Cisco Certified Network Associate | CCNA 200-301 | Free CCNA 200-301 Training Part Two

[@kingofhavila9850]

Mike you are an angel in IT field if you know how much you're helping young people in their IT career. May God rewards you for everything you're doing. I'm about to enroll in your bootcamp because I need more practices on aws solution architect despite all the theories.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Esrom! It will be a pleasure to have you on board! The program teaches you the fundamentals of cloud computing. We don't focus on any specific cloud because if you learn "The Cloud" you can work with any cloud. #cloudhired

[@kingofhavila9850]

@@GoCloudArchitects oh alright! Thank you sir.

[@christiandiaz1191]

This stuff is amazing. I'm a ex-marine currently in law enforcement. I've obtained my A+ and Network+ now shooting for CCNA. I'm looking to become an engineer. I do have a fear of not getting hired due to a lack of experience in the field. I will continue with my studies and see what happens, but I'm definitely in love with this series. It's amazing and right up my alley. Any tips will be highly appreciated.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Christian - You can do anything with the right plan, hard effort and discipline. Just get the right plan, follow that plan and when it gets rough keep fighting until you win. Even if that involves a little adaption, improvisation, and overcoming something I bet your good at Here is an article I wrote for American security magazine. It takes about some attributes you can use to your advantage when transitioning from military life. Thank you for your service americansecuritytoday.com/helping-heroes-get-hired-building-up-military-resumes-for-tech-careers/

[@christiandiaz1191]

@@GoCloudArchitects Thank you for the reply. I read your article and it filled me with motivation. It was interesting to see Mr. Bratton my former commissioner on the page. I'm very excited to continue with my studies. Thank you so much for your encouragement.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

@@christiandiaz1191 I'm so happy to hear that. This is a great field and you will love it. Oorah!

[@asibongegbe9257]

You are just the best Mr Mike. Even though i'm seeing this late- I still feel the need to drop my comment

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Smile.448]

Great content! I understand and enjoy your teachings! Thank you kindly for your time and effort.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Alissa! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! #cloudhired

[@joelearnit395]

Thank you so much for this great video, combining it with AWS sets me on the go for this year. Thank you so much again Mike!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Joe! I'm glad you find it helpful! #cloudhired

[@Robert-im2tl]

Wow thank you Mike for clearly explaining the difference between HUB, Switch, and a Router. My takeaway HUB (communication among users) Switch (controlled, directed communication aka No traffic jams) Router (next level communication with permissions enabled/disabled i.e.. traffic police officer allowing only permitted traffic in the area)

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Robert! You got that right! I'm glad it was helpful! #cloudhired

[@berlindangwe6199]

Thanks Mike I went via one of your lectures and was really impressed .

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Berlinda! Glad you liked it! #cloudhired

[@MyRose369]

Such a Great Session Mike! Great how you and Chris do everything!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Martijn! I'm glad you enjoyed it! #cloudhired

[@kimdavis5631]

Stellar content from a CCIE master!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! #cloudhired

[@UniQueLyEviL]

As someone who has ADD I am amazed I made it through one video over 3 hours long, much less two. You are great at what you do, thank you.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you. I hope you learn a lot from the training!

[@lfjj44]

Found this course and it’s really easy to understand. Thanks 😊

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful! #cloudhired

[@dondups1543]

Hi Sir I started IT in 1984, operating mainframes, network magement. Desktop support and operating unix server. Certs were not big then but now it's the thing when browsing job apps.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

It’s funny around 1995-2000 certifications meant something. That’s when I did my CCIE and it was a great introduction to networking for me. Then I spent 25 years really learning networking. We have interviewed thousands os technology professionals. CEOs, CIOs, CTOs and hiring managers. We have yet to find any person who does hiring that cares about certifications. Everyone we speak to cares about competency, communication skills, leadership ability, attitude, emotional intelligence and willingness to go above and beyond. Now for the people selling certifications that’s another story. So do as you wish. But we suggest focusing on the above skills over certifications.

[@dondups1543]

Im very grateful to yourself and others selfless sharing of knowledge and expertise! Thank you

[@GoCloudArchitects]

@@dondups1543 thank you. I am so happy to help.

[@KenSherman]

27:45; 2:42:07 "I am root."🌴 aka #GuardiansoftheGalaxy📼 mode.😁 28:25 "hostmane" 😆. Sounds like something ppl in my urban neck of the woods would type. 😎 (1:56:00 Hostanme almost seems like Hostanime. I'd prob watch that.📺👌🏽) 51:15 I've seen 0 15 in virtual teletype (vty) lines too. I forgot why it's so too. My best memory is that commonly available remote lines in a CLI terminal for a router is 5 & a switch is 16 which conversely references it's physical available ports at that time & now. Hence, 0 - 4 & 0 - 16 respectively John Phiri. Thus, it's the alternative to physical connection via remotely (SSH, Telnet, etc.) through the virtual interface. 1:30:30 A hub in its pure form, which should by now be defunct, is basically a repeater Evo. 3:39:00 Richard & Coyote & that other name, Ivan? 🤩

[@1413402]

Great content!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you so much

[@Robert-im2tl]

Hi Mike. Based on the similar HUB principle that WIFI works with, can you overwhelm a WIFI network with broadcast traffic and disable it? If so what type of additional security risks would you have?

[@bobanmilisavljevic7857]

At first I thought the spanning tree was an interesting idea, until you mentioned the wait times

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Every technology has it place. And rapid spanning tree speeds it up dramatically

[@dondups1543]

Hello Ruth can u share yr experience cause I'm in the same path as u, wat happened after u gt yr ccna and ccnp, were dere no jobs ...thanks

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Hi. Certifications don’t really have a lot to do with getting hired. Here is what you need to do to get your first tech job. www.gocloudarchitects.com/first-tech-job-linkedin/

[@alexilaiho8534]

Q1.What will happen if we ping the broadcast address? Will the packets be received by all the devices in that subnet?

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Yes. They will be received by everything in the subnet.

[@alexilaiho8534]

Q2. Every VLAN is one broadcast domain right? 1:49:30

[@GoCloudArchitects]

@@alexilaiho8534 yes

[@OsifoOhiokpehai-kz8mh]

#Cloud Networking

[@Robert-im2tl]

#CCNA

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you, Robert! #CCNA #cloudhired

[@blackbelt3161]

Make ccna video with real devices

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you for your comment! #cloudhired

[@GoCloudArchitects]

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[@aayz-yd2gx]

Please you use translate to Arabic 😅

[@GoCloudArchitects]

We'll look into the feasibility of this.

[@rijoice1986]

#CCNA

[@OsifoOhiokpehai-kz8mh]

#CCNA