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That's what's up! Definitely keep pushing towards it and gaining a bit of experience/knowledge here and there on the job and I'm sure good things will come in due time (if not soon) for you. Wishing you all the best and appreciate that support and positive feedback.

Apologies for the delayed response, but thanks so much for the kind words and your support. To be honest, the Networking world has not changed a lot under the hood and there's been few paradigm shifts. Even when something appears new, it's just abstracting a few layers that used to need to be configured/managed by the administrator, but under the hood it's still there. So the push to cloud is more so organizations adopting the speed to deploying infrastructure and you'll read trading capex for opex, etc., but most companies I've worked for the past 5 years have a hybrid network (on-premise physical hardware and a cloud presence), because they'll still need to support staff that go into the office (switches, firewalls, access points at a minimum usually). My real opinion has always be to just get in somewhere, even if it's help desk or support, and if you know your 2-3- year goal of where you want to be, which sounds like a Network Engineering, it will just be super quick versus someone that just wants to do tech. But that way you're possibly seeing a different side of tech (e.g., the security tickets, server, AD, etc. tickets that you may not see if you waited to land a networking role. Another option is to look at government positions, as there are less candidates for various reasons which makes the competition a little less than the corporate roles. But the seeing "tons of Cloud Admin roles..." again, most networks are hybrid, so you should aspire to know a little bit about the cloud (e.g., AWS Practitioner level knowledge). Getting ready to post a video about what I've done since getting my CCIE and thanks for the inspiration as I do shout you out in the video as well, lol. But not sure if this response helps you or not, but let me know if not and I'll try to respond better.

Thank you so much!

Glad it was helpful and you're very welcome and appreciate your support!

Not sure I understand the comment. A “fast” video is subjective and a 25 min video that is part of a series wouldn’t be fast in my eyes. We all try our best to convey information that might help someone, and I feel I did my best effort with that. But be more specific and I’ll be sure to keep it in mind.

Thank you so much and yes, it's here with me everyday and I saw one from maybe 8-9 years ago another CCIE showed me, and it has improved a bit in quality. Thanks again for your support, I truly do appreciate it.

I respect and appreciate that feedback and will consider it going forward. Thanks for the comment.

@CiscoUtube, I am deeply humbled and incredibly grateful for your kind words. Your message truly resonates with the journey and dedication it took to achieve my CCIE Enterprise certification. Your attentiveness and always giving back the community (even recognizing this tiny video) very often goes unrecognized and I just want to say thanks and let you know that I've seen tremendous growth over the past 20 years and am looking forward to what's to come. From the unboxing to the countless hours of study and practice, your recognition of my efforts means the world to me. As I near the one-year anniversary of earning my CCIE, I reflect on the invaluable support and resources Cisco has provided throughout my journey. Your tools, community, and unwavering commitment to excellence have truly been instrumental in my success. I am proud to be an advocate for Cisco, and I look forward to continuing to share my experiences and insights with others. Thank you once again for your heartfelt congratulations and for being a constant source of inspiration!

Loved it and though the concept is simple and straight-forward, I can definitely see how this would have helped with mentoring others a few years back (it's on me, I just didn't know the resource was available) -- but this and finding so many resources affiliated with DevNet has been an eye opener and a game changer with "making concepts click!"

😄yes indeed and time truley does fly!

Thank you so much and it was definitely a life long journey and just appreciative of every opportunity along the way. Because that's also what it's about. Though this is a culmination of the hard work, there's no way to tangibly show the sweat equity, hurdles, solutions implemented, great teammates, etc in the journey (which each of us has), but definitely glad to get this one on attempt #3. But thank you so much for the kind words and for your support, means a lot.

Thank you so much!

You're welcome and I appreciate the feedback, as it helps me what things to cut out or keep doing lol. I don't get too many responses, but take each one to heart and consider it to try get better. But thanks again and catch you later.

Oh wow, that's a big one there and definitely kudos to you for the pursuit and future achievement (as I know you're got this and future blessings on you getting your #). Let me know how it goes and wishing you all the best, and my apologies for the delayed response.

@@networkyourfuture2022 No worries. Thank you for the encouragement and I will definitely keep you posted.

My pleasure and thank you for your support and let me know if there's any topics/ideas you would like to see!

Hey and thanks for the support. Palos still don't have native HA support (for the firewalls) in AWS, it's just their Panoramas that support active/passive. ua-cam.com/video/h8h0NOnMhx0/v-deo.html is the video that helped me understand and architect a "pseudo" HA type of deployment in AWS for data flow. This works very well for east/west and outbound traffic, and for inbound, you'll have to consider IPSEC tunnels (if used) to both firewalls, and possibly taking advantage of DNS (Route 53) for GlobalProtect (if used, for multiple gateways to a single URL).

Yeah, you're right, I pulled the trigger early on that one and jumped to conclusions because the inbox was getting hot. Still pretty brutal/tight out here and a lot of hiring freezes.

Appreciate the support and feedback, and yeah, the terms "ML, AI, automation, etc." are what they're going to throw in there, but I would say if you have the option and requirements to work for the government, that's always a good place to look for route/switch, as they're always in the field. Not sure which state/area you are in, but feel free to ping me at: andre.king81@gmail.com and I'll forward some things your way.

Yeah, that was my passion years ago when they were promoting CUBE, but I was very junior, but for whatever reason, Voice (before they changed it to Collaboration) interested me. I hear you on "getting back in the dungeon," as yeah, this was many hours before and after work, and every weekend I had to commit to, but it's achievable, even when you don't think it is. Truly wishing you the best of luck and hopefully things can settle down or stay settled down on the work side of the house, but let me know how it goes!

@@networkyourfuture2022 most definitely 👍🏽

Touché :)

My pleasure and appreciate the support!

Thank you so much and definitely takes perseverance sometimes (as this was years in the making). Appreciate the support and kind words, and enjoy your weekend!

Thanks for the question, and honestly for me, this was more of a "lifetime achievement" effort, as it definitely would have helped more in 2016-17 during my first two attempts and I think the "superficial" value has changed a bit from the heydays. But I personally will always respect CCIEs and even those that attempt the exam, because of the sacrifice of time, sweat equity, and everything else that comes with it. Since I'm more in the cloud these days, and doing security related things as well, it's not gained/earned me a promotion or anything like that, but again, just something I didn't want to give up on from all the hours I had put in over the years. But again, that's just me personally, but I see how it could open up doors for opportunities for those that achieve it within their organization or elsewhere, just didn't for me.

My apologies for the delayed response, but definitely appreciate your support and the kind words. Yeah, just stay encouraged and focus your path on those technologies/concepts that truly interest you and you can see yourself enjoying for a bit. Once you start and get in, you won't be locked into a job/technology/etc, but you do want to find an area that you'll enjoy doing for a bit and hopefully in your role you will be able to work with and interact with other team members on different teams to see and learn various parts of IT. Stay inspired and wishing you all the best.

@@networkyourfuture2022 thanks. Im going for my ccie. My ccnp rs got expired, lol.

Thank you for your support and hope you have a wonderful weekend.

Thank you so much and yeah, this was a great reward for passing that exam (was pretty brutal - over 6 hours)

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much 🤗, although I think I need to make a normal thumbnail now since this one was published on Super Bowl Sunday (but has nothing to do with football, lol). Appreciate you so much though and hope you enjoy the rest of your day.

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@@MdRasel-cx5in sure (always open to advice/tips) and appreciate your continued support.

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@networkyourfuture2022 Hello❤️

I appreciate that and definitely wishing everyone all the best in their pursuits!

Wow, that's pretty cool to hear and definitely glad that I could help you out with that. I remember my first time troubleshooting a firewall where that happened to be the issue and trust me, didn't ever forget it again lol.

I appreciate that and definitely trying my best to bring value to the community :)

Thank you so much!

I appreciate that and thanks for watching me brain dump a few ideas. It's tough sometimes trying to think of topics that would interest others, but trying my best and appreciate you!