Hearted Youtube comments on NetworkChuck (@NetworkChuck) channel.

  1. Dude...I was recently learning proxmox and was like...damn this ceph documentation is so complicated to wrap my head around,BOOM. Network chuck to the rescue
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  2. Chuck, I'd like to learn more about crypto mining from you! Keep going on! thumbup
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  3. As usual, presented quite well, informative, easy to follow. The usual problem though is if you can stick to it :(
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  4. I was just thinking that I needed a Network Chuck video RIGHT NOW!! And here you are 😂
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  5. I also made sure I was drinking coffee at the coffee breaks to ensure maximum learning.
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  6. Life Goal : want a slide on top of stair
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  7. The OS at the start of the video is Windows 10 😂
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  8. "Oh hi Mark" best reference you could've made
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  9. Is it even worth it to begin on CCNA now? I keep seeing this SDN non-CLI stuff and the networking tech seems like its moving forward fast... its got me thinking the traditional CCNA skills are going to get pushed away? Idk Im sure Im overthinking this but it is a worry I have. Like would it be better to focus on security or something else?
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  10. Steps: 1) Soft skills / Interview / career 2) Network + 3) CCNA R&S 4) CCNA CyperOps / Network Programmability 5) CCNP R&S 6) Choose your own adventure
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  11. Here are the videos I would like to see from Chuck: 1. Studying equipment for CCENT/CCNA. 2. Day in the life of a network engineer. 3. First job technical and nontechnical interview questions on a networking job (NOC position for example). 4. Networking/Cybersecurity/Cloud jobs in law enforcement vs private sector. 5. Automation scripting for Cisco. 6. Wireless networking certs (CCNA wireless and Ruckus for example). and the ideas go on but these are videos we all could benefit from.
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  12. yessss please keep doing these!! i’m learning so much i hope to get my CCNA soon idk if i can try bc i’m 16 but i’m definitely gonna be ready to get it i’m studying so much!
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  13. I begin learning python in a month or so, I'm a total noob at python, looking forward to future videos as usual, such an epic teacher.
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  14. Chuck you are a real motivation man ! Thank you for your videos
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  15. I love how you’re getting your daughters involved!! I just ordered Tynker for my son to get him learning coding!! He’s not even in middle school yet 🤣
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  16. Really... dad jokes... “I like French press, it’s my daily grind” wah wah wah.
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  17. This is a great motivation to learn something new. Just instead of coffee, I have a beer. (I hope you don't read this comment :D )
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  18. I spent a long time learning this ... Thank you for making TCP/OSI so practical .. This should be taught to students in schools/colleges so they can get their hands on with the packet tracer and explore it.
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  19. Detailed video on ports and port forwarding plz bro...
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  20. This is the most tech savvy viking ive ever seen.
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  21. Add Some Extra Practice in it.and end of the episode add a quiz for us.
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  22. That's not NetworkChuck, it's Harry Potter! ⚡
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  23. My certifications have gotten me jobs. My college degrees have not. That is not to poo-poo degrees, but certs get you jobs. Just sayin'...
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  24. You make this even more fun. I love the energy and excitement, it gets me just as excited about learning Linux. Keep it up!
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  25. Mate you are really good at explaining things in terms that people can understand. You don’t give yourself backhanded compliments, nor do you use unexplained acronyms. You are a great teacher. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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  26. Bro you're videos make me feel (as a 31 year old dude) that I can actually learn new skills and switch in to IT if I want to... I've always felt like IT is for like 20 year olds and no matter what I do I'll never catch up, but you've inspired me to really give it a go.
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  27. Hey Chuck! I got my CCNA and a job offer in the same day because of it! Lol
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  28. This young man's smile and attitude is infectious. Thank you for introducing me to him Chuck, I'm glad you're lending a hard-worker like him your platform. He's the exact type of person the United States should be literally throwing our citizenship at, making it as easy as possible for him to come & live & work here. I will be sure to start following him, if not for any other reason than to light a fire under my ass by example!
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  29. "It's a lot, and it's cool. It's super nerdy and way overkill.. but you should" I love this guy's enthusiasm!
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  30. Best place to hack people is hotels. They share CCTV, POS’s and Printers on the same network their guests use (albeit it’s best to hard wire into an Ethernet Jack.) Also a quick way to get free internet. Just create an evil twin and similar configuration here, clone the portal page then catch their username and password they use in an attempt to connect to the Internet. Now you can log in with their username and password for internet access
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  31. A split tunnel SSL VPN is a way better option - entirely self hosted and self configurable, and only the traffic that needs to go over the VPN does so (this negates the "everything goes through the VPN device" point that Chuck makes, only specific traffic that you define will go through it)- and their are products out there for this that also have ACLs etc. - I hate the idea of this going through a 3rd party service/server to access a private network.
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  32. I've invested my entire life in IT from Cisco, to Programming and now to software entrepreneurship. I and my wife have become so drifted apart. She hates everything I do. But I just can't stop. IT is amazing guys..! Go for it.!
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  33. This is probably the easiest explanation of mining crypto.
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  34. I need to learn how to hack my brain to start studying first !
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  35. this is amazing, Chuck, I would love a full course on Python from you! <3
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  36. This is how I was taught subnetting back in collage. It made so much sense and was so incredible clear to me that it made subnetting so easy. It's good to see it still being taught this way, and in Chucks fun style.
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  37. I'm a Nigerian that's just about finishing college and I've managed to get my CCNA R&S as well just recently. You have no idea how motivational this video has been for me. thanks.
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  38. What I really like about this channel is the simplicity way your explaining “complex “ terminology like coding and seeing your own kids trying this gives me hope that learning has no age limit and so hoping to learn a lot from this channel and hope to grow together as we learn together.
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  39. will definitely say that chuck gave me more than technical knowledge, a coffee addiction...
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  40. Never drink and root ever again (rm -rf /*) lol!
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  41. Love Python. Getting more into scripting in Python now after being big on BASH for a long time. Love your videos and keep doing what you do!
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  42. Nice one bro
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  43. Coming from a linux admin that has a beard and loves coffee, you had me at your intro. This just showed up in my recommended, good stuff!
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  44. My future Children appreciate you teaching them how to defeat it!!!
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  45. 2 am in India 😂 was about to get some sleep... then chuck arrived and i fired up my system 😂❤️✨. love from india🇮🇳
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  46. I passed CCNA R&S yesterday. and am enjoying my victory
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  47. I'm a new CCNA but I'm sure we'll be alright. Not every company is going to be a large enterprise running the biggest baddest technology. Keep your head up and push forward.
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  48. @networkchuck GREAT NEWS, I just passed my CCENT this past Monday. Im on a road now for the CCNA R/S cert.
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  49. Thanks for having me <3
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  50. Hi Chuck, I enjoy your content and the way you present it. I do have some experience with nmap myself. What I'd like to add for people who are interested is, that you still can scan hosts which seem (!) to be down. A default nmap scan will do a quick icmp (ping) scan against the host. If there is no response, it will assume that the host is down and don't even start any further scans. However, a lot of servers are configured to not react to any icmp calls, but are still up. So use the switch "-Pn" in addition. It will treat the host as if it is up and do the scans anyway. If you still run into a lot of errors, the host might be down for real or you are blocked by a firewall. Cheers
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