  4463. Resource utilization is a big one. You can run a lot more "stuff" than you could with VMs.
    1
  4464. Haha, just cinnamon...a looong time ago.
    1
  4465. I was seriously afraid before making this video lol
    1
  4466. Thank you!
    1
  4467. Got to start somewhere :)
    1
  4468. Yes, but I don’t believe after install. You’ll have to create the container again. You can link containers, it will be part of the command when creating the container. Did this with Wordpress and MySQL.
    1
  4469. Thank you!
    1
  4470. It's not needed. But it depends on what your role is. Your main gig could be devops and docker focused and that would definitely help.
    1
  4471. Thank you Bianca!! Comments like these give me crazy motivation.
    1
  4472. Yes!! Great comment and motivation.
    1
  4473. I believe you can....but haven't played with that yet. I know you can definitely network docker containers between systems.
    1
  4474. gowtham vijay use the tag “frenchpress”
    1
  4475. Thank you Peter! Thank you for the encouragement, I'm never sure how videos like this will land, especially when there are a MILLION other vidoes like it.
    1
  4476. Haha, thanks!
    1
  4477. Thanks Morad! I’m so glad I could help.
    1
  4478. I can see how it’s not the solution for everything.
    1
  4479. It is possible. I'll have to make a video about it :)
    1
  4480. That’s pretty much all cloud providers.
    1
  4481. Good suggestion!
    1
  4482. naw, not meant for that.
    1
  4483. Thank you!
    1
  4484. True. I think we'll see that SLOWLY change as Microsoft adopts more Linux.
    1
  4485. cpu, mem, harddrive. Extremely similar to a VM, just more efficient.
    1
  4486. Thanks! And yeah, I didn’t go too deep here. I need to make more :)
    1
  4487. :)
    1
  4488. The image I pulled from docker was exactly that. I build that docker image on my computer last year. I've run that exact same image on other computers, Azure and Linode.
    1
  4489. Let's get it!
    1
  4490. You can get by without it for now....but not for long. You won't be a full-blown software developer, but you will need to know enough to work with APIs.
    1
  4491. YES!
    1
  4492. I talked with a rep once to see if it would be a good ISE replacement. It didn't go any further than that....but I've heard good things.
    1
  4493. This is something I'm wanting to look into as well. Let me know how it goes!
    1
  4494. For some config, yes. But, the cool part is starting to use the APIs to integrate all the things!
    1
  4495. If that sci-fi future world does happen....it won’t be for a long time. So, jump into IT, it’s amazing, and your job and skill will adapt to all the changes.
    1
  4496.  @ChintuPatel30  Both of you better get back to us on the results :)
    1
  4497. Thanks for commenting Sadik! Really great to hear from you.
    1
  4498. If networks still confuse you, go for the Network+. If not, jump right into CCNA, starting with your CCENT.
    1
  4499. YES! Mission accomplished!
    1
  4500. One thing you can do is try to automate your labs. That's what I plan on doing.
    1
  4501. Yep!
    1
  4502. Yes, this course assumes a little networking knowledge but nothing too crazy that you couldn't fumble your way through it.
    1
  4503. *she
    1
  4504. I mark up all my books. I love it. It becomes a living and breathing document that I can return to.
    1
  4505. That's a fantastic idea!! How would you approach these companies? And how did you find them?
    1
  4506. Wow Gloria, you definitely have a head start with all of your experience. If you add a few certs to show your relevance, I think it will be able to jump-start your career
    1
  4507. Oh wow! That's awesome!
    1
  4508. Network Engineering is changing but it’s not going anywhere.
    1
  4509. Absolutely not!! I just attending a Network Engineer conference (one of the largest IT conferences) that had 30K+ attendees.
    1
  4510. I couldn't disagree more!! Some of the best engineers I know are women and employers know that. You're right, it is a male dominated field, but that makes you rare and employable. It's just a fact that companies are trying to diversify their IT staff. You're are going down a great path.
    1
  4511. If you have the time....WGU is AWESOME!! It will take you longer to get your certs but you end up with a degree...so you have to weigh what is important to your career right now. When I started with WGU I already had my CCNA and I was just doing it for the piece of paper. I didn't finish because i realized I didn't need it. (And still don't!)
    1
  4512. Agreed. If you can find a good study formula for yourself, you can knock out these tests.
    1
  4513. DEFINITELY go for your certifications. CCNA then CCNP
    1
  4514. +Johnny CincoCero if you have the time and money, go for it!! But usually you don't. This is for people who really need to get their career going as fast as possible.
    1
  4515. Without a doubt. You'll have to put in the time but it can happen.
    1
  4516. Absolutely. Seen it done.
    1
  4517. Agreed. Degrees are valuable. But I wanted to focus more on the FASTEST path to success in IT. Degrees are an asset in any career but they don't usually go as far as a (recent) solid IT certification that pertains to exactly what the job is you'll be doing.
    1
  4518. Yeah, I fixed it in later videos. I was still a noob.
    1
  4519. I see that too. But I also know guys who skipped college, went to Cisco NetAcad and got hired right away from one of the US's largest consulting firms (I think their whole class did) Location does matter in this issue.
    1
  4520. + stayflyprinting My pleasure!
    1
  4521. If it's worth your time and your money...go for it! Just don't discount self-study!
    1
  4522. You're on a really good path. I love that you are also getting experience right now!! IT training always comes down to how much time and money you have. A college course takes a little bit more time and money but if that is what's best for you, go for it!! Is your job paying for the course?
    1
  4523. I definitely see your point. But I would also argue that if you want to learn psychology or physics...etc....you can pick up a book or sign up for a Coursera course. You will often learn a lot more from this method. I believe that college is only valuable for the piece of paper. Everything you learn in college you can learn faster and go deeper with self-study.
    1
  4524. When you say analyst, I'm assuming it's like a helpdesk/IT Analyst position? If so, yes, getting your CCENT/CCNA will definitely help!!
    1
  4525. What was his degree in? And what was the job?
    1
  4526. You already the degree check mark. Go for certs and you'll be golden.
    1
  4527. Agreed, it never hurts! Good luck on the CCNA!
    1
  4528. Thanks Paul! REALLY glad I can help! Why are you waiting? If you want to do it and you are able to, start now!
    1
  4529. No dumps. Labs I can get behind. CBT Nuggets all the way.
    1
  4530. Excellent advice. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  4531. I'm sure you're expecting this answer....it depends! The current job market you are in is a big factor. With helpdesk experience and a CCNA...that will be enough to land you a solid Jr. Network Admin role. Again, I can't speak to your exact location and available roles....but it can range from $45K-$60K.
    1
  4532. Grow one! Getting a cert ( along will your experience at a server farm) will set you up for a great career. I can't recommend going for your CCNA more. Thanks for subscribing!
    1
  4533. Degrees do open doors. But they don't guarantee anything.
    1
  4534. Gotcha. Sounds like a great program. If you have the time to attend class that's the best path.
    1
  4535. Online?
    1
  4536. I honestly don't remember! I grabbed it from somewhere a while back. Thanks for watching!
    1
  4537. Edward, thank you for the insight! I agree that degrees can be more valuable in some situations. My take on this was fast-tracking your career without dumping a ton of money into a degree. We can all agree that experience is king and trumps certs and degrees when being considered for a job. And for someone just starting out, I think getting your certifications is the quickest way to get that experience. Degrees have their place and will be a huge asset in other professions and industries. But for person who wants to take advantage of this amazing IT job market without breaking the bank on a degree and spending 4 in years in the process, certs are the way to go.
    1
  4538. Awesome! A really good video course will jumpstart your study. INE or CBT Nuggets. If those are a bit too pricey, I have some other video courses listed on my site: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  4539. Start with a good video training package. That will be your best start. Check out the resources here: NetworkChuck.com/Resources
    1
  4540. Sweet. I've been wanting to add that to my resume. I deal with SIP a lot now but I feel like I need to fill in a few blanks. Wow, sounds like you have a lot of room to grow!
    1
  4541. Man...life happens! What are you working on now?
    1
  4542. AWESOME!! You are on the fast track!
    1
  4543. Boot camps can be good if you have the money. I've never personally attended one so it's hard for me to say yay or nay. I'm a big fan of self-study. A big part of being successful in IT is knowing how to acquire information on your own and self-studying for a cert only helps this skill.
    1
  4544. You are unique in that you have some hands on experience with technology and installation. You may be able to land a helpdesk job with just that. Just to be sure, do a quick search of helpdesk jobs in your area and see what they are looking for. If A+ seems to be a big keyword on these job descriptions, I would go ahead and start studying for it while you search for a job. Once you have a helpdesk job......I wouldn't bother with A+ if you don't already have it. Jump right into Cisco. Also, be sure to tailor your resume to the type of job you are looking for. Highlight troubleshooting skills you have acquired while on the job. I would even add that you are studying for your A+....this is kind of a hack I learned because your Resume will come up in a keyword search. On how long it might take to become a network engineer.....if you can get your CCNA and hands-on experience.....2-3 years
    1
  4545. Yes, I would recommend starting with a helpdesk job.
    1
  4546. Awesome! Thanks for subbing! And keep up the great work!
    1
  4547. That's excellent!! I love that you are finding a way to provide more value to your company and to yourself. It's a win win!
    1
  4548. It really depends on what your goals are. If you eventually plan to go into management.....then yeah the BA is a good thing to get right now. But....if it's more important for you right now to fast track your career and make more money, then I would go for the CCNA. The good news is that no matter what you choose it will leave you in a great spot!!
    1
  4549. It does largely depend on 1. Your goals and 2. Your location Many areas are DESPERATE for IT talent. Companies can't afford to be picky about degrees.
    1
  4550. I'm not cool enough.
    1
  4551. Thanks!
    1
  4552. Yeah, there are variables. It all depends on your situation. In almost every case, certifications are the best option for your wallet and your time.
    1
  4553. Uh uh. ;)
    1
  4554. You hit the nail on the head. Engineer is like a level-up from Admin. The biggest difference is that you are expected to not only "administer" the environment but facilitate the design and provide solutions.
    1
  4555. It is definitely NOT TOO LATE! The industry is in dire need of talent and it's prime time for anyone, no matter what their age, to jump into networking.
    1
  4556. Thanks Pedro!! I would recommend going with a video training resource and a book resource. You can check out what I recommend here: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  4557. No sir! You are in Prime time!!! You are in a sweet spot, already having IT experience. I started on the helpdesk when I was 22 and didn't have my CCNA until I was 23. You are on a great path.
    1
  4558. Thank you for watching!
    1
  4559. Thanks for watching!
    1
  4560. Thanks for reaching out Brandon! That's a tough situation. If you are ONLY supporting iOS devices.....I don't think that will be enough. You need some level of enterprise helpdesk experience, working with Windows, Servers...etc. Most helpdesks will allow you to start working with the network team if you show some initiative. So, unless you can branch out into any other type of tech.....I would start looking for a helpdesk job.
    1
  4561. If a degree is important for your longterm goals, I would say get them at the same time unless the CCNA is part of your degree plan. Getting your CCNA now will put your resume above the other MIS applicants.
    1
  4562. Agreed. Experience is king (I think I mentioned that in the video...) I appreciate the kind words!! Certs really come in handy when it comes to consulting. Even if you don't plan to work full-time at an MSP or VAR, it opens the door to moonlighting as a contractor. Nevertheless, you are in a great position. What cert are you working on now?
    1
  4563. It's great if all you want to do is Help Desk work. If you are already pretty well versed in computers, I would skip it and go straight to CCENT/CCNA
    1
  4564. I've heard of a few companies doing this.....but it's not prevalent in my area. Network Engineers are VERY MUCH in demand. Most companies want their network engineers on prem.
    1
  4565. Thanks for watching! CCNP..definitely. CCIE.....I shudder thinking about it. Maybe!
    1
  4566. Check out some of my recommended resources here: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  4567. When you say telecom, are we talking ISPs or legacy telephone vendors?
    1
  4568. Thanks!! Adding a BS will always enhance any certification....it's really about the time and value.
    1
  4569. Yes sir, absolutely! Thanks for watching!
    1
  4570. Thanks!
    1
  4571. Thanks for watching Adam! Let me know how the interviews go and if you need any advice. I've landed a number of job offers with a few key tips and tricks.
    1
  4572. Absolutely.
    1
  4573. Do they not take the CCNA exam?
    1
  4574. Thanks for watching!
    1
  4575. Thank you sir!
    1
  4576. Luck is just a combination of preparation and opportunity. You were ready! Yeah...it's time to get that CCNA ;)
    1
  4577. Since you are just starting out, I would say CompTIA A+. You need that to get on a helpdesk, which is a great starting point. From there, go straight into the CCNA, skip the Network+. Thanks for watching and the feedback! Good luck and let me know if I can help in any way!
    1
  4578. For IT, I would only recommend a degree program with certs built -in. Agreed!
    1
  4579. Thanks!!
    1
  4580. Free on android! Man!
    1
  4581. Thanks Chandler!
    1
  4582. Absolutely!
    1
  4583. I haven't tried it but it seems pretty cool. I'll spin it up and take a look.
    1
  4584. Todd Lammle is solid but I've always used the Cisco Press books and I hear great things.
    1
  4585. + Tairu Smalls What's your tech background? Do you have any experience?
    1
  4586. Get it!
    1
  4587. Yeah you can!! Todd Lammle's a beast...let me know how the training goes!
    1
  4588. Oh, wow, I didn't know Todd Lammle did Lynda. I haven't heard much on it but Todd Lammle is a beast so....if you already have the subscription...go for it!
    1
  4589. Get it!
    1
  4590. Thanks!! I always go for the OCG (official cert guide) from Cisco press.
    1
  4591. Hey Akhilez!! You are on the right path, for sure! I always recommend starting with two things, a good video course and a good book. Look here: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  4592. That’s rough!! But I love your dedication and drive!
    1
  4593. Hey, I appreciate your hustle!! For me, when I first started studying for my CCNA, all I used was Packet Tracer....which does the job!! It's free, you just need to sign up for a free netacad account.
    1
  4594. Start with CCNA R/S. You need that foundation. Security is HOOTTTT, you also can't go wrong with datacenter. Do both and see which one you like.
    1
  4595. Start with the CCENT. (Cisco Entry Network Tech) It will give you the foundation for getting started in networking. Start with these resources: networkchuck.com/resources
    1
  4596. No one is really an expert....just keep learning and enjoy the journey.
    1
  4597. If you have $10-$20, you can find a great course on Udemy.  https://goo.gl/shCyY1
    1
  4598. Thanks Ayman! I appreciate you watching!
    1
  4599. Thanks! Glad I can help!
    1
  4600. BEast mode!! That's amazing!
    1
  4601. Absolutely!! Good luck!
    1
  4602. Thanks!! I tried out Boson didn’t like it very much. This was in 2012 though, I’m sure they made some updates since then ;)
    1
  4603. +Joshua Riggs Yeah, It is! I was fortunate enough to have some hardware from my job to play with. There is a pretty good lab kit on my site that will help you get your hands dirty. NetworkChuck.com/resources
    1
  4604. Thank you for your kind words Gabriel!! Good luck on the ICND! and ICND2!
    1
  4605. Thanks for watching Tega! Good luck!
    1
  4606. AWESOME! Don't lose that momentum. Thanks for the comment.....keeps me motivated on my studies as well!
    1
  4607. Absolutely! Family is my primary driver!
    1
  4608. I'm doing great! Thanks for asking! That's always the hardest part! I always recommend getting started on a helpdesk at a small-medium sized company that will have the opportunity for you to move up.
    1
  4609. Most networking jobs will require at least some after-hours work. As you progress through the ranks, this becomes fewer and far between. Things such as an on-call rotation or maintenance nights are common. And if it's a good company they will give you comp time for your after-hours work.
    1
  4610. +Samy Zidelmal Agreed, but I have to workout and drink coffee first!
    1
  4611. Thanks for watching Barry! Yes, Anki is essential. Happy studies!
    1
  4612. Awesome! Glad I could help!
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  4613. Hey Blake, there are some great tutorials on how to get setup on GNS3. Here is one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbhXMprW2h0
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  4614. I would be a dual CCIE right now if it weren't for COD!
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  4615. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
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  4616. I haven't personally gone through the Net Academy but I did have a coworker who did. He seemed to pass the CCNA with flying colors without any other material. So, it should be enough but it never hurts to do some extra study.
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  4617. If you dont' learn well with books...don't get them. Videos, online resources (like articles and tech docs) and labs will be enough. CBT is definitely worth it.
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  4618. Eh
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  4619. Glad I could help! There are a lot of resources out there and it really comes down to your budget. Check out my resources page for various options: networkchuck.com/resources
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  4620. No, I would focus on one test at a time. I don't know much about Lynda but I know that there are some great courses on Udemy. You'll see about 45-55 questions on each test.
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  4621. Awesome! I almost compulsively bought a PS4 the other day.....but gotta finish that cert first!
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  4622. It depends on how much time you have to study everyday. If you devote 2-3 hours everyday....I'd say you could do it in 2-3 months.
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  4623. Yes sir. People really underestimate the power of a good deck of flashcards.
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  4624. Hey Med, thanks for watching! In your last few weeks before the exam, take a lot of practice tests and do a lot of labs. This will give you a good idea of where you stand and make sure you are very comfortable with the command line. This will help you drill down into the topics you are iffy on. I would review the CCNA Blueprint every other day and make sure you feel comfortable in all the topics listed. Also, use flashcards to keep your knowledge fresh. Use Anki for spaced repetition --> https://apps.ankiweb.net/
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  4625. No problem! Thanks for watching!
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  4626. JOE! How are you? (Ha...Supreme.....don't miss that!) I might also be at Cisco Live this year so we should definitely meet up!
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  4627. Thanks for watching!
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  4628. Anything looks difficult when you first start. I remember how I felt when considering my path when I first started.....everything seemed daunting!! But once you have the CCNA, the CCNP is a little more challenging but it really just builds on the concepts. Good luck to you sir and thanks for watching!
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  4629. Thanks for the comment! It keeps me motivated to keep making videos like this. Thanks for watching and happy New Year!
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  4630. Good luck to you as well! Thanks for watching!
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  4631. Specialize!! Pick a track, whether it be voice, security, datacenter....whatever....and narrow down your skillset.
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  4632. Awesome Mike!!
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  4633. Yes there is, often referred to as the CCNA Composite exam. I would recommend it for someone who has been in networking for a few years....otherwise I would take the tests separately.
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  4634. Thanks!
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  4635. Hey, Dennis! Thanks for watching!
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  4636. Awesome Hassan! Thanks for watching and GOOD LUCK!
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  4637. Appreciate it Matt! It is an art....much more complicated than this Cisco stuff ;)
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  4638. +habib amiri Good luck! I actually changed focus to finish up my CCNP RS, so I only have the TSHOoT left!
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  4639. I would only recommend the A+ if you don't already have a job on a helpdesk.
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  4640. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching Leonard! Security is extremely valuable right now....and will continue to increase in value. Very smart path.
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  4641. Thanks!
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  4642. Thanks for watching! Glad I could help! I definitely understand the burden of studying while dealing with all of your other obligations. ( I just had a baby......so it I definitely understand at the moment!!!)
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  4643. Thanks Andre! I really appreciate the feedback! I hear you on the brain dumps. I have some friends that study like crazy and use the brain dumps as their last preparation step to make sure that truly know the material. However......I always say...isn't that what the test is for? It's def a topic up for debate but as long as you dig deep and try to master the topics...it's not very important!
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  4644. And good luck on your studies!
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  4645. Agreed! Thanks for watching! I will make an effort to post more.
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  4646. No. ;) But I would recommend some of these resources: NetworkChuck.com/Resources
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  4647. It's called a Vac Pot. A very bada$$ brewing method that produces an amazing cup.
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  4648. 100 Points for Gryffindor!
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  4649. Sure did.
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  4650. It's called Anki.
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  4651. I love hearing stories like this! You guys keep me motivated as well.
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  4652. 4 certs! Man! Thanks for watching!
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  4653. Agreed! Thanks for watching!
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  4654. Sorry! I forgot to mention in the description. It's called Anki --> https://apps.ankiweb.net/
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  4655. I would get your A+ to get your foot in the door at a helpdesk.
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  4656. Awesome! Thanks for watching!
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  4657. Thanks for watching!
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  4658. Thanks Kiel!
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  4659. Hey Candice, thanks for watching!! It's amazing that you are taking the time to invest in yourself and make a career change!! I have not dealt with Udemy so I couldn't say much on the subject. What I do love about the platform is that you can look at the ratings and decide for yourself if it would be a good investment. And with anything, you get what you pay for so just keep that in mind. Thankfully, with the CCNA R/S, there are a TON of free materials out there. If you were to just grab the CCNA R/S blueprint, you could probably google every topic and find great FREE material. It's just more work. Good luck to you! Happy studying!
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  4660. Thanks Steven!
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  4661. David, I can't keep up with PC gaming...it's so expensive to maintain a quality rig! I would look for a job IMMEDIATELY! I would look for a starter position, helpdesk/servicedesk for a small(ish) IT department. You want to get your foot in the door immediately and you want to get your hands on some production equipment. Most small shops don't have many barriers between you and the network equipment....as long as you are willing to learn and help out they will usually let you start breaking into the networking side (that's how I did it!). I started in a small IT department that allowed me to learn and grow in different areas of IT. I latched on to one of the network guys...stayed late....helped out on maintenance weekends....until I was finally brought on as a junior admin. Before long, he left for a better position and....I was the guy!
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  4662. That's tricky because you don't want to overload yourself. (I've been there!) But, at the same time, certifications are incredibly valuable....often more valuable than a degree depending on the company. I had the luxury of taking a break from college to focus on my certs and that proved to be very valuable to me at the time. My advice, if you can spare the time, definitely go for your CCNA. Degrees prove that you can stick with something but certs prove that you know the job and can hit the ground running. Many IT degrees include the CCNA as part of a final (ex. WGU). I can't advise to focus more on certs than your degree because it really depends on what industry you want to break into (Government jobs require degrees or will often substitute 5-7 years of experience). Some jobs just want you to have your certs with a bit of experience. Others really need you to have a degree. What I can tell you is that getting your CCNA now will only advance your career faster.
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  4663. Not a bad idea!
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  4664. Great to hear! Thanks for watching. I'm in the Dallas area.
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  4665. I haven't used the Cisco ELearnign platform but I have heard good things. If your company will pay for it...go ahead! Otherwise, I think you could get away with quality material from CBT Nuggets or INE.
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  4666. Thanks for watching! Good luck on your CCNA!
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  4667. Good luck!
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  4668. Thank you for watching!
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  4669. Thanks...I grew it myself! Vac Pot (coffee siphon). The "Breaking Bad" of coffee makers. The first time I saw a video of someone brewing coffee with this....I HAD to have it.
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  4670. Thank you for watching!
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  4671. Thanks for watching Arce! Good luck with your studies!
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  4672. Thanks!! Idk......I will try!!
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  4673. Congrats on the CCENT and good luck on your ICND2!
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  4674. If you can use two monitors that would be awesome. But, I try to get used to one monitor because I'm not always at my desk when I need to squeeze in some study time. I study with just my laptop
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  4675. I would still go for the Security+. For a lot of jobs, especially government contractors, this is a required checkbox. It's not a crazy difficult test (It took me 2 weeks) and it will give you the resume keyword search required for a lot of jobs.
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  4676. Security is a fantastic field to go into. A ton of jobs available! Since you are on the government side of things at the moment, I would recommend going for your CompTIA Security+. I believe that cert is required for many of the IT positions in government. This will give you a very broad, base overview of security. From there, if you find you really like security, I would jump into the Cisco world. Follow this track: CCENT --> CCNA Routing and Switch -> CCNA Security Networking is the backbone of EVERYTHING so I definitely recommend getting your CCNA in Routing and Switch FIRST! Those skills are key. From there, specialize in CCNA Security. Network security is HUGE! If you find that you like the network security side of things....keep going...CCNP Security....CCIE Security!! Security is a broad field so you really need to decide which area you like. You could become a certified ethical hacker (CEH) and go further by getting the prestigious CISSP (This one is focused more on developing policies and standards for an enterprise).
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  4677. Absolutely. I've worked with engineers who started MUCH later. If you have the drive and you get certs, you will pass up your peers.
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  4678. Awesome Kyle! Glad I could help and good luck!
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  4679. You guys keep me motivated! Thanks for watching!
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  4680. You're welcome! Thank you for watching and for the feedback!
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  4681. Excellent. I've always been told that you need pressure to make a diamond and that's what setting your test date does for your preparation.
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  4682. Awesome!
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  4683. Awesome!
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  4684. I say go for your Collaboration first. If your goal is to go into voice this will give you a good introduction into the voice world and you'll find out if you really like it. I would only recommend going for your CCNP RS first if it will serve you better in your current role. I went for the CCNA Voice after my CCNA and it served me well because I was the main voice guy at the time. I went for my CCNP RS afterwards because I was also largely responsible for the network. It all depends on your current role and how it will compliment what you are currently doing.
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  4685. Awesome Dustin! Congrats on the CCNA!! Thanks, I grew it myself! (laaaame joke, but I always say it)
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  4686. Good luck!
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  4687. Thanks!
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  4688. Thanks!
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  4689. Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!
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  4690. Good luck to your sir!
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  4691. I agree, studying for both at the same time would be a bit much. I say, dig deep into route/switch and master the concepts as they are the backbone to every technology. If you spread out your time between the specialization tracks, it will take longer to get a cert and you could get burnt out. I say devote all your time to R/S and knock it out as quickly as you can....then jump into Collab. And Collab is AWESOME! I think it is going to be the hottest sector in the coming years.
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  4692. Awesome David! Good luck to you sir!
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  4693. Start with some solid training and see if you like it. I have some resources listed here: NetworkChuck.com/resources
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  4694. Bummer! You'll be back to hustling in no time!
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  4695. Thanks for watching!
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  4696. I'm currently a Voice and Network Engineer for a company in Dallas.
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  4697. It's extremely important to stay motivated by like-minded people! Thanks for watching!
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  4698. Thanks!
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  4699. Don't like the video?
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  4700. Awesome! GO FOR IT!
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  4701. Awesome! I'm about to try some learning labs from the Cisco Learning Network. Going to the cloud for your lab is definitely easier!
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  4702. CCENT is definitely the best place to start! I would recommend buying online to avoid BN markup. I list the resources on my site: NetworkChuck.com/resources cnd1 100-105 is the latest version of the exam so you definitely want study materials focused on that! Also, a good video course is a great companion to the book. I also list some really great (some pricey, some cheap) on my site.
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  4703. :) Thanks!
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  4704. I'm far from being a CCIE Security, but I know a few. I might have to get a video going with them ;)
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  4705. Thanks! Part 2 will be up soon!
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  4706. +rik Aragoza Lol. Let me know what you think!
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  4707. Exactly. I can’t assume everyone is logged in as root and it would add unnecessary complication to explain it.
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  4708. Typically you’ll run this inside your own network. But you’re right, pihole open on the web does expose some things.
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  4709. That script should create a persistent volume.
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  4710. Thank you!
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  4711. Thank you!
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  4712. Love this! Great job Andrew!
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  4713. Thanks!
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  4714. Having it on docker is kind of awesome.
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  4715. Nice!
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  4716. :)
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  4717. Amazon. Govee light strips.
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  4723. True true.
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  4724. Not “instead of”.... ....”in addition to” :)
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  4725. Thank you for sticking around 😀
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  4726. Thank you!
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  4727. More coming soon.
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  4728. Thank you!
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  4729. Haha, you never know. Thanks!
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  4730. Thanks. Will do.
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  4731. Argh!
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  4732. Thanks!
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  4733. Ubuntu
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  4734. Lol, I knew that would happen but I played dumb for the video.
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  4735. So far I’m still partial to Ubuntu but only because I don’t know any better. I haven’t used it as a desktop replacement yet.
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  4736. Cheapest: Udemy courses. You’ll get labs and everything Premium would be CBT Nuggets.
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  4737. Thanks! Eve-ng is definitely on my list.
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  4738. True.
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  4739. Eh, kind of like a snapshot anyway, right?
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  4740. Synology's own OS.
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  4741. Had to switch him to decaf. Was making him a little nuts.
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  4742. Sounds interesting
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  4743. I keep hearing that. I’ve used Veeam in the enterprise but didn’t know they had a free version.
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