Part 3 - What Are Switch Port Profiles? Why Use them?

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Welcome to Part 3 of the Home Networking Guide For Newbies. Hopefully, you are following the series, getting value from the videos, learning a little bit about networking as we go. Please let me know your thoughts, considering subscribing and sharing this video and series with your friends, family, and anyone who you think would benefit from this series. Have a great day!

[@jacksquat55]

Thanks Tony, for yet another informative and entertaining instructional video. Your extemporaneous delivery is getting more smooth and polished with every episode. I'm looking forward to future installments of this valuable and highly anticipated Grandstream series. A big thumbs up from me!

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Wow! Thanks for your heartfelt comment, really means a lot! Glad to see you are getting value from this series as I’ve earned your “Thumbs Up!” Have a great day! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more.

[@MrTimTech2022]

Great part 3 video Tony, it's good to have a refresher about setting up port profiles so thanks for this. Looking forward to the video in the series focusing on Firewall Rules. Keep them coming Tony, great video series!

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Thank you sir! I appreciate you watching!

[@Practical-IT]

Woohoo! I'm first. I'm definitely working on my Grandstream wish list. LOL!

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Haha! Thanks Jeremy for supporting the channel. I hope you are enjoying the series thus far? What is on your GS wishlist?

[@PE4Doers]

Great video Tony, as were the other videos in this series. Thanks 😊

[@QuikTechSolutions]

@@PE4Doers thank you for watching David! Moving right along through the series.

[@PE4Doers]

@@QuikTechSolutions It's been a great series Tony 🙂

[@JasonsLabVideos]

Watching this with a cup of fresh coffee :)

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Haha! I’ve 3 already. Enjoy and thx for watching.

[@WunderTechTutorials]

Loved the video, Tony! I really like that screen that shows "Native VLAN" and "Allowed VLANs". Does that mean that if you wanted to, you can set specific VLANs that the source can connect with and it'll create a firewall rule for it automatically? Or is that all handled on the firewall?

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Hey Frank, appreciate you watching. I think you are referring to VLAN segregation. That is handled in the Firewall, which I believe is the next video in the series. Have a great weekend.