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By the way, just took the voucher exam for JNCIA and passed. Little more study time and I will be taking the exam within 30 days. Wish me luck. I passed my CCNA in 1999...back before they actually had routing and switching in the exam. It was more like Netowk+ back then.

Im glad you're enjoying the content! So you want to set your static default route to point to the next-hop IP Address on the VMnetwork that points to the internet. You also want to ensure that you have corresponding security zones and security polices in place that permit the flow of traffic from one zone to another. Hope this helps.

I appreciate that. Glad to hear you enjoyed the vid!

Try following the steps outlined here: ua-cam.com/video/wpp-nxnAVO4/v-deo.html

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Hi Fabian, that's awesome to here. I enjoyed it for the time that I had it. The UM773 will last most folks starting out a long time if you sole purpose it for labbing. However in full transparency I did end up returning it for a more beefier travel server for my work needs. Though I do miss the size of the UM773 as it incredibly small in comparison.

Thanks for the reply and transparency! I know you’re in a Sales position now, but are there any plans on expanding into videos about protocol redistribution, MPLS, NAT etc? I find your content extremely helpful w/ the way you explain & showcase different technologies!

@@FabianEdouard No problem, and glad to hear you've been enjoying the content. As I've begun re-studying for another JNCIE certification my goal is to begin posting more network lab tutorials this year, so stay tuned!

@@jongreenit This is great news! Good luck with studying and Happy News Years!

Much appreciated and happy new years to you as well!

Thanks, glad to hear you enjoyed the vid! More to come.

You crushed it! How'd you find the process?

I took the 32 value as you showed. Each 32 value would be a new subnet. Let me know if that analysis is correct.

@@walterbortone6410Your answer was correct but the logic is not quite there. Double check the Block size value used for the /20 and your logic will match. Once you've had a chance to confirm the block size value, see which subnet comes after 172.16.32.0/20.

When I have some down time, I'll put something together going over this topic exactly. #CRQ

@@jongreenit thankssss, especially the one with no experience if you still have it somewhere

@dnflittlecookie No problem!

You've got this!

That's a fair question to ask, I'm actually in the works of putting together a video going over this exact topic. In short my answer is no, while the introduction of AI will change how engineers go about doing their day-to-day job - it will not replace them. AI and automation helps to reduce the need for engineers to work on repetitive task allowing engineers to free up their time to focus on the problems that aren't common and can't be solved by AI. #CRQ

I haven't tested that, let me know if it works for you though

You nailed it! In the video I referenced the subnet calculator from the website: www.calculator.net/ip-subnet-calculator.html

I'm good to about /19...lol! The biggest one I actually used was a /20 for a Civic Center wifi project.

Yeah most networks aren't that large for segmentation purposes.

Hey first off kudos to you on getting your CCNA as that is no small task starting out. It's also an accomplishment for you to already have a job that's providing you with relevant IT experience. While the job you hold may not be your end goal, I'd suggest using it to continue building your IT experience for your resume. If you find your current role easy, well that's even better because now you can really leverage the downtime you get at work to pursue the next certification or developing the skills needed for your ideal future job!

No problem at all, I'm glad to hear you found it useful!

This would be correct this demonstration is for how you'd configure bgp on a non-firewall device

On a firewall you'd need to also ensure the correct security zones and security policies are in place to permit the bgp traffic between the neighbors

I honestly put in a couple of grand in studying and paying for the cost of the exams and study materials. I definitely recommend using the self study bundle in preparation of the exam.

Oh that's nice, yeah I believe the vQFX image had been decontinued and replaced with the vEX (vjunosswitch). It's alot easier to use since you only have to spin up one device as opposed to two.

My pleasure!

Thanks for watching! This video is actually part of a series on the channel where I dive into different aspects of networking and IT careers-feel free to check out the rest for more insights. In short, a network engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining computer networks. This includes configuring hardware like routers and switches, ensuring network security, troubleshooting issues, and optimizing performance to keep data flowing smoothly. Let me know if you have any more questions!

I'd say we are wizards, witches, and sorcerers...to a degree. My office reaks of black magic and unicorn sacrifice each day I leave work. 😅

I'd say the VB99 is right in the sweet spot in terms of the weight trade off and battery performance, though this really comes down to your individual weight preference. If you're seeking something that's extremely minimal and lightweight go for the vb50. However, if you willing to sacrifice a little bit of weight for extended battery life without carrying around multiple batteries go with the vb99

You are correct

Nice, glad to hear you found the video helpful

Make sure to hit the space bar to mark your selection before hitting the enter key. Otherwise dhcp will still be selected.

Hi, what challenges are you facing in preparing for it?

Yep, similar to that of a laptop charger

What fuels your interest in networking?

I didn't, I completed the CCNA before pursing the CCNP. Back at the time the CCNA was split into two parts: ICND1 and ICND2. If you passed the first one then that qualified as your CCENT, and completing the second half gave you your CCNA. The certificate program I went through at MTC (community college) for routing and switching gave me a good foundational understanding of networking however for more advanced concepts that were covered on the CCNP I self-studied using CBT nuggets and virtual emulations software's like Packet Tracer, GNS3 and EVE-NG

Hey yeah so I didn't realize this at the time of recording this video but since then have tested that, using the built-in arca swiss plate on SmallRig camera cages for the fx30 and s5iix and it works flawlessly without needing to add in the extra arca swiss mounting plate. Thanks for point that out for the folks in the comments and happy holidays!

I appreciate that!

How is EVE installed? What was set for the gateway address, is this the same as your laptops gateway?

@@prashantmjalskar8198 haha yea lost my voice for second 😅

Glad to hear that!

I appreciate that Zoltron! Typically you'd want to place your firewall, (in this case the SRX320), between your internal network and the internet, so the recommended path would be (Modem > SRX > C1111). This gives your firewall the ability to intercept threats attempting to enter your network. You could configure the firewall to be the gateway and do NAT & DHCP, or you could configure it in SecureWire mode in which acts as a bump in the wire and the modem and router don't even realize it's there. This would mean all the routing and services you configured on the C1111 could stay the same. I hope this helps!

@jongreenit Thank you for the idea. Really enjoy the content.

@@zoltron30 No problem!

Wtf. 2025. For real. That's too late.

Good stuff, hope you enjoy and yes the SSD is upgradeable!