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Great info, especially about cysa thanks

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you got some nice questions there! I appreciate your time !!!!

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Thank you. I found 5to be the easiest

Do you think it makes more sense to take network+ or CCNA. Some people have told me that they're interchangeable. CCNA seems to be more difficult and the voucher is more expensive.

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Hello sir what's the password and username of the machine

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I like to how you systematically break down the questions and methodically answer it

what will be your answer if you don't have background in cyber or IT and you trying to change your profession

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Step 1: Work Helpdesk

PiNG: is the primary TCP/IP command used to troubleshoot connectivity, reachability, and name resolution. Used without parameters, this command displays Help content. You can also use this command to test both the computer name and the IP address of the computer.

The IP address 127.0. 0.1 is called a loopback address. Packets sent to this address never reach the network but are looped through the network interface card only. This can be used for diagnostic purposes to verify that the internal path through the TCP/IP protocols is working.

Thank you! It validated the steps I'm taking just waiting for that opportunity. I'm ready for when the time comes

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06-07-2024 | Its working, thank you

Short and sweet packed with crucial info. Thanks Dr.K

Great video! One thing I didn't get is that why it has to run DHCP within the network so that such attack can be performed?

Great video! However just one thing I didn't follow is that why it has to run DHCP in the network so we can perform such attack?

Have you describe this video from....your phone? brrrr

If I may be so bold, VLAN in my Linux based MSD (managed service device) can be both wired or wireless. Wireless is expressed as wl0, wl1, wl2, and so forth. So in regards to why the possible answer A in question 2 is the least likely implementation, being that you would likely use a wired bridge or repeater where possible before using a wireless bridge , on a MAN, where wired connections are prohibited based on physical topology or cost or are otherwise not practical or feasible I can theoretically conceive the use of a wireless bridge to wirelessly extend the distance between network devices. While I think D and B are often consequences of VLAN implementation, neither of them are the best answer.

Love this video! Thank you putting this video together

thank you so much for the great video